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16:10 Haydock

Thursday 8 June 2017

All14:1014:4015:1015:4016:1016:40

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Off time: 16:10 | Winning time: 1m 32.34s

1^st

(4)

Rubens Dream

39-5

13/2

T: C HillsJ: S De Sousa

Slow into stride soon outpaced, headway in centre from 3f out, ridden and ran on to lead final strides op 8/1

2^nd

(2)

Peach Melba

39-0

6/4f

T: C & M JohnstonJ: J Fanning

Led, shaken up and 3 lengths clear over 1f out, edged left inside final furlong, tying up towards finish when rider dropped rein and headed final strides op 13/8 tchd 7/4

3^rd

(5)

Benjamin Thomas

39-5

11/4

T: J & S QuinnJ: D C Costello

Close up, tracked leaders 4f out, went 2nd over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, gaining towards finish op 5/2

4^th

(1)

Mio Ragazzo

39-5

9/2

T: M BottiJ: A Fresu

Tracked leaders, pushed along over 2f out, faded final furlong op 6/1 tchd 4/1

5^th

(3)

Mac O'Polo

39-5

8/1

T: Tom DascombeJ: R Kingscote

Tracked leader until pushed along over 2f out, faded final furlong op 7/1

6^th

2 ¼

(6)

Super Ruby

39-0

25/1

T: K R BurkeJ: Jordan Vaughan (3)

In touch, headway 4f out, ridden 2f out, weakened final furlong op 20/1

7^th

(7)

D'waterside

39-5

40/1

T: D LoughnaneJ: S H James

Raced wide in touch, pushed along 4f out, weakened 2f out op 33/1 tchd 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.90Pl:£2.60, £1.40EX:£18.10Trifecta:£44.30SF:£17.13Swingers:£2.40, £3.30, £1.70

Forecasts

Peach Melba (6/4), Benjamin Thomas (11/4), Mio Ragazzo (9/2), Rubens Dream (13/2), Mac O'Polo (8/1), Super Ruby (25/1), D'waterside (40/1)

PEACH MELBA needs to conclusively prove herself with some give in the ground, but connections clearly think that she's ready to win as they turn her out for the third time in just a fortnight. She's ran well on both of those starts, and a reproduction of either of those efforts make her the horse to beat. Mio Ragazzo bumped into a potentially useful horse in the shape of Hugin on debut at Newcastle last month, and should do better with that experience gained now switched to turf.