| 2:15 |
Summer Carnival Handicap (Class C)(3yo,0-100) £23,200.00, £8,800.00, £4,400.00, £2,000.00, £1,000.00, £600.00 |
7F |
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1 |
Lunar Leo |
(4) |
S C Williams |
3 |
8-10 |
Martin Dwyer |
25/1 |
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2 |
shd |
Royal Millennium (IRE) |
(14) |
M R Channon |
3 |
8-12 |
M J Kinane |
5/1F |
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3 |
1¼ |
Raheibb (IRE) |
(8) |
A C Stewart |
3 |
8-11 |
L Dettori |
11/2 |
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4 |
1 |
Give Back Calais (IRE) |
(11) |
P J Makin |
3 |
9-7 |
S Sanders |
25/1 |
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5 |
nk |
Inspector General (IRE) |
(6) |
P F I Cole |
3 |
9-5 |
J Fortune |
14/1 |
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6 |
¾ |
Forever Times |
(10) |
T D Easterby |
3 |
8-9 |
Paul Eddery |
14/1 |
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|
7 |
¾ |
Lapwing (IRE) |
(12) |
B W Hills |
3 |
9-3 |
M Hills |
8/1 |
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8 |
hd |
Halland |
(7) |
G Wragg |
3 |
8-9 |
D Holland |
13/2 |
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9 |
hd |
Nose The Trade |
(13) |
J A Osborne |
3 |
8-13 |
K Fallon |
6/1 |
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|
10 |
½ |
Inchdura |
(5) |
R Charlton |
3 |
8-1 |
D O“Donohoe |
6/1 |
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11 |
2½ |
Cashneem (IRE) |
(3) |
P W Harris |
3 |
8-6 |
P Doe |
25/1 |
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|
12 |
5 |
Swing Band |
(9) |
G B Balding |
3 |
9-1 |
S Carson(3) |
33/1 |
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13 |
2 |
Flint River |
(1) |
R F Johnson Houghton |
3 |
8-8 |
J Reid |
33/1 |
13 ran TIME 1m 27.62
NON RUNNERS: Alnahaam (IRE)(unsuitable ground) , Lord Protector (IRE)(unsuitable ground) , Rich Gift (unsuitable ground)
1st OWNER: Bruce W Wyatt BRED: Hrh
Princess Michael Of Kent TRAINER: S C Williams
2nd OWNER: Jackie & George Smith
3rd OWNER: Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum
ANALYSIS:
A messy race, sure to produce a different result if re-run
with Raheibb looking a most unlucky loser, failing with an
ambitious run up the far rail after travelling well
through the final 2f.
The form is further devalued with
Nose The Trade losing allchance at the start, and Halland,
who played up in the prelims, dumping his jockey on the
way to the start, also missing the break.
Lapwing, usually produced
late, failed to run his race after a change of tactics saw
him lead.
LUNAR LEO is a quirky
sort, confirmed by his trainer after he was taken down
early with plenty of restraining aids - he got loose at
home before his last intended run.
He took all this furlong longer
trip to get in front, although he was always travelling
well and if his temperament is kept in check he can defy
the handicapper again at this sort of trip.
Royal Millenium got a
dream run through against the rail after travelling like
the winner up the straight, and remains progressive.
Raheibb, not disgraced in
the mile Britannia at Royal Ascot, left the impression he
would have won if a gap had opened, but he was kept in the
pocket throughout the last 2f.
Give Back Calais, stepping
up in trip, was surprisingly outpaced before doing his
best workin the final furlong, suggesting another furlong
would not go amiss.
Inspector General was
short of room in the pack before scything home and left
the impression he would have gone closer if the
thunderstorms had hit.
Nose The Trade did well to
get in a challenge inside the last 2f, but he did not look
happy on the ground, always wanting to hang left, and Give
Back Calais edging out towards him gave him the chance to
duck the issue.
Halland looked very mulish
at the back; switched wide he started a challenge, but
could not go through with it.