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16:00 Hamilton

Thursday 19 July 2018

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Off time: 16:01 | Winning time: 1m 56.98s

1^st

(6)

Good Boy Alfie

39-7

9/1

T: K DalgleishJ: Rowan Scott (3)

Held up in 4th, ridden to chase leaders 2f out, ran on well on outer inside final furlong, finished strongly to lead final strides op 14/1 tchd 8/1

2^nd

(5)

Where's Jeff

38-13

1/1f

T: M & D EasterbyJ: Nathan Evans

Tracked front pair, headway over 2f out, challenged between rivals inside final 2f, led 1f out, ridden and kept on inside final furlong, headed final strides op 10/11 tchd 11/10

3^rd

1 ¾

(2)

Royal Shaheen

59-8

10/1

T: A C WhillansJ: G Lee

Soon led, clear to over 2f out, headed when ridden inside final 2f, kept on, no extra final 110 yards op 16/1

4^th

(3)

Chinese Spirit

49-3

7/1

T: R M SmithJ: Andrew Breslin (7)

Tracked clear leader, headway over 2f out, led narrowly inside final 2f, ridden and headed 1f out, one pace inside final furlong op 6/1

5^th

2 ¾

(4)

We Are The World

39-5

10/3

T: A WatsonJ: Hollie Doyle

Held up in rear, driven over 2f out, soon ridden, never pace to challenge op 7/2

6^th

1 ¼

(1)

Fivehundredmiles

59-9

18/1

T: R J OsborneJ: P Hanagan

Steadied start, held up towards rear, driven over 2f out, soon ridden, never pace to threaten leaders op 16/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£9.90Pl:£2.70, £1.10EX:£21.50Trifecta:£129.50SF:£17.91Swingers:£2.80, £13.50, £2.50

Forecasts

Where's Jeff (1/1), We Are The World (10/3), Chinese Spirit (7/1), Good Boy Alfie (9/1), Royal Shaheen (10/1), Fivehundredmiles (18/1)

There was an awful lot to like about the win of WHERE'S JEFF here last time over 1m when he could have doubled the winning distance of 3L and despite the rise in the weights and grade plus a slightly longer trip he should complete a hat-trick. That form has already been franked by the wins of the 2nd and 7th. Chinese Spirit would be more of a threat on a softer surface but there’s no denying he’s run well this year and his last race contained three last time out winners while We Are The World can be given a chance back over this longer trip. Good Boy Alfie is an intriguing handicap debutante having won on his debut but has still looked inexperienced on his last two starts; visor now on.