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15:30 Kelso

Sunday 4 October 2020

All13:2514:0014:3015:0015:3016:0016:3517:10

NSPCC School Service Handicap Chase (GBB Race)

Off time: 15:30 | Winning time: 4m 8.55s

1^st

Nuts Well

911-7

17/2

T: Mrs A HamiltonJ: Danny McMenamin (3)

Prominent, almost upsides before 2 out, ridden to lead narrowly before last, kept on well run-in op 11/1 tchd 12/1

2^nd

1 ½

Aye Right

711-1

7/2

T: Mrs H O GrahamJ: Callum Bewley

Mid-division, slow leap 1st, chased leaders 4 out, ridden after 3 out, stayed on after last op 4/1 tchd 9/2

3^rd

1 ¾

Chesterfield

1010-4

18/5

T: J W MullinsJ: J McGrath

In rear, no fluent 7th, headway before 4 out, ridden before 2 out, ran on but could not reach leaders op 7/2 tchd 3/1

4^th

Cracking Destiny

710-8

9/5f

T: A C WhillansJ: Sean Quinlan

Led, jumped well, ridden and headed before last, weakened close home op 7/4 tchd 2/1

5^th

Simply Ned

1311-12

7/1

T: N G RichardsJ: B S Hughes

Held up in rear, headway before 4 out, hit 3 out, weakened before last where very slow, no extra op 6/1

Also Ran

Mcgroarty

911-0

10/1

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Lee Edwards

Chased leader, not fluent 4th, hit 7th, ridden and lost place 8th, detached 4 out, tailed off 2 out, pulled up before last op 15/2

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Cool Mix¹⁸

Weight: 10-0| Age: 8

T: I Jardine J: C O'Farrell

Hatcher⁷⁷

Weight: 11-0| Age: 7

T: D Skelton J: Bridget Andrews

Return Ticket¹⁹

Weight: 10-3| Age: 7

T: R Menzies J: Henry Brooke

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£9.80Pl:£3.20, £2.10EX:£39.10Trifecta:£207.90Tricast:£125.21SF:£37.73Swingers:£4.00, £4.80, £2.20

Forecasts

Cracking Destiny (9/5), Hatcher (11/4), Aye Right (7/2), Chesterfield (18/5), Simply Ned (7/1), Return Ticket (8/1), Nuts Well (17/2), Mcgroarty (10/1), Cool Mix (12/1)

The likeable CRACKING DESTINY looked better than ever when resuming winning ways at Perth last month and is sure to go well again. Hatcher is another who arrives on the back of a career-best win so must be feared, while Aye Right is back down in class having been far from disgraced in the RSA at the Cheltenham Festival and remains unexposed in this sphere.