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15:15 Plumpton

Sunday 22 September 2019

All14:1514:4515:1515:4516:1516:4517:15

Andrew 'Super Wack' Jackson Memorial Handicap Chase

Off time: 15:16 | Winning time: 6m 32.8s

1^st

Chill In The Wood

1011-2

16/1

T: D J S Ffrench DavisJ: M D Grant

Held up behind, headway after 5 out, chased clear pair after 3 out, rallied into 2nd after next, led last, ridden clear flat op 14/1

2^nd

Alexander The Grey

811-9

9/2

T: D Killahena & G McPhersonJ: Lily Pinchin (7)

Pressed leader, led 2nd, joined when hit and headed last, no extra flat op 5/1

3^rd

Gold Mountain

911-11

15/8f

T: M KeighleyJ: L P Aspell

Held up towards rear, tracked leaders 10th, went 2nd before 4 out, effort after next, one pace when switched inside before 2 out, soon ridden, weakened last op 5/2

4^th

Mr Satco

1110-11

8/1

T: J G CannJ: H Cobden

Held up towards rear, took closer order 6th, outpaced before 4 out, weakened next op 15/2 tchd 17/2

5^th

4 ½

Silver Man

1211-12

15/2

T: S FlookJ: R Johnson

Led to 2nd, tracked leader, pushed along 5 out, lost place before next, weakened after 3 out op 10/1

Also Ran

Stage One

810-13

6/1

T: Mrs L HillJ: David Bass

Chased leaders, lost place when blundered 10th, soon behind and struggling, lost touch 12th, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out op 11/2 tchd 7/1

High Hatton

1010-6

9/2

T: Christian WilliamsJ: R Patrick (3)

Chased leaders, reminder after 5th, lost place after next, soon behind, struggling 10th, tailed off when pulled up after 12th op 7/2

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Non-Runners

Velvet Cognac³¹

Weight: 11-0| Age: 11

T: Mrs L Hill J: Tom Cannon

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£15.50Pl:£6.00, £2.70EX:£82.90Trifecta:£592.40Tricast:£201.12SF:£85.13Swingers:£12.00, £27.70, £1.60

Forecasts

Gold Mountain (15/8), Alexander The Grey (9/2), High Hatton (9/2), Stage One (6/1), Velvet Cognac (7/1), Silver Man (15/2), Mr Satco (8/1), Chill In The Wood (16/1)

A race which lacks a standout candidate with the likes of High Hatton, Stage One and Velvet Cognac all still seeking their first win under rules while the very quirky Alexander The Grey continues to pursue that elusive first success anywhere. Chill In The Wood is worth noting in the market exchanges on return from wind surgery, and the veteran Silver Man is generally most productive under the champion jockey Richard Johnson. However, on the back of a decent effort in first-time cheekpieces (retained) at Uttoxeter, the Martin Keighley-trained GOLD MOUNTAIN could provide the solution to this puzzle.