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12:55 Newcastle

Saturday 1 July 2023

All12:2012:5513:3014:0514:4015:1515:5016:25

JenningsBet Chipchase Stakes (Group 3)

Off time: 12:55 | Winning time: 1m 13.33s

1^st

(3)

Tiber Flow

49-5

5/2f

T: W J HaggasJ: Tom Marquand

In rear, in touch, pushed along and headway well over 1f out, ridden and chased leader over 1f out, kept on strongly, led closing stages, always doing enough op 11/4

2^nd

(4)

Spycatcher

59-5

9/2

T: K R BurkeJ: C Lee

Handy, pushed along and led under 2f out, ridden and drifted right over 1f out, headed narrowly closing stages, no extra op 4/1

3^rd

(8)

Witch Hunter

49-5

11/2

T: R HannonJ: R Kingscote

Close up in rear, ridden over 1f out, went 3rd entering final furlong, ran on, not trouble front pair op 7/1

4^th

(5)

Brad The Brief

69-5

4/1

T: H PalmerJ: Oisin Murphy

Tracked leader, pushed along over 2f out, stayed on same pace op 7/2

5^th

2 ½

(6)

Mount Athos

49-5

9/2

T: J TateJ: N Callan

Led, pushed along and headed under 2f out, soon weakened op 4/1

6^th

(7)

Prince Of Pillo

38-13

28/1

T: K DalgleishJ: J Fanning

Prominent, ridden and outpaced over 1f out op 33/1

7^th

1 ½

(2)

Iconic Moment

38-13

14/1

T: J TateJ: Rossa Ryan

Dwelt, raced keenly towards rear, pushed along 2f out, no progress op 18/1

8^th

(1)

Judicial

119-5

28/1

T: Miss J A CamachoJ: Callum Rodriguez

Chased leaders on outer, pushed along well over 1f out, soon dropped away op 25/1 tchd 22/1 and tchd 33/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.50Pl:£1.40, £1.60, £1.60EX:£14.10Trifecta:£62.30Tricast:£54.81SF:£13.83Swingers:£1.80, £3.30, £3.30

Forecasts

Tiber Flow (5/2), Brad The Brief (4/1), Spycatcher (9/2), Mount Athos (9/2), Witch Hunter (11/2), Iconic Moment (14/1), Prince Of Pillo (28/1), Judicial (28/1)

An open-looking renewal which can go the way of BRAD THE BRIEF, who found his first attempt at the top level too competitive on Champions Day at Ascot back in October, but Hugo Palmer's 6-y-o can add to his already outstanding record fresh. Mount Athos had his winning run ended back on turf at Thirsk 10 weeks ago, but he remains capable of better back on a synthetic surface, with recent Royal Ascot winner Witch Hunter another worth considering.