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15:45 Chepstow

Monday 2 September 2019

All13:4514:1514:4515:1515:4516:1516:45

Acorn Property Group Handicap

Off time: 15:45 | Winning time: 1m 22.21s

1^st

(4)

Bungee Jump

49-10

9/1

T: G HarrisJ: Rossa Ryan

Made all, ridden over 1f out, driven out op 10/1 tchd 8/1

2^nd

(2)

Sir Roderic

68-11

6/1

T: B R MillmanJ: Oisin Murphy

Always pressing winner, ridden and every chance over 1f out, kept on same pace op 5/1 tchd 9/2

3^rd

3 ½

(6)

Graphite Storm

59-11

5/2

T: C G CoxJ: Hector Crouch

Held up and behind, pushed along and progress over 2f out, ridden well over 1f out, one pace final furlong tchd 3/1

4^th

(3)

Ragstone View

48-12

9/1

T: B R MillmanJ: Charles Bishop

Dwelt, held up and behind, progress over 2f out, hard ridden over 1f out, stayed on towards finish op 11/1 tchd 8/1

5^th

(7)

Waqt

58-10

25/1

T: Alexandra DunnJ: S P Davis (3)

Held up, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and edged left over 1f out, never troubled leaders op 18/1 tchd 16/1

6^th

(5)

Aluqair

39-4

6/4f

T: S & E CrisfordJ: Jim Crowley

Prominent, ridden over 2f out, weakened inside final furlong op 7/4 tchd 11/8

7^th

(1)

I Am A Dreamer

39-8

11/1

T: C & M JohnstonJ: F Norton

Chased leaders until ridden and weakened over 2f out op 9/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.70Pl:£2.40, £3.10EX:£46.30Trifecta:£151.50SF:£61.41Swingers:£6.00, £4.40, £3.40

Forecasts

Aluqair (6/4), Graphite Storm (5/2), Sir Roderic (6/1), Bungee Jump (9/1), Ragstone View (9/1), I Am A Dreamer (11/1), Waqt (25/1)

The two three-year-olds are of obvious interest against their elders with the weight-for-age scale still tilted in their favour. The pair I Am A Dreamer and Aluqair both hold claims but they could face pace pressure not only from each other but also from Bungee Jump who generally likes to run his races from the front. That pace scenario will favour GRAPHITE STORM who got the necessary breaks when winning at Newmarket but failed to do so last time. He remains fairly treated and it’s hard not to see him as a leading candidate. The return of a visor and the booking Oisin Murphy catch the eye when assessing the chances of Sir Roderic and this course winner is hard to ignore in race calculations.