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20:10 Southwell

Tuesday 23 July 2019

All17:4018:1018:4019:1019:4020:1020:40

Derek Burridge Golf & Racing Trophies Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 20:11 | Winning time: 4m 56.9s

1^st

Organdi

711-1

13/2

T: R T PhillipsJ: Daniel Hiskett (3)

Tracked leaders, driven and effort to challenge on inside 2 out, led between last 2, soon clear, stayed on, comfortably (all flights in back straight omitted, low sun) tchd 11/2

2^nd

Thibault

611-5

3/1

T: K C BaileyJ: David Bass

Raced keenly, driven to lead narrowly before 2 out, ridden and headed between last 2, soon no chance with winner, mistake last tchd 7/2

3^rd

4 ½

Red Royalist

511-10

7/2

T: S EdmundsJ: C Gethings

Tracked leaders, driven and effort to challenge on outside before 2 out where not fluent, soon ridden and one pace, no chance with front pair between last 2 op 3/1

4^th

Stage Summit

611-0

12/1

T: B PaulingJ: N de Boinville

Led, driven and headed when blundered 2 out, soon weakened op 8/1

5^th

Global Tour

611-3

15/8f

T: F O'BrienJ: Max Kendrick (5)

Mistake 1st, held up in rear, tracked leaders after 3rd (usual 6th), outpaced after omitted 3 out, soon weakened, tailed off op 11/4

6^th

Our Three Sons

811-4

12/1

T: Jamie SnowdenJ: Page Fuller (3)

Tracked leader, pushed along and lost place after 3rd (usual 6th), ridden bypassing omitted 3 out, soon left behind, tailed off

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.50Pl:£2.90, £1.40EX:£21.90Trifecta:£83.70SF:£25.71Swingers:£3.80, £3.00, £3.10

Forecasts

Global Tour (15/8), Thibault (3/1), Red Royalist (7/2), Organdi (13/2), Stage Summit (12/1), Our Three Sons (12/1)

A good race for the grade and the suspicion is that one or two of these can improve beyond this level.Red Royalist comes here seeking a hat-trick over hurdles entering handicap company for the first-time; based on his Flat form/rating he’s not badly weighted. Global Tour has gone from strength-to-strength since joining the Fergal O’Brien yard and he warrants plenty of respect as he bids for his fifth win after scoring at Newton Abbot last time. THIBAULT is the one who has the greatest scope for improvement despite looking a little rough around the edges when winning last time, he can handle an 8lb rise in the weights. The mare Organdi isn’t out of this either and deserves a mention.