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16:30 Sedgefield

Tuesday 1 October 2019

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Sedgefield Racecourse Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 16:30 | Winning time: 6m 57.55s

1^st

Chanceiton

810-11

13/8f

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: Blair Campbell (3)

Close up, closed 9th, chased leader 3 out, led next, ridden out tchd 6/4 and tchd 7/4

2^nd

4 ½

Sporting Boy

1111-10

9/2

T: J FarrellyJ: B S Hughes

Tracked leader, led 7th, headed 9th, led again next, ridden and headed 2 out, kept on one pace op 11/2 tchd 7/1

3^rd

Simply Mani

710-7

7/2

T: P D NivenJ: Henry Brooke

Tracked leaders, ridden 3 out, outpaced by leading pair next, kept on same pace tchd 3/1

4^th

Nemean Lion

710-0

11/4

T: P A KirbyJ: Thomas Dowson

Led, hit 2nd, headed 7th, ridden to lead again 9th, headed next, weakened 3 out, tailed off op 3/1 tchd 7/2

Also Ran

Little Millie

711-10

12/1

T: G BewleyJ: Jonathon Bewley (3)

In rear, outpaced 9th, tailed off when pulled up 3 out tchd 10/1

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Non-Runners

Squouateur¹³

Weight: 11-12| Age: 8

T: B Haslam J: R P McLernon

Handy Hollow²⁶

Weight: 11-1| Age: 6

T: D McCain Jnr J: Lorcan Murtagh

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.50Pl:£1.60, £2.20EX:£9.90Trifecta:£30.50SF:£9.47Swingers:£7.40

Forecasts

Chanceiton (13/8), Nemean Lion (11/4), Simply Mani (7/2), Handy Hollow (4/1), Sporting Boy (9/2), Squouateur (9/2), Little Millie (12/1)

A tight stayers handicap hurdle, in which the attractively weighted Chanceiton will have his share of supporters on the back of a recent productive spell over fences (winner at Perth last week). Meanwhile, Handy Hollow is expected to run his usual solid race, while the newly-blinkered Nemean Lion certainly needs a revival, yet isn't considered to be a forlorn hope. However, we'll opt for the top-weight SQUOUATEUR. Campaigned mainly over fences in recent years, he shaped with a deal of encouragement on his return to the smaller obstacles in a seemingly deep Class 2 hurdle at Kelso (2m5f) a fortnight ago, and sits on an eye-catching reduced handicap mark of 119.