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Thu 30 May 2024 Racecards
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17:10 Ffos Las
Thu 30 May 2024 – Evelyn Maisie Kent Mares' Handicap Hurdle
- Runners: 12
- Class: 5
- Dist: 2m 7f 191y
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)
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1st
3
Jolie Baie
25.00
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2nd
12
Luna Run
5.00
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3rd
2
Faerie Cutlass
8.00
- Winning Time: 5m 51.68s
- Winning Distance: 3/4 L, 2 3/4 L
- Winning Trainer: Miss J S Davis
- Winning Jockey: Nick Scholfield
- Win: £30.90
- Place: £6.60 , £1.90 , £2.90
- Exacta: £299.80
- Forecast: £141.25
- Tricast: £1,115.82
- Swingers: £24.20 , £24.90 , £8.10
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1st3
Age 5 H
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, headway before 3 out, went 4th after 3 out and pushed along, ridden and led narrowly bypassed 2 out, not fluent last, stayed on gamely run-in, found extra towards finish -
2nd12
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Prominent, slow jump 1st, ridden after 3 out, stayed on and every chance in close 2nd from bypassed 2 out, no extra closing stages -
3rd2
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Handy on outer, led 1st, hit 8th, ridden after 3 out, headed before bypassed next, stayed on one pace -
4th1
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, chased leaders 2nd, ridden 2 out, plugged on, not pace to challenge -
5th6
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Prominent on outer, pressed leaders 3 out, pushed along bypassed 2 out, faded before last -
6th11
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: In rear, pushed along after 4 out, stayed on 2 out, never on terms -
7th5
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Handy, slow jump 1st, mid-division and pushed along, reminders 3rd, no impression 3 out -
8th7
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along 3 out, no response -
9th10
Age 8 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, never a factor -
10th9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, badly hampered by faller 5th, in rear, in touch, tailed off 3 out -
F4
Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: Led, headed 1st, remained close up, fell 5th -
PU8
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, badly hampered by faller and nearly unseated rider 5th, soon recovered, pushed along after 4 out, dropped away after next, pulled up
VERDICT: A tentative vote goes to Bridget Mary, who drops in trip after a highly creditable second at Stratford, where she looked the likely winner, only to be collared late in the piece. The Rebecca Curtis-trained six-year-old may be able to dictate this contest and she gets the vote ahead of Huntingdon runner-up Valentine Getaway, as well as Faerie Cutlass, who shaped well on her first run back from a break at Ludlow last month. Others to note include Jolie Baie, Of Course You Can and Rubys Reward.
