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16:20 Musselburgh

Sunday 2 February 2020

All13:1513:4514:1514:5015:2015:5016:20

bet365 Standard Open NH Flat Race

Off time: 16:20 | Winning time: 3m 50.2s

1^st

Kearney Hill

511-3

20/1

T: B EllisonJ: Henry Brooke

Chased leaders, went 2nd over 4f out, stayed on, led towards finish

2^nd

Hand In My Pocket

510-10

8/1

T: J C McConnellJ: D A Jacob

Led, ridden over 1f out, headed towards finish

3^rd

9 ½

Mortlach

511-3

7/4f

T: P F NichollsJ: H Cobden

Chased leaders, ridden and one pace 2f out, weakened inside final furlong

4^th

Above Suspicion

511-3

9/2

T: T R GeorgeJ: J J Burke

Held up in rear, headway 4f out, one pace over 2f out, weakened from over 1f out

5^th

Wireless Operator

511-3

7/2

T: B PaulingJ: Adrian Heskin

Pressed leader until over 4f out, weakened over 3f out

6^th

Billy Bathgate

410-7

40/1

T: A C WhillansJ: Craig Nichol

In rear, some headway over 3f out, soon weakened

7^th

Dartum Tempus

511-3

9/2

T: R A FaheyJ: B S Hughes

Chased leaders on inside, not much room just over 5f out, soon lost place, well beaten final 3f

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£20.00Pl:£6.80, £2.20EX:£194.20Trifecta:£562.90SF:£161.17Swingers:£0.00, £3.40, £3.60

Forecasts

Mortlach (7/4), Wireless Operator (7/2), Above Suspicion (9/2), Dartum Tempus (9/2), Hand In My Pocket (8/1), Kearney Hill (20/1), Billy Bathgate (40/1)

As always the market should offer the best guide for dissecting the bumper which concludes Scottish Trials Weekend at Musselburgh. Mortlach (Paul Nicholls) and WIRELESS OPERATOR (Ben Pauling) both made pleasing starts to their racing careers when sporting high-profile silks at Chepstow and Warwick respectively. Meanwhile, it makes sense to afford a degree of respect to the Richard Fahey-trained newcomer Dartum Tempus (with the victory of Lubeat Foras firmly in mind) and the Irish-trained mare Hand In My Pocket (cost £50,000 out of the point-to-point scene).