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13:10 Fakenham

Friday 18 March 2022

All13:1013:4514:2515:0515:4516:2517:00

Robert Case Memorial Conditional Jockeys' Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 13:10 | Winning time: 3m 56.32s

1^st

Rewired

410-10

5/6f

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Cillin Leonard (3)

Tracked leader, led 2 out, ridden when stumbled on landing next, ran on op 4/5 tchd 10/11

2^nd

Coastguard Station

611-6

14/1

T: Henry OliverJ: Ben Godfrey

Tracked leaders, chased winner 2 out, ridden and every chance when not fluent next, stayed on one pace tchd 16/1

3^rd

9 ½

Askinvillar

711-6

10/3

T: Mark GillardJ: Fergus Gillard

Keen early, led, ridden and headed 2 out, chased leading pair, kept on one pace

4^th

2 ¼

Watashock

511-6

6/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Katie O'Farrell

In touch, hit 5th, headway 3 out, ridden next, kept on same pace tchd 5/1

5^th

Dom Perry

611-6

9/1

T: L MorganJ: Lewis Dobb (10)

Not fluent at times, in rear, ridden and headway 3 out, weakened next op 10/1 tchd 17/2 and tchd 11/1

6^th

Raqisa

410-3

66/1

T: Miss A MurphyJ: J R Wildman (7)

Towards rear, dropped to rear 4 out, weakened next op 50/1 tchd 80/1

7^th

Fae The Port

410-10

16/1

T: L WadhamJ: Corey McGivern (10)

Close up, ridden and hit 3 out, soon weakened op 22/1 tchd 25/1

8^th

Norman Kindu

410-10

50/1

T: N P MulhollandJ: Hugh Nugent

Raced wide towards rear, pushed along and weakened 3 out op 33/1

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Non-Runners

Boreen Boy⁸²

Weight: 11-6| Age: 6

T: O Murphy J: Non Runner

September Power⁶

Weight: 10-13| Age: 5

T: M Wigham J: Tabitha Worsley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.84Pl:£1.10, £3.30, £1.60EX:£15.00Trifecta:£38.60SF:£15.70Swingers:£3.50, £1.60, £4.60

Forecasts

Rewired (5/6), Askinvillar (10/3), Watashock (6/1), Dom Perry (9/1), Boreen Boy (10/1), Coastguard Station (14/1), Fae The Port (16/1), September Power (33/1), Norman Kindu (50/1), Raqisa (66/1)

REWIRED hasn't really kicked on since a promising start over hurdles at Kempton in December, but he still sets the standard and has to be considered the one to beat in a weak-looking affair. Askinvillar should be a factor if reproducing his latest effort over C&D, while Watashock has shown some promise in bumpers and is bred to make a hurdler.