14:50 Cartmel

Saturday 27 August 2022

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BTRC Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

Off time: 14:50 | Winning time: 4m 0.80s

1^st

Grand Soufle

611-4

4/1

T: James MoffattJ: Charlotte Jones (3)

Made virtually all, ridden after last, stayed on well op 9/2 tchd 5/1

2^nd

3 ½

No Trouble

611-4

6/4f

T: J C McConnellJ: Kieren Buckley (5)

Tracked leaders, edged right before 3 out and 2 out, went 2nd after 2 out, driven after last, no impression on winner final 150 yards op 7/4

3^rd

Star Vantage

511-4

25/1

T: G BewleyJ: Jonathon Bewley (3)

Held up towards rear, headway before 3 out, soon outpaced, rallied before last, went 3rd flat, no impression op 22/1 tchd 28/1

4^th

Razzo Italiano

511-4

33/1

T: G HanmerJ: K Brogan

Prominent, ridden and lost 2nd after 2 out, no extra and lost 3rd flat op 22/1

5^th

2 ½

Nechako

611-4

9/1

T: James MoffattJ: Sam Twiston-Davies

Led briefly before 1st, prominent, ridden after 3 out, no extra last op 7/1

6^th

8 ½

Fllana Bay

510-11

80/1

T: M A BarnesJ: S Mulqueen

Held up in mid-division, effort before 3 out, well beaten from 2 out op 50/1

7^th

Gamigin

411-1

13/2

T: N C KellyJ: S Bowen

In rear, not fluent 1st, slow 2nd, well beaten 3 out op 4/1

Also Ran

Zanevsky

911-4

200/1

T: Mrs Stella BarclayJ: J Kington

Tracked leaders, mistake 1st, slow 2nd, struggling 4th, soon behind, tailed off before 3 out, pulled up after op 150/1

Rich Dream

411-1

3/1

T: E BethellJ: B S Hughes

Mid-division, mistake and lost place 1st, slow 2nd and 3rd, soon behind, pulled up before 3 out op 4/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£5.50Pl:£1.50, £1.10, £4.40EX:£12.80Trifecta:£137.70SF:£10.81Swingers:£2.00, £12.00, £6.90

Forecasts

No Trouble (6/4), Rich Dream (3/1), Grand Soufle (4/1), Gamigin (13/2), Nechako (9/1), Star Vantage (25/1), Razzo Italiano (33/1), Fllana Bay (80/1), Zanevsky (200/1)

NO TROUBLE is going the right way and has to be considered the one to beat following a good third at Wexford earlier in the month. Rich Dream, a fairly useful performer on the Flat, should be up to making his presence felt in a race of this nature over hurdles, while Gamigin may do better in this sphere now with a new stable.