Racecards
17:40 Leicester
Saffie Joseph & Sons Handicap (Class D)
- 12 Runners
- Distance: 7f 9y
- Going: Good to Firm
Grey Cossack
13- Form 23630-0
- Age 6
- Weight 9-11
- Trainer I McInnes
- Jockey L Fletcher
led, ridden and headed over 1f out, weakened
- Form 100004
- Age 6
- Weight 9-9
- Trainer Miss A Stokell
- Jockey T Hamilton
close up, ridden halfway, soon weakened
- Form 5531-30
- Age 4
- Weight 9-9
held up towards rear, headway halfway, ridden over 1f out, kept on one pace
Tribal Prince
180- Form 200123-
- Age 6
- Weight 9-8
mid-division, ridden and headway 2f out, soon edged right, kept on one pace
- Form 21132-3
- Age 5
- Weight 9-7
held up last, headway over 1f out, quickened up well to lead inside final furlong, ridden out
- Form 11200-1
- Age 6
- Weight 9-1
held up, switched right over 1f out, soon ridden, kept on one pace
Vortex
96- Form 045301-
- Age 4
- Weight 9-1
- Trainer Miss Gay Kelleway
- Jockey J Quinn
held up in touch, ridden over 1f out, stayed on final furlong
- Form 605132
- Age 6
- Weight 8-6
- Trainer D Shaw
- Jockey Darren Williams
tracked leaders, ridden over 2f out, soon weakened
- Form 0-00002
- Age 4
- Weight 7-13
- Trainer D Carroll
- Jockey F P Ferris
slow into stride, keen and held up, never dangerous
- Form 43520-0
- Age 4
- Weight 7-13
- Trainer G C Bravery
- Jockey Gary Bardwell
close up, ridden over 2f out, soon weakened
In depth
Verdict
Now Look Here took advantage of the drop in class to get his head in front at Wolverhampton recently, beating the in-form Prima Stella, who had won two of her previous three outings. He obviously comes here in good form and doesn't look badly treated on that form, although the drying ground will not be in his favour. Peter Harris sets a poser by saddling both Tribal Prince and Montecassino Abbey. The former has gone well fresh in the past and will not mind the fast ground. However, he doesn't look that well treated off a mark 7lbs higher than when last successful. Montecassino Abbey is a difficult ride and needs producing late, but the Handicapper looks to have given him a chance here off the same mark as when winning on the Polytrack. Mystic Man may find the ground too fast as befits a son of Cadeaux Genereaux. Taranaki, who moved like a cripple to post last week at Southwell, ran well enough in the race itself and there is no reason why he shouldn't be competitive in this, but the vote goes to Social Contract, who was just in front of Taranaki that day. The selection did himself no favours by missing the break that day and did well to finish where he did. He can run off the same mark in this and granted a level break, he would appear the one they all have to beat.