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16:20 Musselburgh

Saturday 4 February 2023

All13:2814:0314:3515:1615:4816:20

bet365 Auld Yin Conditional Jockeys' Veterans' Handicap Chase

Off time: 16:20 | Winning time: 6m 16.0s

1^st

Cyclop

1211-12

8/1

T: David DennisJ: Theo Gillard

Led until 11th, chased leader, led again before 4 out, hit next, came clear before 2 out, easily op 7/1

2^nd

Mr Muldoon

1011-10

5/2

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Luke Scott (6)

Held up off the pace in last pair, hit 3rd, headway out wide chasing leaders after 10th, went 2nd 4 out, one pace and no chance with winner from before 2 out

3^rd

8 ½

Stylish Moment

1011-7

20/1

T: Miss Lucinda V RussellJ: P W Wadge (6)

Held up in rear, headway under pressure approaching 4 out, stayed on into modest 3rd 2 out tchd 18/1 and tchd 25/1

4^th

Nick Lost

1111-5

11/2

T: J C McConnellJ: Ben Harvey

Close 3rd, tracked winner 3rd, bit awkward at 10th, led 11th until before 4 out, ridden and well held when lost 2nd 4 out, weakened into 4th 2 out op 9/2

5^th

Didero Vallis

1011-10

2/1f

T: Miss V WilliamsJ: Ned Fox (6)

Chased winner, jumped slowly 1st, lost 2nd at 3rd, chased leaders, pushed along and outpaced after 5 out, weakened quickly soon after op 5/2 tchd 85/40

6^th

Jack Devine

1111-4

6/1

T: R DobbinJ: Dylan Johnston (10)

Close 4th until lost place 7th, pushed along and hit 9th, outpaced after 5 out, weakened soon after op 13/2 tchd 11/2

7^th

Juge Et Parti

1011-2

11/1

T: J EwartJ: Edward Austin

Chased leaders early, lost place and behind 5 out, tailed off

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£9.00Pl:£3.60, £1.80EX:£31.50Trifecta:£287.80SF:£30.02Swingers:£4.00, £12.10, £7.80

Forecasts

Didero Vallis (2/1), Mr Muldoon (5/2), Nick Lost (11/2), Jack Devine (6/1), Cyclop (8/1), Juge Et Parti (11/1), Stylish Moment (20/1)

With his yard in better form, MR MULDOON bounced back with a bang off his much-reduced mark at Chepstow last month and remains potentially well treated back over fences. Didero Vallis was placed in last season's Kim Muir and wasn't beaten far in a better race that this at Ludlow last month, so rates a huge threat. Irish-raider Nick Lost shouldn't be taken lightly, either.