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16:00 Towcester

Thursday 1 February 2018

All13:4014:1514:5015:2516:0016:35

starspreads.com Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Chase

Off time: 16:04 | Winning time: 4m 22.17s

1^st

Skipping On

911-5

14/1

T: Laura MorganJ: Patrick Cowley (3)

In rear, headway before last, led over 2f out, kept on well tchd 12/1

2^nd

Heurtevent

910-0

7/1

T: A W CarrollJ: Charlie Deutsch

Tracked leaders in 4th, led before 3f out, headed over 2f out, kept on and no chance with winner op 8/1 tchd 13/2 and tchd 17/2

3^rd

2 ¼

Norse Light

711-10

7/2

T: David DennisJ: Jamie Bargary

Towards rear, headway from last, kept on and no impression op 11/4 tchd 5/2 and tchd 9/2

4^th

Mr Bachster

1311-0

7/1

T: Kerry LeeJ: R Patrick (3)

Tracked leaders, ridden over 3f out, one pace op 13/2

5^th

Pembroke House

1111-9

11/2

T: S-J DaviesJ: Charlie Hammond (3)

Tracked leader, led last, ridden over 3f out, soon headed, one pace tchd 5/1 and tchd 6/1

6^th

Barney From Tyanee

711-12

6/1

T: M BlakeJ: Harry Reed (3)

Towards rear, pushed along before 2 out, weakened before last op 11/2

7^th

Daveron

1012-1

5/2f

T: B PaulingJ: Max Kendrick (3)

Led to last, soon weakened op 7/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£17.10Pl:£5.90, £3.00EX:£89.30Trifecta:£802.50SF:£98.12Swingers:£12.40, £8.10, £5.90

Forecasts

Daveron (5/2), Norse Light (7/2), Pembroke House (11/2), Barney From Tyanee (6/1), Heurtevent (7/1), Mr Bachster (7/1), Skipping On (14/1)

There are few reliable options in this race with Daveron and Mr Bachster both out of sorts of late but more than capable if the market signals turned positive. Heurtevent catches the eye as he was supported for a similarly weak race two outings ago and he would have finished second but for a late blunder. His stable are running into form and he would count as another for whom support would be significant. Pembroke House is usually thereabouts, whilst finding one or two too good and it could be a similar story again. Barney From Tyanee appeals as the type to appreciate this stiff circuit, but the vote goes to NORSE LIGHT. The seven-year-old has proven himself to be suited to stiff right-handed circuits and heavy ground. He remains well-handicapped despite his consistency this winter and can take advantage of a good piece of placing by connections.