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20:00 Windsor

Monday 17 June 2024

All17:3018:0018:3019:0019:3020:0020:30

Fitzdares June Handicap

Off time: 20:00 | Winning time: 1m 39.09s

1^st

(3)

Metabolt

59-9

6/4f

T: D LoughnaneJ: Rossa Ryan

Tracked leaders on inside, went 2nd inside final 2f, sustained challenge throughout final furlong, led towards finish, gamely op 13/8 tchd 11/8

2^nd

(4)

Composite

49-9

11/1

T: G BougheyJ: Billy Loughnane

Pressed leader, led narrowly 3f out, ridden and strongly pressed throughout final furlong, headed towards finish op 9/1

3^rd

2 ½

(6)

High Spirited

49-1

4/1

T: H CandyJ: T E Whelan

Slowly away, held up in rear, headway over 1f out, not clear run and switched left inside final furlong, soon carried left and went modest 3rd op 7/2

4^th

(7)

Excel Power

69-11

16/1

T: A WatsonJ: L Morris

Tracked leaders out wide, driven along over 2f out, weakening when bumped inside final furlong

5^th

1 ¼

(2)

Thapa VC

68-11

22/1

T: M G RimellJ: David Probert

Slowly into stride, raced keenly disputing 5th, headway over 2f out, went modest 3rd over 1f out, hung left bumped rival and lost two places inside final furlong op 16/1

6^th

(5)

Diderot

69-11

15/2

T: J FergusonJ: Daniel Muscutt

Held up disputing 5th, pushed along and outpaced 3f out, ridden and weakened over 2f out op 7/1

7^th

1 ¼

(8)

Nap Hand

49-4

10/1

T: A KingJ: R Coakley

Raced keenly in last pair, never involved op 9/1 tchd 15/2

8^th

(1)

Hieronymus

89-7

15/2

T: George BakerJ: Charles Bishop

Soon led, narrowly headed 3f out, ridden over 2f out, lost 2nd inside final 2f, weakened quickly soon after tchd 10/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.50Pl:£1.10, £2.80, £1.60EX:£16.70Trifecta:£72.90Tricast:£53.10SF:£18.39Swingers:£4.20, £1.90, £6.50

Forecasts

Metabolt (6/4), High Spirited (4/1), Diderot (15/2), Hieronymus (15/2), Nap Hand (10/1), Composite (11/1), Excel Power (16/1), Thapa VC (22/1)

The vote goes to NAP HAND, who proved that plenty of the ability he showed in 2022 remains intact when putting in good late work to finish fifth in a 12-runner Kempton handicap last month. The 4-y-o was returning from a year-and-a-half off that day, so he's entitled to take a step forward here. Metabolt is an obvious threat having hit the target at Leicester recently, while High Spirited, though not the most reliable of types, is also accorded respect.