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14:35 Ffos Las

Monday 16 December 2019

All12:3013:0013:3014:0514:3515:1015:45

Coast To Coast Caravans Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 14:35 | Winning time: 4m 10.6s

1^st

Deja Vue

511-10

11/8f

T: A J HoneyballJ: Aidan Coleman

Made all, pushed clear between last 2, in no danger after, stayed on well, easily tchd 5/4 and tchd 6/4

2^nd

Sirop De Menthe

910-10

14/1

T: Mrs S GardnerJ: Lucy Gardner

Held up in last pair, ridden after 3 out, soon lost touch, headway under pressure before last, stayed on to take modest 2nd near finish, no chance with easy winner tchd 12/1

3^rd

Mere Anarchy

810-10

12/1

T: R StephensJ: T J O'Brien

In touch on inside, driven to chase winner before 2 out, ridden and no chance between last 2, lost modest 2nd near finish tchd 14/1

4^th

Whoshotwho

811-11

12/1

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

In touch, ridden to chase front pair before 2 out, kept on same pace, never able to challenge op 10/1

5^th

The Gipper

911-0

7/2

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Isabel Williams (7)

In touch on outside, pushed along after 3 out, soon lost ouch, plugged on after last, never a threat op 4/1

6^th

Thor De Cerisy

511-12

2/1

T: M ScudamoreJ: Brendan Powell

Tracked winner, driven and lost place before 2 out, weakened before last op 9/4

7^th

Briac

810-10

25/1

T: Tim VaughanJ: Alan Johns

Held up in last pair, not fluent 3rd, pushed along after 3 out, soon ridden and weakened, tailed off

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.20Pl:£1.30, £6.40EX:£33.10Trifecta:£249.20SF:£22.18Swingers:£7.00, £5.80, £8.20

Forecasts

Deja Vue (11/8), Thor De Cerisy (2/1), The Gipper (7/2), Mere Anarchy (12/1), Whoshotwho (12/1), Sirop De Menthe (14/1), Briac (25/1)

A race that looks set to be dominated by two of the protagonists that are on the way up with DEJA VUE the choice having continued her race-by-race progress last time over C&D to the tune of 40L. This is obviously a tougher event but she’s not badly treated off a mark of 122. The main danger should come from another handicap newcomer in the shape of Thor De Cerisy he scored in good style at Newcastle two weeks and looks to be heading in the right direction having won his bumper here. The Gipper successful in this race last year off a higher mark should compete with Mere Anarchy (who loves to place) and Briac for the minor berth.