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12:55 Kempton

Monday 11 November 2019

All12:2012:5513:3014:0514:4015:1515:50

racingtv.com Novices' Handicap Chase

Off time: 13:00 | Winning time: 5m 15.53s

1^st

Sammy Bill

611-0

12/1

T: O SherwoodJ: L P Aspell

Hampered 1st, raced keenly, held up and behind, headway chasing leaders 13th, led soon after 4 out, came clear 2 out, easily op 15/2

2^nd

Celtic Joy

611-10

9/4f

T: Miss E C LavelleJ: Adam Wedge

Mid-division, headway chasing leaders 12th, 2nd after next, mistake next, weakened quickly op 3/1

3^rd

3 ¼

Kilbrew Boy

611-3

8/1

T: B I CaseJ: Kielan Woods

Mid-division, headway into modest 3rd between last 2 op 10/1

4^th

Dorking Cock

511-10

5/1

T: T LaceyJ: R Johnson

Chased leader, hit 6th, slightly hampered 8th, went left next, weakened 3 out op 6/1 tchd 13/2

5^th

Malangen

411-0

25/1

T: D PipeJ: T Scudamore

Mistake 1st, chased leaders, led 8th, hit 13th and soon headed, weakened next op 18/1

6^th

Crystal Lad

711-7

8/1

T: G & J MooreJ: J E Moore

Led, went left and mistake 6th, headed 8th, soon lost place op 7/1 tchd 17/2

Also Ran

Gleno

711-8

14/1

T: G & J MooreJ: Joshua Moore

Held up, mistake and unseated rider 1st tchd 12/1 and tchd 16/1

Ballymountain Boy

811-7

6/1

T: M KeighleyJ: James Best

Raced keenly, chased leaders, weakening when pulled up before 3 out op 5/1

Net De Treve

611-3

15/2

T: T R GeorgeJ: J J Burke

Mid-division, dropped to last when mistakes 10th and next, pulled up 13th op 9/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.70Pl:£2.50, £1.10, £3.00EX:£27.50Trifecta:£494.50Tricast:£234.68SF:£40.43Swingers:£2.00, £28.80, £5.90

Forecasts

Celtic Joy (9/4), Dorking Cock (5/1), Ballymountain Boy (6/1), Net De Treve (15/2), Kilbrew Boy (8/1), Crystal Lad (8/1), Sammy Bill (12/1), Gleno (14/1), Malangen (25/1)

Celtic Joy displayed battling tendencies when making a successful chasing debut here (2m2f) three weeks ago, and there's every likelihood that this longer trip will be within his range, while the lightly raced Oliver Sherwood-trained Sammy Bill should be monitored for signs of market support with chasing likely to be his forte. However, it's probably worth forgiving DORKING COCK for a modest debut over fences at Hexham. The suspicion is that he's a much better horse than that bare form suggests (his hurdles record is testimony to that fact) and he may appreciate the switch to this flatter and more conventional (right-handed) track.