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15:35 Doncaster

Saturday 4 March 2017

All13:5014:2515:0015:3516:1016:4517:20

BetBright Grimthorpe Handicap Chase

Off time: 15:35 | Winning time: 6m 39.6s

1^st

Definitly Red

811-0

7/2

T: B EllisonJ: Danny Cook

Tracked leaders, challenged after 5 out, led 4 out, clear next, stayed on well tchd 4/1

2^nd

The Last Samuri

911-12

10/3f

T: K C BaileyJ: David Bass

Tracked leaders, lost place after 12th, ridden before 13th, remote 4th 4 out, stayed on from 2 out, 2nd last, no impression on winner op 4/1 tchd 9/2

3^rd

3 ½

Wakanda

811-1

10/1

T: Mrs S J SmithJ: Sean Quinlan

Pressed leader, led 6th, pressed after 5 out, headed next, no impression on winner from 3 out, lost 2nd last op 11/1 tchd 12/1

4^th

Yala Enki

710-12

7/2

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Charlie Deutsch (3)

Led, not fluent 1st, headed 6th, not fluent 13th, well beaten after 15th, hit 4 out, plugged on flat op 11/4

5^th

Sego Success

910-3

6/1

T: A KingJ: Tom Cannon

In touch, effort 11th, ridden 13th, close up after 15th, no impression on winner 3 out, lost 3rd and weakened 2 out op 13/2

6^th

Looking Well

810-2

9/2

T: N G RichardsJ: R D Day (5)

In rear, pushed along after 12th, struggling next, well behind from 15th op 5/1 tchd 4/1

Also Ran

Vivaldi Collonges

810-13

14/1

T: P F NichollsJ: Nick Scholfield

In rear, not fluent 1st, pushed along 10th, driven 11th, behind next, tailed off 13th, soon pulled up tchd 12/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.30Pl:£1.70, £1.90EX:£10.30Trifecta:£80.20SF:£16.45Swingers:£2.20, £8.40, £8.50

Forecasts

The Last Samuri (10/3), Definitly Red (7/2), Yala Enki (7/2), Looking Well (9/2), Sego Success (6/1), Wakanda (10/1), Vivaldi Collonges (14/1)

Looking Well is a very interesting contender who has been patiently handled by Nicky Richards and he should be thereabouts, though SEGO SUCCESS is given the vote. A drop in the weights has given him his first chance of victory for some time and he goes well here. Definitely Red is still on the rise and should be heavily involved, while The Last Samurai is very much respected.