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14:33 Navan

Saturday 16 November 2024

All11:4012:1512:5013:2513:5814:3315:0815:43

Bar One Racing Fortria Chase (Grade 2)

Off time: 14:33 | Winning time: 3m 53.1s

1^st

Found A Fifty

711-11

11/8f

T: G ElliottJ: J W Kennedy

In touch in rear, headway into 2nd after 7th, led travelling well 2 out, soon ridden, jumped right at last, strongly pressed inside final furlong, kept on under pressure, all out op 6/5

2^nd

Solness

611-4

12/1

T: J P O'BrienJ: D E Mullins

Led, jumped right at 7th, mistake and strongly pressed 3 out, ridden and headed next, 2nd when bumped at last, strongly pressed winner inside final furlong, kept on close home op 16/1

3^rd

Senecia

711-1

200/1

T: V HalleyJ: P T Enright

Tracked leader in 2nd, ridden in 3rd 3 out, rallied and closer 3rd 2 out, kept on under pressure run-in, not reach leaders op 150/1 tchd 250/1

4^th

Banbridge

812-0

10/3

T: J P O'BrienJ: P Townend

Tracked leaders, not fluent 4th and dropped to rear, pushed along after 4 out, ridden and no impression in moderate 4th 3 out, no extra

5^th

Gentleman De Mee

811-4

11/1

T: W P MullinsJ: M P Walsh

Tracked leaders, pushed along in 5th after 4 out, ridden entering straight, moderate 5th and no impression 3 out, bad mistake 2 out, weakened op 8/1

Also Ran

Captain Guinness

912-0

5/2

T: H De BromheadJ: D J O'Keeffe

Tracked leaders in 5th, dropped to rear after 7th and weakened, trailing when pulled up before 3 out op 16/5

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.38Pl:€1.20, €4.20EX:€17.20Trifecta:€443.20SF:€16.26

Forecasts

Found A Fifty (11/8), Captain Guinness (5/2), Banbridge (10/3), Gentleman De Mee (11/1), Solness (12/1), Senecia (200/1)

GENTLEMAN DE MEE disappointed on his last 2 starts in the spring but a reproduction of his Queen Mother Champion Chase second at Cheltenham would make him the one to beat on these terms. Found A Fifty looks one to keep on side this winter after his winning comeback at Down Royal and is next best ahead of Banbridge and Captain Guinness, who were separated by only a neck in the Champion Chase at Punchestown.