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16:15 Lingfield Park

Bet Direct Handicap (Class F)

  • 10 Runners
  • Distance: 1m
  • Going: Standard
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 39.56s
  • 10 Ran
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1
Silk -

Easter Ogil (IRE)

11/4

    2
    Silk -

    Learned Lad (FR)

    8/1

      3
      Silk -

      Anemos (IRE)

      9/2

        3(3)
        Silk - Red, Dark Blue epaulets, Red and Dark Blue hooped sleeves and hooped cap

        Easter Ogil (IRE)

        4
        11/4
        • Form 35-1311
        • Age 8
        • Weight 9-12

        in touch, effort and squeezed through over 1f out, led final 100 yards, ridden clear

        4(2)
        Silk - Maroon, Yellow cross belts and sleeves

        Learned Lad (FR)

        25
        8/1
        • Form 00113-0
        • Age 5
        • Weight 9-11

        pressed leader, led 3f out, not quicken and headed final 100 yards

        5(5)
        Silk - Maroon, White chevron, White sleeves, Maroon armlets, quartered cap

        Muyassir (IRE)

        46
        10/1
        • Form 244000-
        • Age 8
        • Weight 9-10

        held up in rear, ridden and ran on one pace final furlong

        6(10)
        Silk - White, Black epaulets, Black and White halved sleeves, Black cap

        Oases

        18
        7/1
        • Form 4002-50
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-7

        keen hold in touch, effort to chase leader briefly entering final furlong, weakened final 100 yards

        7(7)
        Silk - Grey, Yellow seams, Grey cap, Yellow star

        Archon (IRE)

        13
        4/1
        • Form 16644-2
        • Age 6
        • Weight 9-7

        in touch, ridden 2f out, stayed on final furlong

        8(6)
        Silk - Red, Black and Emerald Green hooped sleeves, Emerald Green and Red hooped cap

        Favia

        14
        14/1
        • Form 60U-406
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-5

        prominent, driven 2f out, weakened rapidly and eased over 1f out (lost action)

        9(8)
        Silk - White, Light Blue sash, halved sleeves, striped cap

        Anemos (IRE)

        5
        9/2
        • Form 0203-31
        • Age 8
        • Weight 9-3

        held up in rear, effort on wide outside and ran on final furlong, never nearer

        10(9)
        Silk - Yellow, Royal Blue hoop, Royal Blue sleeves, Yellow armlets, White cap

        Cedar Rangers (USA)

        4
        25/1
        • Form 000-400
        • Age 5
        • Weight 9-0

        behind, driven halfway, soon beaten

        11(4)
        Silk - Mauve and White (quartered), White sleeves

        Charmaway

        14
        25/1
        • Form 00/00-0
        • Age 5
        • Weight 8-13

        led, headed 3f out, weakened quickly final furlong

        12(1)
        Silk - ROYAL BLUE, WHITE hoop, WHITE sleeves, ROYAL BLUE armlets, WHITE cap

        Dispol Evita

        35 b
        14/1
        • Form 00064-0
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-12

        chased leaders, losing place when slightly hampered 2f out, weakened over 1f out

        1(12)
        NR

        Mad Carew (USA)

        4
        • Form 450/0-41
        • Age 4
        • Weight 10-6

        Nonrunner

        2(11)
        NR

        Zafarshah (IRE)

        16
        • Form 0300-10
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-12

        Nonrunner

        In depth

        Verdict

        Easter Ogil has been a revelation since being switched to the all-weather, and it will take a good one to lower his colours here. Formerly with Ian and then Andrew Balding, he was claimed by Mark Wallace after winning in that grade on the Polytrack in January, and has scored twice in apprentice company for his new stable. He dropped back to seven furlongs on the latest occasion when partnered by Jean-Pierre Guillambert, who rides again, taking a useful five pounds off his back. That will come in handy against his main rival Archon who was only beaten a head by our selection over the course and distance on 30 January. Nerys Dutfield's charge will come on for the run and looks a banker for the frame, making more appeal than Mad Carew with his welter burden and Anemos, who, although a winner here on his all-weather debut in 1999, seems to reserve his best for the fibresand at Wolverhampton.