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19:07 Sandown

Thursday 23 May 2024

All18:0718:3719:0719:3720:1220:42

Chasemore Farm Henry II Stakes (Group 3)

Off time: 19:10 | Winning time: 3m 39.15s

1^st

(4)

Sweet William

59-4

5/2

T: J & T GosdenJ: R Havlin

Dwelt, held up in 5th, closed and switched left over 2f out, challenged from 1f out, led narrowly well inside final furlong, stayed on op 11/4 tchd 3/1

2^nd

(5)

Caius Chorister

59-4

15/8f

T: D MenuisierJ: Rossa Ryan

Chased leaders, took keen hold, improved from 3f out, led well over 1f out, headed narrowly well inside final furlong, stayed on, just held tchd 13/8

3^rd

(7)

Trueshan

89-11

5/1

T: A KingJ: Hollie Doyle

Chased leaders, went 2nd after 2f, led inside 3f out, headed well over 1f out, 3rd and no extra inside final furlong op 9/2

4^th

4 ¾

(1)

Miss Cynthia

49-0

66/1

T: Sir Mark PrescottJ: L Morris

Steadied start, held up in rear, closed on inside 10f out, switched right over 3f out, hung left before switched left over 1f out, went 4th but well held by leaders final furlong tchd 50/1

5^th

2 ¾

(3)

Metier

89-4

14/1

T: H FryJ: R L Moore

Led, until inside 3f out, weakened from over 1f out tchd 12/1

6^th

(2)

Chesspiece

49-3

4/1

T: S & E CrisfordJ: W Buick

Prominent 2f, chased leaders, ridden over 3f out, soon weakened tchd 7/2

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Non-Runners

(6)

Prydwen²⁵

Weight: 9-4| Age: 6

T: George Scott J: Callum Shepherd

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£3.50Pl:£1.60, £1.50EX:£7.00Trifecta:£16.70SF:£7.00Swingers:£1.40, £2.10, £1.80

Forecasts

Caius Chorister (15/8), Sweet William (5/2), Chesspiece (4/1), Trueshan (5/1), Prydwen (12/1), Metier (14/1), Miss Cynthia (66/1)

CAIUS CHORISTER saw out 2m tackling it for the first time really well when a head-second in Group 3 company on reappearance 3 weeks ago. That was a career-best effort and marks her down as just about the one to beat on these terms. Sweet William is next in on form but there are serious doubts over her will to win, so unexposed 4-y-o Chesspiece is feared most.