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13:30 Aintree

Saturday 3 December 2022

All11:4512:2012:5513:3014:0514:4015:15

BoyleSports Many Clouds Chase (Grade 2) (GBB Race)

Off time: 13:30 | Winning time: 6m 23.55s

1^st

Noble Yeats

711-8

3/1

T: E MullinsJ: S Bowen

Led until 2nd, handy, dropped to last and pushed along 12th, closed 15th, switched right and quickened to lead before last, stayed on well flat op 9/2 tchd 11/4

2^nd

3 ¼

Dashel Drasher

911-4

15/2

T: J ScottJ: Rex Dingle

Chased leaders, lost place before 3rd, closed 6th, led after 15th, headed 4 out, led 3 out, headed before last, no impression on winner flat op 8/1 tchd 9/1

3^rd

Ahoy Senor

711-7

2/1f

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: D R Fox

Jumped right, blundered badly 1st, led and hit 2nd, not fluent 13th, headed after 15th, led 4 out, headed 3 out, no impression on winner flat op 15/8 tchd 7/4 and tchd 11/5

4^th

Sounds Russian

711-4

13/2

T: Ruth JeffersonJ: Callum Bewley

Held up behind leaders, not fluent 11th, jumped left and 3rd 2 out, outpaced before last, kept on flat op 11/2 tchd 5/1 and tchd 7/1

5^th

Sam Brown

1011-8

9/1

T: A J HoneyballJ: R P McLernon

Chased leaders, went 2nd briefly 4th, slow next, not fluent and reminder 8th, outpaced 4 out, well beaten 3 out op 8/1

Also Ran

Chantry House

811-10

5/1

T: N J HendersonJ: James Bowen

Chased leaders, mistake and unseated rider 4th tchd 13/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.00Pl:£1.90, £2.90EX:£20.30Trifecta:£52.80SF:£22.79Swingers:£3.20, £1.60, £2.90

Forecasts

Ahoy Senor (2/1), Noble Yeats (3/1), Chantry House (5/1), Sounds Russian (13/2), Dashel Drasher (15/2), Sam Brown (9/1)

AHOY SENOR proved a big disappointment in the Charlie Hall but Lucinda Russell's most imposing 7-y-o is well worth another chance to confirm himself one of the top staying chasers around by bouncing back to winning ways here. Ruth Jefferson's upwardly-mobile Sounds Russian takes a step up in grade but is still feared most ahead of Grand National hero Noble Yeats and the likeable Dashel Drasher in a fascinating contest.