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14:15 Wetherby

Saturday 8 December 2018

All12:0512:4013:1013:4014:1514:5015:25

Racing UK Profits Returned To Racing Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 14:17 | Winning time: 3m 56.6s

1^st

Aristo Du Plessis

811-4

8/1

T: J EwartJ: Lucy Alexander

Led, ridden 2 out, headed narrowly last, rallied gamely to soon lead again, ran on op 5/1

2^nd

1 ¼

Cornerstone Lad

411-1

11/2

T: Micky HammondJ: Alain Cawley

Keen close up, headway 3 out, every chance next, ridden to lead narrowly last, soon headed, kept on one pace op 4/1

3^rd

2 ½

Only Orsenfoolsies

911-0

8/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Joe Colliver

Joined winner 2nd, ridden and every chance 2 out, kept on one pace flat op 9/1

4^th

Nuts Well

711-9

7/2

T: Mrs A HamiltonJ: Danny McMenamin (7)

In touch, headway 5th, ridden 3 out, kept on one pace op 4/1

5^th

3 ¾

Wakanda

911-12

9/1

T: Mrs S J SmithJ: W T Kennedy

Tracked leaders, ridden 3 out, weakened next op 10/1

6^th

2 ¼

Sakhee's City

711-2

17/2

T: P A KirbyJ: A Nicol

In rear, pushed along 5th, ridden next, never on terms op 10/1

7^th

Melody Of Scotland

410-10

33/1

T: B HaslamJ: J M Quinlan

Held up, ridden and weakened 3 out op 25/1 tchd 22/1

Also Ran

McGowan's Pass

710-5

9/4f

T: A M ThomsonJ: Jamie Hamilton

Keen close up when blundered and unseated rider 1st op 7/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.40Pl:£2.70, £1.40, £1.90EX:£43.00Trifecta:£179.30Tricast:£364.32SF:£51.07Swingers:£8.30, £13.50, £3.70

Forecasts

McGowan's Pass (9/4), Nuts Well (7/2), Cornerstone Lad (11/2), Aristo Du Plessis (8/1), Only Orsenfoolsies (8/1), Sakhee's City (17/2), Wakanda (9/1), Melody Of Scotland (33/1)

A decent contest, where McGowan's Pass and Cornerstone Lad both start out their handicapping careers from marks that could look lenient by the end of the race. However, the more experienced NUTS WELL also has plenty going for him from his current mark, now reverting to hurdles, and is given the nod. Aristo Du Plessis and Sakhee's City are others of interest.