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16:10 Tuesday 02 May 2023 5a6l1e

BRITISH EBF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE OAKS STAKES (Listed) (1) 1r2w27

 Distance : 1m 2f 50y
Prize : £31,190 Age : 4yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf Going : Heavy
Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf
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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 (9) 1 (9) Rob Hornby silk 8. ONE FOR BOBBY (IRE) 8. ONE FOR BOBBY (IRE) -11 <
106
-3 > 101 Rob Hornby 4 9-2 17/29.5 17/29.5
Rob Hornby silk bf INVINCIBLE SPIRIT (IRE) 121 J: Rob Hornby
T: Hughie Morrison
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 		Hughie Morrison
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who attracted a bit of with her new yard going nicely, took a step forward to make the breakthrough at this level on first outing since leaving John Patrick Murtagh after 7 months off, going without a tongue strap this time; travelled fluently, chased leaders after 2f, took second well over 2f out, led last ½f, won a shade cosily.
chased leaders after 2f, took second 2f out, led final ½f, cosily
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2 (4) 2 (4) Daniel Tudhope silk 1 9. PINK CARNATION 9. PINK CARNATION -8 <
104
-19 > 100 Daniel Tudhope 4 9-2 16/117 16/117
Daniel Tudhope silk bf TEOFILO (IRE) 126 J: Daniel Tudhope
T: Archie Watson
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 Eq: (b) 		Archie Watson (b)
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after 6 months off, got back on the up under an enterprising ride; took keen hold, led after 2f, drew several lengths clear halfway, closed down over 1f out, headed last ½f, pulled clear of rest.
led after 2f, drew clear halfway, closed down over 1f out, headed final ½f, clear of rest
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3 (1) 3 (1) Ben Martin Coen silk 5½ 2. ANNERVILLE (IRE) 2. ANNERVILLE (IRE) +6 <
91
+12 > 88 Ben Martin Coen 5 9-2 22/123 22/123
Ben Martin Coen silk bm MONTJEU (IRE) 137 J: Ben Martin Coen
T: John Patrick Murtagh, Ireland
Age: 5 Wgt: 9-2 Eq: (s) 		John Patrick Murtagh, Ireland (s)
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couldn't lay a glove on the first 2 but deserves some credit for doing comfortably best of the rest in a race in which it proved hard to get involved from much off the speed; dwelt, mid-division, effort under 3f out, took third over 1f out, edged left, stayed on.
dwelt, mid-division, effort under 3f out, took third 1f out, edged left, stayed on
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4 (2) 4 (2) G. F. Carroll silk 4¼ 10. SUNSET SHIRAZ (IRE) 10. SUNSET SHIRAZ (IRE) +14 <
83
+1 > 81 G. F. Carroll 4 9-2 10/111 10/111
G. F. Carroll silk bf SHIROCCO (GER) 129 J: G. F. Carroll
T: Gavin Patrick Cromwell, Ireland
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 Eq: (t) 		Gavin Patrick Cromwell, Ireland (t)
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went backwards from reappearance, yet to prove her stamina for this trip; chased leaders, effort under 3f out, one paced.
chased leaders, effort under 3f out, one paced
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5 (7) 5 (7) Richard Kingscote silk 2 3. CRYSTAL CAPRICE (IRE) 3. CRYSTAL CAPRICE (IRE) -5 <
78+
+14 > 77 Richard Kingscote 4 9-2 9/25.5 9/25.5
Richard Kingscote silk bf DUBAWI (IRE) 129 J: Richard Kingscote
T: Sir Michael Stoute
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 		Sir Michael Stoute
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easy to back, seems likely to strip a good deal fitter for the run after 6 months off (should stay this trip); steadied at the start, patiently ridden, brief headway under 3f out, no further impression, not knocked about.
steadied start, held up, brief effort under 3f out, no further impression
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6 (10) 6 (10) James Doyle silk 2¼ 6. MISTY DANCER 6. MISTY DANCER +14 <
74?
+29 > 72 James Doyle 4 9-2 5/16 5/16
James Doyle silk gr or rof PIVOTAL 124 J: James Doyle
T: Simon & Ed Crisford
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 		Simon & Ed Crisford
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might have needed the run more than the market suggested after 6 months off, but this was a bit disappointing given she's proven under the conditions and was well positioned; awkward leaving stalls, tracked pace, effort 3f out, faded 2f out.
awkward start, tracked pace, effort 3f out, faded 2f out
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7 (3) 7 (3) Tom Marquand silk 1¾ 1. GOLDEN LYRA (IRE) 1. GOLDEN LYRA (IRE) +33 <
73+
+17 > 72 Tom Marquand 4 9-5 15/82.87f 15/82.87f
Tom Marquand silk chf SEA THE STARS (IRE) 140 J: Tom Marquand
T: William Haggas
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-5 		William Haggas
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looked very rusty after 6 months off; soon steadied, shaken up 4f out, made no impression; likely to be much closer to form next time.
steadied start, shaken up 4f out, no impression
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8 (5) 8 (5) R. P. Whelan silk ½ 4. HOTTER THAN HADES (IRE) 4. HOTTER THAN HADES (IRE) +25 <
69+
68 R. P. Whelan 4 9-2 100/1101 100/1101
R. P. Whelan silk bf SADLER'S WELLS (USA) 132 J: R. P. Whelan
T: Jack W. Davison, Ireland
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 Eq: (s) 		Jack W. Davison, Ireland (s)
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had a lot on her plate at the weights in any case, but was too free in first-time cheekpieces to allow herself to give her running; mid-field, took strong hold, left behind over 2f out.
mid-field, left behind over 2f out
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9 (8) 9 (8) Dane O'Neill silk 4¾ 7. MUKADDAMAH 7. MUKADDAMAH +43 <
58+
+18 > 58 Dane O'Neill 4 9-2 16/117 16/117
Dane O'Neill silk bf DUBAWI (IRE) 129 J: Dane O'Neill
T: Roger Varian
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 		Roger Varian
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after 7 months off, was unable to handle conditions; mid-division, struggling under 3f out, well beaten soon after.
mid-division, struggling under 3f out, beaten soon after
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10 (6) 10 (6) William Buick silk 34 5. LIFE OF DREAMS 5. LIFE OF DREAMS <
William Buick 4 9-2 9/110 9/110
William Buick silk bf SEA THE STARS (IRE) 140 J: William Buick
T: Charlie Appleby
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 		Charlie Appleby
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back up in trip, was unable to handle conditions; settled mid-field, lost place 3f out, faltered, eased off.
settled in mid-field, lost place 3f out, faltered, eased
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All 10 ran.

