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20:00 Yarmouth

Thursday 16 August 2018

All16:4517:2017:5518:2518:5519:3020:00

Family Funday At Great Yarmouth Racecourse Handicap

Off time: 20:01 | Winning time: 1m 13.41s

1^st

(2)

Bella Ferrari

39-3

7/1

T: George ScottJ: James Doyle

Made all, hard ridden when challenged throughout final furlong, stayed on gamely op 6/1 tchd 5/1

2^nd

(3)

Enzo's Lad

39-8

8/1

T: K R BurkeJ: C Lee (3)

Chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, every chance throughout final furlong, no extra towards finish op 15/2 tchd 7/1

3^rd

3 ¾

(1)

Gnaad

49-10

14/1

T: A BaileyJ: Joey Haynes

Keen, prominent, ridden to challenge over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong

4^th

(5)

Fivetwoeight

410-0

3/1j

T: P W Chapple-HyamJ: Daniel Muscutt

Tracked leaders, effort over 2f out, stayed on same pace approaching final furlong op 7/2 tchd 3/1

5^th

2 ½

(9)

Praxedis

39-2

25/1

T: J R FanshaweJ: George Wood

Held up, headway over 2f out, soon chasing leaders, kept on same pace op 18/1 tchd 16/1

6^th

(4)

Ocean Temptress

48-13

14/1

T: J RyanJ: Josephine Gordon

Held up, headway over 2f out, no impression op 12/1

7^th

(8)

Mount Wellington

39-11

12/1

T: H SpillerJ: Cameron Noble (5)

Slowly into stride, behind, soon outpaced, never dangerous op 10/1 tchd 14/1

8^th

(6)

Miracle Works

39-7

9/2

T: E WalkerJ: J P Spencer

Held up, weakened over 2f out tchd 7/2 and tchd 5/1

9^th

(7)

Buxted Dream

49-10

3/1j

T: L M CumaniJ: Andrea Atzeni

Reared start and slowly into stride, held up, under pressure over 2f out, soon beaten op 7/2 tchd 4/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.80Pl:£2.40, £2.90, £3.90EX:£34.90Trifecta:£1,049.40Tricast:£566.08SF:£62.17Swingers:£3.00, £0.00, £20.20

Forecasts

Fivetwoeight (3/1), Buxted Dream (3/1), Miracle Works (9/2), Bella Ferrari (7/1), Enzo's Lad (8/1), Mount Wellington (12/1), Gnaad (14/1), Ocean Temptress (14/1), Praxedis (25/1)

It may pay to take a chance here on Luca Cumani's BUXTED DREAM. At first glance his form doesn't leap off the page but this dual winner on testing conditions has raced exclusively this term on fast ground which has allowed his handicap to fall markedly. With the likelihood of softer ground here and a first-time hood it would be no surprise to see a revival. Miracle Works made a nice start to his handicap career at Kempton and should again be a leading player here. Fivetwoeight is another who ran well last time and he makes appeal with fitness likely boosted in this wide-open contest.