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Sat 21 Sep 2024 Racecards
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00:00:00
United Kingdom
17:15 Ayr
Sat 21 Sep 2024 – Millar Callaghan 25th Anniversary Handicap
- Runners: 8
- Class: 3
- Dist: 1m 5f 26y
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Firm in places)
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1st
1
(7)
Kihavah
2.25
f
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2nd
3
(5)
Euchen Glen
2.75
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3rd
8
(4)
Kitsune Power
6.50
- Winning Time: 2m 51.28s
- Winning Distance: 3 1/2 L, neck
- Winning Trainer: A Keatley
- Winning Jockey: P J McDonald
- Win: £3.25
- Place: £1.30 , £1.40 , £1.80
- Exacta: £9.10
- Forecast: £8.62
- Tricast: £33.45
- Swingers: £1.90 , £3.10 , £3.20
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1st1 (7)
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders out wide, went 2nd home turn, led over 2f out, ridden clear over 1f out, stayed on strongly -
2nd3 (5)
Age 11
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders on inside, stayed on inside in home straight, went 2nd 2f out, ridden and stayed on same pace final furlong, no chance with winner -
3rd8 (4)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Held up in 5th, gained a place 5f out, pushed along out wide 3f out, ridden and plugged on in 3rd final furlong, closed on 2nd, no chance with winner -
4th7 (6)
Age 4 CP
ANALYSIS: Tracked leader until pushed along home turn, chased leaders, weakened final furlong -
5th4 (3)
Age 4 H
ANALYSIS: Steadied start, held up in last pair, headway chasing leaders 3f out, ridden inside final 2f, weakened over 1f out -
6th6 (8)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Led, pushed along 3f out, ridden and headed over 2f out, lost 2nd and weakened soon after -
7th2 (2)
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Slowly int stride and slightly hampered start, held up in rear, pushed along and outpaced in last pair turning in, never a factor -
8th5 (1)
Age 5 H
ANALYSIS: Held up in last trio, dropped to rear and struggling over 4f out, soon lost touch, tailed off
VERDICT: A host of in-form rivals line up in this heat, with the slight preference being Mountain Road, who arrives here seeking a hat-trick after wins at Newmarket and most recently at Chelmsford. Making his first appearance for Jim Goldie, he will have to defy a further 3lb rise for a half-length victory, which is negated by his rider's claim. Kihavah ran a big race when second in the Ebor at York last month and a repeat of that effort would see him in the thick of it, while Fiver Friday is an Irish raider to note.
