16:40 Ascot

Saturday 15 July 2023

All13:4514:2014:5515:3016:0516:4017:15

Village Hotels Fillies' Handicap (Str)

  • 3YO plus  |   Class 3  |   1m  |   Good to Soft (Soft in places)  |   11 Runners  |   Turf  |   Weighed In
  • Off time: 16:47  |   Winning time: 1m 45.15s
1st
Horse silk
11
(11)
8/1
T: H & R CharltonJ: B A Curtis
Raced keenly and held up off the pace towards rear, good headway chasing leaders over 2f ridden to lead inside final 2f, clear and hung left over 1f out, stayed on well op 9/1 tchd 15/2
2nd
Horse silk
1 ½
14
(8)
11/1
T: J R FanshaweJ: Georgia Dobie (3)
Held up good headway near side rail chasing leaders over 2f out, stayed on into 2nd final 110 yards, never going pace of winner op 17/2
3rd
Horse silk
nk
7
(13)
7/2j
T: C ApplebyJ: Harry Davies (3)
Chased leaders near side of group, pushed along over 2f out, ridden hung right and chased winner over 1f out until final 110 yards, kept on in 3rd op 3/1
4th
Horse silk
4 ¾
5
(2)
49-4
14/1
T: Jane Chapple-HyamJ: Billy Loughnane (3)
Raced keenly tracking leaders far side of group, pushed along over 2f out, outpaced soon after, stayed on again and went modest 4th close home op 11/1
5th
Horse silk
nk
2
(10)
7/2j
T: G G MargarsonJ: T P Queally
Tracked leaders going well, every chance over 1f out, hung right and weakened final furlong, lost modest 4th close home op 4/1
6th
Horse silk
nk
4
(1)
6/1
T: C ApplebyJ: James Doyle
Chased leaders far side of group, every chance 2f out, weakened final furlong op 5/1
7th
Horse silk
sh
6
(6)
20/1
T: D O'MearaJ: David Egan
Held up off the pace in last pair, stayed on inside final furlong, never going pace to get involved op 22/1
8th
Horse silk
1 ½
12
(9)
40/1
T: J G PortmanJ: George Rooke
Slowly into stride, pulled hard and held up, headway chasing leaders before halfway, led over 2f out, hung right and headed inside final 2f, weakened quickly final furlong op 28/1
9th
Horse silk
2
1
(12)
6/1
T: Harry EustaceJ: Pierre-Louis Jamin (3)
Slight lead near side of group, ridden and headed inside final 2f, weakened quickly tchd 11/2
10th
Horse silk
¾
3
(14)
25/1
T: M L W BellJ: Saffie Osborne
Wore hood to post, held up in rear, never on terms op 20/1
11th
Horse silk
18
10
(5)
8/1
T: Tom DascombeJ: Jim Crowley
Chased leaders far side of group, weakened quickly after halfway, tailed off op 12/1

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13
(4)
Horse silk
Sonemos28
Weight: 8-8|  Age: 3
T: K P De Foy  J: Benoit D L Sayette
NR
8
(7)
Horse silk
Wind In Your Sails15
Weight: 8-13|  Age: 3
T: R M Beckett  J: Hector Crouch
NR
9
(3)
Horse silk
Five Towns31
Weight: 8-13|  Age: 3
T: W J Haggas  J: R Kingscote
NR

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£9.00Pl:£2.70, £3.30, £1.90EX:£90.30Trifecta:£445.80Tricast:£376.31SF:£93.23Swingers:£12.40, £6.60, £8.20

Forecasts

Spring Dawn (7/2), Farhh To Shy (7/2), Mountain Song (6/1), Belhaven (6/1), Five Towns (13/2), Roarin' Success (8/1), Mountain Queen (8/1), Bernadine (11/1), Sonemos (12/1), Prenup (14/1), Wind In Your Sails (14/1), Leitzel (20/1), One Morning (25/1), Puntarelle (40/1)

Verdict

The vote goes to FIVE TOWNS, who found just one too good upped to this trip at Haydock and she is taken to provide the William Haggas yard with further success in this handicap. Wind In Your Sails shouldn't be judged too harshly on her latest effort at Chester and she is next on the list ahead of the Godolphin duo Spring Dawn and Mountain Song. In truth, cases can be made for the majority of these, with the likes of Bernadine, Farhh To Shy and Sonemos also worthy of consideration.

  1. FIVE TOWNS
  2. WIND IN YOUR SAILS (IRE)
  3. SPRING DAWN (IRE)

Previous Winners

2022
Random Harvest
Weight: 9-12  |Age: 4
6/1

Prize Money

1st: £10,800.002nd: £5,070.003rd: £2,536.004th: £1,268.00

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