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13:15 Sandown

Saturday 9 March 2024

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Betfair Racing Podcasts Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 13:15 | Winning time: 4m 10.1s

1^st

Spiced Rum

411-3

13/2

T: W S KittowJ: R T Dunne

Prominent, led before 2 out, soon went clear, reduced lead flat, ridden out op 7/1 tchd 15/2

2^nd

2 ½

Kartoon And Co

411-3

7/4f

T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton

Held up in rear, headway 2 out, went 2nd last, no impression on winner, kept on op 13/8 tchd 15/8

3^rd

9 ½

Valadon

411-10

6/1

T: H FryJ: J J Burke

In touch in mid-division on outside, headway after 3 out, went 2nd and mistake 2 out, lost 2nd and not fluent last, no extra flat op 5/1

4^th

3 ½

Blue Universe

411-0

33/1

T: M J AttwaterJ: M Goldstein

Held up rear of mid-division, not fluent 2nd, headway 5th, 3rd briefly before 2 out, 4th and weakening when mistake last

5^th

Nachtgeist

410-12

25/1

T: Anthony CharltonJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Not that fluent, rear of mid-division, hit 2nd, last 4th, well beaten before 2 out, went 5th flat tchd 22/1

6^th

Castelfort

412-0

9/2

T: Mrs J WilliamsJ: David Noonan

Prominent, led 3 out, ridden and headed before 2 out, soon weakened op 11/2

7^th

6 ½

Bridge

410-10

20/1

T: G & J MooreJ: N F Houlihan

In touch in mid-division on inside, closed before not fluent 3rd, weakened before 2 out tchd 22/1

8^th

Through The Ages

411-13

9/2

T: G & J MooreJ: H Cobden

Led, not fluent 2nd or 3rd, not fluent and headed 3 out, weakened before 2 out, tailed off op 4/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.50Pl:£1.80, £1.10, £2.00EX:£21.00Trifecta:£110.60Tricast:£70.48SF:£18.05Swingers:£3.20, £4.50, £2.90

Forecasts

Kartoon And Co (7/4), Castelfort (9/2), Through The Ages (9/2), Valadon (6/1), Spiced Rum (13/2), Bridge (20/1), Nachtgeist (25/1), Blue Universe (33/1)

The most appealing of these is KARTOON AND CO, who is likely to get a strong pace to aim at for the first time here (has made the running on each of his three starts to date, albeit seemingly more out of necessity rather than by design) and this stiff track could also be conducive to an improved display, not that there's much wrong with his form as things stand. Through The Ages is clearly going the right way and is respected with Harry Cobden booked, while Valadon also enters calculations.