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18:45 Newcastle

Friday 27 January 2017

All17:4518:1518:4519:1519:4520:15

Betway Handicap

Off time: 18:45 | Winning time: 59.09s

1^st

(2)

Rich Again

89-7

11/4

T: J D BethellJ: P J McDonald

In rear, ridden over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong to lead towards finish

2^nd

(6)

Foxy Forever

79-3

5/2f

T: M WighamJ: Connor Beasley

Led, ridden and pressed over 1f out, kept on and headed towards finish op 11/4

3^rd

(1)

Fredricka

68-8

4/1

T: T D BarronJ: A Mullen

Towards rear, headway over 1f out, every chance inside final furlong, no extra towards finish op 7/2

4^th

1 ¼

(4)

Bahango

58-7

7/1

T: P MorrisJ: Nathan Evans (3)

Tracked leaders, every chance 1f out, no extra towards finish op 8/1

5^th

(8)

One Boy

69-1

16/1

T: P T MidgleyJ: J Garritty

Held up towards rear, headway over 1f out, ridden and one pace inside final furlong op 14/1

6^th

(3)

Willbeme

98-10

66/1

T: N BycroftJ: Ben Robinson (7)

Close up, ridden and no extra inside final furlong op 50/1

7^th

nse

(5)

Normal Equilibrium

79-1

12/1

T: I FurtadoJ: T Eaves

Mid-division, headway over 2f out, every chance over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong

8^th

(7)

Aprovado

59-3

17/2

T: M DodsJ: P Mulrennan

Close up, ridden and weakened over 1f out op 8/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.20Pl:£1.50, £1.30, £1.50EX:£10.30Trifecta:£33.20Tricast:£25.87SF:£9.87Swingers:£2.20, £3.10, £1.20

Forecasts

Foxy Forever (5/2), Rich Again (11/4), Fredricka (4/1), Bahango (7/1), Aprovado (17/2), Normal Equilibrium (12/1), One Boy (16/1), Willbeme (66/1)

A fascinating sprint, with a whole host of in-form horses set to line up. Many of the runners are no strangers to each other, or this C&D for that matter, and therefore few can be easily ruled out. A good run looks assured from both Foxy Forever and the leniently treated Bahango, whilst One Boy is an interesting project tackling an artificial surface for the first time at the age of six. However, the mare who appeals as the most likely winner is FREDRICKA, and whilst she's been beaten by some of these rivals here in the past, she's been unlucky in the run in a number of those races, and with a most attractive handicap mark, and a striking effort to her name as recently as last Saturday, this looks set to be her day in the sun. Expect her to be dropped in and delivered late and fast from a wide draw by Andrew Mullen. 1. Fredricka 2. Bahango 3. Rich Again