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13:55 Kempton

Sunday 21 June 2020

All13:2513:5514:2514:5515:2515:5516:2516:5517:30

Unibet Extra Place Offers Every Day Maiden Auction Fillies' Stakes (Plus 10/GBB Race)

Off time: 13:57 | Winning time: 1m 27.96s

1^st

(6)

Emotional Moment

29-0

7/2

T: Miss A MurphyJ: Tom Marquand

Dwelt, held up in 5th on inside, smooth headway between horses 2f out, led 1f out, soon pushed clear, easily op 11/2

2^nd

(4)

Greycious Girl

28-12

33/1

T: B R MillmanJ: Rob Hornby

Tracked leaders, pushed along over 2f out, hung left and plugged on final furlong, went 2nd towards finish, no chance with easy winner tchd 22/1

3^rd

(1)

Baby Sham

28-12

6/4

T: S C WilliamsJ: Harry Bentley

Led and set steady pace, ridden 2f out, headed 1f out, soon outpaced and no chance with easy winner, weakened and lost 2nd towards finish op 5/4

4^th

(3)

Gallardise

29-0

11/8f

T: A WatsonJ: Hollie Doyle

Slowly into stride, soon tracking leaders, headway on inside over 2f out, ridden and unable to quicken when hung right over 1f out, no extra well inside final furlong op 5/4

5^th

(5)

Bonny Miss Molly

28-13

28/1

T: B R MillmanJ: Charlie Bennett

Soon tracking leader, pushed along and lost 2nd entering final 2f, weakened over 1f out tchd 25/1

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Non-Runners

(2)

Alpine Springs¹⁷

Weight: 8-13| Age: 2

T: M L W Bell J: Non Runner

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.80Pl:£3.40, £9.60EX:£47.90Trifecta:£158.00SF:£65.79Swingers:£15.30

Forecasts

Gallardise (11/8), Baby Sham (6/4), Alpine Springs (15/8), Emotional Moment (7/2), Bonny Miss Molly (28/1), Greycious Girl (33/1)

Not a particularly strong event and it could well be that it’s a case of experience counting here with ALPINE SPRINGS able to improve on her fourth at Newcastle 17 days ago in a race that produce what looks to be the strongest piece of form on offer. The step up to 7f will help this daughter of Anjaal with the second from that race (High Peak) having won next time out to give the form some credence. Baby Sham is showing steady race-to-race progress and looks ready for this 7f and provides one of the dangers. The other is likely to come from newcomer Gallardise from a yard well known for their 2yo’s particularly on debut although they have had one or two disappointments this year.