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Karrotz ($KAZ)
(Current value £0.005)
Sat 17 Aug 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
United Kingdom
18:50 Market Rasen
Sat 17 Aug 2024 – C&l Fairburn Property Developments Ltd Handicap Chase (div 1)
- Runners: 11
- Class: 5
- Dist: 2m 5f 89y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good
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1st
8
Ginger Pointe
9.00
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2nd
2
Warner's Cross
6.00
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3rd
5
We Got Your Back
4.50
f
- Winning Time: 5m 25.2s
- Winning Distance: 4 1/2 L, 5 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: D Brooke
- Winning Jockey: Joe Williamson
- Win: £10.10
- Place: £2.90 , £2.50 , £2.10
- Exacta: £75.30
- Forecast: £63.53
- Tricast: £279.76
- Swingers: £6.60 , £10.90 , £9.40
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1st8
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, good headway out wide chasing leaders turning in, led before 2 out, ridden and clear between last two, stayed on well -
2nd2
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Held up towards rear, headway chasing leaders home turn, went 2nd at the last, no chance with winner -
3rd5
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Raced wide, held up off the pace in last trio, good headway out wide chasing leaders turning in, went modest 3rd run-in -
4th1
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, pushed along and went 2nd before 2 out, dropped to 3rd when mistake last, hung left and weakened into 4th run-in -
5th4
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division on inside, headway chasing leaders after 3 out, weakened run-in -
6th7
Age 9 VIS
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders on inside, went 2nd before 8th, pushed along and lost 2nd before 2 out, weakened quickly -
7th9
Age 5 BLK
ANALYSIS: Off the pace towards rear, some headway out wide when not fluent 2 out, hit last -
8th6
Age 7 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Led, went right 1st, pushed along and headed before 2 out, soon lost place, struggling in 8th when bad mistake last -
9th3
Age 9 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Off the pace and always towards rear -
10th10
Age 10 TT
ANALYSIS: Chased leader until before 7th, chased leaders, lost place 8th, never on terms after, tailed off -
11th11
Age 12 CP
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, never a factor, tailed off
VERDICT: Buck Of Maine ran a solid race, shaping as if this extra yardage could be the perfect tonic, when third over the extended 2m3f at Stratford last month. Peter and Michael Bowen's five-year-old was beaten just one and three-quarter lengths on that occasion and this mark of 75 looks exploitable. Noah's Light was a bloodless winner over 2m5f at Newton Abbot but a 9lb rise in the ratings could prove difficult to negotiate, while Warner's Cross makes some appeal too.
