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Wed 05 Jun 2024 Racecards
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00:00:00
United Kingdom
18:10 Kempton
Wed 05 Jun 2024 – Try Unibet's Improved Bet Builder Novice Stakes (gbb Race) (div 1)
- Runners: 12
- Class: 4
- Dist: 7f
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Polytrack
- Going: Standard / Slow
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1st
1
(2)
Summer Of Love
3.50
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2nd
4
(6)
Bobby Bennu
11.00
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3rd
12
(8)
Westridge
14.00
- Winning Time: 1m 24.7s
- Winning Distance: 1 1/4 L, 1 3/4 L
- Winning Trainer: S bin Suroor
- Winning Jockey: Hector Crouch
- Win: £4.50
- Place: £1.70 , £3.10 , £3.20
- Exacta: £38.40
- Forecast: £40.89
- Swingers: £7.20 , £8.80 , £13.60
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1st1 (2)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Made all, going well 2f out, clear final furlong, ran on well -
2nd4 (6)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Mid-division on inside, hard ridden 2f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, stayed on strongly -
3rd12 (8)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, pushed along off pace 2f out, stayed on strongly inside final furlong for 3rd (eye-catcher) -
4th10 (7)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Chased leader on outside, ridden and went 2nd over 1f out, could not go pace of leader, no extra close home -
5th5 (4)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, ridden and outpaced 2f out when short of room, kept on inside final furlong -
6th3 (12)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, pushed along and made no impression 2f out -
7th2 (1)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Handy on inside, pushed along and could not go pace of leader over 1f out, soon no extra -
8th8 (3)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along and weakened 2f out -
9th7 (5)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Prominent, pushed along over 2f out, no extra final furlong -
10th9 (11)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: In rear, struggling 3f out, never a factor -
11th13 (9)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never involved -
12th6 (13)
Age 3 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never involved -
NR
11 (10)Age 3
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Summer Of Love beat a 77-rated rival by just over four lengths over track and trip in October, form which obviously gives her a big shout in this contest despite her penalty. However, Smart Hero looks the way to go. The son of Shamardal produced an eye-catching debut effort to fill the runner-up spot over C&D in April before running way too free and blowing his chance at Southwell next time. The return to this track and trip and a change in tactics could see him in a much better light, while Ten Pounds and Murashah are just two others to consider.
