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14:20 Stratford

Saturday 19 October 2024

All13:4014:2014:5515:3016:1516:5017:20

Keogh & Hows Handicap Chase

Off time: 14:20 | Winning time: 5m 38.3s

1^st

Westerninthepark

612-0

8/13f

T: O MurphyJ: S Bowen

Chased leaders, jumped left 1st, not fluent 5th, ridden after 2 out, squeezed through on inside to go 2nd final bend, led before last, soon clear, stayed on well op 8/11 tchd 4/7 and tchd 4/5

2^nd

As Tears Go By

611-0

40/1

T: D J JeffreysJ: Kielan Woods

Led until 2nd, led before 4th, headed 6th, led 3 out, headed and no impression on winner when jumped right and not fluent last, well held flat op 18/1

3^rd

1 ¾

Belargus

911-12

16/1

T: N J GiffordJ: James Davies

Held up towards rear, slow 2nd, headway 9th, every chance final bend, 3rd and no impression on winner last tchd 14/1

4^th

Innisfree Lass

611-3

6/1

T: S EdmundsJ: Charlie Hammond

Prominent, led 2nd, headed before jumped left and not fluent 4th, led 6th, headed 3 out, weakened before mistake last op 5/1

Also Ran

Clondaw Royale

511-7

6/1

T: J & A O'NeillJ: R P McLernon

Prominent until before 2nd, chased leaders, lost place and mistake 9th, behind before 3 out, soon pulled up op 11/1

Petticoat Lucy

811-4

13/2

T: J ScottJ: Lorcan Williams

In rear, slow 4th and 5th, headway when not fluent 3 out, soon outpaced, weakened after 2 out, pulled up before last op 5/1

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Non-Runners

William Cody¹⁹²

Weight: 11-10| Age: 7

T: Mrs P Sly J: Paul O'Brien

Imac Wood²¹

Weight: 11-9| Age: 6

T: Deborah Cole J: Chris Ward

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.62Pl:£1.10, £8.90EX:£25.30Trifecta:£149.10Tricast:£214.83SF:£18.85Swingers:£5.40, £3.10, £19.40

Forecasts

Westerninthepark (8/13), Imac Wood (5/1), Innisfree Lass (6/1), Clondaw Royale (6/1), William Cody (6/1), Petticoat Lucy (13/2), Belargus (16/1), As Tears Go By (40/1)

While it's tempting to side with those with experience over fences, if WESTERNINTHEPARK and Innisfree Lass take well to the larger obstacles at the first time of asking they could emerge as the chief protagonists. Preference is for the former, who acquitted himself well in a valuable novices' handicap hurdle at Sandown on his final run of last season and he brings a good deal of potential to the table. Imac Wood has race-fitness on his side and is best of the rest.