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17:35 Chepstow

Thursday 16 August 2018

All17:0517:3518:1018:4019:1019:4520:15

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Off time: 17:36 | Winning time: 1m 34.68s

1^st

(5)

Woody Bay

88-3

9/2

T: M WalfordJ: M Dwyer

Led after 1f, ridden clear and edged left over 1f out, eased close home Mkt1: op 7/1; Mkt2 op 5/1 tchd 4/1

2^nd

(4)

Jumira Prince

49-7

10/3

T: R VarianJ: David Egan

Held up, pushed along 3f out, headway 2f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, no chance with winner Mkt1: op 7/2 tchd 4/1; Mkt2 op 3/1

3^rd

2 ¼

(7)

Berkshire Boy

49-9

7/1

T: A M BaldingJ: Jason Watson (3)

Reluctant to race and started very slowly, recovered after 2f, headway over 4f out, ridden and chased winner 2f out, no impression, lost 2nd inside final furlong Mkt1: tchd 8/1; Mkt2 op 6/1

4^th

(2)

Gibeno

48-11

7/4f

T: M ApplebyJ: S De Sousa

Led 1f, chased winner until ridden 2f out, weakened inside final furlong Mkt1: op 3/1 tchd 11/4; Mkt2 op 2/1

5^th

(1)

Fox Trotter

69-3

6/1

T: B J MeehanJ: N Mackay

Held up, ridden over 2f out, no response Mkt1: op 7/1 tchd 15/2

6^th

(3)

Kodiline

49-2

12/1

T: P D EvansJ: Gabriele Malune (5)

Held up, ridden 3f out, always behind Mkt1: tchd 14/1; Mkt2 op 10/1

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Non-Runners

(6)

Redgrave⁹⁷

Weight: 9-2| Age: 4

T: J Tuite J: Nicola Currie

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.40Pl:£3.20, £1.70EX:£16.90Trifecta:£114.70SF:£19.63Swingers:£3.20, £6.50, £4.30

Forecasts

Gibeno (7/4), Jumira Prince (10/3), Woody Bay (9/2), Fox Trotter (6/1), Berkshire Boy (7/1), Kodiline (12/1), Redgrave (12/1)

Jumira Bay, Fox Trotter and Woody Bay have gone well lately and look reasonably treated with conditions turning favourable. On this occasion it may pay to side with GIBENO who is less exposed and who ran better than expected at the Curragh last time when conditions turned faster than ideal. He did not get the best of runs that day but was staying on well and only finished 1½L behind the winner who has scored again since. The extra furlong and soft ground set this up nicely for him.