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14:00 Wetherby

Tuesday 17 March 2020

All14:0014:3515:1015:4516:2016:5517:25

Enjoy The Craic Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 14:00 | Winning time: 4m 4.02s

1^st

Oceanus

610-12

6/1

T: Mrs Dianne SayerJ: Danny McMenamin

Close up in rear, headway 3 out, chased leader next, ridden and every chance last, led flat, ran on op 5/1

2^nd

Kisumu

810-0

15/8

T: Micky HammondJ: Emma Smith-Chaston (6)

Led, headed 3rd, pressed leader and clear of the rest, led approaching 3 out, ridden next, joined last, headed flat, ran on op 9/4

3^rd

Hello Bob

511-12

9/2

T: S DrinkwaterJ: R Patrick

Raced wide close up in rear, ridden 3 out, kept on to go a never dangerous 3rd flat

4^th

Flanagans Field

1210-11

7/4f

T: B J LlewellynJ: Charlie Price

Tracked leaders, pushed along soon after 4 out, ridden next, weakened flat op 13/8

5^th

2 ½

Vicky Cristina

511-0

33/1

T: J R HoltJ: Lewis Stones (3)

Tracked leader, led 3rd, clear with one other, ridden and headed approaching 3 out, weakened flat

Also Ran

First Of Never

1410-4

16/1

T: Miss L C SiddallJ: Blair Campbell

Close up in rear, pushed along 4 out, pulled up next

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.20Pl:£2.70, £1.20EX:£22.10Trifecta:£105.90SF:£18.26Swingers:£2.40, £4.50, £2.30

Forecasts

Flanagans Field (7/4), Kisumu (15/8), Hello Bob (9/2), Oceanus (6/1), First Of Never (16/1), Vicky Cristina (33/1)

Not a race that makes any appeal as a betting medium but it looks to give Flanagans Field a good chance of following up his hard-fought Catterick win in a selling handicap where for 90% of the race he looked anything but the winner. However, a chance is taken with handicap debutante HELLO BOB who has yet to match her debut bumper win over hurdles but is less-exposed than many of these and despite a slight doubt about the ground offers some value. Last year’s winner First Of Never is now a year older and firmly in the veteran stage but another outing here may allow him to build on a glimmer of hope shown at Doncaster last time. The rested Oceanus is another to throw in the mix.