| 3:05 |
Autumn Handicap (Class D)(3yo+,0-85) £4,738.50, £1,458.00, £729.00, £364.50 |
1M |
|
1 |
Buckeye Wonder (USA) |
(2) |
M A Jarvis |
3 |
9-0 |
P Robinson |
8/11F |
|
|
2 |
hd |
Golden Island (IRE) |
(3) |
J W Hills |
3 |
8-9 |
K Fallon |
11/4 |
|
3 |
3½ |
Zangeal |
(1) |
C F Wall |
3 |
9-0 |
J Quinn |
16/1 |
|
4 |
1¾ |
Warningcamp (GER) |
(9) |
Lady Herries |
3 |
9-0 |
S Sanders |
50/1 |
|
5 |
4 |
Qudraat (IRE) |
(11) |
A C Stewart |
3 |
9-0 |
R Hills |
10/1 |
|
6 |
3½ |
Blaise Wood (USA) |
(7) |
G L Moore |
3 |
9-0 |
R L Moore |
100/1 |
|
7 |
2 |
Shazana |
(6) |
B W Hills |
3 |
8-9 |
Martin Dwyer |
20/1 |
|
8 |
½ |
Masterman Ready |
(8) |
P W Harris |
3 |
9-0 |
E Ahern |
66/1 |
|
9 |
½ |
Encompass (FR) |
(12) |
H R A Cecil |
3 |
8-9 |
R Hughes |
14/1 |
|
10 |
6 |
Laugh “n Cry |
(5) |
C A Cyzer |
3 |
8-9 |
Dane O“Neill |
100/1 |
|
11 |
3½ |
(10) |
P W Harris |
3 |
9-0 t |
M Fenton |
100/1 |
|
|
12 |
nk |
Paint The Lily (IRE) |
(4) |
J W Hills |
3 |
8-6 |
Lisa Jones(3) |
66/1 |
NON RUNNER: Highlight Girl (vet's certificate)
12 ran TIME 2m 12.27s
1st OWNER: John W Phillips BRED:
Phillips Racing Partnership TRAINER: M A Jarvis
2nd OWNER: D M Kerr And N Brunskill
3rd OWNER: S Fustok
ANALYSIS:
The most experienced of these was BUCKEYE WONDER, a brother
to top-class winners in Japan and the United States.
He had looked promising enough himself in three Newmarket maidens -
finishing second and fourth over a mile last backend, and then
runner-up to Ecomium on his return over 10f in April - and broke his
duck here in tenacious fashion.
Leading from the off, he was strongly pressed inside the distance by
Golden Island, and prevailed under a strong drive despite conceding
the filly 5lb. This looked a decent enough maiden, and Buckeye
Wonder should mark his mark in decent company.
Ribblesdale entry Golden Island had made a favourable
impression on her seasonal return, finishing fast to be third in a
Goodwood fillies' maiden last month, and she again ran well here.
She would have to improve to take a hand in the Ribblesdale, but is
going the right way and there is no reason her trainer should not
run her at Royal Ascot.
Zangeal, a half-brother to High Accolade, had caught the eye
on his debut on the Lingfield Polytrack in February, doing
everything wrong but still finishing fourth of 14. He went one place
better here, and should prove even better over 12f.
Warningcamp ran an encouraging race on his debut and should
go on from here.
At 230,000gns, Qudraat was the second most expensive yearling
by his sire (In The Wings) at the sales in 2002. He has a
middle-distance pedigree and stayed on well to be fifth.
A half-sister to winners over a variety of distances, Shazana
ran a fair race, while Encompass, who has an excellent
middle-distance pedigree (dam a sister to Derby winner Commander In
Chief), got tired and should do better.