14:50 Wincanton
Wednesday 27 February 2019
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CRS Building Supplies Ltd Handicap Chase
- 5YO plus | Class 3 | 2m 4f 35y | Good | 8 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 14:50 | Winning time: 5m 10.10s
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Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Has gone downhill since picking up a valuable prize at Market Rasen in 2017. Has a good record in this grade but hard to foresee a revival at present.
Dual chase winner has little room to manouvre off this mark, but he does have fewer questions to answer than the majority of this field in terms of wellbeing.
Eight-time winner despite often looking as though there was a fragile edge to him. That has been highly apparent lately and his jumping lacked conviction last time.
Effective from 2m4f-3m and was the winner of the Racing Post Chase in 2013 and likes it around here. Has a 3-7 record off marks of 128-129 and he is 6-15 in this grade.
Bet the useful War Sound last term but form has been on the wane since. Handicapper has given him a chance since and the benefit of recent wind surgery may be more evident this time.
Fourth in a better race at Cheltenham last time and 2lb lower here. Both wins have come on a sound surface and this represents an excellent opportunity to gain a first success over fences.
Had plenty going for him last time but once again underachieved. Would make short work of these at his best but that looks highly doubtful now.
Beat Wotzizname in a point-to-point and appeared to have a bright future having run out a 22L winner on debut for this yard. Has had his issues since, but nicely weighted if drop to 2m4f does the trick.
Forecasts
Dentley De Mee (3/1), Chef D'Equipe (3/1), Overland Flyer (9/2), Silverhow (6/1), Opening Batsman (15/2), Ballybolley (10/1), Western Miller (12/1), Henryville (33/1)
Silverhow and Overland Flyer have pieces of form that would make them hard to beat if on song and a market move for either would be significant. Opening Batsman has a statistical record that makes him one to consider but at his current age there must be a doubt he can profit. Chef D'Equipe and DENTLEY DE MEE are two young horses who arrive with no questions about their current readiness. The former does not look as well-treated as the selection who will relish the conditions and who shaped well in a class 2 at Cheltenham last time.
- Dentley De Mee
- Silverhow
- Opening Batsman
Prize Money
1st: £8,122.002nd: £2,385.003rd: £1,192.004th: £596.005th: £350.006th: £350.007th: £350.008th: £350.00
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