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13:15 Southwell

Sunday 29 December 2019

All12:0512:4013:1513:5014:2515:0015:35

Bombardier British Hopped Amber Beer Handicap

Off time: 13:18 | Winning time: 1m 42.17s

1^st

(8)

Robero

79-6

9/2

T: Miss Gay KellewayJ: Toby Eley (5)

Raced wide tracked leaders, led 2f out, ridden out op 11/2 tchd 6/1

2^nd

(2)

Elixsoft

49-3

33/1

T: K TuttyJ: Gemma Tutty (3)

In touch, pushed along over 3f out, headway to chase winner 2f out, one pace final furlong op 40/1 tchd 28/1

3^rd

(7)

Forseti

38-12

16/1

T: M ApplebyJ: Alistair Rawlinson

Slow into stride in rear, ridden and headway over 1f out, stayed on towards finish tchd 18/1

4^th

3 ¼

(1)

Crimson King

38-8

15/8f

T: M ApplebyJ: B A Curtis

Tracked leaders, ridden 2f out, kept on same pace op 7/4 tchd 13/8 and tchd 2/1

5^th

(3)

Ollivander

39-6

13/2

T: D O'MearaJ: Harrison Shaw (3)

Led, ridden and headed 2f out, weakened final furlong op 11/2 tchd 9/2 and tchd 7/1

6^th

2 ½

(5)

Orange Suit

49-2

9/2

T: E De GilesJ: David Probert

In touch, ridden 2f out, no impression op 11/2 tchd 6/1

7^th

3 ¼

(4)

Central City

49-7

14/1

T: Ian WilliamsJ: M Dwyer

Tracked leaders, ridden and weakened over 1f out op 12/1 tchd 11/1

8^th

(6)

Plunger

49-7

10/1

T: J ButlerJ: Joey Haynes

Prominent until 3f out, weakened over 1f out op 8/1

9^th

1 ¼

(9)

Swiss Vinnare

59-1

33/1

T: P S McEnteeJ: Grace McEntee (7)

Slow into stride raced very wide, in touch, pushed along over 3f out, weakened over 2f out op 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.90Pl:£1.40, £6.10, £4.80EX:£134.50Trifecta:£1,287.50Tricast:£2,153.20SF:£127.38Swingers:£7.40, £16.70, £34.30

Forecasts

Crimson King (15/8), Robero (9/2), Orange Suit (9/2), Ollivander (13/2), Plunger (10/1), Central City (14/1), Forseti (16/1), Elixsoft (33/1), Swiss Vinnare (33/1)

ORANGE SUIT is bred to be suited by this surface for all he's not tried, and his form elsewhere reads well in the context of this race, so he's given the benefit of the doubt over Ollivander, who arrives in decent heart, and Crimson King, who was unlucky not to finish closer at Kempton last time.