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15:50 Haydock

Thursday 5 September 2019

All13:5014:2014:5015:2015:5016:2016:55

Gordon Lord Byron EBF Conditions Stakes

Off time: 15:50 | Winning time: 1m 30.7s

1^st

(3)

Qaysar

49-5

5/2f

T: R HannonJ: P J McDonald

Held up in close touch, closer on outside halfway, headway towards outside tracking leaders over 2f out, led inside final furlong, ridden and ran on

2^nd

(5)

Dubai Dominion

38-11

5/1

T: E F VaughanJ: J P Spencer

In touch in last pair, not clear run and switched left off rail over 2f out, headway chasing leaders over 1f out, squeezed through and ran on inside final furlong, went 2nd 50 yards out, not reach winner

3^rd

1 ¼

(4)

Vanbrugh

49-1

9/2

T: C HillsJ: K Shoemark

Held up in touch in rear, smooth headway on outside tracking leaders over 2f out, led approaching final furlong until inside final furlong, one pace and lost 2nd final 50 yards

4^th

(6)

Mizaah

69-1

6/1

T: Owen BurrowsJ: Jim Crowley

Tracked leader until 4f out, handy 3rd, pushed along and outpaced over 2f out, never much room on rail after, plugged on again late

5^th

(2)

Gordon Lord Byron

119-1

3/1

T: T HoganJ: L Dettori

Tracked leading pair, went 2nd 4f out until shaken up entering final 2f, outpaced over 1f out, plugged on again late

6^th

(1)

Three Saints Bay

49-1

15/2

T: D O'MearaJ: D Nolan

Led, brought field near side straight, pushed along over 2f out, headed approaching final furlong, chased leaders, weakened inside final furlong

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.30Pl:£1.50, £2.70EX:£15.00Trifecta:£65.40SF:£15.71Swingers:£2.80, £2.00, £3.30

Forecasts

Qaysar (5/2), Gordon Lord Byron (3/1), Vanbrugh (9/2), Dubai Dominion (5/1), Mizaah (6/1), Three Saints Bay (15/2)

Although he is now a shadow of his former self at the age of 11 this offers GORDON LORD BYRON a fine opportunity to end his losing streak amassed over the last couple of years given he is the top rated performer after making the frame three times in Group races back home in Ireland. He won the Group One Sprint Cup here over 6f in 2013 having been second in it the year before so the course clearly suits. Vanbrugh has been a little frustrating since winning at Thirsk but this offers him a genuine opportunity given he's only rated 2lb inferior to his seven years older rival. Mizaah is the dark-horse of the piece.