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14:10 Market Rasen

Friday 10 May 2019

All13:4014:1014:4515:2015:5516:3017:05

Longwater Construction Supplies Handicap Chase

Off time: 14:10 | Winning time: 6m 14.5s

1^st

Van Gogh Du Granit

1011-10

5/1

T: D PipeJ: David Noonan

Led until after 3rd, led next, not fluent 10th, drawing clear when not fluent 2 out, easily op 7/2

2^nd

Sporting Boy

1110-13

11/2

T: J FarrellyJ: Nick Scholfield

Tracked leaders, left 2nd 12th until 4 out, outpaced before 3 out, went 2nd again towards finish, no impression on winner op 8/1

3^rd

Compadre

810-12

3/1

T: H J EvansJ: Benjamin Poste

Held up in rear, not fluent 3rd, slow next, headway 12th, chased winner 4 out, close up next, not fluent and no impression 2 out, no extra flat, lost 2nd towards finish tchd 10/3

4^th

Elkstone

811-1

9/1

T: Mrs Caroline BaileyJ: S Bowen

Held up on outside, raced keenly, tried to close in 4th after 4 out, hanging right before 3 out, no impression op 10/1

5^th

Marcilhac

1011-12

16/1

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Charlie Deutsch

In rear, not fluent 2nd, closed 12th, weakened next, tailed off tchd 20/1

Also Ran

Midnight Shot

911-13

7/1

T: C E LongsdonJ: R Johnson

Prominent, led after 3rd, slow and headed next, lost 2nd and ridden 11th, hampered 12th, behind next, pulled up before 4 out op 8/1 tchd 9/1

Cabaret Queen

711-4

9/4f

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Tracked leaders, closed 5th, went 2nd 11th, fell next tchd 2/1

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Silver Tassie⁵⁴

Weight: 11-8| Age: 11

T: Micky Hammond J: Alain Cawley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.20Pl:£2.90, £2.90EX:£22.20Trifecta:£74.20Tricast:£96.74SF:£32.93Swingers:£4.30, £2.60, £3.10

Forecasts

Cabaret Queen (9/4), Compadre (3/1), Van Gogh Du Granit (5/1), Sporting Boy (11/2), Silver Tassie (11/2), Midnight Shot (7/1), Elkstone (9/1), Marcilhac (16/1)

A few of these have little foibles to get over and despite being beaten a long way last time the David Pipe trained VAN GOGH DU GRANIT is taken to gain his first GB success with the drop in trip and ease in grade in his favour. Sporting Boy could well appreciate the return to fences and nobody can deny that he’s well handicapped and his last chasing win did come over C&D. Compadre has to be given a shout given his recent return to form and he’ll be a danger if he copes with the rise in weights and this more competitive grade. If there is to be a shock then Silver Tassie could well be the one to provide it eased in grade and having shown a little more spark of late.