14:20 Market Rasen

Thursday 20 May 2021

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Book Betway Summer Plate Ladies Day Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 14:20 | Winning time: 5m 26.30s

1^st

Design Icon

511-4

13/2

T: K Bailey & M NichollsJ: C Gethings

Chased leader, ridden after 3 out, lost 2nd 2 out, rallied to go 2nd again last, stayed on, led towards finish op 11/2

2^nd

Who's The Guv'nor

711-4

33/1

T: Micky HammondJ: Alain Cawley

Led, not fluent 3 out, ridden approaching last, 2 lengths clear flat, headed towards finish tchd 28/1

3^rd

6 ½

Master Templar

611-4

2/1f

T: O MurphyJ: David England

Chased leaders, raced keenly, outpaced when mistake 2 out, plugged on to take modest 3rd flat op 5/2 tchd 11/4

4^th

Tiny Tantrum

511-4

11/1

T: L WadhamJ: Bryony Le Clerc

Tracked leaders, not fluent and slow at times, close up 2 out, weakened into 4th flat op 12/1

5^th

5 ½

Lough Har

711-4

9/4

T: F O'BrienJ: P J Brennan

Mid-division, not fluent 4th, headway before 2 out, pressing for 2nd before last, weakened flat op 15/8

6^th

Blackthorn Winter

711-4

16/1

T: J FarrellyJ: Mitchell Bastyan (3)

Held up in rear, took keen hold, not fluent 2nd or 5th, weakened before 2 out op 25/1

Also Ran

Mauritian Bolt

611-4

11/2

T: Ruth JeffersonJ: Nathan Moscrop (3)

Held up in rear, not fluent 5th, slithered badly on landing, almost fell and unseated rider 3 out op 9/2 tchd 7/2

Robins Field

611-4

50/1

T: Tim VaughanJ: Alan Johns

Mid-division, weakened after 3 out, pulled up before 2 out tchd 66/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£6.20Pl:£1.80, £5.00, £1.30EX:£97.20Trifecta:£724.10SF:£146.62Swingers:£16.00, £3.20, £11.40

Forecasts

Master Templar (2/1), Lough Har (9/4), Mauritian Bolt (11/2), Design Icon (13/2), Tiny Tantrum (11/1), Blackthorn Winter (16/1), Who's The Guv'nor (33/1), Robins Field (50/1)

DESIGN ICON failed to repeat his Southwell effort here last time, but he could prove a different proposition now stepping up to a more suitable trip. Mauritian Bolt is another who is bred to do better at 2½m and beyond, while Lough Har is respected on the pick of his form returning to hurdles.