14:20 Aintree
Thursday 7 April 2022
All13:4514:2014:5515:3016:0516:4017:15
Jewson Anniversary 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle (Grade 1) (GBB Race)
- 4YO only  |  Class 1  |  2m 209y  |  Good to Soft (Good in places)  |  9 Runners  |  Turf  |   Amended Result
- Off time: 14:21Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 4m 17.85s
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Just a maiden win for Aidan O'Brien on the level but has made a jolt of progress each hurdles start, following up his Naas novice win in the Fred Winter at Cheltenham (16.4f) 23 days ago, knuckling down well to lower the colours of a heavily-backed favourite. Likely to progress further.
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Winner of back-to-back juvenile hurdles in the autumn and, fit from Flat, impressed when landing listed juvenile at Musselburgh (15.5f) in February. Disappointed in the Adonis won by Knight Salute last time, though.
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Ex-Irish gelding who scored for the third time over hurdles in 9-runner juvenile at Musselburgh (17.4f, good) 13 days ago, unchallenged. Has a lot more on his plate now and looks vulnerable.
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Made second start in France a winning one in 11-runner juvenile at Auteuil (17.4f, soft) in November. Didn't need to improve to follow up on British debut at Newbury last month and remains capable of better up in grade.
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Lost his way on Flat but has taken really well to hurdling, making it 5-5 in Grade 2 Adonis at Kempton. Seemingly outclassed when well held in Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham last time and, although he should fare better here, others make more appeal.
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Winner of both starts over hurdles in France last year and overcame a late scare to maintain his unbeaten hurdling record with much more authority than the bare margin implies in 3-runner handicap at Market Rasen (16.6f) 44 days ago. Exciting prospect and not taken lightly up in grade.
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Useful on the Flat and has made a most promising start over hurdles, winning first 2 outings before an excellent third to Vauban in the Triumph (16.8f). Major player on that form.
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Flat winner for George Scott and carried that ability over to hurdles, winning juveniles at Stratford and Newcastle during the autumn. Had a breathing operation prior to finishing a respectable fifth of 21 to Brazil in the Fred Winter but more needed up in grade.
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Unbeaten all 3 starts over hurdles in France showing fairly useful form, latest win coming at Vichy (16.4f, soft) in May. Open to further improvement for new yard and rates an interesting contender.
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Result Amended
Pied Piper - Original Position 1st. Amended Position 2nd.
Forecasts
Pied Piper (10/11), Brazil (5/2), Petit Tonnerre (10/1), Knight Salute (14/1), Too Friendly (16/1), Fautinette (18/1), In The Air (28/1), Impulsive One (40/1), Inca Prince (40/1)
This is a big step up for PETIT TONNERRE, but he looked potentially smart when winning with much more authority than the bare margin implies on his British debut at Market Rasen and is taken to confirm that impression now hiked in grade. Pied Piper is a major form player on his excellent third to Vauban in the Triumph, while Brazil showed an excellent attitude to lower the colours of a heavily-backed one in the Fred Winter and also needs taking very seriously.
- Petit Tonnerre10/1
- Pied Piper10/11
- Brazil5/2
Previous Winners
Prize Money
1st: £61,897.002nd: £23,320.003rd: £11,671.004th: £5,830.005th: £2,926.006th: £1,463.007th: £726.008th: £374.00
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