17:50 Ayr
Monday 22 June 2020
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Jordan Electrics Handicap
- 4YO plus | Class 2 | 1m 2f | Good | 9 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 17:51 | Winning time: 2m 7.11s
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Took the scalp of Invasion Day when winning a three-runner affair at Navan (1m, gd/yld) in June 2019; left the care of Dermot Weld (for €45,000) in October 2019; first start for David O'Meara.
Course specialist (won twice in the space of a week last July), and was keeping on well when beaten a neck by Certain Lad at the Western meeting; rounded off last season with a mid-division finish in the Cambridgeshire.
Easing in the weights, yet cut little ice in an ambitious foray across to Sweden (Jagersro) four weeks ago; last turf win came in a Class 2 Optional Claimer at Pontefract.
Has a pleasing strike-rate (3-8), but is now rated 6lb higher than when winning a classified stakes at Doncaster (1m2½f, gd/fm) in September 2019; taken out of planned seasonal reappearance runs at Newcastle (2nd) & Doncaster (14th).
Sits just 1lb below his last winning mark (1m, Yarmouth); finished 5½L fourth to Babbo's Boy in a Class 3 contest at Haydock (1m2½f, gd/sft) 15 days ago; the jury is still out about his effectiveness over this 1m2f trip.
Given a positive front-running ride when winning at Chester (1m2½f, soft) last summer; returns from a brief stint over hurdles; run down close home when sent off odds-on in a jumpers' bumper at Newcastle (2m) 122 days ago; stablemate of Caballero.
Ex-Hugo Palmer; failed to negotiate the smoothest of passages when finishing 6L fourth to Cap Francais (stable debut) at Haydock (1m, good) 13 days ago; is versatile in terms of underfoot conditions; probable player.
Was completing a quickfire hat-trick when winning over C&D (good to soft) in October 2018; modest in three runs during 2019, but offered more promise when sixth to Colony Queen on return to action at Newcastle (1m2f) 16 days ago.
Ready winner of a Newmarket nursery (7f, good to firm) in late 2018, but bitterly disappointing since returning from a 14-month absence; eased when finishing last of ten at Beverley (1m½f, good) 11 days ago.
Forecasts
Oasis Prince (5/2), Sandret (4/1), Tinandali (7/1), Dark Lochnagar (15/2), Hot Team (8/1), Nicholas T (17/2), Star Of Southwold (11/1), Daawy (18/1), Caballero (40/1)
The finale lacks a standout contender. Oasis Prince still hasn't fully proved himself in terms of stamina over 1m2f, while Ben Haslam's Sandret continues to climb steadily up the weights. Dark Lochnagar was probably a shade unfortunate not to win a jumpers' bumper at Newcastle earlier in the year (stamina ebbed away), and while he promises to be suited by dropping back-in-trip, his trainer Keith Dalgleish (also saddles Caballero) could be in better form. Therefore, on just his second start for Richard Fahey, the tentative choice is the ground versatile four-year-old HOT TEAM.
- Hot Team
- Dark Lochnagar
- Oasis Prince
Prize Money
1st: £9,704.002nd: £2,888.003rd: £1,443.004th: £722.00
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