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12:25 Doncaster

Sunday 29 December 2019

All11:5512:2513:0013:3514:1014:4515:20

MansionBet Faller Insurance Chase (Novices' Limited Handicap)

Off time: 12:28 | Winning time: 4m 6.15s

1^st

Maire Banrigh

711-8

7/2

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Mostly jumped well, made all, bit slow at 5th, came clear before 2 out, unchallenged tchd 4/1

2^nd

Baddesley Knight

611-5

13/8f

T: C GordonJ: L P Aspell

Raced keenly, tracked winner throughout, pushed along and well held before 2 out where left in clear 2nd tchd 6/4 and tchd 7/4

3^rd

Grey Diamond

510-9

4/1

T: N A Twiston-DaviesJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Raced wide tracking leaders, hit 8th, pushed along approaching 4 out, hung left under pressure weakened and no impression from next, left modest 3rd 2 out op 5/1

4^th

Lust For Glory

611-1

7/2

T: N J HendersonJ: N de Boinville

Mistakes, tracked leaders on inside, hit 2nd, mistake and dropped to rear 7th, never on terms after, left remote 4th 2 out op 3/1 tchd 11/4

Also Ran

Eskendash

610-3

12/1

T: Mrs P SlyJ: Kielan Woods

Waited with in rear, gained a place 7th, headway on inside before 3 out, challenging for well held 2nd when fell 2 out tchd 14/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.10Pl:£1.90, £1.20EX:£6.20Trifecta:£17.00SF:£10.02

Forecasts

Baddesley Knight (13/8), Maire Banrigh (7/2), Lust For Glory (7/2), Grey Diamond (4/1), Eskendash (12/1)

A strong pace is guaranteed with MAIRE BANRIGH, Baddesley Knight and Grey Diamond all known for front-running or prominent racing tendencies. Chris Gordon appears to have a number of progressive novice chasers this season with Commanche Red winning (stablemate On The Slopes third) at Kempton on Boxing Day, so his charge deserves respect despite a 7lb rise in the weights. However, the selection is a fast and fluent fencer, and that'll surely give her an edge over the less experienced chasing newcomers Grey Diamond and Lust For Glory. Although needing a career best from a revised mark of 141, Dan Skelton's likeable seven-year-old mare is difficult to oppose.