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(Current value £0.005)
Thu 03 Apr 2025 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
United Kingdom
14:55 Aintree
Thu 03 Apr 2025 – Brooklands Golden Miller Chronograph Bowl Chase (grade 1) (gbb Race)
- Runners: 7
- Class: 1
- Dist: 3m 210y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good to Soft (Good in places)
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1st
4
Gaelic Warrior
2.75
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2nd
5
Grey Dawning
2.25
f
- Winning Time: 6m 22.15s
- Winning Distance: 3 L
- Winning Trainer: W P Mullins
- Winning Jockey: Mr P W Mullins
- Win: £3.75
- Place: £1.70 , £1.70
- Exacta: £9.60
- Forecast: £9.22
- Tricast: £52.36
- Swingers: £1.90 , £4.80 , £3.50
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1st4
Age 7 H TT
ANALYSIS: Jumped slightly right at times, held up in rear, not fluent 3rd, some progress 11th, went 3rd before 2 out, led last, stayed on well flat, ridden out -
2nd5
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Prominent, not fluent 4th, lost 2nd before 12th, not fluent 14th, went 2nd again 3 out, led after 2 out, joined when not fluent and headed last, no impression on winner flat -
3rd7
Age 9
ANALYSIS: Soon led, headed after 2 out, 3rd and no extra last -
4th8
Age 9 TT
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, went 2nd before 12th not fluent 13th, lost 2nd 3 out, weakened next -
5th1
Age 10
ANALYSIS: Prominent when not fluent 1st, mid-division on outside after, mistake 8th, not fluent 12th, closed 15th, weakened 2 out -
6th2
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Held up towards rear, disputing 4th from the 4th, not fluent 8th, not fluent and stumbled 10th, soon lost place, last from 11th, not fluent 12th or 13th, well behind 4 out, tailed off -
PU3
Age 9
ANALYSIS: Held up in mid-division until pulled up after 3rd -
NR
6Age 7
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Saved for this having swerved the Gold Cup, Grey Dawning should be cherry ripe after a comfortable success at Kelso. Runner-up in the Betfair Chase before disappointing in the King George, the eight-year-old has a preference for going left-handed and remains unexposed over staying trips. Similar to the selection, Spillane's Tower didn't show his true colours in the Kempton showpiece, but he has strong claims on the form of his previous second to Fact To File in the John Durkan. Jimmy Mangan's charge may prefer softer ground, but he thrived this time last year and is a leading contender. Ahoy Senor fell in the Gold Cup, but has been runner-up in the last two renewals of this contest. Gaelic Warrior may not have shown much in two starts at Leopardstown this campaign, but he scored over 3m at Punchestown as a novice hurdler and stepping back up in trip could be a shrewd move by Willie Mullins.
