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17:10 Monday 18 July 2016 2d552s

RACING UK GLASGOW FAIR HANDICAP (2) 442962

Distance : 1m
Prize : £15,562 Rated : (0-100) Age : 3yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Turf Going : Soft
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 (8) 1 (8) Ben Curtis silk 11. DREAM WALKER (FR) 11. DREAM WALKER (FR) -4 <
93
+6 > 93 Ben Curtis 7 8-13 15/28.5 15/28.5
Ben Curtis silk grg HIGHEST HONOR (FR) 124 J: Ben Curtis
T: Brian Ellison
Age: 7 Wgt: 8-13 Eq: (t) OR: 82
Brian Ellison (t) (82)
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had the perfect run through, meaningful in a rough race, but to focus on his positional edge is to underplay his resurgence, taken to another level from Leicester; ridden handier, avoided the developing jams in the straight, then made a decisive move over 1f out, in the right place at the right time but showing off his well-being by opening up a gap in little time, more than enough to hold the latecomers.
in touch, led over 1f out, in command, always holding on
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2 (9) 2 (9) Paul Mulrennan silk 8. LE CHAT D'OR 8. LE CHAT D'OR -31 <
93
0 > 93 Paul Mulrennan 8 9-3 33/134 33/134
Paul Mulrennan silk bg SADLER'S WELLS (USA) 132 J: Paul Mulrennan
T: Michael Dods
Age: 8 Wgt: 9-3 Eq: (b+t) OR: 86
Michael Dods (b+t) (86)
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season so far typifies him, 2 good runs and 2 bad, had a lot to do here (especially in relation to the winner) but needs that sort of ride, being tricky, and circling the field was an advantage with the traffic in front of him, following the third through wide, finishing well.
rear, headway wide 2f out, finished well
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3 (13) 3 (13) Daniel Tudhope silk 4. FORT BASTION (IRE) 4. FORT BASTION (IRE) -9 <
96
-14 > 96 Daniel Tudhope 7 9-11 9/110 9/110
Daniel Tudhope silk bg ROYAL APPLAUSE 124 J: Daniel Tudhope
T: David O'Meara
Age: 7 Wgt: 9-11 Eq: (b) OR: 94
David O'Meara (b) (94)
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found this a touch easier than most of the races he contests, his ability counting for more; could do with sorting his slow breaks, 3 from his last 4, but watching on from the back enabled him to pick a traffic-free lane on the outer, over 2f out, staying on in the wake of the winner, though overtaken for second in the last 100 yds.
slowly away, rear, headway wide over 2f out, stayed on
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4 (1) 4 (1) Joey Haynes silk 14. GWORN 14. GWORN +8 <
78
-3 > 78 Joey Haynes 6 8-11 16/117 16/117
Joey Haynes silk bg MARK OF ESTEEM (IRE) 137 J: Joey Haynes
T: R. Mike Smith
Age: 6 Wgt: 8-11 Eq: (s) OR: 80
R. Mike Smith (s) (80)
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holding form well, a tough job in this class of handicap made slightly easier by a smooth age up the inner, in a race where plenty met trouble, getting close over 1f out, the best he could manage.
mid-field, headway inside 2f out, chased leader briefly, one paced
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5 (14) 5 (14) Andrew Mullen silk ½ 12. MIKMAK 12. MIKMAK +8 <
85
-32 > 86 Andrew Mullen 3 8-13 12/113 12/113
Andrew Mullen silk bg QUIET AMERICAN (USA) J: Andrew Mullen
T: William Muir
Age: 3 Wgt: 8-13 OR: 90
William Muir (90)
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did best of the handful of 3-y-os, and this may be a truer reflection of him than Doncaster the time before, slightly flattered by that muddling (small-field) race, drawn wide and held up here but making a move before most, skirting the congestion, no extra in the final 1f.
held up, headway 3f out, in touch 2f out, no extra final 1f
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6 (11) 6 (11) Jack Garritty silk ½ 7. DOLPHIN VISTA (IRE) 7. DOLPHIN VISTA (IRE) -42 <
89
+16 > 89 Jack Garritty 3 9-4 15/28.5 15/28.5
Jack Garritty silk bg MOZART (IRE) 131 J: Jack Garritty
T: Richard Fahey
Age: 3 Wgt: 9-4 OR: 95
Richard Fahey (95)
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liable to resume progress at a later date, given the power of the stable, but after a progressive spring he's hit a ceiling, given a month off and doing better than at Sandown but lacking the finishing kick that marked his earlier development.
