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17:10 Thirsk

Tuesday 20 June 2017

All14:1014:4515:2015:5516:3517:1017:45

EBF Stallions Maiden Stakes

Off time: 17:14 | Winning time: 1m 29.7s

1^st

(3)

Raselasad

39-5

12/1

T: Miss Tracy WaggottJ: R Ffrench

Made all, pressed and ridden entering final furlong, kept on gamely, held on near finish op 10/1 tchd 8/1 and tchd 14/1

2^nd

(4)

Dandys Denouement

39-5

100/1

T: B EllisonJ: T Eaves

Tracked leaders, chased winner from before 3f out, ridden over 1f out, every chance inside final furlong, kept on and held near finish tchd 66/1

3^rd

1 ¼

(2)

Hydroxide

39-5

5/4

T: H PalmerJ: Josephine Gordon

Tracked winner until over 3f out, every chance over 1f out, kept on same pace in 3rd inside final furlong tchd 6/4

4^th

1 ½

(1)

Akdaar

39-5

4/5f

T: R VarianJ: J Mitchell

Tracked leaders in 4th place, headway over 2f out, ridden over 1f out to challenge, no extra inside final furlong op Evens tchd 8/11 and tchd 11/10

5^th

(6)

Oriental Lilly

39-0

25/1

T: J S GoldieJ: P J McDonald

In rear, pushed along over 2f out, no extra over 1f out op 20/1

6^th

(7)

Ninedarter

39-5

100/1

T: A BrittainJ: Cam Hardie

Always towards rear

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(8)

Summerghand⁴⁵

Weight: 9-5| Age: 3

T: D O'Meara J: D Nolan

(5)

Pretty Passe

Weight: 9-0| Age: 3

T: W J Haggas J: B A Curtis

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£14.30Pl:£4.80, £13.10EX:£161.80Trifecta:£742.30SF:£519.08Swingers:£4.70, £1.60, £11.50

Forecasts

Akdaar (4/5), Hydroxide (5/4), Pretty Passe (3/1), Summerghand (5/1), Raselasad (12/1), Oriental Lilly (25/1), Dandys Denouement (100/1), Ninedarter (100/1)

Hydroxide looks the clear pick on form but having become expensive to follow it may be safer to look elsewhere. Pretty Passe represents a trainer/jockey combination that are hard to ignore and Summerghand is an expensive purchase for this yard who shaped well on his debut in a race that has worked out since. That still proved to be a weaker event than AKDAAR contested on his debut in which he looked green when the pace suddenly increased before getting the hang of things in the closing stages. He would have little to find on that to be up to the standard required to win a race such as this.