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14:25 Ascot

Friday 26 July 2019

All13:5014:2515:0015:3516:1016:4517:15

Anders Foundation British EBF Crocker Bulteel Maiden Stakes (Plus 10)

Off time: 14:26 | Winning time: 1m 15.63s

1^st

(3)

Mums Tipple

29-0

5/1

T: R HannonJ: Oisin Murphy

Made all, hard driven over 1f out, hung left inside final furlong, held on gamely op 4/1

2^nd

(4)

Molatham

29-0

14/1

T: R VarianJ: Jim Crowley

Tracked leaders, driven to challenge over 1f out, switched right inside final furlong, ran on into 2nd, never reached winner op 16/1

3^rd

(7)

Man Of Promise

29-0

10/11f

T: C ApplebyJ: James Doyle

Tracked leaders, effort when hung right from well over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong tchd Evens

4^th

(2)

Mr Kiki

29-0

10/1

T: M L W BellJ: Callum Shepherd

Went right start, chased leaders, effort over 1f out, hung left inside final furlong, no extra closing stages op 9/1

5^th

2 ¾

(1)

Surf Dancer

29-0

13/2

T: W J HaggasJ: R L Moore

Dwelt, in touch, headway over 1f out, not clear run inside final furlong, no danger after tchd 6/1

6^th

(6)

Shoot To Kill

29-0

10/1

T: George ScottJ: Tom Marquand

Prominent, every chance over 2f out, weakened over 1f out op 14/1

7^th

nse

(5)

My Thought

29-0

12/1

T: J & T GosdenJ: K T O'Neill

In touch, driven halfway, weakened over 1f out op 16/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.10Pl:£2.20, £6.70EX:£50.40Trifecta:£180.60SF:£68.18Swingers:£10.90, £2.30, £3.80

Forecasts

Man Of Promise (10/11), Mums Tipple (5/1), Surf Dancer (13/2), Mr Kiki (10/1), Shoot To Kill (10/1), My Thought (12/1), Molatham (14/1)

The only one of these to race, SHOOT TO KILL ran really well on debut at Doncaster belying his 33/1 odds to finish a very close fourth and that effort represents a good standard especially with improvement likely. His rivals however hail from almost all of the top yards so there is every chance of bumping into a smart one and perhaps the most likely is Surf Dancer although Man Of Promise must also be feared given no trainer does better with two-year-old debutants than Charlie Appleby.