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18:15 Wolverhampton

Saturday 23 March 2024

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Off time: 18:15 | Winning time: 1m 13.61s

1^st

(5)

Navello

59-11

22/1

T: G BougheyJ: Grace McEntee (3)

Held up in mid-division, headway 3f out, led just over 1f out, ran on, ridden out op 20/1 tchd 25/1

2^nd

(3)

Leap Abroad

59-7

9/1

T: P & O ColeJ: Owen Lewis (7)

Soon led, headed 5f out, every chance over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong op 7/1

3^rd

(8)

Muscika

109-5

11/1

T: D O'MearaJ: Mark Winn (3)

Led early, led 5f out, headed just over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong op 10/1 tchd 12/1

3^rd

(4)

Habooba

48-12

6/1

T: T KentJ: Connor Planas (3)

Chased leaders, driven over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong tchd 7/1

5^th

(2)

Tyger Bay

79-2

11/2

T: C AllenJ: Jack Gilligan

Chased leaders, not quicken over 1f out, edged left, kept on op 15/2

6^th

(1)

Ice Cool Harry

49-6

10/3

T: C G CoxJ: J P Fahy

Held up towards rear, not much room over 1f out, switched right but hanging left, kept on final 75 yards

7^th

(6)

Laheg

59-8

2/1f

T: M BottiJ: J Mitchell

Held up in rear, headway on outside over 2f out, no impression from over 1f out op 15/8

8^th

1 ¾

(7)

Pockley

69-4

14/1

T: Miss L A PerrattJ: K Stott

Slowly into stride, held up in rear, ridden over 2f out, no impression and eased towards finish tchd 12/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£23.00Pl:£3.70, £2.30, £1.10, £1.00EX:£205.70Trifecta:£826.50, £575.10Tricast:£674.41SF:£203.80Swingers:£20.80, £5.70, £9.00, £4.60, £5.10

Forecasts

Laheg (2/1), Ice Cool Harry (10/3), Tyger Bay (11/2), Habooba (6/1), Leap Abroad (9/1), Muscika (11/1), Pockley (14/1), Navello (22/1)

ICE COOL HARRY did well to get up after a slow start over C&D last time and, with a solid pace on the cards, he's expected to do better again, so he's marginally preferred to Laheg, who remains on a fair mark after his cosy success at Lingfield. Muscika has been beaten by both of the aforementioned pair recently but should still be on the premises.