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17:35 Bangor

Saturday 21 April 2018

All13:3514:1014:4515:2015:5516:3017:0017:35

bangorBET Standard NH Flat Race (Conditionals/Amateurs) (Div 2)

Off time: 17:36 | Winning time: 4m 3.6s

1^st

Norman Stanley

611-4

7/2

T: D Killahena & G McPhersonJ: Bryony Frost (3)

Always prominent, led over 2f out, drew clear inside final furlong, easily tchd 4/1

2^nd

4 ½

Go As You Please

511-4

14/1

T: P R WebberJ: Max Kendrick (5)

Held up, outpaced over 4f out, headway over 1f out, stayed on well inside final furlong, no chance with winner op 10/1

3^rd

Always Du Cerisier

511-4

8/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: Lorcan Murtagh (5)

Tracked leader, ridden to challenge over 2f out, kept on same pace op 9/1

4^th

Twotwothree

511-4

5/1

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Mr Robert Hawker (5)

Chased leaders, effort over 3f out, kept on same pace final furlong tchd 11/2

5^th

Iwilldoit

511-4

16/1

T: S ThomasJ: Charlie Deutsch

Led until over 2f out, weakened final furlong op 12/1

6^th

Mr Macho

611-4

12/1

T: K C BaileyJ: Mr Liam Carter (7)

In touch, jumped path after 3f, soon in rear and beaten

7^th

1 ¾

Chez Hans

410-13

15/8f

T: O MurphyJ: Fergus Gregory (5)

In touch, driven over 3f out, soon no impression op 9/4

8^th

Burns Cross

611-4

9/1

T: N P MulhollandJ: Harry Reed (5)

Pulled hard, chased leaders, under pressure over 6f out, weakened over 3f out op 10/1 tchd 11/1

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Rapper

Weight: 10-13| Age: 4

T: H D Daly J: Non Runner

Magical Miss³¹⁶

Weight: 10-11| Age: 5

T: Ian Williams J: Edward Austin

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.00Pl:£1.20, £3.60, £3.10EX:£63.10Trifecta:£430.50SF:£50.44Swingers:£5.40, £5.40, £0.00

Forecasts

Chez Hans (15/8), Norman Stanley (7/2), Twotwothree (5/1), Always Du Cerisier (8/1), Magical Miss (8/1), Burns Cross (9/1), Mr Macho (12/1), Go As You Please (14/1), Iwilldoit (16/1), Rapper (25/1)

Another divided contest to conclude the Bangor action, and the type of race where it'll probably pay to follow the market vibes. The likes of Burns Cross, Norman Stanley and Twotwothree have shown obvious signs of ability, but equally appear exposed to a potential above average newcomer. Should such a horse exist, it looks most likely to be either the JP McManus owned Go As You Please, or the Olly Murphy trained CHEZ HANS. A tentative vote goes to the latter, who cost a whopping €110,000 as a three-year-old, is closely related to a couple of bumper winners, and looks a most likely type on paper.