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15:10 Saturday 17 June 2017 3g669

WILLIAM HILL SCOTTISH SPRINT CUP HANDICAP (2) 6c6fz

Distance : 5f 1y
Prize : £62,250 Age : 4yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf Going : Gd/Frm
Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf
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Running Notes
Pos (Draw) Pos (Draw) Btn Horse Name Horse Name TFR Tfig Jockey Age Wgt ISP ISP BSP Hi/Lo
Pedigree Jockey & Trainer Trainer (Equip) (OR) (Place) BSP
1 (8) 1 (8) Joe Fanning silk 9. LINE OF REASON (IRE) 9. LINE OF REASON (IRE) -15 <
108
+3 > 103 Joe Fanning 7 8-12 11/112 11/112
Joe Fanning silk brg PHONE TRICK (USA) J: Joe Fanning
T: Paul Midgley
Age: 7 Wgt: 8-12 OR: 97
Paul Midgley (97)
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ended a long losing run with a show of commitment under pressure that hasn't always been evident, still worth bearing in mind that plenty were unable to show what they could do in this race due to traffic issues, however, Line of Reason and Kimberella benefiting from making their efforts from off the pace in the centre of the course; held up, travelled well, good headway approaching final 1f, stayed on to lead near line.
held up, headway approaching final 1f, stayed on to lead close home
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2 (7) 2 (7) Trevor Whelan silk nk 8. HARRY HURRICANE 8. HARRY HURRICANE -4 <
108
-27 > 104 Trevor Whelan 5 8-13 9/110 9/110
Trevor Whelan silk bg PASTORAL PURSUITS 127 J: Trevor Whelan
T: George Baker
Age: 5 Wgt: 8-13 Eq: (b) OR: 98
George Baker (b) (98)
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ran as well as he has in of form, but it was actually a bit disappointing that he didn't get the job done after everything dropped perfectly, soon holding a perfect pitch behind the pace and, unlike so many, getting an untroubled run through; tracked pace, travelled powerfully, produced to lead final 1f, edged out near line.
tracked pace, led final 1f, edged out close home
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3 (14) 3 (14) Connor Murtagh silk ¾ 2. KIMBERELLA 2. KIMBERELLA -13 <
116
-1 > 112 Connor Murtagh (7) 7 9-10 9/110 9/110
Connor Murtagh silk bg DANEHILL (USA) 126 J: Connor Murtagh (7)
T: Richard Fahey
Age: 7 Wgt: 9-10 OR: 109
Richard Fahey (109)
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hadn't really come up to scratch in the Dash but wasted no time getting back to form, again ridden by a good 7-lb claimer and enjoying a much clearer ge than many on of being asked to challenge in the centre of the course; held up, switched right halfway, good headway entering final 1f, stayed on well.
held up, switched halfway, headway entering final 1f, stayed on well
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4 (4) 4 (4) Tom Eaves silk ¾ 1. CASPIAN PRINCE (IRE) 1. CASPIAN PRINCE (IRE) 0 <
114
0 > 111 Tom Eaves 8 9-12 16/117 16/117
Tom Eaves silk chg RAINBOW QUEST (USA) 134 J: Tom Eaves
T: Tony Coyle
Age: 8 Wgt: 9-12 Eq: (h+t) OR: 111
Tony Coyle (h+t) (111)
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is now on a career-high mark and ran up to best, unable to dominate in the way he had at Epsom but still giving it his all; helped force pace, edged ahead over 1f out, headed final 1f.
disputed lead, edged ahead over 1f out, headed final 1f
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5 (2) 5 (2) David Egan silk ½ 4. MIRZA 4. MIRZA -7 <
108
+4 > 105 David Egan (5) 10 9-8 33/134 33/134
David Egan silk bg PRIMO DOMINIE 121 J: David Egan (5)
T: Rae Guest
Age: 10 Wgt: 9-8 Eq: (s) OR: 107
Rae Guest (s) (107)
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ran creditably after 8 months off but did have the services of a good claimer and enjoyed a much clearer run than plenty, too; mid-field, pushed along halfway, kept on.
mid-field, pushed along halfway, kept on
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6 (11) 6 (11) Dougie Costello silk ¾ 7. ROBOT BOY (IRE) 7. ROBOT BOY (IRE) -7 <
97
0 > 94 Dougie Costello 7 9-0 14/115 14/115
Dougie Costello silk chg PIVOTAL 124 J: Dougie Costello
T: David Barron
Age: 7 Wgt: 9-0 OR: 99
David Barron (99)
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ran respectably, but he was well positioned and enjoyed a trouble-free age, too, unlike plenty behind; chased leaders, ridden halfway, not quicken approaching final 1f.
chased leaders, ridden halfway, not quicken approaching final 1f
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7 (5) 7 (5) Jason Hart silk ns 12. EL ASTRONAUTE (IRE) 12. EL ASTRONAUTE (IRE) +1 <
92
-47 > 89 Jason Hart 4 8-9 14/115 14/115
Jason Hart silk chg FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND 120 J: Jason Hart
T: John Quinn
Age: 4 Wgt: 8-9 OR: 94
John Quinn (94)
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handicapper seems in control now but he remains in good form; helped force pace, headed approaching final 1f, one paced.
disputed lead, headed approaching final 1f, one paced
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8 (1) 8 (1) Duran Fentiman silk ns 13. EAST STREET REVUE 13. EAST STREET REVUE -9 <
92
-5 > 89 Duran Fentiman 4 8-9 16/117 16/117
Duran Fentiman silk chg MULL OF KINTYRE (USA) 114 J: Duran Fentiman
T: Tim Easterby
Age: 4 Wgt: 8-9 Eq: (b) OR: 94
Tim Easterby (b) (94)
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wasn't disgraced, not done any favours by the draw but enjoying a clear age at all times as a result, unlike plenty others; raced wide, mid-field, pushed along halfway, not quicken final 1f.
