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16:50 Catterick

Wednesday 30 August 2017

All13:5014:2014:5015:2015:5016:2016:5017:20

Bet toteWin At betfred.com Handicap

Off time: 16:50 | Winning time: 2m 37.99s

1^st

(6)

Je Suis Charlie

39-7

4/1

T: M L W BellJ: Louis Steward

Held up in 5th, smooth headway on outside over 2f out, led inside final 2f, ridden clear final furlong, easily op 3/1

2^nd

(5)

Fire Leopard

39-5

7/2

T: D O'MearaJ: D Tudhope

Slowly into stride, held up in rear, headway when not clear run over 2f out, soon switched outside, went 2nd and ridden over 1f out, kept on, no chance with winner op 10/3

3^rd

2 ½

(1)

Mambo Dancer

38-12

11/8f

T: C & M JohnstonJ: P J McDonald

Tracked leaders, pushed along over 4f out, lost place 2f out, ridden and kept on under pressure inside final furlong, took 3rd post, no chance with front pair op 2/1 tchd 5/4

4^th

(3)

Zihaam

38-9

12/1

T: R Fell & S MurrayJ: B A Curtis

Tracked leader, led 3f out, soon ridden, headed inside final 2f, kept on same pace, no chance with front pair inside final furlong, lost 3rd post op 11/1 tchd 10/1

5^th

(4)

Voski

39-5

12/1

T: C & M JohnstonJ: Jason Hart

Tracked leaders, ridden over 2f out, lost place over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong op 11/1 tchd 9/1

6^th

(2)

Breakwater Bay

38-13

10/1

T: T D EasterbyJ: D Allan

Led, driven and headed 3f out, lost place 2f out, soon weakened and eased op 9/1 tchd 17/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.20Pl:£1.50, £1.50EX:£17.10Trifecta:£48.10SF:£17.04Swingers:£2.50, £1.90, £1.70

Forecasts

Mambo Dancer (11/8), Fire Leopard (7/2), Je Suis Charlie (4/1), Breakwater Bay (10/1), Zihaam (12/1), Voski (12/1)

MAMBO DANCER and Fire Leopard are without doubt the most progressive pair in this small field stayers contest. The selection might well prove stronger on a more galloping track, and it should be noted that it was only a maiden handicap that he contested last time at Yarmouth, but he looks a typical Johnston improver in silks that we've already seen carried to success by a similar type of horse earlier in the season (Kensington Star for Keith Dalgleish).