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16:55 Warwick

Wednesday 22 May 2019

All14:2014:5515:2515:5516:2516:5517:25

Overbury Stud National Hunt Stallions Crudwell Cup Open Hunters' Chase

Off time: 16:55 | Winning time: 6m 26.5s

1^st

Killaro Boy

1011-12

7/4

T: Henry OliverJ: Mr Zac Baker

Pressed leader, clear of rest after 12th, led after 5 out, drew clear on bit after 3 out, in no danger after, unextended tchd 6/4

2^nd

Marcle Ridge

712-2

11/10f

T: Sam JukesJ: Mr Sam Jukes (7)

Made most, clear with one other after 12th, headed after 5 out, not fluent next, ridden and unable to go with easy winner after 3 out, no chance from next, plugged on op 6/5 tchd Evens and tchd 5/4

3^rd

Garde Ville

912-6

11/2

T: Mrs P A RigbyJ: Mr Stephen Paul Davies (7)

In touch, unable to go with clear leaders after 12th, headway in 3rd 3 out, closed next, soon ridden, never able to get on terms, no extra flat op 9/2

4^th

Chase Me

811-12

16/1

T: J RidleyJ: Jack Tudor (5)

In touch, unable to go with clear leaders after 12th, tailed off in remote 4th from 5 out tchd 14/1

Also Ran

Master Sunrise

1012-2

25/1

T: A RalphJ: Mr James King

In touch on outside, lost place and reminder after 4th, detached in last pair from 7th, tailed off final circuit, eventually pulled up op 33/1

After Aspen

911-12

50/1

T: L HorsfallJ: Mr Daniel Cherriman (7)

Held up in touch, not fluent and reminder after 6th, detached in last pair next, tailed off final circuit, eventually pulled up tchd 40/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.90Pl:£1.10, £1.20EX:£3.90Trifecta:£8.40SF:£4.18Swingers:£1.50, £1.50, £1.90

Forecasts

Marcle Ridge (11/10), Killaro Boy (7/4), Garde Ville (11/2), Chase Me (16/1), Master Sunrise (25/1), After Aspen (50/1)

MARCLE RIDGE hasn't achieved as much as Garde Ville or Killaro Boy, but he was a facile winner on his hunter chase debut at Cheltenham, and is clearly open to plenty of progress in this sphere, so gets the verdict. Last year's winner Garde Ville has been hitting the bar in points, and it may be a similar story again here, with Killaro Boy a bigger threat given the level of form he was capable of in Ireland.