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Today's Racecards
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18:00 Newcastle
13.3℃
Fri 04 Oct 2024 – Meetings & Events Handicap
- Runners: 12
- Class: 4
- Dist: 1m 5y
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Tapeta
- Going: Standard
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1st
7
(12)
Baraq
3.50
f
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2nd
1
(6)
Nikovo
6.50
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3rd
10
(3)
Gincident
33.00
- Winning Time: 1m 37.68s
- Winning Distance: 1/2 L, 2 1/4 L
- Winning Trainer: Sir Mark Prescott
- Winning Jockey: P Mulrennan
- Win: £4.50
- Place: £1.80 , £2.80 , £10.70
- Exacta: £29.90
- Forecast: £27.51
- Tricast: £675.44
- Swingers: £6.10 , £47.10 , £26.00
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1st7 (12)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Made all, driven over 1f out, kept on -
2nd1 (6)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, headway between horses over 1f out, soon ridden, went 2nd inside final furlong, not reach winner -
3rd10 (3)
Age 4 H
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, ridden 2f out, rapid headway between horses inside final furlong, went 3rd post, no chance with front pair -
4th5 (7)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Chased leader, driven 2f out, lost position inside final furlong, plugged on one pace -
5th9 (4)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Held up in touch, ridden and headway 2f out, kept on without threatening -
6th4 (11)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, ridden over 1f out, never a threat -
7th6 (8)
Age 3
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, ridden over 1f out, soon weakened -
8th11 (10)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, driven 2f out, soon beaten -
9th3 (5)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, driven 2f out, soon weakened -
10th2 (9)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, pushed along 2f out, soon beaten -
11th8 (1)
Age 4 CP
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along 2f out, no impression -
12th12 (2)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, pushed along over 2f out, soon weakened quickly
VERDICT: Now that Theme Park has regained the winning thread after a taking success at Pontefract last time out, there is likely to be plenty more improvement forthcoming from the four-year-old and he can land the double. Sniper's Eye got up late to score over further at Yarmouth last month and he must enter calculations, along with recent Southwell winner Baraq.
