| 8:50 |
Edinburgh Evening News Handicap (Class D)(3yo+,0-80) £5,473.00, £1,684.00, £842.00, £421.00 |
7F |
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1 |
Ballyhurry (USA) |
(4) |
J S Goldie |
6 |
9-1 |
N Mackay(5) |
5/1 |
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2 |
nk |
What-A-Dancer (IRE) |
(8) |
G A Swinbank |
6 |
10-0 |
R Winston |
11/2 |
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3 |
1¼ |
Xsynna |
(11) |
M J Polglase |
7 |
7-9 |
Sarah Mitchell(7) |
50/1 |
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4 |
nk |
Cashneem (IRE) |
(1) |
W M Brisbourne |
5 |
8-3 |
D Allan(3) |
25/1 |
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5 |
½ |
Bailieborough (IRE) |
(7) |
D Nicholls |
4 |
9-3 |
P Fessey |
8/1 |
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6 |
½ |
Ajwaa (IRE) |
(9) |
J G M O´Shea |
5 |
9-3 |
Dean McKeown |
4/1 |
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7 |
1¼ |
Sarraaf (IRE) |
(3) |
I Semple |
7 |
9-9 |
D McGaffin(3) |
12/1 |
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|
8 |
1½ |
Beauteous (IRE) |
(13) |
A Berry |
4 |
9-5 |
V Halliday |
11/4F |
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9 |
1 |
Rose Of America |
(12) |
Miss L A Perratt |
5 |
9-4 |
T Eaves(5) |
25/1 |
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10 |
nk |
Quick Flight |
(2) |
J R Weymes |
3 |
9-1 |
B Doyle |
16/1 |
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11 |
1¼ |
Esatto |
(10) |
P A Blockley |
4 |
9-12 |
J Bramhill |
16/1 |
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12 |
4 |
Ho Pang Yau |
(6) |
Miss L A Perratt |
5 |
8-0 |
R Ffrench |
50/1 |
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PU |
Golden Brief (IRE) |
(14) |
K R Burke |
5 |
9-3 |
Darren Williams |
12/1 |
3 ran TIME 1m 27.98s
NON RUNNER: Supreme Salutation (vet's certificate)
1st OWNER: John Breslin BRED: J Hettinger
TRAINER: J S Goldie
2nd OWNER: A Barnes
3rd OWNER: Mike Bromley
ANALYSIS:
A low-grade, but competitive handicap, run at a good pace
throughout. It is crucial to BALLYHURRY to have a
strongly-run event and, although he struggled to get a run at one
stage, he finished fast and late to take the spoils to gain his
third win onthis course this season. He remains in tremendous
heart.
What-A-Dancer was produced to win his race, but was
worried out of it late on by the winner. He is a hard horse to win
with these days, but is prefectly capable of landing something
similarwhen things drop his way.
Xsynna, twice a winner on the sand, and ridden here by
an inexperienced apprentices, ran a blinder, considering he raced
a little wide most of the way.
Cashneem stayed on well to be nearest at the finish to
run creditably from his wide draw, and might be coming to hand.
Baileborough, ridden from well off the pace, ran a creditable
race, but Ajwaa met trouble in running. Beauteous
adopted his usual tactics, but was swamped late on. Of the others,
Rose OfAmerica met trouble in running, but for which, she
would certainly have finished closer; she looks to be coming to
hand.