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15:35 Sandown

Saturday 9 March 2024

All13:1513:5014:2515:0015:3516:1016:40

Betfair Serial Winners Fund Novices' Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) (GBB Race)

Off time: 15:35 | Winning time: 5m 17.4s

1^st

Scarface

710-13

13/2

T: J TizzardJ: Brendan Powell

Chased leader, slow 8th, led 2 out, stayed on well, ridden out op 7/1

2^nd

Invincible Nao

610-5

5/1

T: G & J MooreJ: David Noonan

Raced keenly, led until 2 out, stayed on, held towards finish tchd 6/1

3^rd

3 ½

Terresita

710-7

16/5f

T: L WadhamJ: G Sheehan

Held up in rear, not fluent 11th, stayed on approaching last, went 3rd flat, unable to get on terms op 4/1

4^th

3 ½

Dr T J Eckleburg

610-2

22/1

T: Evan WilliamsJ: Conor Ring (3)

Held up in rear, stayed on approaching last, went 4th towards finish, never dangerous op 18/1

5^th

1 ¾

Mylesfromwicklow

710-11

15/2

T: D SkeltonJ: Fergus Gillard

Chased leaders, not fluent 4th, jumped right 13th, 3rd and outpaced 2 out, mistake last, lost 3rd and weakened flat op 7/1 tchd 8/1

6^th

Golden Son

611-12

4/1

T: P F NichollsJ: H Cobden

Chased leaders, stumbled and lost place 1st, switched right and closed after 6th, shaken up 11th, struggling 14th, 4th and outpaced 2 out, soon weakened op 10/3

Also Ran

Kotmask

611-6

7/2

T: G & J MooreJ: N F Houlihan

Held up in mid-division, not fluent 5th, mistake 7th, headway when not fluent 12th, not much room when mistake next, 5th and no impression 2 out, well beaten when fell last op 10/3 tchd 18/5

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Heros⁹

Weight: 10-7| Age: 7

T: Miss V Williams J: Charlie Deutsch

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.50Pl:£2.80, £2.60EX:£34.30Trifecta:£111.00Tricast:£121.94SF:£36.97Swingers:£4.80, £3.90, £3.30

Forecasts

Terresita (16/5), Kotmask (7/2), Golden Son (4/1), Invincible Nao (5/1), Scarface (13/2), Mylesfromwicklow (15/2), Heros (10/1), Dr T J Eckleburg (22/1)

GOLDEN SON, a Graded winning hurdler in France, belatedly built on the promise of his chasing debut to score at Kempton last time and could have even more to offer with headgear retained. Kotmask has already had a productive season over fences and is respected again, with Heros another player on the back of an unlucky second at Wetherby last time.