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13:20 Redcar

Friday 23 June 2023

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Off time: 13:22 | Winning time: 1m 25.43s

1^st

(4)

On Borrowed Time

28-13

18/1

T: Ollie PearsJ: Cam Hardie

Slowly into stride, outpaced in rear, not clear run and switched right inside final 2f, good headway near side of group chasing leaders over 1f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, stayed on to lead towards finish tchd 20/1

2^nd

(3)

Mimi Kakushi

28-13

1/4f

T: G BougheyJ: Connor Planas (5)

Wore hood to post, led and took field to far rail, headed towards finish op 2/7

3^rd

3 ¼

(1)

Chicabiddy

28-13

40/1

T: T D EasterbyJ: D Allan

Chased leaders, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and went 2nd over 1f out until inside final furlong, no impression in 3rd op 50/1

4^th

7 ½

(7)

Major Kessaar

29-4

22/1

T: R MenziesJ: Jonny Peate (3)

Unseated rider loading, chased leaders, ridden and outpaced over 1f out, weakened final furlong op 40/1

5^th

(5)

Lady Of Africa

28-13

17/2

T: Miss A MurphyJ: L Morris

In touch in last pair, pushed along 3f out, ridden and outpaced inside final 2f, never dangerous after op 6/1 tchd 9/1

6^th

3 ¾

(6)

Lastingham

29-4

18/1

T: D O'MearaJ: Ben Robinson

Raced keenly, chased leader until over 1f out, weakened final furlong

7^th

8 ½

(2)

Sometimes A Lady

28-13

11/1

T: Adrian NichollsJ: Connor Murtagh

Raced keenly, chased leaders, ridden and weakened inside final 2f op 12/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£19.70Pl:£4.10, £1.10EX:£38.70Trifecta:£378.90SF:£24.06Swingers:£3.00, £24.00, £5.50

Forecasts

Mimi Kakushi (1/4), Lady Of Africa (17/2), Sometimes A Lady (11/1), On Borrowed Time (18/1), Lastingham (18/1), Major Kessaar (22/1), Chicabiddy (40/1)

Worthwhile form is thin on the ground in this seller but a repeat of MIMI KAKUSHI's fourth-placed finish in novice company at Newmarket last month may well suffice. Lady of Africa is feared most unless there's market support for either newcomer.