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14:15 Cartmel

Saturday 24 August 2019

All14:1514:5015:2516:0016:3517:1017:45

eCatering Novices' Hurdle

Off time: 14:16 | Winning time: 4m 16.1s

1^st

Wooster

510-12

2/1

T: N C KellyJ: James Bowen

Mid-division, headway 4th, led last bend, drew clear, stayed on well op 11/4

2^nd

Raashdy

610-12

10/1

T: S EnglandJ: Jonathan England

Chased leaders, not fluent and lost a bit of ground 6th, rallied last bend, went 2nd towards finish, no impression on winner op 12/1

3^rd

1 ¼

Seaborough

410-11

7/1

T: D ThompsonJ: Henry Brooke

Held up in rear, headway before 5th, went 2nd 2 out, led before last, headed last bend, lost 2nd towards finish op 6/1 tchd 13/2

4^th

Grapevine

611-4

5/4f

T: Mrs S LeechJ: C Brace (5)

Chased leaders, went 2nd 3rd, left in lead next, headed before last, soon beaten, stayed on same pace tchd 11/10

5^th

Astute Boy

510-12

12/1

T: R M SmithJ: R P McLernon

Chased leader until 3rd, left 2nd next until 2 out, lost place before last op 8/1

6^th

Catchmeifyoucan

510-5

25/1

T: J CandlishJ: Thomas Dowson

Always towards rear, tailed off op 16/1

7^th

Royal Rattle

410-11

80/1

T: J R NortonJ: Colm McCormack (3)

Towards rear, mistake 1st, slow and last 3rd, not fluent and well behind 6th, tailed off op 100/1

Also Ran

Ella Nutrargile

510-5

100/1

T: S G WestJ: J Kington

Raced wide, led, clear after 2nd, went right and fell 4th

Potters Away

510-5

16/1

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: P J Brennan

Held up in mid-division, well beaten before 2 out, pulled up before last op 14/1 tchd 12/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.70Pl:£1.20, £2.80, £2.00EX:£22.70Trifecta:£115.30SF:£22.76Swingers:£2.80, £4.10, £10.40

Forecasts

Grapevine (5/4), Wooster (2/1), Seaborough (7/1), Raashdy (10/1), Astute Boy (12/1), Potters Away (16/1), Catchmeifyoucan (25/1), Royal Rattle (80/1), Ella Nutrargile (100/1)

Very much calmer waters for the Sophie Leech-trained GRAPEVINE who despite having to give weight to the entire field should be able to regain the winning thread after running in two tough handicaps, winning the first of them in good fashion. Given that level of form it’s hard to see many dangers although the Irish raider Wooster from a yard that do well here should be respected. Outside of those two the most interesting contender would be the mare Potters Away who showed clear signs of ability last time although gaining a handicap mark may be the objective here. Astute Boy and Seaborough are the others with place chances.