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15:50 Down Royal

Friday 1 November 2024

All12:2513:0013:3014:0514:4015:1515:50

Ladbrokes Flat Race

Off time: 15:50 | Winning time: 4m 0.4s

1^st

Jacob's Ladder

511-7

8/15f

T: G ElliottJ: Mr H C Swan (3)

Tracked leaders, 2nd halfway, led 3f out, pushed along and kept on well inside final furlong op 4/7 tchd 1/2

2^nd

Jerry From Kerry

412-0

11/2

T: E MullinsJ: Mr M J O'Neill (7)

Tracked leaders, 3rd over 6f out and went 2nd 3f out, pushed along 2f out and no impression on winner final furlong, kept on one pace op 4/1 tchd 6/1

3^rd

4 ½

Quint Major

612-0

4/1

T: M A MolloyJ: Mr D Doyle (7)

Towards rear, 4th over 6f out, 3rd and pushed along 2f out, ridden over 1f out and no impression final 150 yards op 5/1

4^th

Arctic Craft

712-0

40/1

T: S MillarJ: Mr N Gault (7)

Tracked leader, led halfway, pushed along and headed 3f out, 4th and no extra under 2f out op 80/1 tchd 33/1

5^th

Big Lez

411-7

80/1

T: S FaheyJ: Mr R N Hyland (7)

Held up in rear, pushed along and detached under 4f out, weakened, completely tailed off tchd 66/1

Also Ran

Hinter Wish

511-7

14/1

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: Mr J L Gleeson (3)

Led, pushed along and headed halfway, soon dropped to rear and pulled up under 6f out op 9/1 tchd 16/1

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Non-Runners

Coup D'etat¹⁹

Weight: 11-7| Age: 5

T: P O'Rourke J: Mr J P O'Rourke

Kalypso'chance¹⁹⁵

Weight: 11-7| Age: 4

T: G Elliott J: Mr J H Williamson

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£1.54Pl:£1.10, £2.40EX:£5.30Trifecta:£9.00SF:£3.91

Forecasts

Jacob's Ladder (8/15), Kalypso'chance (11/4), Quint Major (4/1), Jerry From Kerry (11/2), Coup D'etat (10/1), Hinter Wish (14/1), Arctic Craft (40/1), Big Lez (80/1)

Point winner JACOB'S LADDER travelled like the best horse in the race when runner-up at Punchestown on debut and, 6 months on, he should be able to go one better at the likely expense of stablemate Kalypso'chance, who has also tasted success between the flags. Jerry From Kerry deserves some respect, too.