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Tue 03 Sep 2024 Racecards
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00:00:00
United Kingdom
16:40 Goodwood
Tue 03 Sep 2024 – Royal Sussex Regiment Handicap
- Runners: 8
- Class: 2
- Dist: 2m
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)
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1st
8
(5)
East India Dock
0.83
f
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2nd
1
(1)
Calling The Wind
12.00
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3rd
5
(8)
Diamond Bay
22.00
- Winning Time: 3m 31.2s
- Winning Distance: 4 1/2 L, 2 1/4 L
- Winning Trainer: J R Fanshawe
- Winning Jockey: Jack Doughty
- Win: £1.84
- Place: £1.10 , £2.70 , £4.00
- Exacta: £12.70
- Forecast: £12.73
- Tricast: £131.24
- Swingers: £13.70 , £3.50 , £4.80
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1st8 (5)
Age 3 CP
ANALYSIS: Held up in last trio, pushed along and headway tracking leaders over 2f out, soon challenging, ridden to lead over 1f out, soon clear, stayed on strongly -
2nd1 (1)
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Held up well in rear, steady headway tracking leaders over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, stayed on same pace, no chance with winner -
3rd5 (8)
Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: Led 1f, tracked leader who went clear halfway, closer in centre course over 3f out, led over 2f out, ridden and headed over 1f out, lost 2nd inside final furlong, no extra in modest 3rd -
4th2 (6)
Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders in 3rd, pushed along out wide 3f out, disputing 2nd over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, lost 2nd inside final furlong, plugged on same pace in 4th -
5th3 (7)
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Soon steadied mid-division, headway tracking leaders over 3f out, hung right and weakened over 2f out -
6th7 (4)
Age 10 VIS TT
ANALYSIS: Led after 1f, set strong pace and went clear halfway, reduced lead over 3f out and stayed on inside, headed over 2f out, weakened quickly, eased when no chance inside final 2f -
7th6 (3)
Age 7 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Soon steadied off the pace towards rear, pushed along and struggling over 3f out, never a factor, tailed off -
8th4 (2)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Stumbled start, held up off the pace in last pair, pushed along and outpaced over 3f out, soon behind, tailed off
VERDICT: James Fanshawe won this in 2015 and 2023 so will know the sort needed to be successful once more. That suggests a big run from East India Dock, who was only beaten a neck over C&D last month on his first try at the trip, despite being blocked and hampered at a crucial stage. Aggagio was third 12 months ago off this mark, which makes him a danger despite his 155-day absence. Ascot second Beamish rounds out the shortlist.
