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17:45 Yarmouth

Wednesday 19 July 2017

All17:4518:1518:4519:1519:5020:2020:50

Silk Series Lady Riders' Handicap

Off time: 17:47 | Winning time: 1m 12.8s

1^st

(1)

Hart Stopper

39-12

6/4f

T: M L W BellJ: Hayley Turner

In touch, pushed along and headway approaching final furlong, led inside final furlong, readily op 11/8 tchd 11/10

2^nd

(7)

Case Key

49-9

13/2

T: M ApplebyJ: Miss Serena Brotherton

Tracked leaders, ridden to lead over 1f out, headed inside final furlong op 6/1 tchd 7/1

3^rd

1 ¾

(2)

Majestic Moon

710-6

6/1

T: Miss J FeildenJ: Shelley Birkett

Led, ridden and headed over 1f out, kept on one pace op 7/1 tchd 11/2

4^th

(6)

Vimy Ridge

59-11

7/1

T: A BaileyJ: Jessica Cooley (5)

Keen, close up, headway over 2f out, ridden and every chance over 1f out, kept on one pace op 5/1

5^th

1 ¼

(3)

Diamond Lady

610-5

15/2

T: W StoneJ: Jane Elliott

Tracked leader, ridden over 1f out, no extra towards finish op 9/1

6^th

3 ½

(4)

Syrian Pearl

610-7

13/2

T: C F WallJ: Georgia Cox

Slowly away, always in rear op 8/1 tchd 9/1

7^th

(5)

Plucky Dip

610-1

25/1

T: J RyanJ: Lucy K Barry

Always in rear op 22/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.90Pl:£1.30, £2.90EX:£9.80Trifecta:£55.00SF:£10.45Swingers:£2.30, £2.90, £6.10

Forecasts

Hart Stopper (6/4), Majestic Moon (6/1), Case Key (13/2), Syrian Pearl (13/2), Vimy Ridge (7/1), Diamond Lady (15/2), Plucky Dip (25/1)

Another leg of the Silk Series, which despite the small field is bound to be competitive with the likes of Georgia Cox, Hayley Turner and Serena Brotherton aboard some of the likeliest contenders. Turner takes over aboard Hart Stopper who has been in excellent form lately and has been given a 5lb rise for a narrow Haydock success, whilst Cox partners the top-weighted mare Syrian Pearl who is dropped in class tonight. Of the others, Vimy Ridge should be considered, but 5f is probably more his ideal trip, so Brotherton gets the nod aboard the Mick Appleby trained CASE KEY. This four-year-old is on a fair mark and is gradaully working into form this year and shouldn't be unduly troubled by trip, track or surface.