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14:20 Carlisle

Thursday 17 October 2019

All12:1512:4513:1513:4514:2014:5515:2516:00

Introducing Racing TV Handicap Hurdle (Div 1)

Off time: 14:21 | Winning time: 5m 10.7s

1^st

Iolani

711-1

14/1

T: Mrs Dianne SayerJ: Danny McMenamin (5)

In touch, keen, headway 3 out, led next, drew clear after last, idled towards finish op 16/1

2^nd

1 ½

Romeo Brown

511-12

6/1

T: P A KirbyJ: Sean Quinlan

Held up in rear, not fluent 5 out, headway 3 out, ran on into 2nd after last, never reached winner op 7/2

3^rd

Tegerek

511-10

5/2f

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Jonjo O'Neill Jr. (3)

Led, hit 4 out, headed 2 out, weakened last op 9/4

4^th

Mega Double

511-5

11/4

T: James MoffattJ: B S Hughes

Chased leaders, not fluent 3 out, weakened before next op 11/2

5^th

Farmer Boy

611-9

9/2

T: N J HawkeJ: C O'Farrell

Tracked leaders early, lost place after 2nd, soon towards rear, mistake 5th, headway 3 out, no extra after last op 11/2 tchd 6/1

6^th

Green Zone

810-7

10/1

T: Miss L HarrisonJ: R D Day

Held up in rear, headway 4 out, soon weakened, tailed off op 12/1

7^th

Camile

610-6

66/1

T: I JardineJ: Alain Cawley

Behind, lost touch after 6th, soon tailed off op 40/1

Also Ran

Arctic Road

611-6

10/1

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Henry Brooke

Tracked leaders, weakened after 5 out, tailed off when pulled up before 3 out op 8/1

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Non-Runners

I'd Better Go Now²³⁹

Weight: 10-9| Age: 6

T: D Skelton J: Harry Skelton

Gray Day³⁰⁰

Weight: 11-6| Age: 8

T: D McCain Jnr J: Lorcan Murtagh

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£13.50Pl:£3.20, £2.00, £1.20EX:£108.40Trifecta:£375.00Tricast:£282.19SF:£93.81Swingers:£8.30, £10.50, £4.60

Forecasts

Tegerek (5/2), Mega Double (11/4), Farmer Boy (9/2), Romeo Brown (6/1), I'd Better Go Now (7/1), Green Zone (10/1), Arctic Road (10/1), Iolani (14/1), Gray Day (20/1), Camile (66/1)

Competitive first division of this 2m4f handicap hurdle with plenty that can be given a chance. Jonjo O’Neill took this last year and his Tegerek looks to be heading in the right direction in handicap company along with the likes of Arctic Road who progressed through the handicap ranks last year and may well have more to offer. Nigel Hawke makes the long trek from his Devon base with Farmer Boy who if he brushes up his jumping has to be of interest given the trainer’s good record here. I'D BETTER GO NOW makes his first foray into handicaps off the back of a wind op and this looks to be the scenario he’s been waiting for.