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15:40 Ascot

Friday 6 September 2019

All13:5514:3015:0515:4016:1016:4017:15

Chapel Down Classified Stakes (Str)

Off time: 15:41 | Winning time: 1m 41.82s

1^st

(3)

Ebury

38-12

15/2

T: M MeadeJ: Rob Hornby

Held up last, good headway centre of group 2f out, soon chasing leaders, ridden to lead inside final furlong, ran on op 13/2

2^nd

(4)

Tulfarris

38-12

11/2

T: C FellowesJ: S Donohoe

Held up in last pair, headway towards centre over 1f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, kept on, not reach winner op 9/2 tchd 4/1

3^rd

2 ¾

(6)

Trolius

38-12

7/1

T: S & E CrisfordJ: W Buick

Steadied start, held up tracking leaders in 4th, going for run between horses when hampered over 1f out, switched left and ran on inside final furlong, went 3rd towards finish tchd 9/1

4^th

1 ¼

(2)

Wafy

49-3

15/8f

T: C HillsJ: Jim Crowley

Chased leading pair, went 2nd 2f out, ridden to lead and edged left over 1f out, headed and not pace of winner 1f out, lost 2nd inside final furlong, weakened op 9/4

5^th

1 ¼

(5)

Warning Fire

38-12

13/2

T: C & M JohnstonJ: L Dettori

Keen, led and set steady pace, edged left to near side rail inside final 3f, joined 2f out, ridden hung right and headed over 1f out, weakened final furlong op 11/2

6^th

1 ½

(1)

Enigmatic

59-3

3/1

T: A BaileyJ: Cieren Fallon (5)

Chased leader until pushed along 2f out, weakened over 1f out op 4/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.20Pl:£3.30, £2.80EX:£55.50Trifecta:£279.90SF:£46.90Swingers:£5.80, £3.40, £4.40

Forecasts

Wafy (15/8), Enigmatic (3/1), Tulfarris (11/2), Warning Fire (13/2), Trolius (7/1), Ebury (15/2)

An impossible race with most of the field below form for a variety of reasons on their most recent starts, so perhaps the safest bet is the consistent C&D winner ENIGMATIC, who gets the assistance of apprentice of the moment Cieren Fallon for the first time. Most of the others are capable of bouncing back, though, with Wafy the easiest to forgive, and Ebury perhaps best fresh, so interesting on his first start since the spring.