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17:25 Newcastle

Tuesday 19 September 2023

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Vickers Bet EBF Novice Stakes (GBB Race)

Off time: 17:25 | Winning time: 2m 12.89s

1^st

(1)

Curran

29-4

7/2

T: C JohnstonJ: J Fanning

Held up in fourth but touch, chased leaders from 3f out, led before 2f out, ran on strongly inside final furlong, pushed out, comfortably op 5/1

2^nd

1 ½

(4)

The Hun

29-4

4/5f

T: K R BurkeJ: C Lee

Tracked leaders in third early, settled in fourth after 4f, pushed along before 2f out, slow to respond and showed signs of greenness when ridden to go second inside final furlong, kept on but no chance with winner near finish tchd 8/11

3^rd

1 ½

(2)

Tryfan

29-4

10/1

T: B EllisonJ: Ben Robinson

Very slowly away and detached by four lengths early, made up ground to be in touch after 4f, pushed along 2f out, ridden before 1f out, rallied to take modest third inside final furlong, never nearer op 8/1

4^th

1 ¾

(5)

Lightning Leo

29-11

4/1

T: A WatsonJ: Hollie Doyle

Disputed early, settled in second after 4f, switched to near side when briefly went second when tempo increased 3f out, outpaced before 1f out and dropped to fourth inside final furlong op 11/4 tchd 9/2

5^th

7 ½

(3)

White Lines

28-13

150/1

T: R Fell & S MurrayJ: Jonny Peate (3)

Disputed early, led outright after 4f, ridden when headed before 2f out, outpaced and weakened quickly before final furlong, finished detached op 100/1

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Non-Runners

(6)

Sir Geoff Hurst

Weight: 9-4| Age: 2

T: C Johnston J: Oliver Stammers

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.50Pl:£1.90, £1.10EX:£5.70Trifecta:£17.90SF:£6.44Swingers:£2.80

Forecasts

The Hun (4/5), Curran (7/2), Lightning Leo (4/1), Sir Geoff Hurst (8/1), Tryfan (10/1), White Lines (150/1)

THE HUN showed enough on debut to suggest a race of this nature should be his for the taking, and he's the one to beat. Curran also shaped well on debut and he's preferred to stablemate and newcomer Sir Geoff Hurst for the forecast spot.