Racecards
20:45 Windsor
Head & Neck Cancer Research Trust Handicap (Class E)
- 14 Runners
- Distance: 1m 3f 135y
- Going: Good to Firm
- Form 44/1065
- Age 6
- Weight 9-13
- Trainer J White
- Jockey N Chalmers
tracked leaders, ridden 3f out, weakened over 1f out
- Form 0-00022
- Age 4
- Weight 9-11
led, ridden over 2f out, edged left just inside final furlong, soon headed
- Form 423110
- Age 6
- Weight 9-9
tracked leaders, headway 4f out, ridden and every chance approaching 2f out, switched right just inside final furlong, one pace
Cold Turkey
23- Form 40-6501
- Age 3
- Weight 9-6
- Trainer G & J Moore
- Jockey S Whitworth
held up mid-division, ridden 3f out, kept on
- Form 130020
- Age 4
- Weight 9-6
tracked leaders on inside, ridden 3f out, soon weakened
- Form 6-0602
- Age 3
- Weight 9-5
- Trainer L M Cumani
- Jockey K Darley
in touch, ridden over 3f out, no impression
- Form 500036
- Age 4
- Weight 9-5
always towards rear
- Form 500015
- Age 7
- Weight 9-0
- Trainer A W Carroll
- Jockey Richard Hughes
held up mid-division to rear, effort and not clear run on inside approaching 2f out, switched left, ran on
- Form 430501
- Age 6
- Weight 9-0
mid-division, ridden and one pace over 2f out
- Form 00-3012
- Age 3
- Weight 8-13
- Trainer J R Fanshawe
- Jockey M Dwyer
in touch, ridden 3f out, weakened approaching final furlong
One For Me
184- Form 00010-0
- Age 5
- Weight 8-4
- Trainer Jean-Rene Auvray
- Jockey A Daly
always in rear
- Form 614025
- Age 7
- Weight 7-13
- Trainer A Charlton
- Jockey J Mackay
held up rear, effort 2f out, not clear run over 1f out, ran on
Ren's Magic
25- Form 000004
- Age 5
- Weight 7-12
- Trainer J R Jenkins
- Jockey D Kinsella
mid-division, steady headway 5f out, ridden approaching 2f out, weakened final furlong
In depth
Verdict
A typically tricky finale to the card at Windsor and plenty of them come here with solid claims. Downtime, Billy Bathwick and Saxe-Coburg are all short list material and have to be considered for win only purposes. But there could be some mileage in chancing Caesarean Hunter for an each way punt as he reruns to a more appropriate trip. The Sylvester Kirk-trained four-year-old patently failed to stay the extended two miles at Folkestone last time and that run can safely be ignored. He is better judged on his previous effort at Salisbury, where although the trip was again too far for him, he displayed a useful turn of foot at the half way stage before just being edged out near the finish. That was his best performance on turf to date and with tonight's trip much more in his favour, he could easily be the best value on offer to steal at least a place.