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16:05 Catterick

Wednesday 24 January 2018

All13:2013:5514:3015:0015:3516:05

Happy 18th Birthday Andrew Lacey Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 16:10 | Winning time: 4m 8.5s

1^st

Derrynane

711-6

3/1f

T: D McCain JnrJ: W T Kennedy

Prominent, challenged 2 out, led before last, easily tchd 9/4 and tchd 11/4

2^nd

Bering Upsun

711-11

5/1

T: J EwartJ: Steven Fox (5)

Led, pressed 2 out, ridden before last, soon headed, kept on and no chance with winner op 5/1

3^rd

Aza Run

811-10

8/1

T: S A HarrisJ: J M Quinlan

Held up towards rear, headway after 2 out, ridden before last, kept on same pace op 10/1

4^th

Snowed In

911-12

11/2

T: B ButterworthJ: Sean Quinlan

Tracked leader, every chance 2 out, ridden before last, kept on and no impression op 15/2

5^th

3 ½

Notebook

710-13

6/1

T: S WaughJ: Amie Waugh (7)

Held up in rear, headway 2 out, ridden before last, soon weakened tchd 5/2 and tchd 3/1

6^th

1 ¾

Quill Art

611-6

12/1

T: R A FaheyJ: B S Hughes

Tracked leaders, ridden before last, soon weakened op 6/1 tchd 11/2 and tchd 8/1

7^th

Grecian King

511-11

14/1

T: Laura MorganJ: R D Day (3)

Always towards rear tchd 50/1

Also Ran

N/A

Rockliffe

510-11

25/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Henry Brooke

NonRunner

N/A

Hey Bob

610-8

5/1

T: C GrantJ: Callum Bewley (3)

NonRunner

Atlas Peak

1310-3

33/1

T: V ThompsonJ: Mr Alex Chadwick (7)

Held up towards rear, soon tracked leaders, weakened before 3 out, pulled up

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.00Pl:£1.30, £1.40, £2.50EX:£12.70Trifecta:£77.60Tricast:£98.04SF:£13.27Swingers:£2.40, £5.80, £8.50

Forecasts

Derrynane (3/1), Bering Upsun (5/1), Hey Bob (5/1), Snowed In (11/2), Notebook (6/1), Aza Run (8/1), Quill Art (12/1), Grecian King (14/1), Rockliffe (25/1), Atlas Peak (33/1)

With all due respect to connections, this race lacks much in the way of quality. Notebook is attractively weighted, and a dual C&D winner, but you'd be playing Russian Roulette backing him pre-race given his regular antics at the start. If jumping off on terms, he's likely to trade shorter in-running, but think of that as an insurance policy if he's the play. Quill Art should be capable of winning races off his current mark, but he might just need another run before attracting more interest, whilst Southwell winner Hey Bob make no appeal in the consistency stakes whatsoever. In a contest where buttons are far better wagered than pounds BERING UPSUN is a speculative choice, with his latest (disappointing) effort at Newcastle looking more respectable with the added benefit of time.