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17:36 Cartmel

Saturday 26 August 2023

All14:1514:5015:2516:0016:3617:0617:36

Fitzdares Handicap Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 17:36 | Winning time: 6m 32.51s

1^st

Our Sam

710-2

7/2

T: James MoffattJ: Danny McMenamin

In touch, going well in behind leaders approaching last, ridden to lead flat, kept on well op 9/2 tchd 10/3

2^nd

Mr Yeats

610-4

6/1

T: M F HarrisJ: Bradley Harris (5)

Mid-division, shaken up after 2 out, going okay on inner approaching last, went second flat, kept on well op 7/1 tchd 15/2

3^rd

6 ½

Judicial Law

611-3

4/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: Jonjo O'Neill Jr.

Prominent, pressed leader 2 out, ridden along rounding home turn, kept on after last, no match for first two op 3/1

4^th

4 ½

Aramax

712-0

5/2f

T: B HaslamJ: R P McLernon

Held up in rear, improved after 6th, pushed along after 2 out, soon ridden, no extra after last op 7/2

5^th

Francky Du Berlais

1011-6

12/1

T: P & M BowenJ: S Bowen

Mid-division, led 7th, ridden before last where headed, weakened closing stages op 8/1 tchd 15/2

6^th

Hoganville

610-3

9/1

T: G BewleyJ: Jonathon Bewley

Close up, led 6th, soon headed, ridden and weakened from 2 out op 12/1

Also Ran

Dallas Des Pictons

1010-10

40/1

T: Mrs Dianne SayerJ: Jamie Hamilton

Led, headed 6th, lost position after 8th, soon ridden, detached after 9th, weakened, soon pulled up op 28/1

Alqamar

910-5

9/1

T: James MoffattJ: B S Hughes

Always towards rear, pulled up op 11/2

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Non-Runners

Presenting Yeats²⁰

Weight: 10-2| Age: 7

T: M F Harris J: Non Runner

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.50Pl:£1.40, £1.90, £1.80EX:£25.10Trifecta:£103.20Tricast:£86.82SF:£25.06Swingers:£4.40, £3.60, £4.40

Forecasts

Aramax (5/2), Our Sam (7/2), Judicial Law (4/1), Mr Yeats (6/1), Hoganville (9/1), Alqamar (9/1), Francky Du Berlais (12/1), Presenting Yeats (16/1), Dallas Des Pictons (40/1)

HOGANVILLE is pretty reliable on the whole, so it's probably safe to assume that his latest display at Stratford was simply a case of a 'bad day at the office'. He remains on a fair mark, 3 lb higher than for his Kelso success during the spring, and is taken to regain the winning thread here. Judicial Law and Mr Yeats are both in good form and merit respect, while the hat-trick seeking Aramax is another to consider.