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16:45 Ffos Las

Monday 3 September 2018

All14:1514:4515:1515:4516:1516:4517:15

NSPCC Family Day September 16th With Sam Warburton Handicap

Off time: 16:45 | Winning time: 2m 10.1s

1^st

(8)

Jacbequick

79-7

3/1f

T: D PipeJ: Finley Marsh (5)

Mid-division, headway over 2f out, led over 2f out, ridden clear, stayed on well op 9/4 tchd 10/3

2^nd

1 ¾

(7)

Camakasi

79-4

7/2

T: A StrongeJ: Thomas Greatrex (7)

Dwelt, behind, headway to chase leaders over 2f out, hung left over 1f out, kept on under pressure, no chance with winner op 4/1

3^rd

4 ½

(4)

Spanish History

49-4

4/1

T: S DurackJ: Dane O'Neill

Pulled hard in rear, headway on outside over 3f out, chasing leaders when hung left inside final furlong, no extra closing stages op 9/2 tchd 7/2

4^th

(1)

Essenaitch

59-6

5/1

T: P D EvansJ: Gabriele Malune (5)

Pulled hard in touch, headway over 3f out, every chance over 2f out, stayed on same pace final furlong op 9/2 tchd 11/2

5^th

3 ¾

(3)

Star Gypsy

49-2

14/1

T: H J L DunlopJ: Rob Hornby

In touch, weakened over 2f out op 10/1

6^th

(5)

Havana Breeze

48-10

5/1

T: M P TregoningJ: David Egan

Keen in rear, headway over 2f out, never on terms op 7/1

7^th

(6)

Love And Be Loved

49-2

20/1

T: J L FlintJ: D C Costello

Led until over 2f out, soon weakened op 16/1 tchd 14/1

8^th

(2)

Berry De Carjac

79-2

28/1

T: G HarrisJ: Sophie Ralston (7)

Pulled hard, prominent, lost place over 2f out op 16/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.70Pl:£1.50, £1.50, £1.40EX:£9.60Trifecta:£38.20Tricast:£41.66SF:£13.85Swingers:£2.00, £4.50, £2.90

Forecasts

Jacbequick (3/1), Camakasi (7/2), Spanish History (4/1), Essenaitch (5/1), Havana Breeze (5/1), Star Gypsy (14/1), Love And Be Loved (20/1), Berry De Carjac (28/1)

This could be a good opportunity for JACBEQUICK to extend his winning sequence to three consecutive successes. A newcomer to the David Pipe yard, the gelding has answered every question asked of him in low-grade races of late and, as this lacks strength-in-depth, he looks to have been found a reasonable chance of going in again. Camakasi has a history of wind issues but is back on a winning mark and can go close if running to the level he displayed at Windsor on his penultimate start. Berry De Carjac is still open to a bit of improvement on the Flat and, given he's got previous course experience (boosted at the weekend), he too can take a hand if he handles the ground.