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15:45 Plumpton 23 Feb 2026 Jolly Sportsman Supports Jamie's Farm Novices' Limited Handicap Hurdle Class 5 | 4YO plus Winner £3,829 - 9 ran 3m 217y Soft Draw Advantage: None 🏆 Full Finishing Order: 1st: Junior Des Mottes (FR) – (7/4 Favorite) | J: Jack Quinlan | T: Nick Scholfield 2nd: Glengolly – (11/2) | J: Gavin Sheehan | T: Billy Aprahamian (5 lengths behind) 3rd: Ami Bondhu (FR) – (7/1) | J: James Davies | T: Nick Gifford (4 ¼ lengths behind) 4th: The Last Drop (IRE) – (12/1) | J: Finn Lambert | T: Richard Phillips (15 lengths behind) 5th: Minella Kaiser (IRE) – (6/1) | J: Freddie Gordon | T: Chris Gordon (10 lengths behind) 6th: Court One (IRE) – (7/2) | J: Brendan Powell | T: Richard Rowe (½ length behind) 7th: Engaging Sam – (50/1) | J: Caoilin Quinn | T: Paddy Butler (18 lengths behind) DNF: Amalfi Skyline – (18/1) | J: Harry Bannister | T: Barry Brennan (Fell) DNF: Smith (IRE) – (66/1) | J: Marc Goldstein | T: Lydia Richards (Pulled Up) 🏆 Winner’s Performance: Junior Des Mottes (FR) Trainer: Nick Scholfield | Jockey: Jack Quinlan Tactics: Held up mid-division early, traveling noticeably better than his rivals. Analysis: This was a clinical performance. Junior Des Mottes showed superior cruising speed for this grade. Jack Quinlan tracked the leaders effortlessly and took command before the third-last hurdle. Despite a slight untidy jump at the last, he quickened away to win by a comfortable 5 lengths. He looks like a horse that could easily handle a step up to Class 4. 🐎 Key Contenders & Noteworthy Runs Glengolly (2nd): A very brave effort. He lacked the "gear change" of the winner but stayed on strongly through the mud. He is one to note for similar long-distance handicap hurdles on heavy ground. Ami Bondhu (3rd): Made steady headway from the rear of the field. While he never looked like winning, he showed great heart to snatch third place. He remains a consistent performer for the Nick Gifford yard. The Last Drop (4th): Ran a respectable race but found the 15-length gap to the leaders too much to bridge in the final 2 furlongs. ⚠️ Incidents & Disappointments Amalfi Skyline: Was staying on in 4th/5th position when he suffered a heavy fall at the second-last hurdle. Thankfully, both horse and rider walked away. Smith: The rank outsider led early but lacked fluency. He began to struggle heading into the final circuit and was sensibly pulled up by Marc Goldstein before the 7th hurdle. Court One: Disappointing given his market support (7/2). He failed to find extra when the pace lifted and finished a tired 6th. Based on the race data and visual analysis, here are the Key Takeaways and "Horses to Watch 🎯 Key Takeaways & Future Betting Tips If you’re looking for horses to follow in their next races, here is our expert "Blackbook" analysis from the 15:45 at Plumpton: 1. The One to Follow: Junior Des Mottes Verdict: This was a massive performance. He has now won two races in 10 days (Fakenham and Plumpton) and is clearly in the form of his life since moving to Nick Scholfield's yard. Next Time out: He is likely to be hit with a significant weight penalty by the handicapper. However, he traveled so easily that he could likely win again in a Class 4 handicap on similar soft/heavy ground. Strategy: Back him if he runs again quickly before the handicapper can fully catch up. 2. The Gritty Stayer: Glengolly Verdict: He ran a very respectable second. While he couldn't match the winner's speed, he never gave up. Next Time out: Look for him at a track like Warwick or Fontwell on testing ground. He is extremely consistent in this Class 5 grade and a win is surely just around the corner if he avoids "improvers" like Junior Des Mottes. 3. The "Course Specialist" Potential: Ami Bondhu Verdict: He has a solid record at Plumpton (multiple 3rd place finishes). He seems to save his best for this specific track. Next Time out: Wait until he returns to Plumpton. He is "handicapped to win" and just needs the right conditions and a slightly weaker field to get his head in front. 4. Forgive This Run: Amalfi Skyline Verdict: He fell two hurdles from home but was starting to make a promising move. Strategy: Don't write him off. He was "staying on" before the incident. If he comes out of the fall healthy, he could be an interesting longshot (each-way bet) in his next start at a big price. #HorseRacing #PlumptonRacing #JuniorDesMottes #HorseRacingResults #HandicapHurdle #PlumptonReplays #NationalHunt #JackQuinlan