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15:50 Salisbury

Thursday 15 August 2019

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Tattersalls Sovereign Stakes (Group 3)

Off time: 15:51 | Winning time: 1m 45.81s

1^st

(7)

Kick On

38-10

9/2

T: J & T GosdenJ: Oisin Murphy

Sweating, chased leaders on outside, went 2nd over 3f out, ridden to lead inside final furlong, just held on, all out tchd 5/1

2^nd

nse

(2)

Accidental Agent

59-3

5/1

T: Eve Johnson HoughtonJ: Charles Bishop

Well away, tracked leaders on rail, not clear run switched left and squeezed through over 1f out, ran on gamely under pressure inside final furlong, just failed tchd 9/2

3^rd

(8)

Flashcard

38-10

3/1j

T: A M BaldingJ: Rob Hornby

Held up last, steady headway on outside chasing leaders over 2f out, ridden and strong challenge towards finish, just held op 7/2

4^th

(1)

Great Scot

38-10

7/2

T: Tom DascombeJ: R Kingscote

Led, ridden over 1f out, headed inside final furlong, no extra towards finish op 4/1

5^th

(5)

King Ottokar

38-10

3/1j

T: C FellowesJ: S Donohoe

Tracked leaders in 5th, switched right to inside over 2f out, unable to quicken over 1f out, switched left inside final furlong, never going pace to challenge op 7/2

Also Ran

(4)

Marie's Diamond

38-10

12/1

T: C & M JohnstonJ: F Norton

Chased leader until lost action over 3f out, soon eased, pulled up op 8/1

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Non-Runners

(6)

Mojito¹³

Weight: 9-3| Age: 5

T: W J Haggas J: James Doyle

(3)

Tabarrak⁴⁷

Weight: 9-3| Age: 6

T: R Hannon J: Jim Crowley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.00Pl:£2.60, £1.90EX:£24.80Trifecta:£100.10SF:£27.31Swingers:£4.20, £4.20, £2.70

Forecasts

Flashcard (3/1), King Ottokar (3/1), Great Scot (7/2), Kick On (9/2), Accidental Agent (5/1), Mojito (6/1), Tabarrak (7/1), Marie's Diamond (12/1)

Eve Johnson Houghton looks to have found ACCIDENTAL AGENT an excellent chance to gain a first win since his memorable Queen Anne success of 2018. His Lockinge third first time out and fourth to ill-fated Beat The Bank in Group Two company are form which show him close enough to last year's peak to land this. William Haggas achieved one of the training performances of the season to land a valuable handicap on return from nearly two years off with Mojito and he looked a Group class performer that day. Also looking a group horse in a handicap latest was Flashcard and he too is highly respected.