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13:15 Ascot

Saturday 20 January 2018

All12:4013:1513:5014:2515:0015:3516:05

Thames Materials Amateur Riders' Handicap Chase

Off time: 13:15 | Winning time: 5m 8.6s

1^st

Drumcliff

711-8

11/4

T: H FryJ: Miss A B O'Connor (3)

Confidently ridden, raced wide, waited with in last pair, smooth headway tracking leaders 10th, led on bit soon after 3 out, over 5 lengths ahead last, further clear run-in, very easily tchd 7/2

2^nd

Russborough

910-10

18/1

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Miss Lucy Turner (7)

Chased leader until after 4th, chased leaders, not fluent 8th, 2nd again before 2 out, plugged on, no chance with winner op 14/1

3^rd

3 ¼

Red Devil Star

810-13

8/1

T: Miss S SmithJ: Mr Alex Ferguson (3)

Chased leaders, slightly hampered 4 out, ridden and outpaced after 3 out, rallied into 3rd next, never any chance with winner, ridden and no extra between last 2 op 7/1 tchd 13/2

4^th

Crievehill

611-8

5/2f

T: N A Twiston-DaviesJ: Mr Zac Baker

Tracked leading pair, 2nd after 4th, led 12th, blundered 4 out, headed next, weakened approaching 2 out op 7/2

5^th

Flaming Charmer

1011-6

8/1

T: C L TizzardJ: Mr N George (5)

Led until 12th, chased leader, every chance when blundered 4 out, led again next, headed soon after 3 out, chased winner but no chance, lost 2nd and weakened before 2 out tchd 7/1

6^th

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Uhlan Bute

1010-12

14/1

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Hugh Nugent (5)

Chased leaders on inside, outpaced before 11th, weakened next op 12/1

7^th

Chef D'Equipe

611-12

7/2

T: P Hobbs & J WhiteJ: Mr D Maxwell (3)

Took keen hold, held up and always last, pushed along and struggling before 2 out, never involved

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.30Pl:£1.70, £9.80EX:£45.20Trifecta:£438.90SF:£40.12Swingers:£13.60, £4.60, £20.50

Forecasts

Crievehill (5/2), Drumcliff (11/4), Chef D'Equipe (7/2), Red Devil Star (8/1), Flaming Charmer (8/1), Uhlan Bute (14/1), Russborough (18/1)

Three young chasers in Chef D'Equipe, Crievehill and DRUMCLIFF are pitched against more streetwise campaigners and they may well hold sway. Preference is for the latter, who delivered less than he promised over hurdles, but looked suited to the switch to fences when successful at Wincanton and can show further improvement. Flaming Charmer looks best of those with plenty of chasing experience.