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Thu 17 Apr 2025 Racecards
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00:00:00
United Kingdom
15:55 Cheltenham
Thu 17 Apr 2025 – Changing Young Lives At Jamie's Farm Mares' Novices' Hurdle (listed) (gbb Race)
- Runners: 10
- Class: 1
- Dist: 2m 4f 56y
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good
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1st
1
Jubilee Alpha
4.00
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2nd
5
La Pinsonniere
6.50
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3rd
8
Sainte Tartare
6.00
- Winning Time: 4m 57.85s
- Winning Distance: 1 3/4 L, 9 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: P F Nicholls
- Winning Jockey: H Cobden
- Win: £5.10
- Place: £1.90 , £1.80 , £2.00
- Exacta: £26.50
- Forecast: £29.02
- Swingers: £6.00 , £5.90 , £4.30
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1st1
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Held up towards rear, headway from 2 out, led last, stayed on well flat, ridden out -
2nd5
Age 5 CP
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, went 2nd final bend, every chance last, kept on flat, switched left when held towards finish -
3rd8
Age 7 H
ANALYSIS: Took keen hold, mid-division, steadied 2nd, headway 2 out, outpaced and no impression before last, kept on flat, went 3rd towards finish, no chance with front pair -
4th10
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Prominent, led before 2 out, headed and not fluent last, weakened flat, lost 3rd towards finish -
5th11
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Led until 1st, chased leader, ridden after 2 out, weakened before last -
6th9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, some headway on outside before 2 out, no impression, soon weakened -
7th3
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Led 1st, not fluent 6th, headed before 2 out, soon weakend -
PU2
Age 5
ANALYSIS: In touch in mid-division, took keen hold, steadied 2nd, outpaced after 2 out, soon weakened, pulled up before last -
F4
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Held up rear of mid-division, fell 3rd -
PU7
Age 5 VIS
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, mistake 4th, ridden after 3 out, lost place and blundered badly 2 out, soon behind, pulled up before last -
NR
6Age 6
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Metkayina was not disgraced when a 50/1 fifth in the Ryanair Mares' Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival last month and the step up in trip here is expected to suit. La Pinsonniere was unlucky at Newbury to be beaten half a length, despite being badly hampered by a faller at the second. However, Irish raider Sainte Tartare hacked up to take her maiden at Limerick and, with the runner-up winning equally impressively next time out, the form looks solid. The step up in class is unlikely to be a barrier to success.
