Ian Kett 'Good Will' Handicap Chase

Off time: 17:05 | Winning time: 7m 22.50s

1^st

No Buts

911-4

3/1

T: D G BridgwaterJ: Mitchell Bastyan (7)

Pressed leader, led briefly 5th, hit 13th, led 16th, ridden after 4 out, came clear from 2 out, stayed on strongly tchd 7/2

2^nd

William Money

1010-7

13/8f

T: Tim VaughanJ: Alan Johns (3)

Led, hit 5th and briefly headed, mistake 15th, headed next, chased winner, tried to close 3 out, ridden and hit 2 out, held after op 15/8 tchd 2/1 and 6/4

3^rd

Only Gorgeous

810-10

4/1

T: Mrs S GardnerJ: Lucy Gardner (3)

Tracked leading trio, not fluent 7th, went 3rd approaching 12th, hit 15th and next, outpaced and no chance with leading pair from 4 out op 9/2

Also Ran

Boa Island

711-12

5/2

T: P F NichollsJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Tracked leading pair until approaching 12th, pushed along going out on final circuit, lost touch 16th, tailed off and pulled up after 4 out tchd 9/4 and 3/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.20EX:£12.90Trifecta:£28.20SF:£8.65

Forecasts

William Money (13/8), Boa Island (5/2), No Buts (3/1), Only Gorgeous (4/1)

A case can be made for all in this. No Buts has the most serious questions to answer in terms of the trip. There is stamina on the dam's side though and he remains interesting with the yard having had a couple of winners recently. Only Gorgeous has been in outstanding form at Exeter but has been a few pounds below those levels at other tracks and he needs to produce a career best. Boa Island is 7lb higher for his Chepstow success but he was only just doing enough that day and cheekpieces will help. WILLIAM MONEY appeals as being potentially the better handicapped of these judged on some of his old form. He boasts very good performances over extreme distances and his yard have been going well.