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15:00 Fontwell

Thursday 17 August 2017

All13:3014:0014:3015:0015:3016:0016:30

Fat Farmer Cooper Challenge Handicap Chase

Off time: 15:00 | Winning time: 6m 37.75s

1^st

Gingili

711-12

5/2f

T: J FarrellyJ: N D Fehily

Chased leader, awkward 3rd, jumped slowly and lost 2nd next, chased leaders, reminders 7th, rallied last, came between horses and hung left run in, led near finish op 2/1

2^nd

Rockchasebullett

911-1

11/2

T: F O'BrienJ: P J Brennan

Chased leaders, 2nd 10th until 13th, led 15th, ridden and kept on same pace run in, headed near finish op 7/1

3^rd

Danandy

1012-0

5/1

T: P Hobbs & J WhiteJ: Sean Houlihan (7)

In touch, went 2nd 9th until next, 2nd again 13th until jumped slowly 4 out, 2nd again 3 out, ridden and edged right run in, one pace tchd 6/1

4^th

3 ¾

Kinari

711-12

7/2

T: P & M BowenJ: S Bowen

Led, mistaken headed 15th, chased leader until pushed along 3 out, chased leader, weakened run in tchd 3/1 and 4/1

5^th

Oliver's Hill

811-3

9/1

T: Mrs L HillJ: Aidan Coleman

Held up in last pair, good headway chasing leaders after 4 out, weakened quickly next op 10/1 tchd 12/1

6^th

Clubs Are Trumps

811-4

8/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Mr J C Canavan (10)

Chased leaders, 2nd 4th until blundered 9th, weakened and behind from 12th, tailed off tchd 9/1

Also Ran

Father Edward

812-0

9/1

T: D PipeJ: Rex Dingle (7)

Held up in touch in last pair, dropped to rear 6th, no chance when mistake and unseated rider 2 out tchd 10/1

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Jack Snipe¹⁷

Weight: 11-2| Age: 8

T: J Scott J: Mr Robert Hawker

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.60Pl:£1.60, £3.50EX:£20.20Trifecta:£120.60Tricast:£62.81SF:£16.61Swingers:£3.60, £6.60, £11.20

Forecasts

Jack Snipe (2/1), Gingili (5/2), Kinari (7/2), Danandy (5/1), Rockchasebullett (11/2), Clubs Are Trumps (8/1), Oliver's Hill (9/1), Father Edward (9/1)

JACK SNIPE has proved a revelation since going back over fences and now sports a 50% strike rate over the larger obstacles. He has been hit with a massive rise for his latest victory at Newton Abbot in July, but what was most likeable about that performance was the way in which he travelled throughout the race. These summer contests are often all about the horse in the best recent form, and with stamina in spades he's worth supporting from a revised mark of 110. Another improver, Kinari, would appear the chief threat, and he seems versatile in terms of ground conditions and his recent narrow Uttoxeter success should almost certainly be marked up (his first run for ten months).