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12:35 Market Rasen

Thursday 26 December 2019

All12:0512:3513:0513:4014:1514:5015:25

Rand Farm Park Day Nursery & Preschool Novices' Hurdle

Off time: 12:35 | Winning time: 4m 4.7s

1^st

Millers Bank

511-4

6/4j

T: A M HalesJ: Kielan Woods

Chased leaders, led before 2 out, drew clear last, easily op 13/8

2^nd

Multellie

711-4

8/1

T: T D EasterbyJ: Mr William Easterby (5)

Led, joined when hit 3 out, headed before next, soon outpaced by winner

3^rd

2 ¾

Marlborough Sounds

410-12

6/4j

T: Miss A MurphyJ: J M Quinlan

Tracked leaders, effort 2 out, soon outpaced op 11/8 tchd 13/8

4^th

Mandalayan

410-12

5/1

T: W GreatrexJ: Harry Bannister

Keen, prominent, every chance 3 out, no extra approaching next op 11/2

5^th

Mighty Meg

510-5

25/1

T: O MurphyJ: Aidan Coleman

Behind, headway 4 out, no impression tchd 20/1

6^th

4 ½

Prussia With Love

510-5

16/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Conor Shoemark

Mid-division, weakened 3 out

7^th

3 ½

Machiavelli

410-12

33/1

T: P A KirbyJ: Colm McCormack (3)

Always in rear, beaten 3 out

8^th

Bob's Girl

410-5

50/1

T: M MullineauxJ: Hugh Nugent (5)

Held up, never dangerous op 40/1 tchd 66/1

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Quart De Garde¹⁰⁶

Weight: 10-12| Age: 4

T: D McCain Jnr J: W T Kennedy

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.30Pl:£1.20, £2.10, £1.10EX:£16.50Trifecta:£21.00SF:£16.52Swingers:£2.60, £1.10, £3.10

Forecasts

Millers Bank (6/4), Marlborough Sounds (6/4), Quart De Garde (7/2), Mandalayan (5/1), Multellie (8/1), Prussia With Love (16/1), Mighty Meg (25/1), Machiavelli (33/1), Bob's Girl (50/1)

After a promising hurdling debut at Huntingdon, MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS can go on better at the second attempt. That form is just about the best on offer and he's open to improvement in this sphere. There isn't a lot between Multellie and Millers Bank on form but the latter is relatively unexposed in comparison and is still improving whilst Quart De Garde dons the hood for his British debut having shown a fair level of form in his native France.