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15:25 Windsor

Allport Handicap (Class E)

  • 17 Runners
  • Distance: 1m 67y
  • Going: Good to Firm
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 43.26s
  • 17 Ran
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1
Silk -

Spanish Don

25/1

    2
    Silk -

    Spirit's Awakening

    14/1

      3
      Silk -

      Nearly A Fool

      8/1

        4
        Silk -

        Bishopstone Man

        6/1

          1(4)
          Silk - White, Orange chevron, sleeves and cap

          Spanish Don

          75
          25/1
          • Form 040-006
          • Age 5
          • Weight 10-0

          held up in 5th, off fast pace, steady headway 3f out, led going well over 1f out, soon ridden and edged right, in command final furlong

          2(11)
          Silk - Grey, Green sleeves, Cerise cap

          Bishopstone Man

          22
          6/1
          • Form 513422
          • Age 6
          • Weight 9-13

          behind and well off the pace, steady headway from 3f out, kept on final furlong, never dangerous

          3(9)
          Silk - Black, Grey cross belts

          Set The Style (IRE)

          46 b
          14/1
          • Form 000405
          • Age 4
          • Weight 9-12

          mid-division, weakened and well behind final 3f

          4(12)
          Silk - Light Blue and Dark Blue diabolo, Light Blue sleeves, White cap

          Fingal Nights (IRE)

          12
          6/1
          • Form 463304
          • Age 4
          • Weight 9-9

          mid-division when hampered on rail after 2f, never dangerous after

          5(6)
          Silk - Yellow, Red epaulets and sleeves

          Sharp Rigging (IRE)

          18
          20/1
          • Form 56-434
          • Age 3
          • Weight 9-7

          behind, never near leaders

          6(10)
          Silk - White, Dark Green triple diamond and sleeves

          Ballinger Ridge

          25
          14/1
          • Form 30-2000
          • Age 4
          • Weight 9-6

          raced keenly, soon chased clear leader, lost 2nd over 3f out, hard ridden 2f out, soon weakened under pressure

          7(3)
          Silk - Royal Blue and White (quartered), checked sleeves, Royal Blue cap

          Feather Boa (IRE)

          3
          14/1
          • Form 405300
          • Age 3
          • Weight 9-5

          mid-division, weakened 3f out

          8(18)
          Silk - Black, Red cross belts, Red sleeves, Black armlets, Red cap

          Nearly A Fool

          12 v
          8/1
          • Form 016035
          • Age 5
          • Weight 9-4

          pulled hard, soon led and clear, wide bend 5f out, came back to field 3f out, headed over 1f out, kept on well until lost 2nd inside final furlong

          10(2)
          Silk - Cherry, Cornflower Blue sash and cap

          Aiming

          7
          8/1
          • Form 306202
          • Age 3
          • Weight 9-2

          always in rear, well behind final 3f, bbv

          11(14)
          Silk - Royal Blue and White (halved), Royal Blue sleeves, White stars, Royal Blue cap

          Yorker (USA)

          9
          13/2
          • Form 540653
          • Age 5
          • Weight 9-1

          chased leaders, went 2nd over 3f out, pressed leader approaching 2f out, soon weakened under pressure

          12(7)
          Silk - Dark Blue, large Yellow spots, Yellow cap

          Firewire

          19
          10/1
          • Form 521200
          • Age 5
          • Weight 8-13

          behind, headway and wide outside from over 1f out, kept on final furlong, never going pace to reach leaders

          13(17)
          Silk - Cerise, Eton Blue sleeves, hooped cap

          First Footing

          72
          25/1
          • Form 10-0500
          • Age 3
          • Weight 8-11

          in touch, lost place quickly over 4f out, pulled up 3f out, (lame)

          14(5)
          Silk - DARK BLUE, PINK Cross of Lorraine, sleeves and cap

          Spirit's Awakening

          19
          14/1
          • Form 61-0604
          • Age 4
          • Weight 8-9

          led early, settled behind leaders, not much room inside final 2f and approaching final furlong, stayed on to take 2nd inside final furlong, no impression winner

          15(16)
          Silk - White, large Royal Blue spots, Royal Blue sleeves, White armlets, White cap, Royal Blue spots

          Muqtadi (IRE)

          5 b
          16/1
          • Form 021465
          • Age 5
          • Weight 8-6

          slowly into stride, always behind

          16(8)
          Silk - Maroon, Yellow star, Maroon sleeves, Yellow stars, Yellow cap

          Lord Chamberlain

          5 b
          16/1
          • Form 205354
          • Age 10
          • Weight 8-5

          slowly into stride, well off the pace in rear, headway under pressure, wide outside over 3f out, kept on under pressure final furlong, never going pace to reach leaders

          17(15)
          Silk - Light Green, Maroon chevrons, Light Green sleeves, striped cap

          Somayda (IRE)

          18
          20/1
          • Form 442500
          • Age 8
          • Weight 8-3

          slowly into stride, always behind

          18(13)
          Silk - Emerald Green and White diabolo, chevrons on sleeves, Red cap

          Prince du Soleil (FR)

          89
          33/1
          • Form 063-000
          • Age 7
          • Weight 7-12

          behind most of way

          9(1)
          NR

          Mary's Baby

          37
          • Form 401026
          • Age 3
          • Weight 9-4

          Nonrunner

          In depth

          Verdict

          Bishopstone Man is taken to atone for a couple of luckless efforts, with Aiming , Mary's Baby and Yorker possibles as well. Henry Candy's charge was extremely unlucky at Nottingham the time before last when boxed in until late on, going down narrowly to Magic Amour. Strongly fancied at York next time, he gave his pilot a hard time, drifting left across the track as he was brought through to challenge, and finding one too good in Queen Charlotte. He remains a winner waiting to happen and must be fancied to make amends. Aiming showed up well last time when second at Chepstow on what was her first outing since July, and although still a maiden, cannot be ruled out. Mary's Baby has not added to her victory here in three subsequent outings at the Berkshire track and has a bit to do, while all-weather winner Yorker has slipped down to a good mark and shaped well at Warwick. For the winner we return to Bishopstone Man to make amends.