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Karrotz ($KAZ)
(Current value £0.005)
Thu 20 Jun 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
United Kingdom
16:25 Ascot
Thu 20 Jun 2024 – Gold Cup (group 1) (british Champions Series)
- Runners: 9
- Class: 1
- Dist: 2m 3f 210y
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good to Firm
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1st
3
(8)
Kyprios
1.10
f
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2nd
6
(3)
Trawlerman
7.00
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3rd
5
(9)
Sweet William
9.00
- Winning Time: 4m 18.06s
- Winning Distance: 1 L, 5 L
- Winning Trainer: A P O'Brien
- Winning Jockey: R L Moore
- Win: £2.10
- Place: £1.25 , £1.80 , £2.65
- Exacta: £10.90
- Forecast: £8.51
- Tricast: £42.90
- Swingers: £3.65 , £3.15 , £9.75
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1st3 (8)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Raced wide tracked leader until 8f out, tracked leaders, went 2nd 3f out, pushed along to lead over 1f out, ridden out -
2nd6 (3)
Age 6 H
ANALYSIS: Led, ridden over 2f out, headed over 1f out, stayed on gamely -
3rd5 (9)
Age 5 VIS
ANALYSIS: In rear, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and headway approaching final furlong, kept on one pace -
4th8 (5)
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: In touch, pushed along and headway to track leaders over 2f out, kept on same pace and lost 3rd inside final furlong -
5th1 (10)
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: In touch, pushed along 3f out, ridden and headway 2f out, no impression -
6th10 (7)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Took keen hold, close up, wide and headway to press leader 8f out until pushed along 3f out, weakened over 1f out -
7th9 (2)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, pushed along 3f out, weakened 2f out -
8th2 (1)
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Keen in rear, weakened 3f out -
9th4 (6)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: In touch, pushed along 4f out, weakened over 2f out -
NR
7 (4)Age 8
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: The classy Kyprios was a popular winner of this in 2022, a campaign which saw him add three further Group 1's onto an already stellar CV. Injury kept him out for much of 2023, but he's been impressive on both of his starts this year, albeit at a lower level, and the son of Galileo can cement his place as the leading stayer once again. Conditions might not be ideal for Trawlerman, who beat the selection here on Champions Day in October before returning with a creditable third in the Dubai Gold Cup in March, but that won't be the case for Coltrane. He defeated Caius Chorister (second) and Sweet William (third) in the Sagaro here last month which should have left him cherry-ripe, while unexposed stayer Gregory and the Willie Mullins-trained Vauban are no back numbers either.
