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12:00 Market Rasen

Monday 20 July 2020

All12:0012:3513:1013:4014:1014:4015:1015:40

Betway Novices' Hurdle (GBB)

Off time: 12:01 | Winning time: 4m 10.3s

1^st

Sangha River

711-7

2/9f

T: O MurphyJ: Aidan Coleman

Raced keenly, made all, clear when slight mistake 2 out, unchallenged op 1/4

2^nd

1 ½

Pisgah Pike

511-0

10/1

T: Jamie SnowdenJ: G Sheehan

Keen, tracked leaders, 3rd at 5th, went 2nd after 3 out, ridden and stayed on run-in, always held tchd 11/1

3^rd

Decoration Of War

511-0

50/1

T: A RalphJ: Lee Edwards

Raced keenly tracking leaders on inside, hampered 2nd, not fluent 4th, hung right and plugged on in 3rd before 2 out op 100/1

4^th

Silkstone

410-12

4/1

T: Mrs P SlyJ: Paul O'Brien (3)

Raced keenly, tracked winner 2nd, not fluent next, hit 3 out, hampered by loose horse on bend soon after, soon ridden and lost 2nd, weakened before next op 9/2

5^th

Enchant Me

510-7

150/1

T: O MurphyJ: Luke Scott (7)

Held up, struggling in rear when mistake 5th, tailed off op 80/1

Also Ran

Del Duque

511-0

16/1

T: O MurphyJ: David England

Held up well in rear, jinked left to avoid faller and unseated rider 2nd op 12/1

Urban Legend

611-0

25/1

T: B EllisonJ: B S Hughes

Tracked leaders, fell 2nd op 22/1 tchd 28/1

Bob's Girl

510-7

200/1

T: M MullineauxJ: Hugh Nugent (5)

Pulled hard, held up, badly hampered 2nd, saddle slipped and pulled up after next op 150/1

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Non-Runners

Easy Bucks¹⁰

Weight: 11-0| Age: 5

T: P & M Bowen J: Non Runner

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.10Pl:£1.02, £1.70, £7.70EX:£3.60Trifecta:£44.60SF:£4.80Swingers:£1.20, £8.30, £14.70

Forecasts

Sangha River (2/9), Silkstone (4/1), Pisgah Pike (10/1), Del Duque (16/1), Urban Legend (25/1), Decoration Of War (50/1), Easy Bucks (100/1), Enchant Me (150/1), Bob's Girl (200/1)

Despite having a 7lb penalty, the unexposed SANGHA RIVER looks to have a top opportunity to add another victory to his name. He was an easy winner at Southwell this month and while he obviously is a fragile sort, there is plenty of ability to come from him. For place appeal, Silkstone has proven himself to be a useful dual-purpose performer without threatening to win and looks booked for minor honours once more, while the likes of Urban Legend and Del Duque have some promising first time up form, with the former having a very notable jockey booking in Brian Hughes.