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14:00 Kempton

Monday 27 November 2017

All12:5013:2514:0014:3015:0515:35

OLBG Mares' Hurdle (Listed)

Off time: 14:00 | Winning time: 6m 14.5s

1^st

La Bague Au Roi

611-2

11/4

T: W GreatrexJ: R Johnson

Chased leaders, led approaching 6th, not fluent last, headed soon after, rallied and ran on to lead again towards finish tchd 5/2

2^nd

Jer's Girl

510-12

5/4f

T: G P CromwellJ: B J Geraghty

Held up in touch, headway after 3 out, challenging next, led after last, hard ridden, headed and no extra closing stages op 11/10

3^rd

Midnight Tour

711-2

4/1

T: A KingJ: Wayne Hutchinson

Chased leaders, effort 2 out, kept on under pressure, never a threat op 9/2

4^th

1 ½

Morello Royale

710-12

16/1

T: C L TizzardJ: H Cobden

Held up in rear but in touch, headway after 3 out, kept on well after last, never able to challenge tchd 20/1

5^th

1 ½

Rons Dream

711-2

10/1

T: P & M BowenJ: S Bowen

Prominent, led 2nd, headed next, remained prominent, stayed on same pace from 2 out tchd 12/1

6^th

3 ¼

Treackle Tart

510-12

25/1

T: C E LongsdonJ: J J Burke

Led until 2nd, led again next, headed before 6th, effort 2 out, soon outpaced, weakened last op 33/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.50Pl:£1.50, £1.30EX:£7.30Trifecta:£14.70SF:£6.55Swingers:£1.20, £1.80, £1.30

Forecasts

Jer's Girl (5/4), La Bague Au Roi (11/4), Midnight Tour (4/1), Rons Dream (10/1), Morello Royale (16/1), Treackle Tart (25/1)

JER'S GIRL earns the nod here, with her form and the fact she receives 4lb from some key rivals equal factors. The dual Grade 1 winner put in a fine effort behind Apple's Jade on her reappearance and that ought to make her a tough nut to crack. La Bague Au Roi is perhaps the biggest danger, she's a prolific winner and showed plenty guts to earn Wetherby win on reappearance, though this new trip is a question against her. Midnight Tour ran a fine race at Cheltenham in March (when the selection fell) and showed her well-being under a big weight at Bangor recently, ensuring she's of interest now. Last year's runner-up Rons Dream isn't discounted, though may need a career-best to land the top prize.