| 3:55 |
Go Racing In Yorkshire Handicap (Class E)(3yo+,0-70) £3,877.25, £1,193.00, £596.50, £298.25 |
1m |
|
1 |
Goodbye Mr Bond |
(3) |
E J Alston |
4 |
9-7 |
F Norton |
9/4F |
|
|
2 |
3½ |
Alchemist Master |
(8) |
R M Whitaker |
5 |
9-0 |
Dean McKeown |
5/2 |
|
3 |
1¼ |
Dara Mac |
(2) |
N Bycroft |
5 |
8-6 |
Suzanne France(7) |
20/1 |
|
4 |
1½ |
Mehmaas |
(7) |
R E Barr |
8 |
8-6 |
R Winston |
20/1 |
|
5 |
hd |
Apache Point (IRE) |
(6) |
N Tinkler |
7 |
9-2 |
Kim Tinkler |
6/1 |
|
6 |
5 |
Mount Pecan (IRE) |
(4) |
J S Goldie |
4 |
8-6 |
R Ffrench |
16/1 |
|
7 |
3 |
Cashneem (IRE) |
(9) |
W M Brisbourne |
6 |
9-10 |
D Allan |
13/2 |
|
8 |
18 |
Night Wolf (IRE) |
(5) |
M R Channon |
4 |
9-9 |
S Hitchcott(3) |
8/1 |
NON RUNNER: Aswan (IRE)(vet's certificate)
8 ran TIME 1m 42.53s
1st OWNER: Peter J Davies BRED:
Michael Ng TRAINER: E J Alston
2nd OWNER: T L Adams
3rd OWNER: N Bycroft
ANALYSIS:
A more competitive handicap than the money might suggest, with most
of the field in decent heart. They did not go a great pace.
GOODBYE MR BOND pulled well clear in the closing stages to
defy a 6lb penalty in emphatic style. He is better than everat the
age of four and there is probably further improvement to come as his
jockey did not have to get to the bottom of him here. He looks ripe
for a step up in class and he ought to give a good account if he
gets into the handicap for the Carlisle Bell next Wednesday.
The potentially well-handicapped Alchemist Master continued
his run of good efforts but as at Thirsk last time he travelled
strongly only to find less than might have been expected and he does
not look easy to win with.
Dara Mac had been some way adrift of the runner-up over 7f at
Thirsk last time but kept on nicely on the outside for third on this
occasion and is clearly better suited by 1m. The fact he remains a
maiden after 28 starts indicates this apparently decent effortshould
be treated with a little caution.
Mehmaas ran much better than on recent outings, though he had
the run of the race in front. He has slipped to an attractive mark,
as has Apache Point who again hinted that he could be on the
verge of finding some form.
The remainder were well held, with Mount Pekan racing keenly
and Cashneem and Night Wolf both well below form,
pushed along from halfway