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14:00 Newcastle

Thursday 28 March 2019

All14:0014:3015:0515:3516:1016:40

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Off time: 14:00 | Winning time: 3m 59.7s

1^st

Lady Kyria

510-8

7/2

T: P A KirbyJ: Thomas Dowson (3)

Tracked leaders, took keen hold, went 2nd before 3rd, switched right after 3 out, led last, driven out op 11/4 tchd 5/2

2^nd

Grania O'Malley

611-12

11/2

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Adam Wedge

Led, wandered slightly into 6th, ridden after 3 out, jumped right and not fluent 2 out, headed last, kept on op 9/2

3^rd

3 ¼

Rubytwo

710-12

2/1f

T: N G RichardsJ: Danny McMenamin (7)

In touch on outside, lost place and slow 5th, closed when dived at next, outpaced before 3 out, rallied 2 out, kept on without threating front pair op 5/2

4^th

1 ¾

Emma Lamb

511-5

6/1

T: Jedd O'KeeffeJ: Joe Colliver

Tracked leaders on inside, not fluent 6th or 3 out, stayed on same pace from next op 10/1

5^th

River Icon

711-12

6/1

T: I JardineJ: Bruce Lynn (7)

Held up in rear, several slow and scruffy jumps, lost touch approaching 3 out op 7/1 and tchd 15/2

6^th

4 ½

Keep The River

511-6

11/2

T: I JardineJ: Ross Chapman

Chased leader until before 3rd, reminder after 5th, outpaced 3 out, weakened before next tchd 5/1 and tchd 6/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.00Pl:£2.80, £1.90EX:£19.10Trifecta:£37.90SF:£22.89Swingers:£4.70, £2.80, £1.60

Forecasts

Rubytwo (2/1), Lady Kyria (7/2), Grania O'Malley (11/2), Keep The River (11/2), Emma Lamb (6/1), River Icon (6/1)

A compact field for the opener, and it's perfectly acceptable to build a reasoned case for the majority of those declared. Grania O'Malley returns to action from a 221-day break bidding to provide Vale Of Glamorgan trainer Evan Williams with a first ever jumps winner at Gosforth Park. Stablemates and half-sisters River Icon and Keep The River should appreciate the drying underfoot conditions but not necessarily the shorter 2m trip, whilst it remains early days for Emma Lamb. However, the tentative vote is for RUBYTWO under the 7lb claimer Danny McMenamin. She hasn't always impressed but does appear to be steadily getting back on track, and should go close.