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14:40 Aintree

Sunday 23 October 2022

All13:3014:0514:4015:1515:5216:3017:05

Jewson St Helens Old Roan Limited Handicap Chase (Grade 2) (GBB Race)

Off time: 14:40 | Winning time: 4m 57.36s

1^st

Riders Onthe Storm

910-6

16/1

T: R HobsonJ: B S Hughes

Held up towards rear on outside, headway after 7th, went 2nd 3 out, led after 2 out, hard pressed flat, held on well op 12/1

2^nd

Hitman

611-12

10/3

T: P F NichollsJ: H Cobden

Held up behind leaders, close 3rd 2 out, soon switched right, went 2nd last, pressing winner flat, just held tchd 7/2

3^rd

1 ¼

Ga Law

610-9

11/1

T: Jamie SnowdenJ: J J Burke

Held up in rear, not fluent 1st, blundered 12th, headway 2 out, went 3rd flat, stayed on op 14/1

4^th

1 ¾

Beakstown

910-6

14/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Chased leaders, went 2nd 7th, led 4 out, headed after 2 out, dropped to 4th and held flat op 12/1

5^th

Soldier Of Destiny

610-6

6/1

T: Jamie SnowdenJ: G Sheehan

Chased leader until 7th, mistake 8th, lost place and mistake 3 out op 9/2

6^th

5 ½

Do Your Job

810-13

5/2f

T: M ScudamoreJ: Luca Morgan (3)

Tracked leaders, lost place before 9th, closed 12th, mistake and lost place 4 out, no impression after

7^th

Captain Tom Cat

710-12

14/1

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Led, not fluent 10th, headed 4 out, weakened 2 out tchd 12/1

Also Ran

Millers Bank

811-6

9/2

T: A M HalesJ: Kielan Woods

Mistake and unseated rider 1st op 11/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£17.00Pl:£3.30, £1.60, £2.90EX:£78.00Trifecta:£1,022.20Tricast:£613.30SF:£67.42Swingers:£8.60, £17.90, £6.40

Forecasts

Do Your Job (5/2), Hitman (10/3), Millers Bank (9/2), Soldier Of Destiny (6/1), Ga Law (11/1), Beakstown (14/1), Captain Tom Cat (14/1), Riders Onthe Storm (16/1)

Hard not to see this being run at a good gallop which could well play firmly into the hands of top-weight HITMAN. Paul Nicholls' 6-y-o hasn't always looked the stoutest of finishers but it was hard to crab his second behind Fakir d'Oudairies in Grade 1 company here in April and this could well be his day on the back of a wind op. Last year's Manifesto winner Millers Bank should also find this run to suit and is feared, along with Do Your Job who impressed when scoring at Ayr in the spring.