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15:35 Sandown

Saturday 31 August 2019

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Betway Solario Stakes (Group 3)

Off time: 15:37 | Winning time: 1m 27.88s

1^st

(6)

Positive

29-1

4/5f

T: C G CoxJ: A Kirby

Held up in 4th place, headway on outside 2f out, ridden to lead over 1f out, edged left inside final furlong, stayed on under pressure, all out op 5/6 tchd 8/11 and tchd 10/11

2^nd

nse

(7)

Kameko

29-1

14/1

T: A M BaldingJ: Oisin Murphy

Chased leading pair, pushed along over 2f out, finally picked up over 1f out, switched right inside final furlong, went 2nd final 110 yards, strong challenge close home, just failed tchd 11/1

3^rd

(5)

Al Suhail

29-1

7/4

T: C ApplebyJ: W Buick

Steadied start, held up last, niggled along over 2f out, headway on outside into 2nd 1f out until no extra in 3rd final 110 yards op 15/8 tchd 9/4

4^th

(4)

Hector Loza

29-1

33/1

T: S DowJ: N Mackay

Tracked leader, led inside final 2f until ridden and headed over 1f out, lost 2nd 1f out, weakened final furlong

5^th

1 ½

(1)

Eshaasy

29-1

10/1

T: J & T GosdenJ: Jim Crowley

Held up in last pair, ridden on inside 2f out, soon hung right and beaten op 9/1

6^th

(3)

Full Verse

29-1

50/1

T: C ApplebyJ: B Doyle

Led and went clear halfway until over 2f out, headed inside final 2f, weakened over 1f out, eased tchd 40/1

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Non-Runners

(2)

Visinari³²

Weight: 9-1| Age: 2

T: C & M Johnston J: R L Moore

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.60Pl:£1.10, £4.40EX:£11.10Trifecta:£18.30SF:£14.06Swingers:£2.10, £1.10, £2.10

Forecasts

Positive (4/5), Al Suhail (7/4), Visinari (9/2), Eshaasy (10/1), Kameko (14/1), Hector Loza (33/1), Full Verse (50/1)

The Solario Stakes has produced 2018 Derby winner Masar and Group 1-wnner Too Darn Hot in its last two renewals and this year's version could be informative in establishing this year's juvenile hierarchy. Visinari earned many plaudits earlier in the season and is on a comeback mission but has a good oppurtunity to try and turn around his form, while Positive was firmly put in his place by this year's leading two-year-old at Goodwood and represents the best form in the race. Preference is for AL SUHAIL though, who showed the necessary improvement last time in taking fashion and could be yet another top-class juvenile for his yard.