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18:35 Worcester

Wednesday 30 August 2017

All16:3517:0517:3518:0518:3519:0519:35

Bet toteWin At betfred.com Novices' Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 18:36 | Winning time: 4m 53.4s

1^st

Shanksforamillion

810-12

6/5f

T: Mrs D A HamerJ: R Patrick (7)

Chased leaders, 2nd from 4th, challenged last, soon led, stayed on well to draw clear op 6/4 tchd 11/10 and tchd 7/4

2^nd

Maximus Maridius

611-13

9/1

T: S DrinkwaterJ: R T Dunne

Mid-division, took keen hold, not clear run after 6th, headway approaching 3 out, challenging when left in lead last, soon headed, stayed on same pace op 8/1 tchd 10/1

3^rd

Racing Spirit

510-11

22/1

T: Dave RobertsJ: Lee Edwards

Held up in rear, ridden and headway from 3 out, left 3rd last, no impression op 20/1

4^th

Rebel Beat

611-8

7/1

T: David DennisJ: T J O'Brien

Held up towards rear, closed 4th, not fluent next, weakened 2 out tchd 6/1

5^th

4 ½

Walter Oneeightone

511-3

12/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Aidan Coleman

Not always fluent, tracked leaders, outpaced 3 out, weakened before next op 11/1 tchd 14/1

6^th

Keepin Time

510-11

16/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Held up towards rear, headway 7th, soon ridden and outpaced, weakened before 3 out op 12/1

7^th

Black Banjo

810-12

33/1

T: Miss C DysonJ: Brendan Powell

Tracked leader until 4th, lost place after 6th, mistake next, soon behind op 25/1

Also Ran

Keating

511-12

10/3

T: D PipeJ: T Scudamore

Led, shaken up and hard pressed when mistake and unseated rider flat tchd 5/2 and tchd 7/2

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Ring Eye²¹

Weight: 11-1| Age: 9

T: S-J Davies J: Harry Bannister

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.00Pl:£1.30, £2.40, £4.70EX:£12.50Trifecta:£129.90Tricast:£151.06SF:£12.23Swingers:£4.00, £6.40, £34.00

Forecasts

Shanksforamillion (6/5), Keating (10/3), Rebel Beat (7/1), Maximus Maridius (9/1), Walter Oneeightone (12/1), Keepin Time (16/1), Ring Eye (20/1), Racing Spirit (22/1), Black Banjo (33/1)

With no pacemaker in the field, this has all the hallmarks of a messy contest and caution is advised. SHANKSAMILLION is doing nothing but improve and with no trip or ground worries, can go in again before the handicapper finally starts to catch up with him. Maximus Maridius got no further than the first last time but should be happier back over hurdles. Keating may take the bronze, but the likes of Walteroneeightone and Keepin Time both need a market check.