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16:45 Market Rasen

Richard Noble Handicap Chase

  • 15 Runners
  • Distance: 2m 6f 110y
  • Going: Good to Firm
  • Surface: Turf
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 5m 34.09s
  • 15 Ran
1
Silk - Light Blue, White cross belts and cap with Blue hoop

Helvetius

33 D
12/1
  • Form 23-9614
  • Age 9
  • Weight 11-12
  • Official Rating 98

mid-division, quickly lost place 6th, pulled up after 7th

2
Silk - Dark Blue, Pink hollow box, striped sleeves and cap
16/1
  • Form P4/7P6F-
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-11
  • Official Rating 97

slowly away, in rear, mistake 4th, headway approaching 10th, weakened 3 out

3
Silk - Maroon, White hoop, chevrons on sleeves, hooped cap
  • Form P02-476
  • Age 10
  • Weight 11-7
  • Official Rating 93

towards rear, never dangerous

5
Silk - Black, Yellow cross belts and armlets
12/1
  • Form 7R-222R
  • Age 13
  • Weight 11-4
  • Official Rating 90

in touch, chased leaders approaching 8th, weakened approaching 4 out, pulled up before 2 out

6
Silk - RED, WHITE chevron and armlets, striped cap
  • Form P6280-3
  • Age 10
  • Weight 11-3
  • Official Rating 89

held up towards rear, weakened and pulled up before 3 out

7
Silk - ROYAL BLUE, LIGHT BLUE chevron, LIGHT BLUE cap
20/1
  • Form 4P4-303
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-1
  • Official Rating 87

always towards rear, tailed off approaching 8th, pulled up before 3 out

8
Silk - Beige and Maroon stripes, chevrons on sleeves, Beige cap
  • Form 3P121-3
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-1
  • Official Rating 87

chased leaders, hit 7th, hit 9th when weakened, pulled up shortly afterwards

9
Silk - SCARLET, BLACK and WHITE hooped sleeves, BLACK spots on cap

Sunshan

12
8/1
  • Form 2332P-2
  • Age 9
  • Weight 11-0
  • Official Rating 86

chased leader, led 6th, hit 8th, pushed along approaching 4 out, weakened next

10
Silk - Purple, Yellow triple diamond, diamonds on sleeves, Purple cap, Yellow diamond
12/1
  • Form P/32-442
  • Age 9
  • Weight 10-13
  • Official Rating 85

held up, headway 9th, joined leaders 4 out, led and clear approaching 3 out, easily

11
Silk - Old Gold, White cross belts, White cap, Old Gold spots
  • Form 4PP-620
  • Age 9
  • Weight 10-12
  • Official Rating 84

led to 6th, chased leader, weakened 3 out

12
Silk - Red, large Yellow spots
16/1
  • Form 46-7P72
  • Age 12
  • Weight 10-8
  • Official Rating 80

chased leaders early, weakened from 4 out

13
Silk - Light Blue, Maroon sleeves, Light Blue and Maroon hooped cap
  • Form 14/3P2-2
  • Age 10
  • Weight 10-2
  • Official Rating 74

chased leaders, weakened 4 out

14
Silk - Black, White inverted triangle, striped sleeves and cap
11/2
  • Form P3333-3
  • Age 11
  • Weight 10-2
  • Official Rating 74

mid-division, chased leaders 7th, ridden to chase winner approaching 2 out, no impression

15
Silk - BLUE, WHITE diamond and sleeves, RED cap

Mr Laggan

22 p
16/1
  • Form R76-533
  • Age 10
  • Weight 10-1
  • Official Rating 73

in touch, blundered 5th, weakened 4 out

16
Silk - Maroon, Light Blue stripe and sleeves, Yellow cap

John Rich

9 pt
25/1
  • Form P3-5253
  • Age 9
  • Weight 10-0
  • Official Rating 71

mid-division, headway approaching 3 out, disputing 3rd when ran out last

4
NR
  • Form 3-24U2P
  • Age 9
  • Weight 11-7
  • Official Rating 93

Nonrunner

In depth

Verdict

Woodenbridge Dream is given another chance in the finale, while Bramblehill Duke and Clear Dawn have sound claims on the best of their form. Another to bear in mind if Lord Of The Land, who despite the age of twelve, has a great attitude towards racing and he is likely to be a popular selection amongst each-way thieves. Clear Dawn is on a fair mark at present and should again give a good account of himself while he has conditions to suit. However, he is hard to win with and needs everything to fall into place for him. Bramblehill Duke is no respecter of his fences and would have won plenty more races but for his tendency to take a few up by the roots on the way round. He has also refuse to race on four separate occasions, which is obviously off-putting. It will be prudent to delay a play with him until it looks certain that he is in a racing mood. By way of contrast Woodenbridge Dream likes to get on with things as soon as the tapes go up and he gets the vote today. A more patient ride from Richard Johnson will help the gelding get home today and he looks the safest option available.