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14:40 Chelmsford City

Saturday 7 July 2018

All13:3514:0514:4015:1515:5016:2516:5517:25

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Off time: 14:42 | Winning time: 58.88s

1^st

(8)

Lord Riddiford

38-10

4/1

T: J & S QuinnJ: Jason Hart

Made all, hard driven inside final furlong, ran on well op 5/1

2^nd

(4)

Requinto Dawn

39-1

14/1

T: R A FaheyJ: R Winston

Held up, headway over 2f out, chased winner inside final furlong, never able to challenge op 12/1

3^rd

(5)

Nine Below Zero

39-7

9/4

T: R M BeckettJ: Harry Bentley

Tracked leader, driven to challenge over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong op 5/2 tchd 11/4

4^th

3 ¾

(3)

Al Asef

39-3

2/1f

T: M BottiJ: G Mosse

Slowly into stride, behind, headway over 2f out, weakened over 1f out op 5/2

5^th

(6)

Grandfather Tom

38-7

8/1

T: R M H CowellJ: F Norton

Prominent, every chance well over 1f out, faded final furlong

6^th

1 ¼

(2)

Green Fortune

39-0

10/1

T: R M H CowellJ: T P Queally

Held up in rear, beaten over 2f out op 8/1

7^th

(1)

Big Time Maybe

39-1

16/1

T: M J AttwaterJ: William Carson

Tracked leader, keen, effort on inside over 1f out, soon weakened op 8/1

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Non-Runners

(7)

Joegogo⁹

Weight: 9-1| Age: 3

T: P D Evans J: Gabriele Malune

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.20Pl:£2.30, £4.90EX:£55.10Trifecta:£246.60Tricast:£155.85SF:£56.77Swingers:£11.80, £2.50, £4.40

Forecasts

Al Asef (2/1), Nine Below Zero (9/4), Lord Riddiford (4/1), Grandfather Tom (8/1), Joegogo (8/1), Green Fortune (10/1), Requinto Dawn (14/1), Big Time Maybe (16/1)

A tough race to solve with plenty of overlapping form-lines. Strictly speaking Lord Riddiford has the better of Nine Below Zero, but also with something to find with Requinto Dawn, although allowing for rapid improvement (possibly occurring), he could prove capable of improving his career strike-rate to 50% (3 from 6). Green Fortune is no back number and with course winning form (6f) could be worth an each-way investment at likely double figure odds, but the vote goes to the handicap debutante AL ASEF who is probably on a lofty mark, but remains unexposed, has AW winning form (Tapeta) and the wily, veteran rider Gerald Mosse on top.