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19:10 Salisbury

Friday 15 September 2023

All16:2016:5517:3018:0518:4019:10

D & N Construction British EBF Novice Stakes (GBB Race)

Off time: 19:12 | Winning time: 2m 9.97s

1^st

(6)

Al Anoud

39-6

11/4

T: R M BeckettJ: Rob Hornby

Tracked leader, sustained challenge from 2f out, ridden inside final furlong, got her head in front final strides op 3/1 tchd 5/2

2^nd

(5)

Scenic

38-13

8/11f

T: E WalkerJ: James Doyle

Soon led, sustained battle with winner from 2f out, headed final strides op 1/2 tchd 4/5

3^rd

(8)

Lord Melbourne

39-4

11/2

T: S & E CrisfordJ: R Coakley

Held up in 5th, headway chasing leaders over 2f out, plugged on inside final furlong, went 3rd inside final 100 yards, no chance with leading duo op 15/2

4^th

(3)

Eleanor Cross

38-13

5/1

T: A M BaldingJ: William Carver (3)

Raced keenly tracking leaders on inside, ridden and unable to quicken inside final 2f, lost modest 3rd inside final 100 yards op 6/1 tchd 13/2

5^th

4 ¼

(7)

Salt Treaty

49-10

80/1

T: W Muir & C GrassickJ: Georgia Dobie (3)

Tracked leaders, headway out wide over 2f out, ridden carried head high and weakened over 1f out op 100/1

6^th

(2)

Basilette

49-5

100/1

T: J W MullinsJ: Mr Taylor Fisher (3)

Always behind tchd 80/1

7^th

nse

(4)

Sir Terence Hadley

39-4

40/1

T: Eve Johnson HoughtonJ: George Downing

Always in rear, pushed along and struggling after halfway, never a factor op 50/1

8^th

2 ¼

(1)

Underlay

69-10

150/1

T: A WestJ: William Carson

Pulled hard in last trio and hung left most of way, never a factor tchd 200/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.75Pl:£1.30, £1.02, £1.80EX:£6.70Trifecta:£20.40SF:£5.57Swingers:£1.10, £2.20, £1.60

Forecasts

Scenic (8/11), Al Anoud (11/4), Eleanor Cross (5/1), Lord Melbourne (11/2), Sir Terence Hadley (40/1), Salt Treaty (80/1), Basilette (100/1), Underlay (150/1)

SCENIC already has some black type and connections have now found a good opportunity for her to put a win to her name provided she's on her game. Eleanor Cross shaped well on debut, but that was almost a year ago, so it might be that debut-winner Al Anoud emerges as the main danger to the selection.