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13:50 Market Rasen

Tuesday 6 February 2018

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Enhanced Place Odds At 188Bet Juvenile Hurdle

Off time: 13:51 | Winning time: 4m 19.25s

1^st

Oistrakh Le Noir

411-4

4/9f

T: B PaulingJ: D A Jacob

Jumped well, made all, clear and nudged out from last, eased towards finish, unchallenged tchd 2/5 and tchd 1/2

2^nd

4 ½

Antunes

410-12

7/2

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Took keen hold, tracked leaders on inside, jumped slowly 3 out, 3rd before next, hit last, 2nd soon after, stayed on run-in, no chance with winner op 4/1 tchd 10/3

3^rd

4 ½

Working Class

410-12

22/1

T: O SherwoodJ: Harrison Beswick (7)

Took keen hold, tracked leaders, 2nd before 2 out, shaken up and well held between last 2, mistake last and lost 2nd soon after, kept on same pace in 3rd op 20/1 tchd 25/1

4^th

Zoltan Varga

410-12

20/1

T: M R ChannonJ: Adrian Heskin

Chased winner until pushed along before 2 out, weakened 2 out op 14/1 tchd 12/1

5^th

Tael O' Gold

410-5

250/1

T: L EgertonJ: Lee Edwards

Held up in rear, some headway on outside before 2 out, weakened and no chance when mistake 2 out

6^th

Simafar

410-12

10/1

T: O MurphyJ: C Poste

Held up in 5th, jumped slowly and outpaced 5th, struggling in 6th next, soon lost touch, tailed off op 12/1

7^th

Hamelin Pool

410-12

200/1

T: M C ChapmanJ: Alison Clarke (7)

Keen, tracked leaders, not fluent 2nd and next, lost place and behind after 3rd, struggling next, tailed off

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Non-Runners

Sable Island²¹

Weight: 10-12| Age: 4

T: O Murphy J: Non Runner

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.20Pl:£1.02, £1.90EX:£2.60Trifecta:£11.10SF:£2.13Swingers:£1.10, £4.40, £3.70

Forecasts

Oistrakh Le Noir (4/9), Antunes (7/2), Sable Island (9/2), Simafar (10/1), Zoltan Varga (20/1), Working Class (22/1), Hamelin Pool (200/1), Tael O' Gold (250/1)

It may be worth chancing a small investment in the well-bred ANTUNES being primed and ready for his racecourse debut. The colt represents a yard in flying form and, given his likable breeding, it's entierly feasible he could deliver at the first time of asking. Oistrakh Le Noir was far from disgraced on his British debut at Ascot last month and has to be respected as a lively alternative despite his penalty for winning in France. Richard Johnson keeping faith with Sable Island, who may improve for the fitting of a tongue ties, is a boost for the Olly Murphy-trained gelding, who is forwarded as the best of the rest.