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16:55 Exeter

Friday 19 April 2024

All16:2516:5517:3018:0018:3019:0019:3020:00

Clifton Inn Newtown Exeter 'National Hunt' Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race) (Div 2)

Off time: 16:55 | Winning time: 4m 17.55s

1^st

Saint Cyr De Pail

511-4

7/1

T: Mrs J WilliamsJ: David Noonan

Tracked leader, led after 4th, driven approaching 2 out, blundered last, kept on strongly run-in, just held on op 15/2 tchd 8/1

2^nd

Johnny Blue

511-4

1/6f

T: N J HendersonJ: James Bowen

Led, headed after 4th, tracked leader, mistake 3 out, soon driven, pressed leader run-in, lost on the nod op 2/11 tchd 2/13

3^rd

1 ¼

Bathgate

410-10

7/1

T: T H WestonJ: Lewis Stones (3)

Raced in 3rd, driven approaching 3 out, kept on same pace run-in, not reach front pair tchd 8/1

4^th

Tiger Blade

511-4

50/1

T: H BrownJ: Dylan Johnston (5)

Raced in 4th, struggling and pushed along turning for home, soon no impression op 28/1

5^th

Giddy Up

511-4

100/1

T: M HuntJ: Sean Houlihan

Raced in last, reminder after 3rd, detached 4 out, tailed off op 80/1

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Dunbulcan Bay¹⁵¹

Weight: 11-4| Age: 5

T: D Skelton J: Tristan Durrell

Reely Delightful²⁰

Weight: 10-11| Age: 5

T: Miss V Williams J: Miss Lucy Turner

Lost In The Mist⁹³

Weight: 11-4| Age: 8

T: M Keighley J: Harry Atkins

Wild Grouse¹³²

Weight: 11-4| Age: 7

T: D McCain Jnr J: Theo Gillard

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£8.70Pl:£1.20, £1.10EX:£11.60Trifecta:£12.20SF:£9.55Swingers:£2.60

Forecasts

Johnny Blue (1/6), Dunbulcan Bay (10/3), Saint Cyr De Pail (7/1), Bathgate (7/1), Lost In The Mist (10/1), Wild Grouse (14/1), Reely Delightful (25/1), Tiger Blade (50/1), Giddy Up (100/1)

Not a maiden that will take much winning and JOHNNY BLUE has to be worth another chance with his yard going much better now. Dunbulcan Bay could be the danger starting out over hurdles for Dan Skelton, although Wild Grouse is also interesting on drier ground/fitted with tongue tie after a breathing operation having shaped with promise in a couple of runs in the autumn.