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Karrotz ($KAZ)
(Current value £0.005)
Sat 19 Oct 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
United Kingdom
13:20 Ascot
Sat 19 Oct 2024 – Qipco British Champions Long Distance Cup (group 2) (british Champions Series)
- Runners: 9
- Class: 1
- Dist: 1m 7f 127y
- Type: Flat
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Soft
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1st
5
(7)
Kyprios
0.73
f
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2nd
6
(8)
Sweet William
8.00
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3rd
7
(1)
Trawlerman
5.00
- Winning Time: 3m 25.91s
- Winning Distance: 2 1/4 L, 1 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: A P O'Brien
- Winning Jockey: R L Moore
- Win: £1.73
- Place: £1.20 , £1.50 , £1.60
- Exacta: £8.40
- Forecast: £6.76
- Tricast: £18.01
- Swingers: £2.60 , £2.00 , £5.10
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1st5 (7)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Pressed leader, led over 2f out, gradually forged away over 1f out, stayed on relentlessly, always in command -
2nd6 (8)
Age 5 VIS
ANALYSIS: Dwelt, bustled along early to tracked leaders on outer, pushed along well over 2f out, went 2nd 2f out, soon ridden and kept on, no impression on winner -
3rd7 (1)
Age 6 H
ANALYSIS: Went early to post, handy on inner, pushed along over 3f out, ridden disputing 3rd over 2f out, stayed on one pace -
4th8 (4)
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Wore red hood to post, in rear, towards rear halfway, ridden 2f out, ran on over 1f out, took 4th over 110 yards out, never threatened -
5th1 (6)
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along well over 3f out, no progress and plugged on one pace -
6th4 (2)
Age 4 TT
ANALYSIS: Wore red hood to post, mid-division, raced keenly, pushed along over 3f out, stayed on until no extra over 1f out -
7th9 (3)
Age 3 BLK
ANALYSIS: Led narrowly, pushed along home turn, headed over 2f out and weakened -
8th2 (9)
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Wore red hood to post, towards rear, in rear halfway, pushed along and lost touch 3f out -
9th3 (5)
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, pushed along over 3f out, weakened quickly over 2f out
VERDICT: One of the great stayers, Kyprios hasn't looked back since being defeated by Trawlerman in this 12 months ago. Now an eight-time Group 1 winner following his second success in the Prix du Cadran a fortnight ago, the top-class son of Galileo attempts to round off a hitherto perfect season in style. It's been a long campaign, though, and Trawlerman could exploit any chinks in his armour. The Gosdens' six-year-old has been kept fresh since chasing home Aidan O'Brien's star in the Gold Cup here in June, but he has often come alive at this time of year and it would come as no surprise to see him mount a bold title defence. Al Nayyir impressed in Listed company at Newmarket recently and is no forlorn hope, while Doncaster Cup hero Sweet William looks destined for a minor role.
