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15:45 Epsom Downs

Sunday 1 October 2017

All14:1014:4015:1515:4516:2016:5517:30

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Off time: 15:48 | Winning time: 1m 49.55s

1^st

(1)

Heatongrad

38-7

3/1j

T: R A FaheyJ: S De Sousa

Made all, brought field near side in straight, clear final 2f, ridden out, unchallenged op 10/3 tchd 11/4

2^nd

(6)

Fujaira Bridge

39-2

4/1

T: R VarianJ: Andrea Atzeni

Keen, tracked leaders, 2nd 6f out, pushed along and no chance with winner final 2f, clear 2nd tchd 7/2

3^rd

3 ¼

(2)

Swiss Storm

39-6

7/2

T: D R C ElsworthJ: Dane O'Neill

Keen, tracked leaders on inside, pushed along in 3rd over 3f out, ridden one pace and no chance final 2f op 5/1 tchd 11/2

4^th

1 ½

(4)

Dr Julius No

39-6

16/1

T: R HughesJ: S W Kelly

Held up last, went remote 4th inside final furlong, never a on terms op 10/1

5^th

2 ¼

(3)

Lord Clenaghcastle

38-13

6/1

T: G & J MooreJ: Hector Crouch (3)

Tracked winner until 6f out, pushed along and lost 3rd over 3f out, ridden and weakened 2f out tchd 7/1

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Non-Runners

(5)

Isabella²⁹

Weight: 9-7| Age: 3

T: D O'Meara J: Harry Bentley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.60Pl:£1.30, £1.80EX:£8.90Trifecta:£18.20SF:£9.10Swingers:£6.10

Forecasts

Isabella (5/2), Heatongrad (3/1), Swiss Storm (7/2), Fujaira Bridge (4/1), Lord Clenaghcastle (6/1), Dr Julius No (16/1)

Last time out C&D scorer Fujaira Bridge has a tough task on in his follow up attempt on revised terms and facing ground that is set to be softer than ideal, as such he may struggle to uphold placings with runner-up (and former C&D scorer) Lord Clenaghcastle, who will act on soft. The pair to focus on however could be in-form filly Isabella and handicap debutant SWISS STORM. The former could still have more to offer having been foiled very late on at Hamilton recently but she must concede weight all round now. A son of Frankel, the selection was a maiden winner on softish ground at Newbury in his only outing last year and can be forgiven a timed effort in the Dante on only sighting this year. An opening mark of 89 may be underestimating his ability.