Winning Owner: Miss A. H. Marshall

Time: 2m 15.89s Closing Sectional: (3f): 38.45s (103.6%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 116%, Betfair SP 101.6%

Very much an early-season feel to this listed event, most a long way from their best, while it proved hard to make an impact from much off the pace.

ONE FOR BOBBY (IRE) who attracted a bit of with her new yard going nicely, took a step forward to make the breakthrough at this level on first outing since leaving John Patrick Murtagh after 7 months off, going without a tongue strap this time; travelled fluently, chased leaders after 2f, took second well over 2f out, led last ½f, won a shade cosily.

PINK CARNATION after 6 months off, got back on the up under an enterprising ride; took keen hold, led after 2f, drew several lengths clear halfway, closed down over 1f out, headed last ½f, pulled clear of rest.

ANNERVILLE (IRE) couldn't lay a glove on the first 2 but deserves some credit for doing comfortably best of the rest in a race in which it proved hard to get involved from much off the speed; dwelt, mid-division, effort under 3f out, took third over 1f out, edged left, stayed on.

SUNSET SHIRAZ (IRE) went backwards from reappearance, yet to prove her stamina for this trip; chased leaders, effort under 3f out, one paced.

CRYSTAL CAPRICE (IRE) easy to back, seems likely to strip a good deal fitter for the run after 6 months off (should stay this trip); steadied at the start, patiently ridden, brief headway under 3f out, no further impression, not knocked about.

MISTY DANCER might have needed the run more than the market suggested after 6 months off, but this was a bit disappointing given she's proven under the conditions and was well positioned; awkward leaving stalls, tracked pace, effort 3f out, faded 2f out.

GOLDEN LYRA (IRE) looked very rusty after 6 months off; soon steadied, shaken up 4f out, made no impression; likely to be much closer to form next time.

HOTTER THAN HADES (IRE) had a lot on her plate at the weights in any case, but was too free in first-time cheekpieces to allow herself to give her running; mid-field, took strong hold, left behind over 2f out.

MUKADDAMAH after 7 months off, was unable to handle conditions; mid-division, struggling under 3f out, well beaten soon after.

LIFE OF DREAMS back up in trip, was unable to handle conditions; settled mid-field, lost place 3f out, faltered, eased off.

16:10 Nottingham Result on Tuesday 02 May 2023 5i4r43

The 1M 2F 50Y 16:10 BRITISH EBF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE OAKS STAKES (Listed) (1) at Nottingham was run on Heavy. It was open to 4yo+ and had a prize fund of £31,190. There were 10 runners. The winning horse was ONE FOR BOBBY (IRE) who won by 1. ONE FOR BOBBY (IRE) had an industry starting price (ISP) of 17/2.

How the rest of the runners fared: