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20:30 Lingfield

Thursday 20 June 2019

All17:5018:2519:0019:3020:0020:3021:00

Injured Jockeys Fund Novice Stakes

Off time: 20:31 | Winning time: 1m 11.85s

1^st

(7)

Will To Win

29-5

10/11f

T: S & E CrisfordJ: S De Sousa

Quickly away, made all, ridden clear inside final furlong, ran on strongly, unchallenged op 6/4

2^nd

2 ¾

(5)

Harlequin

29-5

25/1

T: L A DaceJ: Daniel Muscutt

Chased winner throughout, kept on and hung left inside final furlong, always held

3^rd

(4)

Indian Creak

29-5

4/1

T: M R ChannonJ: P J Dobbs

Chased leaders in 3rd on inside, keeping on same pace and held when not much room on rail final 110 yards op 7/2 tchd 3/1

4^th

1 ½

(3)

Top Class Angel

29-0

5/1

T: R HannonJ: Rossa Ryan

Held up in touch, 5th and outpaced over 2f out, kept on into never nearer 4th final furlong op 7/1

5^th

(2)

Broughtons Compass

29-5

100/1

T: M R HoadJ: Joey Haynes

Behind, plugged on final 2f, never on terms

6^th

(1)

Mungo's Quest

29-5

50/1

T: S DowJ: N Mackay

Reared and unseated rider behind stalls, in touch, outpaced in 4th over 2f out, weakened final furlong

7^th

1 ¼

(8)

Beat The Breeze

29-5

20/1

T: S DowJ: J F Egan

Outpaced in rear, some late headway, never troubled leaders

8^th

(6)

Cherokee Mist

29-5

9/4

T: C ApplebyJ: B Doyle

Slowly into stride, soon in touch, pushed along and outpaced over 2f out, soon behind op 7/4

9^th

(9)

Power Of Love

29-5

33/1

T: George BakerJ: Charles Bishop

Chased leaders on outside, pushed along halfway, weakened over 2f out op 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.70Pl:£1.10, £7.30, £1.40EX:£42.10Trifecta:£117.70SF:£38.18Swingers:£6.50, £2.10, £8.30

Forecasts

Will To Win (10/11), Cherokee Mist (9/4), Indian Creak (4/1), Top Class Angel (5/1), Beat The Breeze (20/1), Harlequin (25/1), Power Of Love (33/1), Mungo's Quest (50/1), Broughtons Compass (100/1)

The pedigree (plenty of winning relations on the AW) of Cherokee Mist certainly catches the eye as does the record of Charlie Appleby with his juveniles this year especially those on debut and it will be no surprise if he adds to that record. He may just find the experience of Indian Creak and WILL TO WIN just a little too much though with the former looking solid but it’s the latter who appeals more. The Newmarket novice that he comes out of looks as though it could provide plenty of winners and his trainer Simon Crisford has a 20% strike-rate with his juveniles second time out. Top Class Angel must also be considered but the Hannon juveniles tend to have needed their first run this year.