Racecards
13:10 Yarmouth
Custom Kitchens Classified Stakes (Class C)
- 15 Runners
- Distance: 1m 2f 21y
- Going: Good to Soft
Sahaat
133- Form 564500
- Age 5
- Weight 9-6
- Trainer J A Osborne
- Jockey K Darley
towards rear, ridden over 3f out, never nearer
Te Quiero
235- Form 011-201
- Age 5
- Weight 9-4
- Trainer Miss Gay Kelleway
- Jockey N Callan
led, clear 4f out, ridden and headed approaching 2f out, weakened
- Form 064600
- Age 4
- Weight 9-3
- Trainer M Blanshard
- Jockey F Norton
in touch, led on bit over 1f out, shaken up entering final furlong, pushed out
Prairie Wolf
19- Form 003232
- Age 7
- Weight 9-3
- Trainer M L W Bell
- Jockey Hayley Turner
mid-division, soon pushed along, never dangerous
- Form 002536
- Age 4
- Weight 9-2
held up, ridden over 3f out, headway from over 2f out, edged left final furlong, took second near finish
- Form 11-0003
- Age 4
- Weight 9-2
- Trainer G G Margarson
- Jockey S Hitchcott
tracked leader, ridden 4f out, weakened 2f out
Rasid (USA)
25- Form 16-0400
- Age 5
- Weight 9-2
- Trainer C Dwyer
- Jockey Dane O'Neill
slowly into stride, always in rear
Telemachus
67- Form 401455
- Age 3
- Weight 9-2
chased leaders, ridden over 3f out, stayed on under pressure from over 1f out
- Form 313510
- Age 4
- Weight 9-0
in touch, led approaching 2f out, headed over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong
Louis Napoleon
162- Form 01-00
- Age 3
- Weight 8-12
- Trainer Mrs A Perrett
- Jockey Kieren Fallon
in touch, ridden over 3f out, weakened over 2f out
Devant (NZ)
32- Form 601060
- Age 3
- Weight 8-10
- Trainer M A Jarvis
- Jockey P Robinson
held up, ridden and headway over 2f out, soon one pace
Peace
74- Form 3-216
- Age 3
- Weight 8-8
- Trainer J R Fanshawe
- Jockey J P Spencer
steady start, held up, never dangerous
In depth
Verdict
A tricky contest where many can be given chances, so it¿s with not too much confidence that Prairie Wolf is taken to land the spoils, but Zeis and Louis Napoleon will make things difficult. Michael Bell¿s seven-year-old has been knocking on the door recently and the form of his York second behind Stretton looks as good as anything else on show. Zeis, from the Henry Cecil yard, is one of the most interesting runners having been successful on his one and only outing in a very good maiden at Newbury last season, he could be anything and is one to keep on the right side. Another lightly raced contender is Louis Napoleon who hails from the inform Amanda Perrett yard, and although not having raced since May in a contest that was of a very high standard, must enter calculations if returning to his best form. James Fanshawe¿s Peace is also worthy of a mention but on this occasion it must be Prairie Wolf to be the leader of the pack.