16:40 Cheltenham

Thursday 12 March 2026

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Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) (GBB Race)

  • 5YO plus  |   Class 1  |   2m 7f 213y  |   Good (Good to Soft in places)  |   24 Runners  |   Turf  |   Weighed In
  • Off time: 16:41  |   Winning time: 5m 53.36s
1st
Horse silk
7
10/3f
T: D SkeltonJ: Harry Skelton
Held up in mid-division, not fluent 1st, chased leaders 8th, made smooth headway in between rivals after 3 out, made challenge on bend after 2 out, shaken up to lead approaching last, ridden clear flat, readily tchd 3/1
2nd
Horse silk
3 ½
11
22/1
T: Ruth JeffersonJ: B S Hughes
Wore hood to post, mid-division on outer, not fluent 6th, made headway after 3 out, pressed leaders after 2 out, went second before last, kept on flat but no match for winner tchd 25/1
3rd
Horse silk
2 ½
12
810-9
40/1
T: O MurphyJ: S Bowen
Wore hood to post, held up in rear, made steady headway after 3 out, still going okay 2 out, ridden before last, hung left but went third run-in, ran on
4th
Horse silk
1 ¼
17
610-8
22/1
T: A MullinsJ: Danny Mullins
Chased leaders, awkward 3rd, landed awkwardly 2 out, soon made headway, going okay when bumped before last, ridden and made no impression run-in, weakened gradually towards finish tchd 25/1
5th
Horse silk
nse
23
810-4
33/1
T: L Russell & M ScudamoreJ: P W Wadge
Towards rear, not fluent 5th, rear of midfield after 6th, going okay in behind leaders after 3 out, pushed along after 2 out, went third before last, made little impression flat, lost two places towards finish op 50/1
6th
Horse silk
hd
13
50/1
T: J P O'BrienJ: Hugh Horgan (5)
Towards rear of midfield, shaken up after 3 out, pushed along next, ridden and made headway before last, kept on well towards finish, nearest finish op 40/1
7th
Horse silk
nk
21
8/1
T: N J HendersonJ: James Bowen
Prominent, pushed along and pressed leaders after 2 out, outpaced and made no impression before last, rallied flat, ran on op 7/1
8th
Horse silk
hd
8
8/1
T: P F NichollsJ: H Cobden
Mid-division, lost ground when outpaced 2 out, bit short of room when making headway approaching last, made no impression but kept on run-in tchd 13/2
9th
Horse silk
2 ½
24
50/1
T: N P MulhollandJ: C O'Farrell
Towards rear, rear of midfield after 8th, made steady headway after 9th, mistake 2 out, soon ridden along, outpaced by leaders before last, ran on same pace tchd 40/1
10th
Horse silk
nk
3
9/1
T: C GordonJ: Freddie Gordon
Chased leaders, lost position before 7th where not fluent, pushed along before 3 out, ridden next, made minor headway after last, made no impression
11th
Horse silk
nk
5
25/1
T: G ElliottJ: Danny Gilligan
Held up in rear of midfield, pushed along after 3 out, outpaced 2 out, switched left and made minor headway before last, bit short of room and switched right flat, plugged on towards finish op 22/1
12th
Horse silk
2 ¾
18
18/1
T: J ScottJ: Lorcan Williams
Wore hood to post, slowly away, held up in rear, switched right before 2 out, switched left and made little impression before last where nodded, never dangerous tchd 20/1
13th
Horse silk
½
4
16/1
T: D SkeltonJ: Kielan Woods
Front rank, dropped to midfield after 5th, made headway before 3 out, pushed along before 2 out, soon no chance, weakening when mistake last tchd 18/1
14th
Horse silk
2 ¾
22
40/1
T: B PaulingJ: Elliott England (7)
Held up in rear, hit 4th, never on terms
15th
Horse silk
½
19
9/1
T: S ThomasJ: Dylan Johnston
Handy, led after 6th, shaken up after 2 out, edged left when ridden and headed before last, no extra and faded flat op 15/2
16th
Horse silk
nk
14
20/1
T: G P CromwellJ: Conor Stone-Walsh (3)
Wore hood to post, never better than mid-division op 22/1
17th
Horse silk
7 ½
10
22/1
T: Miss E C LavelleJ: Ben Jones
Towards rear, struggling 7th, not fluent 9th, no chance before 2 out, never on terms op 25/1 tchd 28/1
18th
Horse silk
¾
6
610-11
14/1
T: P Hobbs & J WhiteJ: Callum Pritchard (3)
Front rank, pushed along after 3 out, hampered 2 out, ridden and weakened before last
19th
Horse silk
nse
9
18/1
T: J & A O'NeillJ: Jonjo O'Neill Jr.
Led, awkward 1st, blundered 2nd, headed after 6th, not fluent 9th, ridden along after 2 out, weakened before last op 25/1
20th
Horse silk
16
15
25/1
T: E MullinsJ: Donagh Meyler
Prominent, mistake 7th, shaken up after 3 out, went left 2 out, soon ridden and lost position, weakened quickly before last tchd 28/1
21st
Horse silk
8 ½
2
1011-10
33/1
T: N & W Twiston-DaviesJ: Toby McCain-Mitchell (5)
Held up in rear of midfield, not fluent 8th, mistake 3 out, dropped to rear and lost touch before 2 out tchd 40/1
22nd
Horse silk
16
16
80/1
T: Jamie SnowdenJ: G Sheehan
In touch, pushed along and struggling after 3 out, no chance when not fluent 2 out op 100/1
23rd
Horse silk
19
20
20/1
T: E MullinsJ: Mr M J O'Neill (7)
Towards rear of midfield out wide, pushed along after 8th, struggling and detached after 9th, tailed off after 3 out op 18/1

Also Ran

PU
Horse silk
1
14/1
T: G ElliottJ: Jack Kennedy
Jumped right throughout, prominent, jumped badly right and lost ground 3 out, ridden and struggling before 2 out, lost touch and pulled up before last op 18/1
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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.34Pl:£1.90, £5.20, £8.90, £5.40EX:£117.30Trifecta:£4,670.00Tricast:£2,713.06SF:£87.28Swingers:£19.90, £43.80, £145.40

Forecasts

Supremely West (10/3), Bold Endeavour (8/1), Absolutely Doyen (8/1), Electric Mason (9/1), C'est Different (9/1), Kikijo (14/1), Staffordshire Knot (14/1), Ace Of Spades (16/1), Champagne Chic (18/1), Red Dirt Road (18/1), Yeah Man (20/1), Minella Emperor (20/1), Lavida Adiva (22/1), Letos (22/1), Classic King (22/1), Minella Sixo (25/1), Melbourne Shamrock (25/1), Idem (33/1), Gowel Road (33/1), Ikarak (40/1), Onewaywest (40/1), Duke Silver (50/1), Ike Sport (50/1), Idy Wood (80/1)

Verdict

SUPREMELY WEST has had possible excuses for a couple of his defeats since his promising third to Ma Shantou and the reopposing Electric Mason here in October (strong form) and is well treated if recapturing that level. Kikijo looks to have been kept fresh for this since winning twice at the end of 2025 and is second choice. Champagne Chic, C'est Different, Bold Endeavour, Absolutely Doyen and Emmet Mullins pair Melbourne Shamrock and Minella Emperor are others with plenty to recommend them.

  1. SUPREMELY WEST (IRE)
  2. KIKIJO (FR)
  3. CHAMPAGNE CHIC (IRE)

Previous Winners

2025
Doddiethegreat
Weight: 11-2  |Age: 9
25/1

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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