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17:15 Musselburgh

Friday 22 March 2019

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Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Mares' Intermediate Open NH Flat Race (NHMOPS Bonus Race)

Off time: 17:17 | Winning time: 3m 54.3s

1^st

Hello Bob

410-5

5/1

T: J D BethellJ: Joe Colliver

Held up, good headway over 3f out, led over 2f out, soon clear, easily op 9/2 tchd 4/1

2^nd

Methodtothemadness

510-12

1/1f

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: Blair Campbell (5)

Tracked leaders, effort over 3f out, 2nd over 2f out, no impression on winner op 11/10 tchd 10/11

3^rd

Colorado Gold

610-12

18/1

T: D BourkeJ: Danny McMenamin (7)

Prominent, outpaced over 3f out, hanging right from over 1f out, went 3rd inside final furlong, one pace op 16/1

4^th

Mrs Davies

510-12

16/1

T: K DalgleishJ: B S Hughes

Led, headed over 2f out, weakened from over 1f out op 10/1

5^th

1 ¾

Danced Every Dance

610-12

7/2

T: D W WhillansJ: Craig Nichol

Held up in 4th, closed 13f out, challenged over 6f out, lost place over 2f out op 9/1

6^th

1 ¾

Tannadice Park

410-5

7/1

T: J S GoldieJ: Callum Bewley

In rear, ran green at times, well beaten final 4f op 5/1

7^th

Shelter Belt

510-12

66/1

T: J WaltonJ: Miss C Walton (3)

Held up, pushed along 6f out, behind final 4f op 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.70Pl:£2.80, £1.10EX:£13.10Trifecta:£53.70SF:£10.37Swingers:£1.80, £10.70, £4.20

Forecasts

Methodtothemadness (1/1), Danced Every Dance (7/2), Hello Bob (5/1), Tannadice Park (7/1), Mrs Davies (16/1), Colorado Gold (18/1), Shelter Belt (66/1)

Methodtothemadness has demonstrated that she has a degree of natural ability and is likely to figure towards the fore of the market. However, there are also other alternatives worth exploring. Mrs Davies flopped on debut for Carluke-handler Keith Dalgleish, but horses carrying the Straightline Bloodstock silks are always worthy of respect in the northern region, so there's every chance that she'll leave that poor opening effort well behind. Nevertheless, the very tentative advice is to take a chance on the James Bethell-trained newcomer HELLO BOB who is a half-sister to the adaptable Flat winner Thankyouverymuch (who also carried the Robert Gibbons silks).