mid-field, pushed along halfway, not quicken final 1f
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9 (6) 9 (6) Graham Lee silk ¾ 14. STEPPER POINT 14. STEPPER POINT +14 <
88+
-37 > 86 Graham Lee 8 8-9 25/126 25/126
Graham Lee silk bg COMPTON PLACE 125 J: Graham Lee
T: William Muir
Age: 8 Wgt: 8-9 Eq: (v) OR: 94
William Muir (v) (94)
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probably remains in form, one of plenty in this to be denied the room to open up properly in the second half of the race; mid-field, short of room from 2f out, always around same position.
mid-field, short of room from 2f out
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10 (17) 10 (17) Cam Hardie silk sh 17. CONFESSIONAL 17. CONFESSIONAL +10 <
86
-14 > 84 Cam Hardie 10 8-7 22/123 22/123
Cam Hardie silk bg BISHOP OF CASHEL 122 J: Cam Hardie
T: Tim Easterby
Age: 10 Wgt: 8-7 Eq: (es) OR: 92
Tim Easterby (es) (92)
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found it tougher going back in a higher grade handicap; raced off the pace, never involved.
off pace, never dangerous
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11 (13) 11 (13) Rachel Richardson silk ns 5. ORION'S BOW 5. ORION'S BOW +9 <
98+
+11 > 96 Rachel Richardson (3) 6 9-5 11/26.5f 11/26.5f
Rachel Richardson silk chg RAHY (USA) 115 J: Rachel Richardson (3)
T: Tim Easterby
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-5 OR: 104
Tim Easterby (104)
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was strong in the betting back at 5f but didn't get a chance to show what he could, persistently denied room from halfway and leaving the strong impression he should have finished much closer, certainly in better heart than his form figures so far this season might suggest and worth keeping an eye on as a result; mid-field, denied a run from 2f out, finished pretty much on the bridle.
mid-field, not clear run from 2f out, more to give
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12 (12) 12 (12) Phil Dennis silk ½ 16. JACK DEXTER 16. JACK DEXTER -6 <
84+
+8 > 81 Phil Dennis (5) 8 8-7 25/126 25/126
Phil Dennis silk b or brg SRI PEKAN (USA) 117p J: Phil Dennis (5)
T: Jim Goldie
Age: 8 Wgt: 8-7 OR: 92
Jim Goldie (92)
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has been given a chance by the handicapper but didn't get a chance to take advantage, one of a number in this race to be denied a run through from off the pace; held up, short of room from 2f out, never dangerous.
held up, short of room from 2f out, never dangerous
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13 (15) 13 (15) Shane Gray silk nk 15. GAMESOME (FR) 15. GAMESOME (FR) +10 <
83+
+6 > 81 Shane Gray 6 8-7 8/19 8/19
Shane Gray silk bg RED RANSOM (USA) J: Shane Gray
T: Paul Midgley
Age: 6 Wgt: 8-7 OR: 92
Paul Midgley (92)
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can have a line put through this run, one of several denied any kind of run; mid-field, short of room from halfway, never a threat.
mid-field, short of room from halfway, never on
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14 (3) 14 (3) Martin Lane silk ns 11. DESERT LAW (IRE) 11. DESERT LAW (IRE) +9 <
85
+10 > 83 Martin Lane 9 8-9 7/18 7/18
Martin Lane silk bg CADEAUX GENEREUX 131 J: Martin Lane
T: Paul Midgley
Age: 9 Wgt: 8-9 OR: 94
Paul Midgley (94)
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was below form, his reappearance form here seemingly flattering judged on subsequent efforts in handicaps; close up, ridden over 2f out, weakened final 1f.
close up, ridden over 2f out, weakened final 1f
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15 (16) 15 (16) David Allan silk nk 3. DUKE OF FIRENZE 3. DUKE OF FIRENZE +17 <
97+
-8 > 95 David Allan 8 9-8 7/18 7/18
David Allan silk chg MEDICEAN 128 J: David Allan
T: David C. Griffiths
Age: 8 Wgt: 9-8 OR: 107
David C. Griffiths (107)
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can have this run ignored, finding himself poorly positioned after fluffing the start then never having a prayer of working his way through such a large field; dwelt, raced well off the pace, denied a run from 2f out, never involved.
dwelt, behind, not clear run from 2f out, never dangerous
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16 (9) 16 (9) Harrison Shaw silk ½ 6. BOWSON FRED 6. BOWSON FRED -11 <
88
-20 > 86 Harrison Shaw (7) 5 9-1 20/121 20/121
Harrison Shaw silk bg BERTOLINI (USA) 125 J: Harrison Shaw (7)
T: Michael Easterby
Age: 5 Wgt: 9-1 OR: 100
Michael Easterby (100)
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was well held for the second start in succession, seemingly not having returned from a break in top form; mid-field, pushed along halfway, beaten approaching final 1f, short of room late on.
mid-field, pushed along halfway, beaten approaching final 1f, short of room late on
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17 (10) 17 (10) David Nolan silk 1 10. MOVE IN TIME 10. MOVE IN TIME -2 <
82
+14 > 81 David Nolan 9 8-12 28/129 28/129
David Nolan silk chg MACHIAVELLIAN (USA) 123 J: David Nolan
T: David O'Meara
Age: 9 Wgt: 8-12 OR: 99
David O'Meara (99)
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again finished well held, his mark starting to slip now but hardly showing much; mid-field, no extra over 1f out, beaten when short of room final 1f.
mid-field, no extra over 1f out, beaten when short of room final 1f
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All 17 ran.

