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14:10 Perth

Wednesday 26 September 2018

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Racing UK Extra On racinguk.com Juvenile Maiden Hurdle

Off time: 14:10 | Winning time: 4m 4.75s

1^st

Ghost Serge

311-0

9/2

T: Mrs S LeechJ: P J Brennan

In touch, hit 1st, headway chasing leaders 4 out, led on outside 2 out, came clear from last, kept on strongly tchd 11/2

2^nd

Brandy James

311-0

10/11f

T: H WhittingtonJ: Harry Bannister

Led but hung left almost throughout, hanging left awkward and headed 2 out, rallied into 2nd at the last, no chance with winner op Evens

3^rd

Good Boy Alfie

311-0

5/1

T: K DalgleishJ: B S Hughes

Chased leaders, 2nd 4 out, held when mistake and lost 2nd at the last, kept on same pace run-in op 7/2 tchd 3/1

4^th

2 ½

Glenpark

311-0

33/1

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: D R Fox

Keen, chased leader until 2nd, last place and towards rear after next, rallied 2 out, modest 4th when hit last tchd 28/1

5^th

William of Wykeham

311-0

7/1

T: M M McNiffJ: R T Dunne

Took keen hold, tracked leader 2nd until 4 out, chased leaders, weakened before 2 out op 9/1 tchd 13/2

6^th

Frame Rate

311-0

50/1

T: I JardineJ: C O'Farrell

Always in rear tchd 66/1

7^th

3 ¼

Moltoir

311-0

14/1

T: B EllisonJ: Henry Brooke

Raced wide, chased leaders, jumped slowly 4 out, weakened next op 16/1 tchd 20/1

8^th

Uncle Vanny

311-0

66/1

T: K DalgleishJ: Callum Bewley

Last pair, never a factor tchd 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.00Pl:£1.40, £1.10, £1.30EX:£7.50Trifecta:£20.60SF:£9.08Swingers:£1.80, £2.20, £1.80

Forecasts

Brandy James (10/11), Ghost Serge (9/2), Good Boy Alfie (5/1), William of Wykeham (7/1), Moltoir (14/1), Glenpark (33/1), Frame Rate (50/1), Uncle Vanny (66/1)

A modest juvenile maiden hurdle to kick-off the Wednesday action at Perth, with hurdling experience expected to prove key to finding the winner. Ghost Serge finished 10L in front of third placed Good Boy Alfie when runner-up to Ormesher at Cartmel (2m1f) last month, but the suspicion is that wasn't the most competitive of races, and both horses will be vulnerable up against the Harry Whittington-trained BRANDY JAMES. His Worcester third to the more experienced Chief Justice (a subsequent Listowel winner for Gordon Elliott) represents solid form in the context of this race.