Racecards
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'Video Conferencing' 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle
- 18 Runners
- Distance: 2m 110y
- Going: Good to Soft
- Weight 11-11
- Trainer N J Henderson
- Jockey M A Fitzgerald
close up going well, led on bit 2 out, soon quickened clear, easily
- Weight 11-11
wore tongue strap, in touch, niggled along and slight mistake 4 out, outpaced next, soon faded
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer Mrs J Brown
- Jockey G Lee
held up, lost touch after 4 out, soon well behind, tailed off
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer J R Adam
- Jockey Brendan Powell Snr
held up on outside, smooth headway from 5 out until challenged 3 out, faded from last, promising
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer J Jefferson
- Jockey G Tormey
chased leaders until ridden and outpaced approaching 3 out, stayed on again between last 2, unable to challenge
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer N G Richards
- Jockey A Dobbin
held up, headway to challenge going well 3 out, still disputing lead when fell next
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer T Tate
- Jockey R Garritty
held up, pushed along and headway after 4 out, jumped slowly next, faded
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer Mrs J Brown
- Jockey B Fenton
pulled hard in midfield, lost touch entering straight, soon beaten
- Weight 11-5
pulled hard and soon clear, headed approaching 3 out, weakened quickly, tailed off
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer J Charlton
- Jockey B Storey
chased leaders, ridden and lost place after 4 out, stayed on strongly from 2 out, nearest finish
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer R Rowe
- Jockey Richard Guest
held up, some headway 4 out, weakened quickly next, tailed off
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer Mrs M Reveley
- Jockey P Niven
close up, challenged 3 out, hampered next, one pace after
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer Andrew Turnell
- Jockey P Hide
pulled hard, chased clear leader, slight lead approaching 3 out until next, unable to quicken
- Weight 11-0
- Trainer J Norton
- Jockey Derek Byrne
midfield, effort and in touch 4 out, beaten when hit last
- Weight 11-0
- Trainer S A Brookshaw
- Jockey Xavier Aizpuru
held up, reminders and ran green entering straight, never dangerous