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14:40 Cartmel

Wednesday 1 June 2022

All14:1014:4015:1015:4016:1516:5017:25

Remembering Nicholas Hooton Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 14:40 | Winning time: 5m 43.65s

1^st

Jelski

811-13

11/2

T: James MoffattJ: Charlotte Jones (3)

In rear, headway into 4th 7th, eased into lead after 2 out, pushed along and drew clear before last, kept on well to go further ahead run-in, easily tchd 5/1 and tchd 6/1

2^nd

Hungry Tiger

811-2

7/2

T: G BewleyJ: Jonathon Bewley (3)

Chased leaders, pushed along and headway to lead before 2 out, not fluent 2 out, soon ridden and headed, kept on in remote 2nd tchd 10/3

3^rd

3 ½

Lock Down Luke

611-8

11/4f

T: Mrs J StephenJ: Sean Quinlan

Chased leaders, went close 2nd 2 out, soon ridden and outpaced by winner, kept on same pace

4^th

9 ½

Global Agreement

511-6

8/1

T: M F HarrisJ: Kevin Jones

Tracked leaders, dropped to rear after 4th, reminders 5th, ridden after 6th, plugged on op 6/1

5^th

Line Of Descent

411-0

9/1

T: W GreatrexJ: Henry Brooke

Led, headed before 2 out where not fluent, soon weakened quickly op 10/1 tchd 12/1

6^th

Rukwa

811-10

17/2

T: S EnglandJ: Tom Midgley (5)

Rear mid-division, ridden and struggling before 2 out op 9/1

7^th

Vermilion Cliffs

511-6

6/1

T: James MoffattJ: William Shanahan (7)

In rear, never in contention op 8/1

8^th

Turning Gold

811-12

16/1

T: R BevisJ: G Sheehan

Handy, lost place quickly and weakened 3 out op 12/1 tchd 18/1

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Iolani⁶

Weight: 12-0| Age: 10

T: Mrs Dianne Sayer J: C O'Farrell

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.60Pl:£1.80, £1.20, £1.70EX:£28.20Trifecta:£73.40Tricast:£64.31SF:£25.98Swingers:£3.90, £3.90, £2.60

Forecasts

Lock Down Luke (11/4), Hungry Tiger (7/2), Jelski (11/2), Vermilion Cliffs (6/1), Global Agreement (8/1), Rukwa (17/2), Line Of Descent (9/1), Iolani (10/1), Turning Gold (16/1)

HUNGRY TIGER has held his own since winning at Newcastle in February, and with the form of his recent Hexham third working out well, he's taken as the one to beat here. Last-time-out winners Lock Down Luke and Jelski are also capable of going well again, with the former perhaps most solid.