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15:45 Market Rasen

Singleton Birch Juvenile Novices' Selling Hurdle (Class G)

  • 14 Runners
  • Distance: 2m 1f 110y
  • Going: None specified
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 4m 23.90s
  • 14 Ran
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1
Silk -

Direct Descendant (IRE)

9/2

    2
    Silk -

    Basford Boy

    14/1

      3
      Silk -

      Aunt Hilda

      8/1

        1
        Silk - Emerald Green, Yellow cross belts, Emerald Green sleeves, Black armlets, Black cap

        Basford Boy

        14/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        held up, headway 3 out, ridden and effort 2 out, every chance last, kept on flat, lost action close home

        2
        Silk - Orange, Emerald Green armlets

        Direct Descendant (IRE)

        9/2
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        held up in touch, headway when mistake 3 out, led next, driven out

        3
        Silk - Maroon, Grey Cross of Lorraine

        Double Em

        50
        33/1
        • Form P0
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        always behind

        4
        Silk - Yellow, Black cross belts, Yellow sleeves, Black stars, Black cap

        Irish Paddy (IRE)

        16/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        always towards rear, never dangerous

        5
        Silk - Emerald Green, White spots, White sleeves, Emerald Green spots, White cap

        Sportsman (IRE)

        7/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        ridden 3 out, no headway from next

        6
        Silk - Emerald Green, Yellow hoop and armlets, hooped cap

        Tail Gunner

        9/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-11

        reminders 3rd and lost place, behind when tried to refuse and unseated rider 4th (wore cheek pieces)

        7
        Silk - BLACK, YELLOW cross belts and sleeves, RED cap

        Ashtoreth (IRE)

        14
        3/1
        • Form 3
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        led to 3rd, led again next, ridden and headed after 3 out, soon weakened, tailed off when pulled up before last

        8
        Silk - Light blue, brown stripe and armlets

        Aunt Hilda

        17 b
        8/1
        • Form 50
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        in touch, headway to lead after 3 out, soon ridden, headed next, one pace under pressure

        9
        Silk - BLUE, WHITE sleeves, BLUE cap, GREEN spots

        Chancit

        33/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        towards rear, never dangerous

        10
        Silk - Yellow, large Royal Blue spots, Royal Blue sleeves, Yellow armlets, Royal Blue cap

        Lady of Ta'pinu

        16 v
        50/1
        • Form 000
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        tracked leader, led briefly after 3 out, soon ridden and one pace from 2 out

        11
        Silk - Royal Blue and Beige diabolo, Red sleeves and cap

        Lord Conyers (IRE)

        11/2
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        headway 3 out, soon ridden, no extra approaching last

        12
        Silk - Amber, Vermilion cross belts, hooped cap

        Primarosa

        8/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        tracked leaders, led 3rd, jumped slowly and headed next, pushed along 5th, weakening when mistake 3 out

        13
        Silk - BLACK, EMERALD GREEN hoop, armlets and cap

        Thwaites Star (IRE)

        16
        66/1
        • Form P0F
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        towards rear, lost touch halfway, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out

        14
        Silk - Orange, White cross belts and sleeves, White cap, Orange spots

        Tirari (IRE)

        16/1
        • Age 3
        • Weight 10-6

        held up in touch, hampered and unseated rider after 3 out

        In depth

        Verdict

        Ashtoreth showed enough on his debut when third behind Ryders Storm to take a lot of beating here, having stayed on well under fairly tender handling and he must go close with that experience under his belt. Primarosa was a sprint winner on the flat and also finished in mid-division in middle distance races on the flat if he stays he should go well. Double Em needs to improve on his two debut runs to take a hand. Lord Conyers also showed a modicum of ability on the flat and a market move would be significant the same comment applies to Tirari. Sportsman is one of the least exposed in the field and is from a very shrewd yard so he also could go well at a big price.