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16:35 Perth

Thursday 25 April 2019

All13:5014:2515:0015:3016:0516:3517:10

Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Creevytennant Open Hunters' Chase

Off time: 16:37 | Winning time: 6m 12.9s

1^st

Mr Mercurial

1112-6

5/1

T: Capt W B RamsayJ: Mr W B Ramsay (7)

Mid-division, headway before 8 out, led before last, kept on well op 4/1

2^nd

2 ½

Double Whammy

1311-12

9/4j

T: I JardineJ: Mr B G Crawford (5)

Led, ridden and headed before last, kept on op 7/2

3^rd

Purcell's Bridge

1211-12

40/1

T: R DobbinJ: Mr Nick Orpwood (5)

In rear, headway 5 out, ridden before 2 out, kept on same pace op 50/1

4^th

Play The Ace

1011-12

3/1

T: M BowenJ: Mr Peter Bryan (5)

Held up towards rear, headway 7 out, ridden before 3 out, weakened from last op 2/1

Also Ran

Forgotten Gold

1311-12

9/4j

T: T R GeorgeJ: Mr N George (3)

Chased leaders, ridden before 6 out, weakened before 4 out, pulled up before 3 out tchd 3/1

Relax

1411-12

33/1

T: Capt W B RamsayJ: Mr Kit Alexander

Tracked leaders, lost place 7 out, tailed off and pulled up before 3 out tchd 22/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.00Pl:£2.40, £1.50EX:£15.90Trifecta:£85.10SF:£16.09Swingers:£3.90, £8.60, £6.00

Forecasts

Double Whammy (9/4), Forgotten Gold (9/4), Play The Ace (3/1), Mr Mercurial (5/1), Relax (33/1), Purcell's Bridge (40/1)

A race which commemorates the Perth specialist Creevytennant. Play The Ace is the youngest of the six declared runners at the age of ten, and he could prove capable of making his mark in this company on debut for Mickey Bowen. Forgotten Gold is working slowly back to form, and his recent Newbury third to Master Baker has been franked by the runner-up Southfield Vic (Wincanton), whilst Double Whammy thrives on his visits to Scone Palace Park. However, the Northumberland-based art specialist Will Ramsay saddles a couple of runners, and we'll opt for MR MERCURIAL who ran well behind the classy Shantou Flyer at Kelso (2m7f) in February.