Sky Sports Racing has its sights set on the North East as Newcastle and Sedgefield host an action-packed day of racing on Wednesday. Among the highlights, Supreme George looks set to make another victory count at Sedgefield in a competitive field for the Chris Blanckley Supporting Fairlight Studio Handicap Chase.
This six-year-old, trained by Donald McCain, has built up a impressive record with three consecutive wins, taking his total over fences to three from four starts. However, he could face stiff competition from Sea Thrift, who impressed at Plumpton last month with her jumping prowess and showed promise despite wearing a tongue-tie for the first time.
Other contenders include Double Digits, who struggled on chase debut but may be capable of better, while Treaty Boy boasts experience over his rivals. However, it's hard to look past Spartan Fighter as he chases a four-timer in the Midnite A Next Generation Betting App Handicap at Newcastle.
This nine-year-old has made impressive course and distance hat-tricks before, including when claiming a similar contest 15 days ago, but faces a further five-pound rise. He'll need to overcome that hurdle to beat Yorkshire Glory, who recorded his third all-weather success at the same track and trip on his last start.
Newcastle's shortlist is also dotted with promising contenders, including Hayynah, who bids to break her maiden in the Midnite Ain't Your Grandad's Bookie Maiden Stakes. Back from a break and sporting cheekpieces for the first time, she boasts an impressive rating of 83.
The day's card is full of intriguing matchups, and fans will be eager to see which horses can come out on top at both Newcastle and Sedgefield.
This six-year-old, trained by Donald McCain, has built up a impressive record with three consecutive wins, taking his total over fences to three from four starts. However, he could face stiff competition from Sea Thrift, who impressed at Plumpton last month with her jumping prowess and showed promise despite wearing a tongue-tie for the first time.
Other contenders include Double Digits, who struggled on chase debut but may be capable of better, while Treaty Boy boasts experience over his rivals. However, it's hard to look past Spartan Fighter as he chases a four-timer in the Midnite A Next Generation Betting App Handicap at Newcastle.
This nine-year-old has made impressive course and distance hat-tricks before, including when claiming a similar contest 15 days ago, but faces a further five-pound rise. He'll need to overcome that hurdle to beat Yorkshire Glory, who recorded his third all-weather success at the same track and trip on his last start.
Newcastle's shortlist is also dotted with promising contenders, including Hayynah, who bids to break her maiden in the Midnite Ain't Your Grandad's Bookie Maiden Stakes. Back from a break and sporting cheekpieces for the first time, she boasts an impressive rating of 83.
The day's card is full of intriguing matchups, and fans will be eager to see which horses can come out on top at both Newcastle and Sedgefield.
The racing scene in the North East is always a highlight for me, especially with all these talented horses competing 
. I'm loving the form of Supreme George right now, three wins in a row is no joke! 
But Sea Thrift giving it her all at Plumpton was impressive too 
. And I'm intrigued by Hayynah's comeback - that 83 rating looks solid 
. It'll be exciting to see how Spartan Fighter fares with the weight hike 
. The atmosphere at both Newcastle and Sedgefield is always electric, can't wait for Wednesday's racing! 
meanwhile, Spartan Fighter is on fire too, chasing that four-timer is no easy feat 
what i love about this event tho is the variety of contenders, there are so many exciting matchups 
but she's got that 83 rating, which says a lot 
what i'm not sure about tho is the rise in weight for spartan fighter, five pounds can make all the difference 
with those course and distance hat-tricks. I'm kinda leaning towards Treaty Boy to cause some upsets though, don't know what to make of Double Digits after that chase debut...
Supreme George is lookin like a shoo-in 4 the win, but Sea Thrift might give him a run fer his money 
. And don't sleep on Spartan Fighter at Newcastle - he's got that four-timer vibe goin on 
can't wait to see who takes home the gold! 
and that Spartan Fighter is giving me chills 4-timer potential? 
So I'm excited about Sky Sports Racing's event in the North East, but I've got some doubts about Supreme George winning again... he's had some pretty good runs so far, but that other horse Sea Thrift is looking like a strong contender! And what if Double Digits can get their chase debut out of the way? Also, I'm not sure about Spartan Fighter - those extra five pounds will be tough to overcome. Meanwhile at Newcastle, Hayynah looks promising, but only time will tell if she can break her maiden 
Sea Thrift is also a good shout I reckon 
I've been following Supreme George and he's gotta be a favorite now, especially with that impressive record of his! 
What do you guys think about Sea Thrift? Could she give Supreme George a run for his money?? 
but i managed to catch up with the highlights lol anyway i think its so cool how Sky Sports Racing is trying to promote fairlight studio like theyre literally supporting some awesome people 
who knows maybe ill get to go there someday 
. Like, what are the chances of a 6-year-old winning three consecutive times? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me... 
and have you seen the odds on spartan fighter at newcastle?? 5-1 is looking pretty decent if you ask me 
. I've been following his progress, and he's definitely got some impressive wins under his belt 
Double Digits and Treaty Boy seem like dark horses, but you never know what can happen on the day 
I've been following Supreme George for a while now, and it's hard not to root for him - that guy's got skills 
. But Sea Thrift's got some serious game too, especially with her impressive jumping form 
. And I'm super excited to see Hayynah break her maiden, she looks like a real contender 
️. Like, Supreme George is looking pretty strong, but Sea Thrift could totally pull off an upset 
. Newcastle's shortlist looks super competitive though... and Hayynah seems like a total dark horse 
️. Ugh, my mind is all over the place 
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