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17:20 Chester

Saturday 26 August 2017

All13:5014:3015:0515:4016:1516:4517:20

Horseradish Catering And Event Creatives Apprentice Handicap

Off time: 17:20 | Winning time: 2m 13.11s

1^st

(4)

Alexander M

39-6

6/4f

T: C & M JohnstonJ: Manuel Fernandes

Made virtually all, clear over 1f out, stayed on well, comfortably op 15/8

2^nd

(5)

Berlusca

89-2

25/1

T: D LoughnaneJ: Cameron Noble

Held up in rear, headway on outside over 3f out, soon 2nd, no impression on winner from over 1f out op 20/1

3^rd

(8)

Royal Shaheen

49-13

8/1

T: A C WhillansJ: Patrick Vaughan

Slowly into stride, headway 10f out, ridden 3f out, went 3rd inside final furlong, stayed on same pace tchd 7/1 and tchd 9/1

4^th

(7)

Katebird

39-3

13/2

T: C & M JohnstonJ: Josh Quinn

Tracked leaders, 2nd briefly over 3f out, stayed on same pace from over 1f out op 11/2

5^th

(2)

Modernism

89-8

8/1

T: Ian WilliamsJ: Finley Marsh

Led early, chased leaders, outpaced over 2f out, no impression after

6^th

(6)

Bahama Moon

59-13

8/1

T: T D BarronJ: Ben Sanderson (3)

Held up, not much room over 2f out, no impression

7^th

(1)

Outback Blue

49-7

9/2

T: P D EvansJ: Katherine Begley (3)

Ridden leaving stalls, towards rear, driven 3f out, never threatened op 5/1

8^th

(3)

Inniscastle Lad

59-13

12/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: Sebastian Woods (5)

Tracked winner until over 3f out, soon weakened

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.90Pl:£1.10, £7.90, £1.10EX:£48.30Trifecta:£379.90Tricast:£239.13SF:£45.86Swingers:£14.20, £2.20, £14.20

Forecasts

Alexander M (6/4), Outback Blue (9/2), Katebird (13/2), Royal Shaheen (8/1), Modernism (8/1), Bahama Moon (8/1), Inniscastle Lad (12/1), Berlusca (25/1)

Bothe the Johnston horses like to go forward so it will be interesting to see which of Katebird and Alexander M are given the office here with both having shown good form of late. Innicastle Lad is another who likes to get involved off the front and all of that could lead to an overly strong pace here which would give the dangerously well-handicapped MODERNISM a chance of picking up the pieces if he returns to anything like his form. Outback Blue would also have to be considered in that scenario given that he usually blows the start and would have to come from off the pace so the stronger the better in pace terms for him.