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15:15 Musselburgh

Thursday 2 May 2019

All13:1513:4514:1514:4515:1515:5016:2517:00

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Off time: 15:17 | Winning time: 59.55s

1^st

(1)

The Defiant

39-4

5/2f

T: P T MidgleyJ: K Stott

Made all, shaken up over 1f out, kept on well

2^nd

(5)

Brahma Kamal

38-9

8/1

T: K DalgleishJ: J Fanning

Tracked leader, kept on and no impression from over 1f out

3^rd

4 ½

(8)

Popping Corks

39-5

11/1

T: Miss L A PerrattJ: Ben Robinson (3)

Towards rear, headway over 1f out, kept on and no impression

4^th

(4)

Slieve Donard

38-13

13/2

T: N WilsonJ: S A Gray

Tracked leaders, ridden and no extra inside final furlong

5^th

(7)

De Latour

39-7

7/2

T: J WardJ: Sebastian Woods (5)

Mid-division, ridden over 1f out, no impression

6^th

nse

(3)

She'zanarab

39-3

5/1

T: I JardineJ: Jamie Gormley (3)

Dwelt, in rear, headway over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, one pace

7^th

(6)

Frank's Law

39-7

15/2

T: K DalgleishJ: Connor Beasley

Always behind

8^th

(2)

Liberty Diva

38-8

80/1

T: A BerryJ: J P Sullivan

Mid-division, pushed along over 3f out, weakened well over 1f out

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.80Pl:£1.60, £2.70, £2.20EX:£27.60Trifecta:£116.70Tricast:£184.70SF:£22.81Swingers:£4.80, £5.30, £12.30

Forecasts

The Defiant (5/2), De Latour (7/2), She'zanarab (5/1), Slieve Donard (13/2), Frank's Law (15/2), Brahma Kamal (8/1), Popping Corks (11/1), Liberty Diva (80/1)

A low-grade sprint, and a race where the vast majority are confidently dismissed. Paul Midgley saddles the Wolverhampton winner The Defiant who is yet to deliver on turf, but must be massively respected in a contest as weak as today's. The Keith Dalgleish-trained pair Frank's Law and Brahma Kamal can feasibly come good in handicaps, but unless the market speaks with confidence are only horses to monitor at present. Therefore, the default position is to stick with the former Irish-racer DE LATOUR who was on the premises at Dundalk in March.