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16:50 Catterick

Tuesday 26 February 2019

All14:2014:5015:2015:5016:2016:50

Racing Again 6th March Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 16:50 | Winning time: 6m 12.5s

1^st

Let's Get At It

611-6

4/1

T: O MurphyJ: G Sheehan

Jumped left at times, prominent, led after 2nd, clear next until 8th, clear again before last, stayed on op 10/3 tchd 11/4

2^nd

Aptly Put

711-8

15/8

T: R SpencerJ: Sean Quinlan

Tracked leaders, went 2nd after 3 out, no impression on winner before last, stayed on same pace op 7/4

3^rd

Loch Linnhe

711-10

7/4f

T: G BoanasJ: Ross Chapman

Led until after 2nd, chased winner until ridden after 3 out, 3rd and well held 2 out, mistake last op 2/1 tchd 9/4

4^th

1 ¼

Boruma

911-9

11/2

T: James MoffattJ: B S Hughes

Held up, not fluent 8th, mistake 3 out, pressing for beaten 3rd when blundered 2 out, no extra op 6/1 tchd 9/2 and tchd 7/1

5^th

Nobuttaboy

811-12

33/1

T: T J FitzGeraldJ: Emma Smith-Chaston (7)

Held up in rear, not fluent 2nd, weakened before 2 out op 28/1 tchd 25/1

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It's All About Me⁵⁶

Weight: 10-3| Age: 7

T: Micky Hammond J: Alain Cawley

The Sting⁵⁶

Weight: 10-12| Age: 6

T: Micky Hammond J: Billy Garritty

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.50Pl:£2.20, £1.30EX:£11.60Trifecta:£27.10SF:£12.05Swingers:£4.40

Forecasts

Loch Linnhe (7/4), Aptly Put (15/8), Let's Get At It (4/1), It's All About Me (4/1), Boruma (11/2), The Sting (10/1), Nobuttaboy (33/1)

No strong opinion is offered in a very low-key finale, but with Micky Hammond's Middleham yard seemingly about ready to set firing on all cylinders the token advice is the lowly-weighted IT'S ALL ABOUT ME. She has taken plenty of time to find her feet over hurdles but would almost certainly have won over this C&D on New Years Day but for making a bad mistake the second last (rider lost an iron). She can make the most of the weight that she receives from the likes of Aptly Put (Richard Spencer) and Let's Get At It (Olly Murphy) who on the face of things are probably no great shakes themselves.