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20:15 Newcastle

Friday 28 June 2019

All17:3018:0018:3519:0519:4020:1520:50

Vertem - Very Different Stockbrokers Novice Stakes

Off time: 20:16 | Winning time: 1m 26.86s

1^st

(1)

Turjomaan

39-8

1/3f

T: R VarianJ: Jim Crowley

With leader, led 3f out, driven over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, asserted clear inside final furlong, stayed on well tchd 30/100 and tchd 2/5

2^nd

2 ¾

(2)

Hour Of The Dawn

39-1

20/1

T: E F VaughanJ: S W Kelly

Tracked leaders, driven and effort 2f out, ridden over 1f out, kept on, no impression winner inside final furlong op 16/1

3^rd

(5)

Grab And Run

39-1

25/1

T: R A FaheyJ: P Hanagan

Tracked leaders, driven 2f out, outpaced when switched right over 1f out, ridden and stayed on to take narrow 3rd towards finish, no impression with winner tchd 33/1

4^th

(7)

Double Honour

39-1

8/1

T: J D BethellJ: P J McDonald

Prominent, driven and effort 2f out, ridden over 1f out, kept on same pace, no impression inside final furlong, lost 3rd towards finish tchd 15/2

5^th

3 ¼

(4)

Gometra Ginty

39-3

33/1

T: K DalgleishJ: S A Gray

With leaders, effort over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, outpaced final furlong op 25/1

6^th

1 ¾

(3)

Shark

39-1

11/2

T: J R FanshaweJ: Daniel Muscutt

Slowly into stride, tracked leaders, driven inside final 2f, soon one pace, ridden 1f out, weakened well inside final furlong op 8/1 tchd 5/1

7^th

(6)

Irish Charm

59-10

80/1

T: I FurtadoJ: Kieran Schofield (7)

Led narrowly, headed 3f out, soon driven and lost place, behind final 2f, tailed off tchd 66/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.20Pl:£1.40, £4.90EX:£8.00Trifecta:£59.70SF:£12.41Swingers:£4.80, £4.30, £30.60

Forecasts

Turjomaan (1/3), Shark (11/2), Double Honour (8/1), Hour Of The Dawn (20/1), Grab And Run (25/1), Gometra Ginty (33/1), Irish Charm (80/1)

Double Honour went mightily close to winning at Doncaster (1m) last month when finding only the Richard Hannon-trained Motakhayyel stronger, and he merits plenty of respect on AW debut for race sponsor John Dance. However, TURJOMAAN appeared every inch the real deal when following up his Ascot debut win (later disqualified) over C&D last October, and he ought to take the world of beating for last year's winning trainer Roger Varian.