17:00 Wolverhampton
Saturday 8 February 2020
All17:0017:3018:0018:3019:0019:3020:0020:30
Bombardier British Hopped Amber Beer Amateur Riders' Handicap (Div 1)
- 4YO plus  |  Class 6  |  1m 142y  |  Standard  |  10 Runners  |  Allweather  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 17:00Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 51.21s
Cloth number
Odds
Horse A-Z
Show odds
Dual C&D winner (for Ilka Gansera-Leveque); well-handicapped and offered hope for the future when emerging from a poor spell of form here recently (fourth); only sixth of ten at Newcastle on Thursday evening.
Stayed on under pressure (got there late) when winning over 1m at Chelmsford last month; clearly goes well for a female rider (three-time C&D winner for Jane Elliott (2017-18)); major player from a 3lb higher mark.
First-time blinkers appeared to work the oracle when winning unchallenged at Newcastle (7f) in late November; no further progress since (7lb above that 'winning' mark); stamina is a slight concern over the extended mile.
Maiden (0-11); runner-up in two of her five starts over C&D, including when beaten 2L by the Irish-raider Tio Esteban (3-1f) in early November; can be expected to race fairly prominently.
Dual C&D winner (early 2017); his 'best' effort over the past 12 months came when beaten a neck in a Class 6 C&D selling handicap; feasibly weighted if ready to roll from a five-month absence but others make more appeal.
Versatile in terms of AW venue; most productive here (1m½f-1m1½f) since October 2019 - form figures read 31262; competes from the same mark (52) as when second best to Necoleta (beaten 3¾L) seven weeks ago; chance.
Wetherby winner (1m, good to firm) for David Brown in May 2019; 0-8 since, including at odds of 66-1 at Lingfield (1m2f) three weeks ago; often struggles to break from the stalls in a timely fashion.
Made all when winning over C&D (Class 7, 16-1) in January 2019; is better known as a Fibresand specialist - finished 2½L third to Daniel Dravot in a modest classified stakes race there early in the New Year.
More miss than hit since shedding the maiden tag at Chelmsford (1m2f) in October 2018; continues to ease in the weights, but is very difficult to fancy unless the 117-day break has done her the world of good; essentially risky.
Very lowly rated 26-race maiden; her third placed finish at Chelmsford (1m) in late November already seems a long time ago; look elsewhere with confidence.
Non-Runners
11
(8)

Sixth Of June1
Weight: 10-5|Â Â Age: 6
T: Simon Earle  J: Mr J Harding
NR
Forecasts
Decoration Of War (3/1), I Think So (10/3), Caribbean Spring (4/1), Rivas Rob Roy (11/2), Pike Corner Cross (13/2), Limerick Lord (10/1), Margaret J (25/1), Grasmere (25/1), Lord Murphy (50/1), Fitzy (50/1), Sixth Of June (50/1)
The mare I Think So is a a probable pace angle. Pike Corner Cross continues to perform with consistency at Wolverhampton but could be inconvenienced by a wide draw, while the well handicapped Decoration of War offered little at Newcastle on Thursday. Therefore, the advice is to stick with George Margarson's recent Chelmsford scorer CARIBBEAN SPRING. This seven-year-old gelding is clearly well suited to female handling having won for Georgia Dobie, Rosie Margarson and Jane Elliott (x3) in the past.
- Caribbean Spring
- I Think So
- Pike Corner Cross
Prize Money
1st: £2,683.002nd: £832.003rd: £416.004th: £400.005th: £400.006th: £400.007th: £400.008th: £400.00
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