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13:00 Ffos Las

Sunday 12 November 2017

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Ethical Power Novices' Hurdle

Off time: 13:00 | Winning time: 4m 1.7s

1^st

Angels Antics

410-5

9/2

T: N A Twiston-DaviesJ: Thomas Bellamy

Held up off the pace, not fluent 4th, ridden after next, headway approaching 3 out, led before mistake 2 out, clear last, stayed on well tchd 4/1

2^nd

Arian

510-5

5/4f

T: J L FlintJ: Ian Popham

Held up off the pace, not fluent 5th, headway approaching 3 out, challenging when mistake 2 out, no impression on winner last, no extra flat op 6/4

3^rd

Sir Egbert

410-12

8/1

T: T LaceyJ: Alan Johns

Pressed leader, led before 3 out, ridden and headed approaching 2 out, 3rd and no extra flat op 10/1 tchd 11/1

4^th

Incus

410-12

7/1

T: E De GilesJ: David Bass

Led, not fluent 5th, headed before 3 out, weakened next, tailed off tchd 8/1

5^th

Fact Flow

810-12

50/1

T: D BurchellJ: R T Dunne

Always well behind, tailed off op 40/1

6^th

Corbett Court

510-12

150/1

T: Mrs D A HamerJ: T E Whelan

Tracked leaders, lost place before 3rd, behind next, tailed off op 125/1

7^th

3 ¼

Heath King

710-12

100/1

T: Miss I PickardJ: T Dowling (7)

Chased leaders, front pair clear 3rd, weakened 5th, tailed off op 66/1

Also Ran

Holdbacktheriver

510-12

8/1

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Mitchell Bastyan (5)

Awkward, stumbled and unseated rider 1st op 9/1 tchd 10/1

Shalakar

410-12

11/2

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: L Treadwell

Held up off the pace, disputing 3rd after 5th, weakened before 3 out, pulled up before 2 out op 7/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.30Pl:£1.70, £1.10, £2.20EX:£15.40Trifecta:£87.20SF:£11.03Swingers:£1.70, £8.20, £6.60

Forecasts

Arian (5/4), Angels Antics (9/2), Shalakar (11/2), Incus (7/1), Sir Egbert (8/1), Holdbacktheriver (8/1), Fact Flow (50/1), Heath King (100/1), Corbett Court (150/1)

ARIAN and Angels Antics (second and third in a C&D mares' contest last month) are the two that appeal most on form. Both are entitled to step forward on that showing but, given she had 7L to spare, Ian Popham's mount is worthy of the nod to uphold the placings. The latter is much-respected however, with Nigel Twiston-Davies' team enjoying a superb 26% over the previous fortnight. The fly in the ointment could be French import Shalakar, twice a winner in his native land and now making his first start for Venetia Williams having changed hands for €50,000 a year ago. Any strong support behind him in the betting would alter the complexion of this contest.