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15:45 Newcastle

Saturday 14 March 2020

All14:0014:3515:1015:4516:2016:5517:30

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Off time: 15:48 | Winning time: 5m 52.35s

1^st

Mr Scrumpy

611-6

12/1

T: Jedd O'KeeffeJ: Joe Colliver

Raced wide chasing leaders, smooth headway into 2nd 3 out, over 1 length down but travelling well when left in clear lead 2 out op 16/1 tchd 10/1

2^nd

4 ½

Rath An Iuir

711-5

9/2

T: R DobbinJ: C O'Farrell

op 11/2

3^rd

2 ¼

Ladronne

610-8

6/4f

T: T CollierJ: Sean Quinlan

Held up in rear, gained a place at 7th, pushed along and one pace when left in modest 2nd 2 out, soon ridden and weakened into 3rd run-in op 5/4 tchd 13/8

4^th

Minella Trump

611-12

10/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: B S Hughes

Chased leaders on inside, hit 4th, weakened before 2 out, left modest 4th 2 out, blundered last op 8/1 tchd 15/2

5^th

Polish

511-10

15/2

T: F O'BrienJ: Alain Cawley

Last pair, dived and went right 1st, dropped to last at 7th, beaten 4 out op 7/1 tchd 8/1

6^th

Sirwilliamwallace

711-4

15/2

T: A M ThomsonJ: Ryan Mania

Chased leader until 3 out, hung left after, 4th and held when badly hampered 2 out, not recover, eased op 9/1 tchd 7/1

Also Ran

Baron De Midleton

711-6

6/1

T: B EllisonJ: Danny Cook

op 15/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£14.20Pl:£5.90, £2.20EX:£87.30Trifecta:£256.40SF:£62.80Swingers:£9.70, £5.60, £2.00

Forecasts

Ladronne (6/4), Rath An Iuir (9/2), Baron De Midleton (6/1), Polish (15/2), Sirwilliamwallace (15/2), Minella Trump (10/1), Mr Scrumpy (12/1)

A good quality novices' handicap hurdle featuring an array of fast-improving horses, including Ladronne who stole all of the headlines when scoring under the ultra-confident handling of Joe Whitaker over C&D in January. However, it is another previous C&D winner who makes most appeal in the shape of Rose Dobbin's RATH AN LUIR. He appeared to be a shade unfortunate not to follow up that success when seemingly set plenty to do by today's rider Conor O'Farrell at Doncaster (3m).