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12:35 Market Rasen

Tuesday 26 December 2017

All12:0512:3513:1013:4514:1514:5015:25

Diamond Anniversary Novices' Hurdle

Off time: 12:35 | Winning time: 4m 17.7s

1^st

Ashkoul

410-12

9/5

T: D SkeltonJ: Bridget Andrews (3)

Tracked leaders, went 2nd before 2 out, soon challenged, led after last, ridden clear flat, ran on op 6/4 tchd 2/1

2^nd

3 ½

Ballinslea Bridge

510-12

7/4f

T: O MurphyJ: C Poste

Led, hard pressed 2 out, ridden and headed after last, kept on, no impression with winner flat op 8/5 tchd 6/4

3^rd

1 ¼

Weebill

510-12

5/1

T: O MurphyJ: David England

Mid-division, headway after 3 out, chased front pair before next, one pace last, ridden and no impression flat

4^th

Jacbequick

610-12

16/1

T: D O'MearaJ: L Heard

Prominent, ridden and lost place approaching 2 out, no chance with clear trio between last 2 op 20/1

5^th

His Dream

410-12

7/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Killian Moore (3)

Mid-division, outpaced after 3 out, never near leaders, weakened next op 10/1

6^th

Brights Park

510-12

66/1

T: N KentJ: Andrew Tinkler

Prominent, lost place after 3 out, weakened before next, tailed off

7^th

1 ¼

Silk Run

410-5

10/1

T: T LaceyJ: Alan Johns

Always behind, ridden and weakened after 3 out, tailed off op 14/1

8^th

Ciboir

510-12

66/1

T: N KentJ: Tom Broughton (10)

Always behind, struggling from 4th, tailed off 3 out

Also Ran

Rosie Hall

710-5

100/1

T: J S WainwrightJ: Joe Williamson (7)

Always behind, struggling when mistake 4 out, tailed off next, soon pulled up

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.60Pl:£1.10, £1.10, £1.70EX:£4.90Trifecta:£27.30SF:£5.86Swingers:£1.02, £1.90, £1.10

Forecasts

Ballinslea Bridge (7/4), Ashkoul (9/5), Weebill (5/1), His Dream (7/1), Silk Run (10/1), Jacbequick (16/1), Brights Park (66/1), Ciboir (66/1), Rosie Hall (100/1)

Ashkoul has finished runner-up on both starts over hurdles and represents last year's winning yard. He has done little wrong so far but Olly Murphy is strongly represented by Weebill and BALLINSLEA BRIDGE. The former is highly regarded and caught the eye on his bumper debut, whilst the latter may know a bit more having had three runs under rules. Most recently he made a hot favourite work hard on his hurdling bow, despite being all at sea on the tight left-handed track. This circuit should see him to better effect and the race may take less winning than it looks.