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15:45 Ayr

Monday 6 January 2020

All13:0513:3514:1014:4015:1515:45

Book For The Coral Scottish Grand National Intermediate Open NH Flat Race

Off time: 15:47 | Winning time: 4m 18.66s

1^st

Castle Rushen

511-5

15/8

T: N G RichardsJ: B S Hughes

Held up in last pair, closer halfway, smooth headway on outside over 3f out, led 3f out, ridden over 1f out, stayed on to assert entering final furlong op 13/8 tchd 2/1

2^nd

2 ¾

Get Rich Die Plyin

511-5

5/4f

T: G ElliottJ: R Johnson

Tracked leaders, pushed along 5f out, close 2nd over 2f out, ridden to challenge over 1f out, no extra entering final furlong op 13/8

3^rd

Democratic Oath

511-5

16/1

T: G ElliottJ: Henry Brooke

Held up last, plugged on in modest 6th 4f out, ridden and went 3rd final 2f, plugged on

4^th

9 ½

Deluxe Range

511-5

12/1

T: A M ThomsonJ: Ryan Mania

Led, pushed along and headed 3f out, lost 2nd over 2f out, chased leaders weakened into 4th 2f out

5^th

Charm Offensive

610-12

15/2

T: N W AlexanderJ: Lucy Alexander

Held up in last pair, lost place halfway, outpaced and struggling final 5f op 13/2 tchd 6/1

6^th

Aquitaine Boy

511-5

20/1

T: J EwartJ: Nathan Moscrop (3)

Bit keen, tracked leader until inside final mile, chased leaders, weakened over 3f out op 25/1

7^th

6 ½

Mountains Con

511-5

80/1

T: Caroline MccaldinJ: Conor Smith (5)

Raced wide tracking leaders, went 2nd inside final mile until pushed along over 3f out, ridden and weakened over 2f out, tailed off op 66/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.50Pl:£1.20, £1.30EX:£4.80Trifecta:£25.40SF:£4.21Swingers:£1.10, £2.50, £3.80

Forecasts

Get Rich Die Plyin (5/4), Castle Rushen (15/8), Charm Offensive (15/2), Deluxe Range (12/1), Democratic Oath (16/1), Aquitaine Boy (20/1), Mountains Con (80/1)

The mare Charm Offensive made a pleasing start when exceeding market expectations (40-1) to finish a closing second over C&D in mid-November, while a strong market move for the well-related Get Rich Die Plyin would offer immense confidence for the once-raced (now Gordon Elliott trained) former pointer. However, with Nicky Richards responsible for a bumper winner at Musselburgh on Friday (Elios D'Or), and having sent out the hugely exciting Ribble Valley to take this contest 12 months ago, all eyes will undoubtedly be drawn to the Trevor Hemmings-owned newcomer CASTLE RUSHEN. At this stage of affairs (without the benefit of a formed market) he's the suggested advice.