mid-field, effort 2f out, one paced
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7 (3) 7 (3) David Nolan silk ¾ 9. ANOTHER TOUCH 9. ANOTHER TOUCH -8 <
85+
+16 > 85 David Nolan 3 9-2 8/19 8/19
David Nolan silk bg NAYEF (USA) 129 J: David Nolan
T: Richard Fahey
Age: 3 Wgt: 9-2 OR: 93
Richard Fahey (93)
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again didn't get the chance to shine, a good position turning into a poor one as the traffic built up, boxed in over 1f out; he's been patiently handled so far this term (off 2 months before this), increasing his scope for the second half.
tracked pace, short of room over 1f out, no chance final 1f
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8 (10) 8 (10) Connor Beasley silk 6. FINN CLASS (IRE) 6. FINN CLASS (IRE) +2 <
78
+10 > 79 Connor Beasley 5 9-6 18/119 18/119
Connor Beasley silk bg HALLING (USA) 133 J: Connor Beasley
T: Michael Dods
Age: 5 Wgt: 9-6 OR: 89
Michael Dods (89)
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prominent early, had to fight to save from having the door shut through the penultimate furlong, but it was such hard work partly because he's not in top form right now.
prominent, short of room 2f out, kept on until final 1f
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9 (6) 9 (6) Jason Hart silk 4 13. NICHOLAS T 13. NICHOLAS T +24 <
59
+22 > 60 Jason Hart 4 8-11 6/17 6/17
Jason Hart silk bg GROOM DANCER (USA) 128 J: Jason Hart
T: Jim Goldie
Age: 4 Wgt: 8-11 OR: 80
Jim Goldie (80)
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disappointing in view of the way he'd been shaping up, on top of his advantage in making the running, soon grabbing pole position, headed/weakened over 1f out; possibly feeling the effects of a fairly intensive start to his career, only 6 weeks earlier that he made his debut.
led, headed over 1f out, weakened
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10 (2) 10 (2) Joe Fanning silk 2. KEYSTROKE 2. KEYSTROKE -1 <
72+
+9 > 73 Joe Fanning 4 9-13 9/25.5f 9/25.5f
Joe Fanning silk bc SELKIRK (USA) 129 J: Joe Fanning
T: Jeremy Noseda
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-13 OR: 96
Jeremy Noseda (96)
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had started his season with a bang, still sounding, not his fault he hasn't built on it yet, keen in mid-field on his return from a break (4 months), but the trouble he ran into was the main issue, leaving him hopelessly placed, spared a hard race.
mid-field, shuffled back early in straight, no room 2f out, no chance after
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11 (4) 11 (4) Clifford Lee silk ¾ 1. LAT HAWILL (IRE) 1. LAT HAWILL (IRE) +15 <
71
+30 > 72 Clifford Lee (7) 5 10-0 20/121 20/121
Clifford Lee silk bg PRIMO DOMINIE 121 J: Clifford Lee (7)
T: Keith Dalgleish
Age: 5 Wgt: 10-0 OR: 97
Keith Dalgleish (97)
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initial upturn for the new stable is wearing out, back looking half-hearted again, losing his place 2f out, little fight in him.
mid-field, lost place 2f out, weakened
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12 (12) 12 (12) Cam Hardie silk ½ 5. PINTURA 5. PINTURA +31 <
65+
+16 > 65 Cam Hardie 9 9-9 20/121 20/121
Cam Hardie silk chg PICCOLO 121 J: Cam Hardie
T: Alistair Whillans
Age: 9 Wgt: 9-9 Eq: (b) OR: 92
Alistair Whillans (b) (92)
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just the 2 lb rise still leaves him vulnerable, but trouble did for him here, squeezed for room at the crucial stage.
waited with, short of room 2f out, eased
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13 (5) 13 (5) Dougie Costello silk 5 3. LORD BEN STACK (IRE) 3. LORD BEN STACK (IRE) +29 <
55
+24 > 56 Dougie Costello 4 9-12 17/29.5 17/29.5
Dougie Costello silk bg BERING 136 J: Dougie Costello
T: K. R. Burke
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-12 OR: 95
K. R. Burke (95)
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again had some market behind him, which may yet prove significant, but there were less excuses here than on his April reappearance, disputing the lead until 2f out, again racing freely, some trouble only hastening his fold.
disputed lead, weakened 2f out
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Non Runners: MARGARET'S MISSION (IRE).

