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14:55 Windsor

Monday 29 May 2017

All13:4514:2014:5515:3016:0516:4017:1517:50

Sky Bet Fillies' Handicap

Off time: 14:55 | Winning time: 2m 31.36s

1^st

(2)

Perfect Summer

78-13

9/1

T: Ian WilliamsJ: R Kingscote

Led until halfway, chased leader until over 3f out, outpaced inside final 3f, rallied under pressure between horses over 1f out, led again inside final furlong, stayed on well op 10/1 tchd 14/1

2^nd

1 ½

(5)

Lime And Lemon

49-2

7/2

T: C G CoxJ: Hector Crouch (3)

Tracked leading pair, went 2nd entering final 3f, led narrowly 2f out, ridden and edged left over 1f out then back right, headed inside final furlong, kept on same pace op 5/2

3^rd

1 ¾

(3)

Apres Midi

49-7

11/2

T: K R BurkeJ: James Doyle

Took keen hold, tracked leader, led halfway, came centre course in straight, ridden and narrowly headed 2f out, chased leader and challenging when edged left and bumped over 1f out, hung left and no extra inside final furlong op 5/1 tchd 9/2

4^th

(4)

Turning The Table

49-13

4/6f

T: D M SimcockJ: J P Spencer

Slowly away, held up last, headway into 3rd entering final 3f, soon taken towards far side, ridden and no response over 1f out, eased when beaten inside final furlong op 5/6 tchd 8/13

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(1)

Tuolumne Meadows¹⁹

Weight: 8-12| Age: 4

T: P & O Cole J: David Probert

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£10.50EX:£29.40Trifecta:£56.80SF:£35.82

Forecasts

Turning The Table (4/6), Lime And Lemon (7/2), Apres Midi (11/2), Tuolumne Meadows (6/1), Perfect Summer (9/1)

Turning The Table was given a confident ride to score a week ago in a race run at strong pace. Connections will be relying on the proven stayer Perfect Summer to set a similar gallop in a race that could otherwise prove to be a tactical battle. The weather could play a part with both Turning The Table and Lime And Lemon hoping for rain prior to the off. APRES MIDI handles any ground and this classically bred filly is potentially better than we have seen thus far. Karl Burke's filly landed her maiden in good style last term and the bare form of that suggests she starts the campaign on a good mark. A run at Bath will have put her straight for this and she can score before going on to better things.