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12:05 Doncaster

Saturday 2 December 2017

All12:0512:4013:1513:4514:2014:5515:30

Betfred Mobile British Stallion Studs EBF 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle

Off time: 12:05 | Winning time: 4m 6.5s

1^st

Kalashnikov

411-4

5/6f

T: Miss A MurphyJ: J M Quinlan

Tracked leader until after 4th, slightly hampered when left 2nd before 4 out, led 3 out, quickened clear flat, stayed on strongly tchd 8/15 and tchd 8/13

2^nd

Irish Prophecy

411-4

7/4

T: Miss E C LavelleJ: L P Aspell

Tracked leaders, challenged 2 out, every chance last, edged left and no impression on winner flat, stayed on same pace tchd 15/8

3^rd

4 ½

Deyrann de Carjac

410-12

6/1

T: A KingJ: Tom Cannon

Held up, headway approaching 2 out, went 3rd before last, no chance with front pair

4^th

Ollie Vaar

510-12

20/1

T: R J PriceJ: L Heard

Held up towards rear, headway before 3 out, went 3rd briefly after 2 out, no impression on leaders and no extra in 4th when awkward last op 20/1

5^th

Bertie Blake

410-12

66/1

T: P A KirbyJ: Nathan Moscrop (5)

Took keen hold, mid-division, not fluent 4th, weakened before 3 out, mistake 2 out op 100/1

6^th

Phoenix Park

510-12

100/1

T: David DennisJ: T Dowling (5)

Led, headed 3 out, weakened from next op 125/1

7^th

The Hiking Viking

410-12

50/1

T: P R WebberJ: T J O'Brien

Held up towards rear, took keen hold, pecked 4th in touch after next, mistake and weakened 3 out op 50/1

Also Ran

The Linksman

510-12

50/1

T: S EnglandJ: David England

Held up in rear, pulled hard, headway after 3rd, chased leader after next until ran out approaching 4 out op 40/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.40Pl:£1.10, £1.10, £1.40EX:£1.90Trifecta:£3.70SF:£2.45Swingers:£1.10, £1.50, £1.90

Forecasts

Kalashnikov (5/6), Irish Prophecy (7/4), Deyrann de Carjac (6/1), Ollie Vaar (20/1), The Hiking Viking (50/1), The Linksman (50/1), Bertie Blake (66/1), Phoenix Park (100/1)

This will surely go to one of KALASHNIKOV and Irish Prophecy. The second-named beat a good field in a Kempton bumper earlier in the year before going on to impress on hurdling debut at Sandown last time, but narrow preference is for Amy Murphy's representative. This son of Kalanisi looked highly promising when coasting home at Wetherby last time and may well have a future at a much higher level than this. Deyrann de Carjac looks best of the rest.