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16:30 Market Rasen

Tuesday 6 February 2018

All13:5014:2014:5515:2516:0016:30

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Off time: 16:32 | Winning time: 6m 39.82s

1^st

Sir Jack Yeats

712-6

7/1

T: R SpencerJ: Mr James King

Tracked leading pair, settled 4th after 8th, 2nd after 10th, led next, made rest, 3 lengths ahead last, edged right and idled towards finish, driven out

2^nd

Cousin Pete

1012-2

9/5f

T: Mrs BrownJ: Mr N Phillips (7)

Held up in last pair and keen, 4th when hit 11th, headway into 2nd 4 out, 4 lengths down last, switched left and closed on idling winner towards finish, just held

3^rd

Warden Hill

1011-12

2/1

T: Mrs H ConnorsJ: Mr T Chatfeild-Roberts (7)

Tracked leader, led 9th until 11th, chased winner until 4 out, chased leading pair and pushed along, no extra last

4^th

Farmer Matt

1211-12

33/1

T: Thomas MurrayJ: Mr T Murray (7)

Held up in last pair, weakened and not fluent 4 out, left remote 4th 2 out, tailed off

Also Ran

Toby Lerone

1112-6

10/1

T: D SkeltonJ: William Marshall (7)

Pushed along to lead, headed 9th, soon lost place and behind, tailed off before 11th, not run on, pulled up before 3 out

Real Milan

1311-12

11/2

T: Nick J JonesJ: Mr J H Jones (7)

Tracked leaders, 3rd before 8th, weakened 4 out, struggling in 4th when unseated rider 3 out,

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.90Pl:£3.30, £1.10EX:£19.50Trifecta:£41.20SF:£19.67Swingers:£4.20, £3.30, £1.40

Forecasts

Cousin Pete (9/5), Warden Hill (2/1), Real Milan (11/2), Sir Jack Yeats (7/1), Toby Lerone (10/1), Farmer Matt (33/1)

A tough one to call as none can confidently be ruled out. However, COUSIN PETE has proved to be very hard to master when he puts his mind to the task in hand, so the ten-year-old just edges the verdict as the one to be on again here. Real Milan has also proved to be a reliable option over the years and also merits consideration, while Farmer Matt, who was runner up in the 2016 renewal, also makes plenty of a appeal on the pick of his form.