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15:30 Brighton

Tuesday 28 May 2019

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I.T. Electrical Contractors Exeter Handicap

Off time: 15:30 | Winning time: 1m 35.99s

1^st

(4)

De Vegas Kid

59-6

9/2

T: A W CarrollJ: George Downing

Steadied start, held up in 5th, headway on outside and hung left over 1f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, led final 110 yards, ran on well op 4/1 tchd 5/1

2^nd

(3)

Kingston Kurrajong

69-7

5/2f

T: W J KnightJ: Kieren Fox

Raced keenly, tracked leaders on inside, switched right over 2f out, not clear run and switched right inside final furlong, ran on into 2nd towards finish, not reach winner tchd 11/4

3^rd

(2)

Kachumba

49-2

11/4

T: Rae GuestJ: Oisin Murphy

Prominent, went 2nd 6f out, led narrowly over 2f out, headed and no extra final 110 yards op 5/2 tchd 9/4

4^th

(6)

Fleeting Freedom

49-7

6/1

T: A BaileyJ: Jessica Cooley (7)

Tracked leader 2f, handy 3rd, 2nd again 2f out, challenged and every chance over 1f out, lost 2nd inside final furlong, weakened towards finish op 7/1 tchd 8/1

5^th

(5)

Narjes

59-5

7/2

T: Mrs L J MonganJ: Sophie Ralston (7)

Held up last and keen, headway and full of running when no room inside final furlong, finished on the bridle op 9/2 tchd 5/1

6^th

(1)

Trulee Scrumptious

108-11

25/1

T: P CharalambousJ: Grace McEntee (7)

Led, pushed along over 2f out, soon headed, chased leaders, weakened inside final 2f op 40/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.30Pl:£2.40, £2.10EX:£19.50Trifecta:£37.00SF:£16.50Swingers:£2.70, £2.60, £1.02

Forecasts

Kingston Kurrajong (5/2), Kachumba (11/4), Narjes (7/2), De Vegas Kid (9/2), Fleeting Freedom (6/1), Trulee Scrumptious (25/1)

KINGSTON KURRAJONG is the choice in a tricky handicap on the basis of his fine reappearance run at Ascot earlier this month. He fared less well last time but can bounce back. The booking of Oisin Murphy catches the eye for Kachumba but she has appeared a seven furlong specialist thus far and he'll need to be at his best to coax her home. De Vegas Kid won twice here last term over the mile and is respected, although he's been off the track for nearly six months, while the drop back in distance makes sense for Narjes who will need to improve on recent efforts to figure.