| 2:30 |
Amistar Golden Harvest Nursery
Stakes (Class D)(2yo,0-85) £4,416.75, £1,359.00, £679.50, £339.75 |
1M |
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1 |
Monica Geller |
(16) |
C N Allen |
2 |
7-12 |
Martin Dwyer |
10/1 |
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2 |
nk |
Grand Five |
(2) |
J S Moore |
2 |
8-9 |
R Hughes |
10/1 |
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|
3 |
¾ |
Cearnach |
(9) |
B J Meehan |
2 |
8-5 |
D R McCabe |
10/1 |
|
|
4 |
nk |
Rambagh |
(17) |
J L Dunlop |
2 |
8-6 |
T Quinn |
12/1 |
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|
5 |
hd |
Hawkes Run |
(13) |
B J Meehan |
2 |
8-11 |
M Tebbutt |
6/1 |
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| 6 |
¾ |
Bound |
(7) |
B W Hills |
2 |
8-13 |
J Reid |
15/2 |
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|
7 |
hd |
Cashneem (IRE) |
(10) |
P W Harris |
2 |
9-7 |
Pat Eddery |
5/1F |
|
| 8 |
4 |
Thundermill (USA) |
(1) |
T G Mills |
2 |
9-5 |
R Mullen |
16/1 |
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| 9 |
3½ |
Gay Challenger |
(11) |
N A Callaghan |
2 |
8-1 |
F Norton |
25/1 |
|
| 10 |
3 |
Scotish Law (IRE) |
(4) |
P R Chamings |
2 |
9-0 |
S Whitworth |
14/1 |
|
| 11 |
1¼ |
Polish Paddy (IRE) |
(3) |
R Hannon |
2 |
8-2 |
L Newman(3) |
12/1 |
|
| 12 |
hd |
We“Ll Make It (IRE) |
(14) |
G L Moore |
2 |
8-5 |
I Mongan(5) |
16/1 |
|
| 13 |
4 |
Sel |
(12) |
G L Moore |
2 |
8-0 b |
J Quinn |
14/1 |
|
| 14 |
8 |
Andromeda“s Way |
(5) |
R Charlton |
2 |
7-7 |
J Mackay(5) |
20/1 |
|
| 15 |
2 |
Mujalia (IRE) |
(8) |
S Dow |
2 |
7-12 |
P Doe |
33/1 |
|
| 16 |
10 |
Saafend Flyer (IRE) |
(15) |
R Hannon |
2 |
7-11 |
A Nicholls |
14/1 |
16 ran TIME 1m 48.61s
NON RUNNER: Fastina (DEN)
1st
OWNER: Newmarketconnections.Com
Limited BRED: Mrs P E Bell TRAINER: C N Allen
2nd OWNER: Geoffrey Morgan
3rd OWNER: The Part-Time Partnership
ANALYSIS:
Although this nursery featured plenty of runners who had
been given just the three races required for a handicap
mark, it was won by the most exposed member of the field.
The step up to 1m clearly suited MONICA
GELLER, a running-on second in a similar race over 7f
at Yarmouth last week. After being held up at the back of
the field, she made headway on the outside of the pack as
they came over to the stands side. She arrived on the
scene going well, but had to battle to hold on in a finish
that saw the first seven covered by little more than two
lengths.
Trainer Conrad Allen, who could
turn her out again next week in a fillies' nursery at
Newmarket, believes this is her ground.
Grand Five travelled well,
much closer to the pace than the winner but, having been
switched right for his challenge, he was just run out of
it. He is clearly capable of winning a race like this.
Cearnach stayed on after
getting outpaced. He looked well suited by this stiffish
test, and his unexposed stablemate Hawkes Run also
got the trip well, although he was off the bridle a long
way out and once again did not look the easiest of rides.
Rambagh, tried on this
ground for the first time, went well in it and can win a
similar race.
Bound, who raced right
under the rail, and top-weight Cashneem, the
long-time leader, were well clear of Thundermill,
who in turn was well clear of the rest.