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16:55 Hexham

Sunday 23 June 2019

All14:1014:4515:1515:5016:2516:5517:30

Campbell & Rowley For Corporate Events Handicap Chase

Off time: 16:56 | Winning time: 5m 10.6s

1^st

Ronava

1112-5

6/4f

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Charlie Hammond (3)

Always going well, led before last, shaken up and went clear flat, easily

2^nd

Border Breaker

1011-7

14/1

T: T ReedJ: Harry Reed (3)

Always prominent, slight lead 2 out, pushed along and headed before last, soon ridden, no chance with winner

3^rd

1 ¾

I'm An Izz Wizz

1111-5

9/2

T: L LennonJ: C O'Farrell

Held up and behind, steady progress approaching 10th, pushed along after 2 out, ridden and one pace flat

4^th

Dun Faw Good

1210-6

10/1

T: J WaltonJ: Jamie Hamilton

Held up in touch, lost place 9th, struggling 4 out, stayed on to take 4th flat

5^th

Ueueteotl

1110-11

8/1

T: J EwartJ: B S Hughes

Led to 2nd, chased leader, led 9th to 2 out, weakened last

6^th

Shimla Dawn

1111-5

4/1

T: M WalfordJ: Miss E Todd (5)

Led 2nd, not fluent 6th (water), headed 9th, weakened approaching 2 out

Also Ran

Onlyfoolsownhorses

811-6

20/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Alain Cawley

Towards rear, struggling from 9th, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out

Indian Voyage

1110-6

25/1

T: M A BarnesJ: Dale Irving (3)

Held up, behind when reminders after 8th, struggling from 9th, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out

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Iskabeg Lane¹⁶

Weight: 11-2| Age: 8

T: Mrs S J Smith J: Henry Brooke

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.30Pl:£1.10, £4.10, £1.50EX:£19.70Trifecta:£70.50Tricast:£78.77SF:£21.72Swingers:£12.00, £2.70, £3.40

Forecasts

Ronava (6/4), Shimla Dawn (4/1), Iskabeg Lane (4/1), I'm An Izz Wizz (9/2), Ueueteotl (8/1), Dun Faw Good (10/1), Border Breaker (14/1), Onlyfoolsownhorses (20/1), Indian Voyage (25/1)

The peculiarly named I'm An Izz Wizz was back to winning ways at Downpatrick last week and makes the shortlist in a perfectly winnable Class 4 handicap, while it would also be foolish to be writing off the chances of the consistent Dun Faw Good following a relatively solid performance (second) over 3m here three weeks ago. However, there's a strong likelihood that the Grand National winning trainer Dr Richard Newland will be returning back to his Worcestershire base with a double. His rejuvenated 11yo RONAVA jumped splendidly at Stratford on Tuesday, and on the basis of his earlier PTP form he should take the switch to this sounder racing surface in his stride.