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15:20 Bangor

Monday 23 January 2017

All13:5014:2014:5015:2015:5016:20

Horseradish Hospitality Chase (Novices' Limited Handicap)

Off time: 15:21 | Winning time: 6m 25.6s

1^st

Kilcullen Flem

710-6

7/1

T: Miss R CurtisJ: Adam Wedge

Chased leaders, reminder after 6th, went 2nd 9th, led on long run before 2 out, almost joined when left with advantage 2 out, stayed on strongly op 17/2

2^nd

4 ½

Lower Hope Dandy

1011-8

17/2

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Charlie Deutsch (3)

Held up in touch in 5th, not fluent and slightly hampered 2nd, headway tracking leaders 3 out, 2nd on long run before next, every chance when blundered 2 out, soon no extra op 10/1 tchd 8/1 and tchd 12/1

3^rd

Bassarabad

610-10

8/1

T: Tim VaughanJ: R Johnson

Well in rear and never travelling, reminders after 5th, lost touch 8th, stayed on into modest 3rd from 2 out op 9/1 tchd 10/1

4^th

Allthegear No Idea

1011-7

8/1

T: N A Twiston-DaviesJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Took keen hold, held up in last trio, went modest 4th before the last op 13/2 tchd 11/2

5^th

Rolling Thunder

711-0

4/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: Wayne Hutchinson

Tracked leaders, reminder after 9th, disputing modest 3rd when jumped right 2 out, weakened soon after, plugged on run-in op 7/2 tchd 3/1 and tchd 9/2

Also Ran

Play The Ace

811-3

13/2

T: P & M BowenJ: S Bowen

Pressed leader until 9th, chased leaders, weakened after 3 out, pulled up soon after op 11/2

Cabragh

811-3

2/1f

T: S EnglandJ: Jonathan England

Led but pressed, headed on long run after 3 out, weakened before next, pulled up before the last op 9/4

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.90Pl:£3.50, £3.50EX:£68.00Trifecta:£395.30SF:£57.52Swingers:£11.40, £10.40, £7.10

Forecasts

Cabragh (2/1), Rolling Thunder (4/1), Play The Ace (13/2), Kilcullen Flem (7/1), Bassarabad (8/1), Allthegear No Idea (8/1), Lower Hope Dandy (17/2)

First-time cheekpieces seemed to help the improving ROLLING THUNDER at Musselburgh last time, and the strong stayer has to be feared if not falling victim to his inconsistency again. He is given the nod ahead of the improving Cabragh, who ground out a C&D win a few weeks ago and Play The Ace, whose handicap mark has been slipping recently on account of filling the minor places in some better races than this. A replication of that form should be enough for him to be competitive with some progressive novices here. 1. Rolling Thunder 2. Cabragh 3. Play The Ace