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18:20 Hexham

Saturday 30 April 2022

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Off time: 18:20 | Winning time: 6m 47.65s

1^st

Avoid De Master

811-4

28/1

T: S CorbettJ: Nathan Moscrop

In touch, headway to chase leaders from 3 out, shaken up approacing final fence, ridden to lead final 150yds, kept on well, readily op 22/1

2^nd

Croagh Patrick

710-10

13/8f

T: S EnglandJ: Jonathan England

Held up in mid-division, smooth headway to track leader approaching 2 out, driven and went second inside final 150yds, not pace of winner op 15/8 t tchd 2/1

3^rd

Paricolor

611-12

5/1

T: D PipeJ: C O'Farrell

Led, shaken up approaching final fence, soon ridden and headed, no extra final 150yds, ran on tchd 13/2

4^th

High Noon

1010-7

22/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Emma Smith-Chaston (5)

Towards rear, ridden and went modest fourth approaching final fence, never dangerous op 14/1

5^th

Scottish Accent

911-1

9/2

T: R MenziesJ: Peter Coleman (7)

Mid-division, prominent when shaken up approaching 3 out, soon driven and weakened from 2 out, no telling impression tchd 7/2

6^th

Canelo

912-3

12/1

T: B HaslamJ: R P McLernon

Chased leader, mistake 3 out when every chance, weakened quickly, tailed off op 11/1 tchd 10/1

Also Ran

Dolly Dancer

810-9

10/3

T: M A BarnesJ: Callum Bewley

Close up, unseated rider 1st op 3/1 tchd 7/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£29.00Pl:£9.50, £1.50EX:£82.60Trifecta:£485.70SF:£73.72Swingers:£6.70, £15.30, £2.10

Forecasts

Croagh Patrick (13/8), Dolly Dancer (10/3), Scottish Accent (9/2), Paricolor (5/1), Canelo (12/1), High Noon (22/1), Avoid De Master (28/1)

CROAGH PATRICK has clearly improved for a breathing operation and could be up to completing the hat-trick back up in trip. High Noon shaped as if retaining ability on his recent comeback at Market Rasen and must enter calculations having won twice last spring. Scottish Accent is another likely to go well.