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12:45 Ludlow

Wednesday 30 November 2022

All12:4513:1513:4514:1514:4515:1515:45

Ludlow Brewery John Walters Novices' Claiming Hurdle

Off time: 12:45 | Winning time: 3m 53.9s

1^st

Coastal Sun

410-3

12/1

T: A RalphJ: J J Burke

Held up, headway approaching 3 out, led last going well, stayed on well flat op 16/1

2^nd

Baliyad

710-10

7/2

T: M SheppardJ: Finn Lambert (7)

Mid-division out wide, struggling home turn, rallied approaching last, stayed on strongly flat op 4/1 tchd 9/2

3^rd

Ring The Moon

910-10

8/1

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Adam Wedge

Led, headed before 5th, regained lead home turn, ridden and pressed 2 out, narrowly headed last, no extra flat op 11/2 tchd 5/1

4^th

Lopes Dancer

1010-10

22/1

T: H BethellJ: Callum Bewley

Mid-division on inside, pushed along and outpaced home turn, late headway from last op 18/1 tchd 16/1

5^th

Swearer

611-10

50/1

T: J TickleJ: M G Nolan

In rear, pushed along off pace home turn, headway tracking leaders last, kept on same pace flat op 25/1

6^th

5 ½

Lusaka

411-12

11/5f

T: O MurphyJ: S Bowen

Handy, ridden 3 out, outpaced approaching last, no extra flat op 7/4

7^th

Zuraig

411-10

9/1

T: B J LlewellynJ: Danny Burton (5)

Prominent, went on before 5th, ridden and headed home turn, weakened 3 out op 15/2

8^th

Lady P

610-3

12/1

T: J CoulsonJ: Lewis Dobb (7)

Mid-division, struggling from 4 out, tailed off

9^th

5 ½

Evron

810-10

17/2

T: M SheppardJ: Stan Sheppard

Always towards rear, never a factor op 11/1

Also Ran

Tribal Commander

610-12

14/1

T: Mrs S LeechJ: Charlie Price (3)

Mid-division, tracking leaders home turn when unseated rider op 25/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£13.00Pl:£3.30, £1.70, £2.30EX:£52.80Trifecta:£487.60SF:£53.46Swingers:£8.10, £13.30, £6.70

Forecasts

Lusaka (11/5), Baliyad (7/2), Ring The Moon (8/1), Evron (17/2), Zuraig (9/1), Coastal Sun (12/1), Lady P (12/1), Tribal Commander (14/1), Lopes Dancer (22/1), Swearer (50/1)

A trappy opener but LUSAKA does at least bring a level of consistency to the table and he could be the way to go eased in grade. Baliyad, who ran well when runner-up at Wincanton, is a threat with a repeat, ahead of Zuraig and Ring The Moon in a first-time visor.