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14:53 Southwell

Wednesday 4 September 2024

All14:2314:5315:2315:5516:2817:0317:3818:08

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Off time: 14:53 | Winning time: 1m 40.78s

1^st

(7)

Raheena

39-10

6/4f

T: S & E CrisfordJ: Harry Davies

Soon led, clear when hung left to far rail from 2f out, stayed on well, unchallenged op 13/8

2^nd

(3)

Valkyrian

410-1

5/1

T: J A OsborneJ: William Carver (3)

Led early, tracked winner, tried to challenge 2f out, stayed on all the way to the line, always held op 9/2

3^rd

2 ¼

(6)

Eleftheria

39-7

4/1

T: P & O ColeJ: Rossa Ryan

Chased leading trio, pushed along edging left 2f out, plugged on in modest 3rd op 9/2

4^th

2 ¼

(1)

Placeholder

39-1

5/1

T: G BougheyJ: Billy Loughnane

Held up in 5th on inside, pushed along and hung left 2f out, went remote 4th soon after, never involved op 9/2 tchd 11/2

5^th

(5)

Enola Grey

49-9

8/1

T: G TuttyJ: Ethan Jones (5)

Steadied after start, held up in rear, never involved op 11/1

6^th

1 ¾

(4)

Bet Me

410-0

14/1

T: G BougheyJ: P Cosgrave

Slowly into stride, last pair, never a factor op 12/1

7^th

4 ¾

(2)

Beautiful Dawn

39-0

50/1

T: D ShawJ: Cam Hardie

Raced keenly tracking leaders on inside, pushed along over 2f out, weakened soon after op 33/1 tchd 66/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£2.50Pl:£1.50, £2.50EX:£9.40Trifecta:£28.20SF:£9.16Swingers:£1.70, £2.00, £3.30

Forecasts

Raheena (6/4), Eleftheria (4/1), Valkyrian (5/1), Placeholder (5/1), Enola Grey (8/1), Bet Me (14/1), Beautiful Dawn (50/1)

RAHEENA appeared to improve for a switch to AW when comfortably off the mark at Kempton last time and, with more to come, she's narrowly preferred to Valkyrian, who made it three wins for the season at Chepstow recently. Eleftheria is another one to consider.