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Sir Kevin Sinfield 7 In 7 Grand Finale Handicap (Heritage Handicap)

York · 15:00 · Thursday, 20 August 2026 · 7f192y · Good · Class 2

🤖 AI race preview

A slow-to-mid tempo is likely given the field’s mix of unexposed runners and a soft-to-firm going forecast, with early leaders potentially emerging from the inside or midfield, though draw bias is minimal due to the spread of stalls. Bullet Point stands out after a strong second at Ascot in good to firm conditions, where he showed resilience under cheekpieces and improved in a key performance with a clean run in touch with leaders, backed by a solid RPR of 120 and a recent form that suggests he can maintain pressure over 7f; his 131lb mark and recent consistency make him a hard-to-oppose contender. The main danger comes from Checkandchallenge, who showed promise in a close third at York last month despite a weight increase and poor ground, and Mirsky, whose two wins on good to soft ground suggest he could exploit softer conditions, though his recent form has been inconsistent. Each-way value is present in Aalto and Cerulean Bay, with both showing form on the track and potential to rise under new or familiar jockey input.

Written by our AI before the off from form, ratings and conditions — neutral analysis, not a betting recommendation. How we build verdicts.

🏁 Result

1The Lost King (GB) Oisin Murphy8.00
2Bullet Point (GB) Tom Marquand5.50
3Spell Master (GB) Ray Dawson15
4Hawksbill (GB) George Wood29
5Blue Brother (FR) James Doyle9.00
6Centigrade (IRE) Rossa Ryan3.50

Settled from official results.

AI top 3 (before the off)

🥇The Lost King
🥈Blue Brother
🥉Arctic Dawn

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