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20:10 Ffos Las

Thursday 20 June 2019

All18:0018:3519:1019:4020:1020:4021:10

Velindre Charity Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 20:10 | Winning time: 5m 51.4s

1^st

Follow The Bear

711-9

9/2

T: N J HendersonJ: J McGrath

Prominent, led normal 4 out, ridden and headed before omitted 2 out, led again flat, stayed on gamely op 5/1

2^nd

Solo Saxophone

511-6

5/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Held up in rear, mistake normal 5 out, led going well before omitted 2 out, ridden and headed flat, held towards finish op 9/2

3^rd

Van Gogh Du Granit

1011-11

7/2

T: D PipeJ: David Noonan

Chased leader until 1st, in touch, jumped right 3rd, ridden and every chance flat, held close home tchd 4/1

4^th

1 ¾

Ready And Able

611-12

4/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Jonjo O'Neill Jr. (3)

Held up towards rear, not much room 3rd or normal 5 out, headway before omitted 3 out, no extra final 100 yards op 9/2

5^th

Three Ways

811-9

16/1

T: Jamie SnowdenJ: Ben Hicks (10)

Mid-division, in rear when not fluent 4 out, headway before omitted 2 out, stayed on same pace flat

6^th

Marble Moon

710-10

10/1

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Adam Wedge

In rear, in touch when not fluent normal 4 out, lost place approaching omitted 2 out op 11/1

7^th

4 ½

Sizing At Midnight

711-1

3/1f

T: C L TizzardJ: H Cobden

Chased leaders, not fluent normal 5 out, driven before omitted 2 out, soon well held op 11/4

8^th

Beneagles

711-9

14/1

T: A KingJ: Tom Cannon

Mid-division, headway starting back straight last time, lost place before omitted 2 out tchd 16/1

9^th

Rolling Maul

1111-12

28/1

T: P & M BowenJ: S Bowen

Led until normal 4 out, soon weakened op 25/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.20Pl:£2.10, £1.80, £1.80EX:£31.20Trifecta:£164.50Tricast:£92.36SF:£30.68Swingers:£4.30, £1.60, £3.20

Forecasts

Sizing At Midnight (3/1), Van Gogh Du Granit (7/2), Ready And Able (4/1), Follow The Bear (9/2), Solo Saxophone (5/1), Marble Moon (10/1), Beneagles (14/1), Three Ways (16/1), Rolling Maul (28/1)

There was market support for READY AND ABLE on his seasonal comeback at Aintree in April and, while he didn't live up to expectations, there's reason to believe we've not yet seen the best of him. With new headgear and Jonjo O'Neill's claim, he should go well in this competitive affair. Van Gogh Du Granit can take his chance off a lower mark over timber and is in good form, ensuring he joins Follow The Bear (frontrunner) and Solo Saxophone on the shortlist.