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17:05 Chepstow
13.1℃
Fri 25 Apr 2025 – Sun Trade Windows Handicap Chase (gbb Race)
- Runners: 8
- Class: 4
- Dist: 3m 2f 54y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)
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1st
5
Ghost Hunter
4.00
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2nd
9
Mythe Bridge
2.50
f
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3rd
8
Fortunefavorsdbold
7.50
- Winning Time: 6m 48.28s
- Winning Distance: 4 L, 3 L
- Winning Trainer: Jamie Snowden
- Winning Jockey: G Sheehan
- Win: £5.00
- Place: £1.40 , £1.40 , £2.50
- Exacta: £16.30
- Forecast: £15.12
- Tricast: £70.77
- Swingers: £5.00 , £3.00 , £5.00
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1st5
Age 6 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, dropped to last 6th, eight lengths detached 10th, headway from 17th, still plenty to do when rallied 3 out, went third 2 out, ran on well far side last, led soon after last, ran on strongly, won going away, did well under circumstances -
2nd9
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Prominent, not fluent 1st, not fluent 6th, closed on leaders 17th, briefly led 3 out, headed approaching 2 out, chased winner after last, kept on -
3rd8
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Prominent, outpaced 4 out, struggling after 3 out, rallied before last, ran on well run-in, took third towards finish -
4th2
Age 10 TT
ANALYSIS: Held up in rear, mistake 1st, not fluent 2nd, steady headway from 18th, went second 3 out, led 2 out, travelling well before over-jumped last, stumbled badly on landing and soon headed, never recovered, dropped to fourth towards finish -
5th7
Age 8 BLK
ANALYSIS: Prominent, mistake 7th, went second 12th, pushed along before 18th, outpaced from 3 out, kept on again to make modest headway after last -
6th4
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Prominent, led 11th, briefly went five lengths clear before 12th, reduced lead when not fluent 17th, headed 3 out, outpaced before 2 out, weakened after last -
PU1
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: Led, headed 11th, raced in second, lost ground 12th, struggling before 17th, weakened quickly and pulled up before 18th -
PU3
Age 12 BLK
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, outpaced from 17th, soon tailed off when pulled up before 18th -
NR
6Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Ghost Hunter was a well-backed favourite for his stable debut, but didn't convince with his jumping before running out. He is surely better than that and can figure if the added tongue-tie/cheekpieces combination combats any lingering fizz. Nevertheless, four-time course winner Gats And Co, who is still on a handy mark, looks more reliable and should have no issues cutting back in trip after his success over an extended 3m6f here. Musical Slave and Isle Of Gold are other notable options.
