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17:15 Musselburgh

Tuesday 2 April 2019

All14:1514:4515:1515:4516:1516:4517:15

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Off time: 17:17 | Winning time: 58.85s

1^st

(9)

Our Place In Loule

69-7

5/1

T: N WilsonJ: P Hanagan

Chased leaders going well, led on bit approaching final furlong, hung right and ran on

2^nd

1 ¾

(1)

Gamesome

89-5

2/1f

T: P T MidgleyJ: P Mulrennan

Switched left start, held up and behind, switched right to outside 2f out, chased leaders over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong

3^rd

1 ½

(3)

Jessie Allan

89-0

40/1

T: J S GoldieJ: Corey Madden (7)

Held up towards rear, headway when not clear un and squeezed through

4^th

1 ¼

(4)

Astraea

49-0

9/2

T: M & D EasterbyJ: Nathan Evans

Very awkwardly away and stumbled start, outpaced in rear

5^th

(2)

Lord Of The Glen

49-6

11/2

T: J S GoldieJ: Phil Dennis

Chased leaders, pushed along and unable to quicken ridden over 1f out

6^th

(6)

Vallarta

99-3

9/2

T: Mrs R CarrJ: J Garritty

Chased leader, led inside final 2f, ridden and headed 1f out

7^th

2 ½

(8)

Foxy Boy

58-6

7/1

T: Rebecca BastimanJ: Rachel Richardson

Led on rail, headed inside final 2f, weakened final furlong

8^th

2 ½

(5)

Economic Crisis

109-6

25/1

T: A BerryJ: Connor Murtagh (5)

Slowly into stride, soon chasing leaders on outside, pushed along halfway, weakened over 1f out

9^th

3 ¼

(7)

Camanche Grey

88-6

40/1

T: L EgertonJ: Victor Santos (7)

Very awkwardly away, outpaced and always behind

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.70Pl:£2.00, £1.10, £11.70EX:£22.70Trifecta:£396.60Tricast:£373.55SF:£16.34Swingers:£3.50, £21.00, £17.40

Forecasts

Gamesome (2/1), Astraea (9/2), Vallarta (9/2), Our Place In Loule (5/1), Lord Of The Glen (11/2), Foxy Boy (7/1), Economic Crisis (25/1), Jessie Allan (40/1), Camanche Grey (40/1)

Our Place in Loule is a standing dish here at Musselburgh, and another course specialist the veteran Economic Crisis is also worthy of consideration. However, we'll opt for the brave (and possibly the foolish) option with the devilishly difficult to win with GAMESOME. In many respects a win record of 1-46 speaks volumes, but this frustrating 8yo also clearly has a fair bit of ability within, and the hope is that the vastly experienced Paul Mulrennan can find the required gaps latest of all in a race which is certain to be run at a frenetic early pace.