| 4.45 |
Doric Signs Rated Stakes (Class C) (Handicap)(3yo+,0-90) £8,017.92, £3,041.28, £1,520.64, £691.20, £345.60, £207.36 |
6F |
|
1 |
Nemo Fugat (IRE) |
(4) |
R Hannon |
3 |
9-1 |
K Fallon |
11/2 |
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|
2 |
½ |
Forever Times |
(13) |
T D Easterby |
4 |
9-2 |
P Hanagan |
3/1F |
|
|
3 |
1 |
Semper Paratus (USA) |
(3) |
G C Bravery |
3 |
8-6 b |
E Ahern |
14/1 |
|
|
4 |
nk |
Pedro Jack (IRE) |
(2) |
B J Meehan |
5 |
8-9 t |
F Lynch |
20/1 |
|
|
5 |
¾ |
Beyond Calculation (USA) |
(6) |
J M Bradley |
8 |
8-10 |
P Fitzsimons |
9/2 |
|
|
6 |
½ |
Teriyaki |
(9) |
P D Cundell |
4 |
8-9 |
D Holland |
10/1 |
|
|
7 |
shd |
Woodbury |
(12) |
M D I Usher |
3 |
7-8 |
Claire Stretton(7) |
14/1 |
|
|
8 |
½ |
Alpen Wolf (IRE) |
(11) |
W R Muir |
7 |
8-5 |
Martin Dwyer |
12/1 |
|
|
9 |
½ |
Magic Rainbow |
(5) |
M L W Bell |
7 |
8-7 |
M Fenton |
11/1 |
|
|
10 |
shd |
Cashneem (IRE) |
(14) |
P W Harris |
4 |
8-10 |
W Supple |
14/1 |
|
|
11 |
nk |
Hard To Catch (IRE) |
(10) |
D K Ivory |
4 |
8-4 b |
C Catlin |
11/1 |
|
|
12 |
3½ |
Tadeo |
(8) |
C G Cox |
9 |
8-6 |
S Drowne |
16/1 |
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12 ran TIME 1m 13.06s
NON RUNNERS: Lord Protector (IRE)(unsuitable ground) , Sir Northerndancer (IRE)(vet's certificate)
1st OWNER: Dr A Haloute BRED: William Shaughnessy TRAINER: R Hannon
2nd OWNER: Times Of Wigan
3rd OWNER: Heavily Iced Partnership
ANALYSIS:
This was a messy race and there were a couple of hard-luck stories
among the backmarkers.
Three-year-old NEMO FUGAT had been off the track since
finishing down the field at Newmarket in May but left that form
behind with a useful effort against a field comprising mainly older
horses.
Forever Times made a race of it with him, but she was never
doing quite enough.
Semper Paratus had disappointed twice since his good win at
Kempton but was better here, although he needed a reminder at around
halfway.
Pedro Jack and Beyond Calculation ran their races, and
the latter is probably simply too high in the handicap again now.
Taranaki ran just respectably in the first-time blinkers, but
this 6f is on the sharp side for him.
The eye-catchers, further back, were Cashneem and Hard To
Catch, neither of whom saw any daylight in the final furlong or
so. They gave the impression they might well have finished on the
premises but for repeatedly being denied a run.