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18:15 Aintree

Friday 15 June 2018

All17:4518:1518:5019:2019:5520:2520:55

Betfred 'Supports Jack Berry House' Juvenile Hurdle

Off time: 18:15 | Winning time: 4m 5.7s

1^st

Cracker Factory

310-12

4/5f

T: A KingJ: D A Jacob

Tracked leaders, left 3rd after 3rd, close up 3 out, led next, ridden clear flat, ran on op Evens

2^nd

Chief Justice

310-12

7/1

T: R A FaheyJ: R P McLernon

Held up in touch, tracked leaders 3 out, pressed winner when wandered between last 2, every chance last, soon ridden, found little and well held flat op 5/1

3^rd

Jaycols Star

310-12

20/1

T: P A KirbyJ: Thomas Dowson (3)

Held up in rear, close up 3 out, outpaced after next, not fluent last, went 3rd and ridden flat, no chance with front pair op 14/1

4^th

Weinberg

310-12

3/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: B S Hughes

Pressed leader, switched outside after 4 out, challenged next, every chance 2 out, soon ridden and one pace, weakened flat tchd 7/2

5^th

Enforcement

310-12

14/1

T: M KeighleyJ: Harry Stock (5)

Raced keenly, led, hard pressed when not fluent 3 out, headed when not fluent again next, soon ridden, weakened flat op 16/1

Also Ran

The Jungle Vip

310-12

9/1

T: Miss A MurphyJ: J M Quinlan

Raced keenly, tracked leading pair, saddle slipped 3rd, pulled up soon after tchd 8/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.50Pl:£1.20, £3.30EX:£6.70Trifecta:£80.20SF:£7.57Swingers:£2.00, £3.30, £3.40

Forecasts

Cracker Factory (4/5), Weinberg (3/1), Chief Justice (7/1), The Jungle Vip (9/1), Enforcement (14/1), Jaycols Star (20/1)

Not the easiest race to assess, which basically boils down to an interpretation of the worth of the opening juvenile hurdle of the season at Hexham when considering those with hurdles experience. There's no reason why Enforcement or Jaycols Star will improve past Weinburg, but on balance that looked a particularly weak race. Chief Justice has his issues and couldn't be advised until the race is well underway, so the vote goes to the Alan King-trained debutante CRACKER FACTORY.