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17:05 Yarmouth

Tuesday 30 July 2019

All13:4014:1514:5015:2516:0016:3017:05

John Kemp 4 X 4 Centre Of Norwich Handicap

Off time: 17:08 | Winning time: 1m 4.23s

1^st

(8)

Dr Doro

69-12

8/1

T: Ian WilliamsJ: David Probert

Hampered start, chased leader, ridden to lead approaching final furlong, soon pressed, ran on gamely op 7/1 tchd 9/1

2^nd

(7)

Han Solo Berger

410-0

6/4f

T: C F WallJ: George Wood

Hampered start, held up, not clear run over 1f out, headway and switched right entering final furlong, soon pressed winner, unable to quicken close home op 11/8

3^rd

(4)

Lalania

49-9

8/1

T: S C WilliamsJ: Rossa Ryan

In touch in rear, headway over 2f out, not clear run over 1f out, effort inside final furlong, kept on one pace op 17/2

4^th

3 ¾

(2)

King Crimson

79-13

11/1

T: J ButlerJ: Darragh Keenan (5)

Led, ridden and headed approaching final furlong, kept on same pace op 12/1

5^th

nse

(5)

Tilsworth Rose

58-7

16/1

T: J R JenkinsJ: N Mackay

Chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong tchd 18/1

6^th

1 ¾

(3)

Gifted Zebedee

39-2

33/1

T: A CarsonJ: Stefano Cherchi (7)

Chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong op 28/1 tchd 25/1

7^th

(1)

George Dryden

79-13

2/1

T: G BougheyJ: J Mitchell

Slowly away held up, raced wide held up, headway over 2f out, ridden and every chance over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong op 5/2 tchd 7/4

Also Ran

(6)

Arzaak

59-11

33/1

T: C WallisJ: Nicola Currie

Went sharply right start, chased leaders, pushed along when short of room clipped heels and unseated over 1f out op 28/1 tchd 25/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.70Pl:£2.30, £1.10, £1.90EX:£24.60Trifecta:£117.90Tricast:£100.20SF:£20.73Swingers:£2.40, £5.80, £2.60

Forecasts

Han Solo Berger (6/4), George Dryden (2/1), Dr Doro (8/1), Lalania (8/1), King Crimson (11/1), Tilsworth Rose (16/1), Gifted Zebedee (33/1), Arzaak (33/1)

Having made a pleasing start for his new trainer at Bath last week in finishing second, it might be worth sticking with GEORGE DRYDEN to go one better from the same mark here. Han Solo Berger has been waiting a while for a second win to come along bit remains low-mileage and is knocking hard on the door while King Crimson is well capable of winning again from his current mark despite a tendency to an 'all or nothing' sort.