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19:15 Wolverhampton

Tuesday 29 January 2019

All16:3517:1017:4518:1518:4519:1519:4520:15

Betway Heed Your Hunch Handicap

Off time: 19:24 | Winning time: 1m 11.85s

1^st

(3)

Shamshon

88-13

6/1

T: S C WilliamsJ: R Kingscote

Tracked leader, driven to lead inside final furlong, ran on op 11/2 tchd 5/1 and tchd 13/2

2^nd

(4)

Exchequer

89-4

15/2

T: R C GuestJ: J Fanning

Led, ridden and headed inside final furlong, no extra op 8/1 tchd 7/1 and tchd 9/1

3^rd

(5)

Sanaadh

69-6

3/1

T: M WighamJ: F Norton

Slowly into stride, took keen hold, chased leaders, switched right to challenge entering final furlong, soon hung left, kept on op 7/2

4^th

(8)

Gulliver

510-0

13/2

T: D O'MearaJ: D Tudhope

Chased leaders, driven over 2f out, soon one pace op 6/1 tchd 7/1

5^th

(6)

James Street

38-1

6/5f

T: H PalmerJ: L Morris

Chased leader, hard ridden over 2f out, weakened final furlong op 5/4 tchd 11/10

6^th

(7)

Mokaatil

49-4

33/1

T: Ian WilliamsJ: S Donohoe

Held up in rear, never dangerous op 25/1 tchd 20/1

7^th

1 ½

(1)

Udontdodou

69-12

25/1

T: R C GuestJ: Philip Prince

Held up, never dangerous op 20/1

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Non-Runners

(2)

El Hombre²¹

Weight: 9-6| Age: 5

T: K Dalgleish J: Callum Rodriguez

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.10Pl:£2.80, £2.90EX:£51.10Trifecta:£146.40Tricast:£162.11SF:£50.56Swingers:£4.80, £4.00, £4.10

Forecasts

James Street (6/5), Sanaadh (3/1), Shamshon (6/1), Gulliver (13/2), Exchequer (15/2), El Hombre (8/1), Udontdodou (25/1), Mokaatil (33/1)

Another very tricky race. As a 3yo the reliable JAMES STREET undoubtedly has potential for further improvement and should make the majority of shortlists competing off bottom-weight. At the other end of the handicap sits the 5yo Gulliver who has also been keeping solid form recently, including when finishing second off this mark in a similar Class 2 contest at Kempton in December. Wetherby handler Richard Guest is doubly-represented with the trail-blazing Exchequer the obvious pick of his pair, whilst others with fair claims include the improving Shamshon and the 7f Newcastle scorer Sanaadh.