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17:05 Kelso

Wednesday 18 September 2024

All16:3017:0517:3518:0518:3519:05

Paul Ferguson's Jumpers To Follow Handicap Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 17:06 | Winning time: 5m 4.18s

1^st

Ashington

911-0

6/1

T: M WalfordJ: Jamie Hamilton

Midfield, ridden and headway to chase leader before last, stayed on well run-in, led final strides tchd 13/2

2^nd

Baron De Midleton

1111-4

14/1

T: B EllisonJ: S Bowen

Midfield, headway to lead before 3rd, ridden before last where 2 lengths ahead, diminishing advantage run-in, headed final strides op 18/1 tchd 20/1

3^rd

1 ½

The Churchill Lad

511-0

4/1

T: R MenziesJ: Ross Chapman

Held up in rear, ridden and headway to chase leaders before last, kept on same pace run-in tchd 7/2

4^th

Well Educated

811-3

6/1

T: G BewleyJ: Jonathon Bewley

Took keen hold, midfield, ridden before 2 out, kept on same pace approaching last, weakened run-in op 13/2 tchd 8/1

5^th

Kaleb

611-12

5/2f

T: Miss A MurphyJ: J M Quinlan

Prominent, pushed along and dropped to rear before last, no impression run-in tchd 11/4

6^th

Kinbara Firstdraft

510-11

10/1

T: S R B CrawfordJ: James Bowen

Held up in rear, not fluent 6th, ridden and no impression before last op 11/1 tchd 12/1

7^th

Aramax

812-0

16/1

T: B HaslamJ: R P McLernon

Led, not fluent 2nd where headed, ridden and weakened before last op 14/1 tchd 12/1

Also Ran

Nayati

1011-2

11/2

T: D McCain JnrJ: B S Hughes

Midfield, still travelling okay when fell 3 out op 9/2

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£7.00Pl:£2.00, £3.20, £1.70EX:£97.30Trifecta:£399.50Tricast:£374.50SF:£78.75Swingers:£12.20, £4.90, £9.10

Forecasts

Kaleb (5/2), The Churchill Lad (4/1), Nayati (11/2), Ashington (6/1), Well Educated (6/1), Kinbara Firstdraft (10/1), Baron De Midleton (14/1), Aramax (16/1)

KALEB has developed into a likeable sort and, with the return to this trip sure to suit, he's taken to make the most of the drop back in grade. The Churchill Lad is down to a good mark and looks interesting following a much more encouraging run at Cartmel last month, especially if allowed his head, while Ashington is the type to bounce back quickly from a below-par display.