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17:10 Ascot

Friday 13 July 2018

All14:1514:5015:2516:0016:3517:1017:40

Savills Handicap (Rnd)

Off time: 17:12 | Winning time: 1m 41.24s

1^st

(3)

Racing Country

39-7

5/1

T: S bin SuroorJ: Edward Greatrex

In touch, ridden to lead over 1f out, kept on well towards finish

2^nd

2 ¼

(1)

Kitaabaat

39-6

9/2

T: Owen BurrowsJ: Fran Berry

Slowly into stride, towards rear, soon mid-division, headway over 1f out, soon switched right, kept on towards finish

3^rd

(5)

Simply Breathless

39-7

4/1f

T: C G CoxJ: A Kirby

Held up towards rear, headway 2f out, ridden over 1f out, kept on inside final furlong

4^th

(4)

Ode To Autumn

39-11

9/2

T: J & T GosdenJ: R Havlin

Led, headed over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, no extra

5^th

(7)

George

39-2

13/2

T: S KirkJ: Andrea Atzeni

Tracked leader, led over 2f out, ridden and headed over 1f out, no extra inside final furlong

6^th

(2)

Watheer

38-13

20/1

T: M P TregoningJ: P J Dobbs

Tracked leaders, ridden over 1f out, faded inside final furlong

7^th

(9)

Simpson

39-7

11/2

T: E WalkerJ: Adam J McNamara (3)

Stumbled leaving stalls, in rear, ridden over 1f out, never dangerous

8^th

(8)

Hateya

39-7

8/1

T: J R BoyleJ: Charlie Bennett (3)

Held up behind, effort over 2f out, never dangerous

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Non-Runners

(6)

Protected Guest¹⁴

Weight: 9-0| Age: 3

T: G G Margarson J: Jane Elliott

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.40Pl:£1.90, £1.90, £1.50EX:£35.40Trifecta:£195.50Tricast:£100.50SF:£28.60Swingers:£3.90, £4.00, £3.30

Forecasts

Simply Breathless (4/1), Kitaabaat (9/2), Ode To Autumn (9/2), Racing Country (5/1), Simpson (11/2), George (13/2), Hateya (8/1), Protected Guest (12/1), Watheer (20/1)

Possibly the most competitive race of the day, in which picking the winner isn't easy. It's tough to find too many flaws with either Ode To Autumn or the unexposed Godolphin owned Racing Country, whilst both Simply Breathless and Hateya are so far continuing on their sharp upward trajectories. Therefore, with no firm standout choice, small each-way stakes are played on the Owen Burrows-trained KITAABAAT in the hope and expectation that there is more to come from this inexperienced Dansili colt. He'll appreciate the drop back in trip, with his Sandown novice defeat of Sevenna Star probably a much better piece of form on which to judge him upon.