Racecards
15:20 Sedgefield
Tote Credit Handicap Hurdle (Class E)
- 8 Runners
- Distance: 2m 1f
- Going: Good, Good to Soft in places
Radar (IRE)
25- Form 541-232
- Age 9
- Weight 11-12
- Trainer Miss S Forster
- Jockey Mr C Storey
tracked leaders, led approaching 4th, ridden 2 out, headed last, kept on
- Form 222
- Age 5
- Weight 11-11
- Trainer J Hetherton
- Jockey A Dobbin
held up in mid-division, headway 5th, effort 3 out, no extra from 2 out
- Form 0P0000
- Age 6
- Weight 11-7
- Trainer B Rothwell
- Jockey A Ross
led, headed approaching 4th, remained prominent, ridden and weakened after 3 out
Jaccout (FR)
28- Form P00004
- Age 6
- Weight 11-7
pulled hard in rear, some headway approaching 3 out, soon ridden and weakened
- Form P0-6123
- Age 7
- Weight 11-3
- Trainer A Lockwood
- Jockey G Lee
held up in mid-division, headway halfway, went 2nd 3 out, every chance when mistake last, kept on
Winged Angel
20- Form 5211-P0
- Age 7
- Weight 11-2
held up in touch, weakened quickly after 3rd, pulled up before next
- Form 05F611
- Age 9
- Weight 10-10
- Trainer N G Richards
- Jockey G Thomas
chased leaders, ridden approaching 3 out, headway next, led last, stayed on well
Jaybeedee
10- Form 4/4-0003
- Age 8
- Weight 11-5
- Trainer K Bailey & M Nicholls
- Jockey J P McNamara
Nonrunner
In depth
Verdict
A competitive field goes to post for this handicap hurdle with many in form rivals in opposition including Al Mabrook, Michaels Dream and Wet Lips and the vote goes to Al Mabrook to complete the hatrick. The gelding from the Nicky Richards yard won well last time out when defeating Tiger Frog he escapes a penalty for that win and with conditions in his favour he is taken to win again. Michaels Dream could also go well he was second behind Ottoman last time but that was over a longer trip and he is not sure to be suited by the drop in distance. Wet Lips is also worthy of respect was second behind Deja Vu last time but that form has since been let down. Of the remainder Into Battle could run well at a big price if he is fit after an absence but for the winner we return to Al Mabrook.