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14:40 Catterick

Tuesday 1 March 2022

All13:0013:3014:0514:4015:1515:50

Racing TV Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 14:40 | Winning time: 3m 55.6s

1^st

Whizz Kid

611-6

9/4

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Charlie Hammond

With leader, led after 3rd, clear before next, jumped left and not fluent 3 out and last, easily op 5/2 tchd 11/4

2^nd

Edgar Allan Poe

811-6

10/1

T: Mrs S J SmithJ: Ryan Mania

Tracked leaders, not fluent 4th when disputing 2nd, left 10 lengths 2nd 2 out, no impression, blundered last tchd 9/1

3^rd

7 ½

Herecomeshogan

511-6

20/1

T: M KeighleyJ: Finn Lambert (7)

Mistakes, mid-division, left remote 3rd and hampered 2 out, no chance op 25/1

4^th

Kopa Kilana

511-6

3/1

T: R MenziesJ: B S Hughes

Not jump well, always in rear op 5/2

5^th

Barrule Park

611-6

80/1

T: D McCain JnrJ: Theo Gillard (3)

Mid-division, modest 4th and pushed along after 3 out, soon weakened, well behind 2 out

Also Ran

Duke Of Luckley

511-6

80/1

T: M KeighleyJ: James Best

Chased leaders, disputing 2nd when not fluent 4th, 9 lengths down and no impression in 2nd when fell 2 out op 66/1 tchd 100/1

Monte Igueldo

511-6

6/5f

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Craig Nichol

Led until after 3rd, stopped quickly and pulled up before next

Fascinating News

410-10

125/1

T: D BrookeJ: J Kington

In rear, left modest 4th when hampered 2 out, no chance, mistake and unseated rider last op 150/1

Lucy Rules

410-3

300/1

T: M E SowersbyJ: Aaron Anderson (5)

In rear, hampered 4th, well behind 3 out, pulled up before 2 out op 200/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.25Pl:£1.20, £2.20, £3.60EX:£22.30Trifecta:£186.20SF:£23.14Swingers:£3.60, £4.90, £11.30

Forecasts

Monte Igueldo (6/5), Whizz Kid (9/4), Kopa Kilana (3/1), Edgar Allan Poe (10/1), Herecomeshogan (20/1), Barrule Park (80/1), Duke Of Luckley (80/1), Fascinating News (125/1), Lucy Rules (300/1)

Not a strong-looking maiden and KOPA KILANA, who saw off last week's impressive Doncaster hurdles winner Elvis Mail when landing a Musselburgh bumper under Brian Hughes back in the autumn, looks the way to go. Monte Igueldo surely has races in him and looks the danger after another promising run at Bangor. Whizz Kid takes a big drop in class and could do much better.