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12:05 Market Rasen

Tuesday 26 December 2023

All12:0512:4013:1513:4714:2214:5715:32

Rand Farm Park Day Nursery Introduction Selling Handicap Hurdle

Off time: 12:06 | Winning time: 4m 6.36s

1^st

Believe Jack

611-9

6/1

T: O MurphyJ: Fergus Gregory

Midfield but in touch, chased leaders before 2 out, when second but not fluent last, ridden and all out when pressed leader run-in, led well inside final 110 yards flat, just did enough op 3/1

2^nd

Shetland Tony

412-0

8/13f

T: N A Twiston-DaviesJ: Finn Lambert (5)

Soon led, made most, not fluent 6th, good jump last, all out when ridden run-in, no extra when headed well inside final 110 yards flat, kept on op 5/6 tchd 4/7 and tchd 10/11

3^rd

Wicklow Flyer

610-4

22/1

T: J S WainwrightJ: Miss Pippa Brown (7)

Midfield but in touch, headway to dispute second before 2 out, outpaced when dropped to third after last, kept on op 20/1 tchd 18/1 and tchd 25/1

4^th

2 ¾

Out The Glen

1010-6

8/1

T: O MurphyJ: Oliver Boyden (7)

Raced in second, pushed along and lost position after 2 out, gradually weakened tchd 17/2

5^th

4 ¼

Fast Deal

610-2

150/1

T: M C ChapmanJ: Tom Buckley (3)

Held up last, took closer order when went fifth after 5th, outpaced before 2 out, gradually weakened op 100/1 tchd 80/1

6^th

Edgar Allan Poe

910-4

5/1

T: Mrs S J SmithJ: Liam Harrison

Held up towards rear, not fluent 5th, soon struggling and outpaced after 6th, gradually weakened, finished tailed off op 11/2

7^th

Kracquer

910-2

20/1

T: Sarah HollinsheadJ: Tabitha Worsley (3)

Held up, hit 3rd, pushed along before 4th, outpaced after 6th, soon detached, finished 22 lengths behind op 22/1 tchd 25/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.00Pl:£2.40, £1.10EX:£8.80Trifecta:£79.50SF:£10.52Swingers:£1.50, £8.50, £3.60

Forecasts

Shetland Tony (8/13), Edgar Allan Poe (5/1), Believe Jack (6/1), Out The Glen (8/1), Kracquer (20/1), Wicklow Flyer (22/1), Fast Deal (150/1)

A low-key start to proceedings in which preference is for SHETLAND TONY, who got back on track when fifth at Huntingdon last month and Nigel Twiston-Davies' 4-y-o can regain the winning thread dropped into selling company. Edgar Allan Poe has offered little on both recent outings but he's put forward as the main threat in this grade, with Believe Jack, who has headgear on for the first time, rounding off the shortlist.