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19:35 Hamilton

Thursday 28 June 2018

All18:0018:3019:0019:3520:1020:4021:10

Thistle Bloodstock Maiden Stakes

Off time: 19:35 | Winning time: 1m 54.81s

1^st

(3)

Desert Fire

39-3

4/7f

T: S bin SuroorJ: P Cosgrave

Mid-division, headway and close up on inside over 3f out, led 2f out, ridden clear over 1f out, stayed on, very easily op 8/13 tchd 4/6

2^nd

(2)

Saint Diana

38-12

3/1

T: W J HaggasJ: J Fanning

Held up in 3rd, headway and close up over 3f out, led briefly over 2f out, no chance with winner in clear 2nd from over 1f out tchd 11/4

3^rd

(6)

Qasr

410-0

40/1

T: K DalgleishJ: Callum Rodriguez (3)

Led, soon clear, reduced advantage over 3f out, headed over 2f out, soon ridden, no chance with clear pair after op 50/1

4^th

(7)

Agincourt

38-12

16/1

T: D O'MearaJ: S A Gray

Mid-division, outpaced 3f out, soon ridden, went modest 4th over 1f out, no chance with clear leaders op 18/1

5^th

4 ½

(1)

Jimmy Geronimo

39-3

33/1

T: R J OsborneJ: T P O'Shea

Chased clear leader, driven and lost place over 2f out, no chance after, weakened final furlong op 25/1

6^th

(5)

Moved

39-3

8/1

T: S & E CrisfordJ: P Hanagan

Behind, outpaced 4f out, never involved tchd 9/1

7^th

3 ½

(4)

Duquesa Beach

38-12

50/1

T: L SmythJ: J P Sullivan

Slowly into stride, always behind and outpaced op 66/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.40Pl:£1.10, £1.60EX:£2.80Trifecta:£40.00SF:£2.41Swingers:£1.10, £8.60, £7.30

Forecasts

Desert Fire (4/7), Saint Diana (3/1), Moved (8/1), Agincourt (16/1), Jimmy Geronimo (33/1), Qasr (40/1), Duquesa Beach (50/1)

The opening came too late for the William Haggas-trained SAINT DIANA at Ripon earlier this month when caught in a pocket over 1m on good ground but can gain a change in luck here to get of the mark despite the attentions of the Godolphin runner Desert Fire who will look to build on his promising debut at Yarmouth recently. Agincourt, in the colours of Sir Robert Ogden and the promising Moved can battle for the remaining place.