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16:00 Ayr

Renault Master Van Classified Stakes (Class D)

  • 5 Runners
  • Distance: 7f 50y
  • Going: Firm, Good to Firm in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 29.78s
  • 5 Ran
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1
Silk -

Master Robbie

2/1

    2
    Silk -

    Baldour (IRE)

    6/4

      1(3)
      Silk - Royal Blue, Light Green epaulets, striped cap

      Master Robbie

      13
      2/1
      • Form 140220
      • Age 4
      • Weight 9-8

      made all, ridden 3f out and kept on well

      2(2)
      Silk - White, Red epaulets, striped sleeves and cap

      Baldour (IRE)

      34
      6/4
      • Form 0-33310
      • Age 4
      • Weight 9-7

      tracked leaders, ridden 3f out, headway over 1f out, chased winner, no extra inside final furlong

      3(1)
      Silk - YELLOW, DARK BLUE stars, halved sleeves

      Albashoosh

      20
      10/3
      • Form 026644
      • Age 5
      • Weight 9-3

      tracked winner, ridden and challenged over 3f out, weakened final furlong

      4(4)
      Silk - Purple and Yellow check, Purple cap

      Ho Leng (IRE)

      9
      8/1
      • Form 600300
      • Age 8
      • Weight 9-3

      held up, keen early, ridden 3f out, chased leaders, soon one pace

      5(5)
      Silk - White, Light Blue epaulets, White and Light Blue striped cap

      Caught Out

      5
      100/1
      • Form 060050
      • Age 3
      • Weight 8-12

      always behind

      In depth

      Verdict

      Neither Ho Leng nor Caught Out make much appeal in a weak race and the percentage call is probably Master Robbie, who gets the verdict over Baldour and Albashoosh. The last mentioned has a bit to find on official BHB ratings but is a consistent performer and is entitled to be thereabouts again. Baldour disappointed at Goodwood last time but has to be respected on earlier form at Brighton although the form of the Ed Dunlop stable is a worry. Caught Out seems to be no better than moderate and, with Ho Leng seemingly on the downgrade; the vote goes to Master Robbie. Mick Channon's gelding is a seven-furlong specialist and with no front-runner in the field he may be able to dominate the race from start to finish.