17:30 Kempton
Wednesday 25 September 2019
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32Red On The App Store Novice Median Auction Stakes (Div 2)
- 2YO only  |  Class 5  |  6f  |  Standard / Slow  |  9 Runners  |  Polytrack  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 17:31Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 14.12s
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Overcame a slow start and early signs of greenness to make a winning debut at this trip on good ground at Windsor earlier in the month. Bare form is nothing special but created a good impression and should be more to come.
Didn't show much on debut but better when 3L third of six at Bath subsequently and the runner up has won a nursery since to give the form a stronger look. Should be capable of further progress.
Bit better on second run at Windsor but does have 5L to find with Dance Fever from that run though 7lb pull should help.
Showed some improvement on second start but was behind a couple of these that day and first time cheek pieces will need to have dramatic improvement to turn the form around.
Entitled to progress for the experience from Chelmsford debut recently but plenty needed and only of interest if market speaks in his favour.
Half-brother to Leroy Leroy who won over 1m as a juvenile but stable yet to have a two-year-old winner so readily passed over.
Last on debut at Goodwood but much better when 6L second to a long odds-on shot at Epsom recently. That was over 7f and the way she was staying on suggests this drop in trip is a negative.
Dam won from 6f to 1m and a half-sister to smart sprinter Hit The Bid. Stable's juveniles tend to know their job and has to be of interest if market speaks in her favour.
Well beaten in debut and although she showed more when midfield at Yarmouth last week, a good deal more is needed and likely one for handicaps in due course.
Forecasts
Dance Fever (5/6), Pepper Bay (2/1), Moondance (8/1), Alfies Watch (12/1), Bad Company (22/1), San Juan (25/1), Upstage (25/1), Gift Of Youth (50/1), Scorpio's Dream (66/1)
It probably wasn't a strong maiden that DANCE FEVER took on debut but the fact he was able to overcome a slow start was encouraging and he may be up to defying a penalty. Alfies Watch showed enough on second start at Bath to suggest he has a race in him and may follow the selection home while newcomer Pepper Bay wouldn't have to anything special to take a hand in the finish.
- Dance Fever
- Alfies Watch
- Pepper Bay
Prize Money
1st: £3,881.002nd: £1,155.003rd: £577.004th: £289.00
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