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18:00 Market Rasen

Saturday 17 August 2019

All17:0017:3018:0018:3019:0019:3020:00

Jane Clugston Challenge Cup Novices' Handicap Chase

Off time: 18:03 | Winning time: 5m 34.0s

1^st

Ballycrystal Court

711-11

15/2

T: R MenziesJ: Nathan Moscrop (5)

Tracked leaders, went 2nd after last (usual 4 out), led bypassing omitted 3 out, soon ridden, kept on under pressure closing stages (all fences in home straight omitted, low sun) op 7/1

2^nd

Land League

812-0

5/2j

T: S EdmundsJ: C Gethings

Held up behind, headway when mistake last (usual 4 out), ridden into straight, stayed on to take 2nd near finish, not reach winner op 3/1

3^rd

Max O

910-0

20/1

T: R J ArmsonJ: Phillip Armson (7)

Chased leaders to last (usual 4 out), soon ridden, plugged on home straight, rallied to take 3rd near finish, never nearer op 25/1

4^th

Tanrudy

511-3

5/2j

T: N J HawkeJ: S Bowen

In touch on outside, led narrowly after 4th, driven and headed bypassing omitted 3 out, soon ridden, kept on until no extra and lost 2 places near finish

5^th

Tokaramore

711-12

6/1

T: I JardineJ: Ross Chapman

Led to after 4th, with leader, driven and lost place after last (usual 4 out), weakened bypassing omitted 3 out, tailed off op 8/1

6^th

Perpignan

711-13

13/2

T: Christian WilliamsJ: Nick Scholfield

Struggling in rear most of way, reminders halfway, tailed off last (usual 4 out) op 7/2

7^th

Kilmoganny

710-0

6/1

T: Katy PriceJ: Sean Houlihan (3)

Chased leaders, not fluent 5th (usual 8th), ridden 2 out (usual 5 out), soon weakened, tailed off op 8/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£10.60Pl:£3.00, £1.90EX:£31.40Trifecta:£261.70SF:£28.10Swingers:£2.50, £7.50, £6.90

Forecasts

Land League (5/2), Tanrudy (5/2), Tokaramore (6/1), Kilmoganny (6/1), Perpignan (13/2), Ballycrystal Court (15/2), Max O (20/1)

LAND LEAGUE made a promising return to fences last time here over a shorter trip when finishing second. That distance might just have been on the sharp side for him so expect him to break his maiden over this longer trip. Although Tanrudy is still a maiden, his best form has come over fences and off the same mark as his third place finish at Southwell recently, he should go close in this contest, while Tokaramore has yet to shine over fences but this latest mark gives her a good opportunity to be competitive.