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15:25 Newbury

Friday 20 September 2019

All13:1513:5014:2014:5515:2515:5516:3017:05

Haynes, Hanson & Clark Conditions Stakes (Plus 10) (Str)

Off time: 15:28 | Winning time: 1m 38.45s

1^st

(9)

Tritonic

28-12

12/1

T: A KingJ: Oisin Murphy

Close up, pushed along and headway 2f out, soon led, ridden and ran on op 14/1

2^nd

1 ½

(2)

Man Of The Night

29-1

11/2

T: R HannonJ: R L Moore

Prominent, ridden over 1f out, stayed on towards finish op 5/1

3^rd

1 ¼

(4)

Cape Palace

29-1

1/2f

T: J & T GosdenJ: L Dettori

Keen in touch far side, pushed along and headway 2f out, ridden and unable to quicken inside final furlong, kept on one pace op 4/9

4^th

1 ¼

(1)

Acquitted

29-1

6/1

T: H PalmerJ: James Doyle

In touch, switched right towards stand side entering final 2f, ridden and stayed on towards finish op 7/1

5^th

(8)

Code Of Conduct

28-12

33/1

T: H & R CharltonJ: Jason Watson

Dwelt in touch, pushed along over 1f out, stayed on towards finish op 50/1

6^th

(6)

Raatea

28-12

16/1

T: M P TregoningJ: Jim Crowley

Prominent, ridden over 1f out, kept on same pace

7^th

(3)

Dyami

28-12

20/1

T: George BakerJ: Cieren Fallon

Led, ridden and headed over 1f out, faded inside final furlong op 16/1

8^th

1 ½

(7)

It's Good To Laugh

28-12

10/1

T: C G CoxJ: Hector Crouch

In rear, pushed along 3f out, weakened over 1f out op 12/1

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Non-Runners

(5)

Sword Beach²⁹

Weight: 8-12| Age: 2

T: Eve Johnson Houghton J: Tom Marquand

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£17.80Pl:£3.00, £1.60, £1.10EX:£115.70Trifecta:£310.70SF:£84.16Swingers:£8.70, £3.10, £1.90

Forecasts

Cape Palace (1/2), Man Of The Night (11/2), Acquitted (6/1), It's Good To Laugh (10/1), Tritonic (12/1), Raatea (16/1), Dyami (20/1), Sword Beach (25/1), Code Of Conduct (33/1)

It usually takes a Pattern class horse to win this and CAPE PALACE certainly looked the part when breezing past his rivals at Newcastle. The well-beaten fifth ran well at Doncaster last week, the time was respectable and he would not be the first top-class prospect for the stable to start his career on Tyneside. Man Of The Night has the best form coming into this and, if keeping a straighter course than last time, promises to be hard to beat. Acquitted looks vulnerable under his penalty given a midweek blow to the form of his victory, but there should be little between It's Good To Laugh and Raatea judged on their clash at Ffos Las, although both will need to take a big leap forward.