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14:50 Newcastle

Champagne Lanson Maiden Stakes (Class D)

  • 7 Runners
  • Distance: 1m 4f 93y
  • Going: Good to Firm, Good in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 2m 40.55s
  • 7 Ran
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1
Silk -

Heisse

1/2

    2
    Silk -

    Sahem (IRE)

    25/1

      1(3)
      Silk - Black, White stars, sleeves and stars on cap

      Sahem (IRE)

      25/1
      • Age 6
      • Weight 9-13

      towards rear, pushed along over 3f out, ridden and one pace 2f out, no chance with winner

      2(4)
      Silk - Beige, Maroon epaulets, striped sleeves and cap

      Sapperdot

      243
      66/1
      • Form 0-
      • Age 6
      • Weight 9-13

      in touch, lost place over 4f out, soon tailed off

      3(1)
      Silk - White, Red sash, White sleeves, Purple armlets, Red cap

      Stepastray

      90
      40/1
      • Form 033-265
      • Age 6
      • Weight 9-13

      towards rear, never dangerous

      4(7)
      Silk - LIGHT BLUE, ORANGE epaulets

      Nailbiter

      50/1
      • Age 4
      • Weight 9-12

      led, ridden and headed over 2f out, weakened final furlong

      5(6)
      Silk - Red, Yellow stripe, diamonds on sleeves

      Transit

      73
      11/1
      • Form 3300-00
      • Age 4
      • Weight 9-12

      in rear, pushed along over 4f out, some late headway, never troubled leaders

      6(2)
      Silk - MAROON, white sleeves, maroon cap, white star

      Heisse

      1/2
      • Age 3
      • Weight 8-7

      held up, steady headway to lead over 2f out, quickened clear over 1f out, comfortably

      7(5)
      Silk - Royal Blue, White epaulets, striped cap

      Rawwaah (IRE)

      26
      5/2
      • Form 0-4
      • Age 3
      • Weight 8-7

      held up behind leader, pushed along over 5f out, ridden over 2f out, stayed on same pace

      In depth

      Verdict

      David Loder and Jamie Spencer have proved a formidable combination of late and the pair can strike once more with newcomer Heisse. A Darshaan half-brother to a very useful French middle distance winner, the selection looks the part on breeding and wouldn't have to be anything out of the ordinary to land a weak affair. John Dunlop's Rawwah has failed to make much impact in maiden company over shorter distances but may find a little improvement over this longer trip. The son of Nashwan is the obvious choice for forecast backers ahead of Transit, who remians exposed as being only modest.