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17:00 Fakenham

Friday 17 March 2023

All13:0013:4014:2015:0015:4516:2017:00

Robert Hoare Memorial Open Hunters' Chase

Off time: 17:00 | Winning time: 6m 38.36s

1^st

Bennys King

1212-2

15/8f

T: D SkeltonJ: Miss Heidi Palin (7)

Always prominent, led 5th, headed 8th, led again 10th, mistake and headed narrowly 13th, led again 4 out, pushed clear 2 out, ran on op 11/8 tchd 2/1

2^nd

Sir Jack Yeats

1211-12

5/1

T: F O'BrienJ: Fern O'Brien (5)

Raced wide, tracked leaders, led 8th, headed 10th, led again 13th, ridden and headed 4 out, chased winner, kept on one pace op 15/2

3^rd

Peacocks Secret

1112-6

25/1

T: D PetersJ: Mr D Peters (3)

In rear, headway 8th, soon tracked leaders, ridden 2 out, kept on same pace op 14/1

Also Ran

Zee Man

912-2

11/1

T: F HutsbyJ: Mr Zac Baker

Led, headed 5th, tracked winner when fell 7th tchd 13/2

Rebel Dawn Rising

912-0

7/2

T: D KempJ: Mr Alex Chadwick (5)

Close up when hampered and brought down 7th op 13/2

Gaboriot

711-12

7/1

T: O Greenall & J GuerrieroJ: Mr George Cowley (7)

In touch, headway to track leaders 8th, ridden 14th, weakened next, behind when pulled up 2 out op 8/1 tchd 17/2

Mister Whitaker

1111-12

11/2

T: D McCain JnrJ: Miss Gina Andrews

In touch, hampered 7th and dropped to rear, ridden 14th, weakened next, landed awkwardly 3 out and pulled up op 7/2

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General Custard¹⁹

Weight: 11-12| Age: 10

T: David Bingham J: Mr H Crow

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.88Pl:£1.60, £2.10EX:£11.60Trifecta:£90.20SF:£11.79Swingers:£2.90, £7.80, £7.20

Forecasts

Bennys King (15/8), Rebel Dawn Rising (7/2), Sir Jack Yeats (5/1), Mister Whitaker (11/2), Gaboriot (7/1), Zee Man (11/1), General Custard (16/1), Peacocks Secret (25/1)

BENNYS KING scored at Hereford on his penultimate start and had running left when unseating at Haydock last time. He's the class act in this field and is preferred to Mister Whitaker, who needs to see his race out more fully than has recently been the case. Sir Jack Yeats is another one to consider.