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16:35 Pontefract

Sunday 29 July 2018

All14:0014:3015:0015:3516:0516:3517:10

Pontefract And District Golf Club Ltd Novice Stakes

Off time: 16:36 | Winning time: 1m 46.6s

1^st

(4)

Future Score

39-2

10/1

T: M ApplebyJ: S De Sousa

Squeezed out start, headway to lead over 6f out, ridden and headed 2f out, tracked leader, hung left approaching final furlong, driven inside final furlong, quickened to lead close home

2^nd

(8)

Cheer The Title

39-2

6/1

T: Tom CloverJ: Jim Crowley

Led, headed over 6f out, tracked winner, led again 2f out, soon ridden, headed close home

3^rd

1 ¼

(6)

Rock Force

39-2

5/4f

T: Tom DascombeJ: R Kingscote

Close up, headway to chase leader 2f out, ridden and one pace final furlong

4^th

4 ½

(7)

Collide

39-2

5/1

T: H PalmerJ: Josephine Gordon

Close up, pushed along 2f out, kept on under a hand ride final furlong

5^th

(5)

Extra Large

39-2

4/1

T: W J HaggasJ: D Tudhope

Close up, headway to chase leader 2f out, pushed along and faded final furlong

6^th

2 ½

(1)

Joie De Vivre

38-11

8/1

T: R A FaheyJ: P Hanagan

Went right start, soon in rear, keen and hampered over 5f out, pushed along over 2f out, not trouble leaders

7^th

(2)

Little Poem

38-11

100/1

T: D ThompsonJ: Harrison Shaw (5)

Very slowly away in rear, pushed along over 2f out, soon weakened, tailed off

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Non-Runners

(3)

Spritzig²⁸⁹

Weight: 8-11| Age: 3

T: C F Wall J: D Allan

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£14.40Pl:£7.30, £3.30EX:£96.80Trifecta:£456.20SF:£69.41Swingers:£10.50, £5.50, £2.20

Forecasts

Rock Force (5/4), Extra Large (4/1), Collide (5/1), Cheer The Title (6/1), Joie De Vivre (8/1), Future Score (10/1), Spritzig (66/1), Little Poem (100/1)

ROCK FORCE made a good impression when second on debut at Newmarket in April and if fancied to take the beating here on his first outing six. That form has worked out quite well, with a clutch of winner (six) coming from the beaten horses and Tom Dascombe's charge should be improved for it. Joie De Vivre finished a fair third on debut this month at Carlisle and can offer more while Extra Large will fare better once shedding the greenness of his first two starts. Collide is a son of Frankel and has to make some appeal on paper, with a betting check called for.