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19:20 Kempton

Wednesday 4 July 2018

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32Red Handicap

Off time: 19:23 | Winning time: 2m 36.31s

1^st

(5)

Buzz

49-0

1/1f

T: H MorrisonJ: L P Keniry

Steadied start, tracked leading trio, wide on home turn, went 2nd over 2f out, led inside final 2f, stayed on well op 10/11 tchd 11/10

2^nd

1 ¾

(3)

Al Hamdany

49-7

8/1

T: M BottiJ: Gabriele Malune (5)

Led early, settled 3rd over 10f out, pushed along over 2f out, went 2nd final 100 yards, no chance with winner tchd 15/2 and tchd 9/1

3^rd

(6)

Noble Gift

89-2

25/1

T: W J KnightJ: Callum Shepherd

Soon led and set steady pace, pushed along and headed inside final 2f, well held, lost 2nd final 100 yards op 33/1 tchd 40/1

4^th

1 ¾

(2)

Native Fighter

48-9

15/8

T: S DowJ: Oisin Murphy

Held up in 5th on inside, headway on outer 2f out, modest 4th final furlong op 2/1 tchd 7/4

5^th

3 ¼

(7)

Inn The Bull

58-9

14/1

T: A KingJ: Andrea Atzeni

Held up in last pair, pushed along over 3f out, headway inside final 2f, kept on into poor 5th final furlong op 12/1

6^th

3 ¼

(8)

Amlad

48-11

66/1

T: E A L DunlopJ: Daniel Muscutt

Tracked leaders, 2nd over 10f out until pushed along and hung right over 2f out, ridden and weakened over 1f out, eased final 100 yards

7^th

(1)

Lustrous Light

59-5

33/1

T: S DurackJ: Dane O'Neill

Took keen hold and always in rear

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Non-Runners

(4)

Roar⁵⁸

Weight: 8-5| Age: 4

T: H & R Charlton J: Harry Bentley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.20Pl:£1.10, £2.60EX:£9.20Trifecta:£44.70Tricast:£111.68SF:£9.25Swingers:£1.90, £3.30, £18.50

Forecasts

Buzz (1/1), Native Fighter (15/8), Roar (15/2), Al Hamdany (8/1), Inn The Bull (14/1), Noble Gift (25/1), Lustrous Light (33/1), Amlad (66/1)

BUZZ is very hard to oppose given he beat Dash of Spice here on his latest start, and the runner-up has won both starts since at major meetings. Hughie Morrison's four-year-old may have most to fear from Native Fighter, who also goes very well here, although it wouldn't do to rule out Roar, who is better than he showed on debut for Roger Charlton at Windsor.