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14:30 Bangor

Tuesday 31 October 2017

All12:5513:2514:0014:3015:0515:3516:10

Order New Timeform Chasers And Hurdlers Handicap Chase

Off time: 14:31 | Winning time: 4m 16.1s

1^st

Diamond Rock

611-7

11/2

T: Henry OliverJ: James Davies

Tracked leaders, pushed along after 7th, switched right and 2nd before 2 out, led approaching last, clear flat, eased towards finish op 9/2 tchd 6/1

2^nd

Alpine Secret

511-4

13/8f

T: B PaulingJ: D A Jacob

Tracked leaders, steadied when bumped 2nd, closed 8th, led and looked to be going well before 2 out, ridden and headed before last, stayed on same pace op 2/1 tchd 6/4 and tchd 9/4

3^rd

Deise Vu

911-12

8/1

T: R BrothertonJ: J E Moore

Led until 2nd, led after next, ridden and headed before 2 out, one pace op 6/1

4^th

Ballycool

1011-0

5/1

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: D R Fox

Tracked leaders, steadied after 1st, hampered next, headway 4 out, 4th and one pace 2 out, no extra flat op 9/2 tchd 11/2

5^th

The Yank

811-9

4/1

T: D G BridgwaterJ: Callum McKinnes (10)

With leader, led 2nd until after next, stayed prominent, lost place before 2 out, weakened op 9/2

6^th

1 ¾

Astigos

1011-5

66/1

T: Lady S BrookeJ: Miss L Brooke (7)

Held up, jumped left and not fluent 2nd, last when not fluent and hampered 5th, mistake and well behind 8th

Also Ran

Bold Duke

911-8

10/1

T: E G BevanJ: Benjamin Poste

Held up, jumped left and bumped 2nd, fell 5th tchd 9/1

Passing Fiesta

810-1

50/1

T: S-J DaviesJ: B S Hughes

Last 1st, in touch next, not fluent 4th, lost place 6th, behind when pulled up before 8th tchd 40/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.30Pl:£1.90, £1.10, £2.30EX:£23.10Trifecta:£150.70Tricast:£70.38SF:£15.48Swingers:£4.30, £7.90, £3.20

Forecasts

Alpine Secret (13/8), The Yank (4/1), Ballycool (5/1), Diamond Rock (11/2), Deise Vu (8/1), Bold Duke (10/1), Passing Fiesta (50/1), Astigos (66/1)

BALLYCOOL is Bangor proven, and whilst this trip is clearly short of his best, he commands respect from the same mark as he finished 1L second to Deadly Move over 2m4f+ here in early September. His connections have opted to send him on the long journey south from Perthshire, and the presence of a couple of front runners (including The Yank) should serve to strengthen his hand. His most obvious danger is the recent Southwell winner Deise Vu. That effort has been franked by the runner up Saffron Prince winning at Plumpton since, but this race is over almost an extra two furlongs, and he might be found wanting just enough late on.