Winning Owner: Mr Keith Brown

Time: 1m 44.07s Closing Sectional: (3f): 37.8s (103.2%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 119%, Betfair SP 102.4%

A good prize, but still a Northern-centric field, favourite Keystroke only 1 of a couple of Southern raiders and losing his chance in the congestion up the straight, a rough race for many, room at a as the gallop wasn't strong, the second/third in the last pair but skirting the traffic down the outside, not quite the competition - nor therefore the form - that it promised on paper.

DREAM WALKER (FR) had the perfect run through, meaningful in a rough race, but to focus on his positional edge is to underplay his resurgence, taken to another level from Leicester; ridden handier, avoided the developing jams in the straight, then made a decisive move over 1f out, in the right place at the right time but showing off his well-being by opening up a gap in little time, more than enough to hold the latecomers.

LE CHAT D'OR season so far typifies him, 2 good runs and 2 bad, had a lot to do here (especially in relation to the winner) but needs that sort of ride, being tricky, and circling the field was an advantage with the traffic in front of him, following the third through wide, finishing well.

FORT BASTION (IRE) found this a touch easier than most of the races he contests, his ability counting for more; could do with sorting his slow breaks, 3 from his last 4, but watching on from the back enabled him to pick a traffic-free lane on the outer, over 2f out, staying on in the wake of the winner, though overtaken for second in the last 100 yds.

GWORN holding form well, a tough job in this class of handicap made slightly easier by a smooth age up the inner, in a race where plenty met trouble, getting close over 1f out, the best he could manage.

MIKMAK did best of the handful of 3-y-os, and this may be a truer reflection of him than Doncaster the time before, slightly flattered by that muddling (small-field) race, drawn wide and held up here but making a move before most, skirting the congestion, no extra in the final 1f.

DOLPHIN VISTA (IRE) liable to resume progress at a later date, given the power of the stable, but after a progressive spring he's hit a ceiling, given a month off and doing better than at Sandown but lacking the finishing kick that marked his earlier development.

ANOTHER TOUCH again didn't get the chance to shine, a good position turning into a poor one as the traffic built up, boxed in over 1f out; he's been patiently handled so far this term (off 2 months before this), increasing his scope for the second half.

FINN CLASS (IRE) prominent early, had to fight to save from having the door shut through the penultimate furlong, but it was such hard work partly because he's not in top form right now.

NICHOLAS T disappointing in view of the way he'd been shaping up, on top of his advantage in making the running, soon grabbing pole position, headed/weakened over 1f out; possibly feeling the effects of a fairly intensive start to his career, only 6 weeks earlier that he made his debut.

KEYSTROKE had started his season with a bang, still sounding, not his fault he hasn't built on it yet, keen in mid-field on his return from a break (4 months), but the trouble he ran into was the main issue, leaving him hopelessly placed, spared a hard race.

LAT HAWILL (IRE) initial upturn for the new stable is wearing out, back looking half-hearted again, losing his place 2f out, little fight in him.

PINTURA just the 2 lb rise still leaves him vulnerable, but trouble did for him here, squeezed for room at the crucial stage.

LORD BEN STACK (IRE) again had some market behind him, which may yet prove significant, but there were less excuses here than on his April reappearance, disputing the lead until 2f out, again racing freely, some trouble only hastening his fold.