Charlie Mann thinks For Non Stop is a good horse and he thought that he might have won last time out but for putting his foot in s hole after jumping 3 out.
For Non Stop won a 3M point to point in March. He was off the track for almost 9 months before making a satisfactory debut under rules when 6th in a 2M 1F Hereford bumper on soft.
He ran well enough on his hurdling debut when again 6th in a 2M 4F Ffos Las maiden hurdle. He ran well for a long way but didn’t appear to see out the 2M 4F trip.
He improved plenty for that run when 4th in a 2M 1F Exeter maiden hurdle last time. He raced in midfield and was still bang there when stumbling jumping 3 out. He never really recovered from that error but still boxed on for 4th, beaten just 4 lengths and finishing well clear of the rest. The form of the race has worked out well with the winner, Real Treasure, going down by just a length under a penalty next time out and the runner-up, She’s On The Case, ran out a 19 length winner on her next start. The horse that finished 3rd in the race was Paul Nicholls’ highly-touted Sunwise.
For Non Stop has improved with each race this season and assuming he comes on again for his last run he ought to go very close in this maiden hurdle.

Tony Carroll has had seen 8 of his 16 runners in the last 10 finish in the first two, with 5 winning. Crazy Bold is his one runner this evening at Wolverhampton and he has come in for a bit of market support.
Crazy Bold gained his 3 wins on the flat to date in Germany over trips between 1M and 1M 2F, one of which came on the Dortmund all-weather in a 1M 1F handicap.
He joined the Tony Carroll yard in April 2009 and quickly gained a couple of handicap hurdle successes. He was off the track for over 5 months before his first run of this season when 4th in 1M 4F Lingfield handicap off 45. There wasn’t much pace in the race that day and as a result he pulled quite hard in the early stages. He took it up 2F out and tried to stretch away but was caught a furlong out and was run out of the places, beaten just 2 lengths in 4th. The horse that finished directly behind him that day, Broughtons Point, ran out an easy 3 length winner of a handicap here next time out off 1lb higher.
My Mirasol likes to lead and assuming he sets a good early pace then Carzy Bold should settle and be able to deliver a late challenge. Luke Morris has been riding well of late and he takes the mount today. Off a mark of 45 Crazy Bold looks a solid each way bet at 7/1.