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15:20 Warwick
10.1℃
Sun 09 Mar 2025 – Jcb Novices' Hurdle (gbb Race)
- Runners: 11
- Class: 4
- Dist: 2m
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)
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1st
14
Sage Green
40.00
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2nd
1
HMS President
1.00
jf
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3rd
7
Dunskay
1.00
jf
- Winning Time: 3m 59.3s
- Winning Distance: 1 3/4 L, 5 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: Anthony Charlton
- Winning Jockey: James Best
- Win: £73.50
- Place: £4.60 , £1.10 , £1.10
- Exacta: £227.70
- Forecast: £85.30
- Swingers: £1.02 , £7.70 , £7.90
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1st14
Age 5 H
ANALYSIS: Well off the pace in last pair, headway out wide tracking leaders approaching 3 out, went 2nd 2 out, led before the last, stayed on strongly run-in, driven out -
2nd1
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Bit keen, held up off the pace in 3rd, closer on inside after 3 out, led and hit 2out, headed approaching last, stayed on same pace run-in -
3rd7
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Led until 3rd, chased leader, led again before next, pushed along and headed approaching 2 out, lost 2nd before last, no extra in 3rd run-in -
4th6
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Raced in 5th, pushed along and struggling to go pace 3 out, plugged on, never dangerous -
5th12
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Chased leader, led 3rd until before next, chased leader until pushed along before 2 out, weakening when hung badly left and bad mistake last -
6th8
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Off the pace in mid-division, headway approaching 2 out, plugged on run-in, never involved -
7th11
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Raced in 4th, pushed along and lost place before 3 out -
8th5
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Off the pace and always towards rear -
9th9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Off the pace in 6th, weakened 3 out -
10th10
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Held up towards rear, never a factor, tailed off -
11th13
Age 5 H TT
ANALYSIS: Always in rear, never a factor, tailed off -
NR
2Age 7
ANALYSIS: Nonrunner -
NR
3Age 6
ANALYSIS: Nonrunner -
NR
4Age 5
ANALYSIS: Non Runner -
NR
15Age 5
ANALYSIS: Non Runner -
NR
16Age 4
ANALYSIS: Non Runner
VERDICT: A winner of a Listed contest at Musselburgh last month before going on to finish runner-up in the Adonis, St Pancras sets a lofty standard and it is difficult to look past him on the drop in class. HMS President boasts strong hurdles form and has had a spin on the Flat since his latest second in this sphere at Huntingdon. He is feared most, ahead of Dunskay.
