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Service Minimum and Leader Crik set for Chepstow feature race
The third day of the Welsh Racing Festival takes place at Chepstow on Sunday.
Its main race is the DragonBet Cefnogi Rasio Ceffylau Cymreig Handicap Hurdle.
Service Minimum and Leader Crik are among the leading contenders.
Leader Crik won a maiden hurdle at Doncaster by 12 lengths in February and is trying handicap company for the first time.
Service Minimum won at Newton Abbot last month and will race over a longer distance.
Matty’s Getaway is another contender after winning at Haydock at the end of last season.
The Chepstow action is scheduled to continue live on Sky Sports Racing.
Service Minimum and Leader Crik are set to contest the DragonBet Cefnogi Rasio Ceffylau Cymreig Handicap Hurdle at Chepstow.
The race is the main event on the third day of the Welsh Racing Festival.
Leader Crik steps into handicap company after winning a Doncaster maiden hurdle by 12 lengths in February.
Service Minimum arrives after a win at Newton Abbot last month and will carry six pounds more.
Matty's Getaway is also considered a contender after ending last season with a win at Haydock.
- Who
- Service Minimum, Leader Crik and other runners.
- What
- They are set to contest the DragonBet Cefnogi Rasio Ceffylau Cymreig Handicap Hurdle.
- When
- Sunday. The exact date of the race is not stated.
- Where
- Chepstow.
- Why
- It is the main event on the third day of the Welsh Racing Festival.
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- Race
- DragonBet Cefnogi Rasio Ceffylau Cymreig Handicap Hurdle
- Venue
- Chepstow
- Festival day
- Third day of the Welsh Racing Festival
- Leader Crik's Doncaster win
- 12 lengths, in February
- Service Minimum's latest win
- Newton Abbot, last month
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