Winning Owner: Taylor's Bloodstock Ltd

Time: 58.1s

Overrounds: Industry SP 128%, Betfair SP 101.7%

A high-quality 5f handicap spoiled to a large extent by the trouble in running experienced by so many, this not the first time that 17 runners has looked too many on this track, Orion's Bow and Duke of Firenze just 2 that never had a payer of working their way through the field.

LINE OF REASON (IRE) ended a long losing run with a show of commitment under pressure that hasn't always been evident, still worth bearing in mind that plenty were unable to show what they could do in this race due to traffic issues, however, Line of Reason and Kimberella benefiting from making their efforts from off the pace in the centre of the course; held up, travelled well, good headway approaching final 1f, stayed on to lead near line.

HARRY HURRICANE ran as well as he has in of form, but it was actually a bit disappointing that he didn't get the job done after everything dropped perfectly, soon holding a perfect pitch behind the pace and, unlike so many, getting an untroubled run through; tracked pace, travelled powerfully, produced to lead final 1f, edged out near line.

KIMBERELLA hadn't really come up to scratch in the Dash but wasted no time getting back to form, again ridden by a good 7-lb claimer and enjoying a much clearer ge than many on of being asked to challenge in the centre of the course; held up, switched right halfway, good headway entering final 1f, stayed on well.

CASPIAN PRINCE (IRE) is now on a career-high mark and ran up to best, unable to dominate in the way he had at Epsom but still giving it his all; helped force pace, edged ahead over 1f out, headed final 1f.

MIRZA ran creditably after 8 months off but did have the services of a good claimer and enjoyed a much clearer run than plenty, too; mid-field, pushed along halfway, kept on.

ROBOT BOY (IRE) ran respectably, but he was well positioned and enjoyed a trouble-free age, too, unlike plenty behind; chased leaders, ridden halfway, not quicken approaching final 1f.

EL ASTRONAUTE (IRE) handicapper seems in control now but he remains in good form; helped force pace, headed approaching final 1f, one paced.

EAST STREET REVUE wasn't disgraced, not done any favours by the draw but enjoying a clear age at all times as a result, unlike plenty others; raced wide, mid-field, pushed along halfway, not quicken final 1f.

STEPPER POINT probably remains in form, one of plenty in this to be denied the room to open up properly in the second half of the race; mid-field, short of room from 2f out, always around same position.

CONFESSIONAL found it tougher going back in a higher grade handicap; raced off the pace, never involved.

ORION'S BOW was strong in the betting back at 5f but didn't get a chance to show what he could, persistently denied room from halfway and leaving the strong impression he should have finished much closer, certainly in better heart than his form figures so far this season might suggest and worth keeping an eye on as a result; mid-field, denied a run from 2f out, finished pretty much on the bridle.

JACK DEXTER has been given a chance by the handicapper but didn't get a chance to take advantage, one of a number in this race to be denied a run through from off the pace; held up, short of room from 2f out, never dangerous.

GAMESOME (FR) can have a line put through this run, one of several denied any kind of run; mid-field, short of room from halfway, never a threat.

DESERT LAW (IRE) was below form, his reappearance form here seemingly flattering judged on subsequent efforts in handicaps; close up, ridden over 2f out, weakened final 1f.

DUKE OF FIRENZE can have this run ignored, finding himself poorly positioned after fluffing the start then never having a prayer of working his way through such a large field; dwelt, raced well off the pace, denied a run from 2f out, never involved.

BOWSON FRED was well held for the second start in succession, seemingly not having returned from a break in top form; mid-field, pushed along halfway, beaten approaching final 1f, short of room late on.

MOVE IN TIME again finished well held, his mark starting to slip now but hardly showing much; mid-field, no extra over 1f out, beaten when short of room final 1f.