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19:40 Epsom Downs

Thursday 18 July 2019

All18:0018:3519:1019:4020:1520:45

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Off time: 19:40 | Winning time: 1m 24.27s

1^st

(4)

Big Storm Coming

99-6

11/4

T: J & S QuinnJ: Cieren Fallon (5)

Tracked leading trio, closer on outside over 2f out, went 2nd 1f out, pushed into lead inside final furlong, ran on well op 5/2 tchd 3/1

2^nd

1 ½

(5)

Mamillius

69-8

10/1

T: George BakerJ: P Cosgrave

Tracked leader, challenged 2f out, led over 1f out, soon ridden, headed and not pace of winner inside final furlong op 11/1 tchd 12/1

3^rd

(6)

Key Player

49-12

7/1

T: Eve Johnson HoughtonJ: Charles Bishop

Led, ridden 2f out, headed over 1f out, lost 2nd 1f out, no extra in 3rd inside final furlong tchd 13/2

4^th

(3)

Chica De La Noche

59-3

14/1

T: S DowJ: Tom Marquand

Chased leaders pushed along over 2f out, no extra inside final furlong op 12/1

5^th

1 ¼

(2)

Sir Busker

39-9

11/10f

T: W J KnightJ: Oisin Murphy

Steadied start, held up in last pair, no chance when not clear run inside final furlong op 11/8

6^th

(7)

Cool Reflection

39-4

8/1

T: P & O ColeJ: L Morris

Steadied and switched left start, held up last and stayed there op 7/1

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(1)

Mont Kiara¹

Weight: 8-8| Age: 6

T: S Dow J: Harry Bentley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.30Pl:£1.80, £3.70EX:£33.90Trifecta:£159.40SF:£28.93Swingers:£3.40, £2.00, £4.40

Forecasts

Sir Busker (11/10), Big Storm Coming (11/4), Key Player (7/1), Cool Reflection (8/1), Mamillius (10/1), Mont Kiara (10/1), Chica De La Noche (14/1)

John Quinn has a strong chance in the opener with Ascot Week and assuming that all goes to plan a quickfire double is on the cards courtesy of the capable nine-year-old BIG STORM COMING. He was partnered by today's rider Cieren Fallon when a decisive C&D winner last week and the incurred 4lb penalty is unlikely to be a barrier to further success. Furthermore, he not only defends his race title (2018 winner) but also an unbeaten record (2-2) at this track. The progressive Sir Busker rates as the likeliest danger despite taking a continued hike up the weights.