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13:45 Stratford

Thursday 2 November 2023

All12:0012:3513:1013:4514:2014:5515:3016:05

EBF And Traffic Lights Jamie 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle (GBB Race) (Div 1)

Off time: 13:46 | Winning time: 4m 8.32s

1^st

Bowenspark

511-0

4/9f

T: H D DalyJ: R Patrick

Prominent, led narrowly 3 out, eased clear home turn, soon well ahead, coasted home comfortably op 4/7

2^nd

Macanogue

611-6

17/2

T: Dr R D P NewlandJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Tracked leaders, went close 2nd 2 out, outpaced by winner home turn, kept on, no match op 15/2 tchd 7/1

3^rd

Damarta

511-0

14/1

T: O MurphyJ: S Bowen

Rear mid-division, steady headway and went 3rd after 2 out, plugged on, not trouble leaders op 11/1

4^th

Realisation

510-7

10/3

T: C E LongsdonJ: J J Burke

Handy, fading when not fluent 2 out, soon beaten

5^th

Clararose

510-7

12/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Mid-division, pushed along and well behind 3 out tchd 11/1

6^th

1 ¾

Lone Soldier

511-0

66/1

T: D SkeltonJ: Fergus Gillard (3)

Mid-division, pushed along and weakened 3 out, tailed off

7^th

Crac De Megaudais

411-0

200/1

T: T R GrettonJ: David Noonan

In rear, awkward 1st, struggling 4 out, tailed off

Also Ran

Grain Trade

411-0

200/1

T: Billy AprahamianJ: James Bowen

Towards rear, tailed after 4 out, pulled up

Thatza Dazzler

511-0

125/1

T: D BraceJ: C Brace

Led, headed 3 out and dropped away, pulled up before last op 80/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.45Pl:£1.30, £1.40, £3.70EX:£5.10Trifecta:£28.30SF:£6.26Swingers:£1.50, £2.90, £10.80

Forecasts

Bowenspark (4/9), Realisation (10/3), Macanogue (17/2), Clararose (12/1), Damarta (14/1), Lone Soldier (66/1), Thatza Dazzler (125/1), Crac De Megaudais (200/1), Grain Trade (200/1)

Bumper winners REALISATION and Bowenspark both make plenty of appeal now tackling hurdles, and while the latter is greatly respected on the strength of his effort at the Aintree Grand National meeting in April, Realisation is marginally preferred. She was pretty impressive when landing a bumper at Bangor last year and is a potentially useful recruit to this sphere. Clararose looks the pick of those with hurdles experience, given that Damarta is likely to come into his own in handicaps later on.