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17:21 Market Rasen

Sunday 17 April 2022

All13:5314:2615:0115:3616:1116:4617:21

Read Davy Russell At starsportsbet.co.uk Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Chase

Off time: 17:21 | Winning time: 6m 10.09s

1^st

Railway Muice

911-6

7/1

T: Mrs S J HumphreyJ: Mr Jack Wilmot (7)

Raced keenly, chased leader after 3rd, led 7th, soon headed, led again before 8th, edged right approaching 3 out, stayed on well op 6/1 tchd 5/1

2^nd

The Very Thing

810-0

10/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Miss Becky Smith

Towards rear, last 8th, headway 12th, chased winner from 4 out, held but kept on from 3 out

3^rd

6 ½

Paris Texas

911-7

14/1

T: J BediJ: Mr Joe Wright (3)

Chased leaders, not fluent 9th, 3rd when not fluent 3 out, held from next op 16/1 tchd 18/1

4^th

Smuggler's Blues

1011-12

9/4f

T: T R GeorgeJ: Mr Zac Baker

Left in 2nd 1st, lost 2nd after 3rd, not fluent 8th, outpaced when not fluent 12th, tried to close before 3 out, no impression, weakened 2 out tchd 11/4

5^th

Sir Jack Yeats

1111-12

11/4

T: R SpencerJ: Mr Tommie M O'Brien

Jumped left at times, led, bumped 1st, headed 7th, soon led again, headed before 8th, weakened after 4 out, tailed off op 9/2

6^th

L'Es Fremantle

1110-0

80/1

T: M C ChapmanJ: Miss K L Adams (7)

In rear, headway 8th, lost place 11th, mistake 13th, tailed off op 66/1

Also Ran

Dragonfruit

711-7

3/1

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Toby Wynne (3)

Prominent when bumped and unseated rider 1st op 2/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.00Pl:£2.60, £4.20EX:£80.00Trifecta:£280.90SF:£64.38Swingers:£9.50, £11.50, £12.30

Forecasts

Smuggler's Blues (9/4), Sir Jack Yeats (11/4), Dragonfruit (3/1), Railway Muice (7/1), The Very Thing (10/1), Paris Texas (14/1), L'Es Fremantle (80/1)

With the Oliver Greenall team in form a chance is taken on a change of headgear doing the trick for DRAGONFRUIT as he's back down to a workable mark. Smuggler's Blues is the obvious danger unless the betting suggests a better performance is likely from the potentially well-treated Sir Jack Yeats.