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13:40 Southwell

Tuesday 5 April 2022

All13:4014:1514:5015:2516:0016:3517:05

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Off time: 13:40 | Winning time: 6m 20.09s

1^st

Debden Bank

811-3

11/2

T: M KeighleyJ: James Best

Prominent, led 6th, pushed along before 3 out, ridden and pressed before last, good jump final fence and stayed on well to assert run-in op 6/1 tchd 5/1 and tchd 13/2

2^nd

4 ¼

Steel Wave

1210-12

7/2

T: G HanmerJ: Tabitha Worsley (3)

In rear, effort and headway into 3rd 4 out, shaken up and pressed leader before last, ran on, no extra op 9/2 tchd 10/3

3^rd

4 ¼

Roque It

811-11

10/1

T: P F NichollsJ: H Cobden

Led, not fluent and headed 6th, remained close up, pushed along before 3 out, kept on one pace from before final fence op 8/1 tchd 12/1

4^th

Ecossais

811-3

6/4f

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Toby Wynne (7)

Tracked leaders, ridden after 4 out, ran on same pace op 7/4 tchd 11/8

5^th

9 ½

Port Of Mars

811-12

7/1

T: O MurphyJ: S Bowen

Towards rear, ridden after 4 out, beaten before 2 out op 6/1 tchd 5/1 and tchd 15/2

6^th

1 ¼

Lock's Corner

811-8

16/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Jonjo O'Neill Jr.

Towards rear, pushed along after 4 out, weakened 2 out op 12/1 tchd 10/1

Also Ran

William Of Orange

1111-10

20/1

T: M WalfordJ: Jamie Hamilton

Handy early, ridden and lost place after 4 out, well held 3 out and pulled up before last op 16/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.50Pl:£2.80, £1.90EX:£22.70Trifecta:£133.30SF:£23.51Swingers:£2.80, £5.40, £4.90

Forecasts

Ecossais (6/4), Steel Wave (7/2), Debden Bank (11/2), Port Of Mars (7/1), Roque It (10/1), Lock's Corner (16/1), William Of Orange (20/1)

ECOSSAIS and the veteran Steel Wave are the pair in form and worth focussing on, Oliver Greenall's charge getting the vote with the form of his latest second over C&D having worked out. Tabitha Worsley should get a good tune out of Steel Wave again and he can't be ignored. The other five all have questions to answer, but last year's winner William of Orange could stage a revival.