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12:50 Catterick

Tuesday 19 December 2017

All12:2012:5013:2013:5014:2014:5015:20

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Off time: 12:50 | Winning time: 3m 50.9s

1^st

Solo Saxophone

310-12

3/1f

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Held up mid-division, headway before 5 out, chased leader before last, kept on to lead towards finish op 11/8

2^nd

Outcrop

310-12

20/1

T: J CandlishJ: Sean Quinlan

Towards rear, headway after 3 out, ridden to lead before last, kept on and headed towards finish op 33/1 tchd 28/1

3^rd

4 ½

Haulani

310-12

13/2

T: B EllisonJ: Danny Cook

Tracked leaders, pushed along before 2 out, blundered 2 out, no extra run-in op 7/2

4^th

Beach Break

310-12

4/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: W T Kennedy

Led, ridden and headed before last, one pace tchd 7/2

5^th

Indian Vision

310-12

14/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Finian O'Toole (5)

Tracked leader, every chance 2 out, weakened last op 12/1 tchd 11/1

6^th

Muirsheen Durkin

310-12

4/1

T: N BycroftJ: Henry Brooke

In rear, weakened before 2 out op 12/1 tchd 10/1

7^th

England Expects

310-5

14/1

T: K R BurkeJ: B S Hughes

Tracked leaders, weakened before 2 out tchd 14/1

8^th

Wind Turbine

310-12

14/1

T: T D EasterbyJ: C R King

Held up mid-division, weakened from 3 out, tailed off op 125/1

9^th

Starshell

310-12

25/1

T: F P MurtaghJ: C O'Farrell

Held up towards rear, weakened from 4 out, tailed off op 50/1 tchd 100/1

Also Ran

N/A

Lazarus

310-12

15/2

T: Miss A MurphyJ: Lucy K Barry (5)

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.40Pl:£1.40, £4.50, £1.20EX:£51.60Trifecta:£217.00SF:£53.82Swingers:£30.70, £2.20, £26.40

Forecasts

Solo Saxophone (3/1), Beach Break (4/1), Muirsheen Durkin (4/1), Haulani (13/2), Lazarus (15/2), Indian Vision (14/1), England Expects (14/1), Wind Turbine (14/1), Outcrop (20/1), Starshell (25/1)

A plethora of unknowns, with very little in the way of hurdles form on offer means that this race doesn't exactly qualify as the most enticing betting heat. Mulrsheen Durkin has largely disappointed on the Flat since joining Neville Bycroft, but having cost 33,000 gns (80-rated) is worthy of note on hurdles debut. Beach Break represents an in-form Donald McCain, and he offered something to work upon when a well held runner up at Bangor last month, but the obvious pick would appear to be the Dan Skelton trained SOLO SAXOPHONE. By Frankel, the assumption is that hurdling wasn't the overall master-plan, but he showed a fair level of form on the Flat in Ireland for Dermot Weld without winning, and is a noteworthy hurdles newcomer given his new connections.