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CHELTENHAM 12:10

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12:10 Saturday 28 January 2023

TIMEFORM NOVICES' HANDICAP CHASE (2)

Distance : 2m 4f 127y (New)
Prize : £15,609 Age : 5yo+ Race Type : Chase Going : Gd/Sft
Race Type : Chase
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Pos Pos Btn Horse Name Horse Name TFR Tfig Jockey Age Wgt ISP ISP BSP Hi/Lo
Pedigree Jockey & Trainer Trainer (Equip) (OR) (Place) BSP
1 1 Harry Cobden silk 1. STAGE STAR (IRE) 1. STAGE STAR (IRE) -7 <
152+
+4 > 149 Harry Cobden 7 12-0 11/43.75f 11/43.75f
Harry Cobden silk bg FAME AND GLORY - SPARKY MAY MIDNIGHT LEGEND J: Harry Cobden
T: Paul Nicholls
Age: 7 Wgt: 12-0 OR: 142
Paul Nicholls (142)
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can look right out of the top drawer when he's on song and he very much was here, his performance under top weight in easily the most competitive race he's faced over fences good enough on paper to put him right in contention in graded novices in the spring, though taking on the best at levels will present more of a challenge; disputed lead, jumped well, travelled well, pressed on 3 out, in command last, impressive.
disputed lead, jumped well, pressed on 3 out, in command last, impressive
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2 2 Gavin Sheehan silk 4. DATSALRIGHTGINO (GER) 4. DATSALRIGHTGINO (GER) -18 <
144
0 > 141 Gavin Sheehan 7 11-10 12/113 12/113
Gavin Sheehan silk bg IT'S GINO (GER) - DELIGHTFUL SOFIE (GER) GRAND LODGE (USA) J: Gavin Sheehan
T: Jamie Snowden
Age: 7 Wgt: 11-10 OR: 138
Jamie Snowden (138)
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ran a cracker, beating the rest convincingly, this just his second try much beyond 2m and looking well served by it, entered in both the Arkle and Golden Miller but the Plate surely the obvious race for him at the Festival; soon steadied, went prominent 3 out, shaken up straight, close up when not fluent 2 out, held when untidy last, kept on run-in.
steadied start, prominent 3 out, shaken up straight, close up when not fluent 2 out, held when untidy last, kept on run-in
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3 3 Harry Skelton silk 10 3. UNEXPECTED PARTY (FR) 3. UNEXPECTED PARTY (FR) -3 <
134+
+12 > 131 Harry Skelton 8 11-12 11/112 11/112
Harry Skelton silk grg MARTALINE - REFORM ACT (USA) LEMON DROP KID (USA) J: Harry Skelton
T: Dan Skelton
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-12 Eq: (t) OR: 140
Dan Skelton (t) (140)
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in first-time tongue strap, faced a stiffer task in this grade and acquitted himself well, seeing things out better than last time, just lacking the pace to land a blow, enough in his 4 runs over fences so far to think he'll be winning before much longer; held up, travelled well, steady headway 3 out, shaken up straight, one paced after 2 out.
held up, headway 3 out, shaken up straight, one paced after 2 out
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4 4 Tom Scudamore silk nk 8. PANIC ATTACK (IRE) 8. PANIC ATTACK (IRE) +7 <
123+
0 > 120 Tom Scudamore 7 11-2 8/19 8/19
Tom Scudamore silk bm CANFORD CLIFFS (IRE) - TOTO CORDE MEO (IRE) GALILEO (IRE) J: Tom Scudamore
T: David Pipe
Age: 7 Wgt: 11-2 Eq: (b+t) OR: 130
David Pipe (b+t) (130)
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found the fences a bit of a challenge, which led to her getting well back, but it's to her credit that she stuck to her task so well in the closing stages that she ended up running close to form, another race in her over fences, probably back over further on a less demanding track; handy, jumped none too fluently, lost place back straight, well held 3 out, rallied next, stayed on.
handy, not fluent, lost place back straight, well held 3 out, rallied next, stayed on
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5 5 David Noonan silk 5. LLANDINABO LAD 5. LLANDINABO LAD +7 <
118
-7 > 115 David Noonan 8 11-3 16/117 16/117
David Noonan silk chg MALINAS (GER) - HOT RHYTHM HAAFHD J: David Noonan
T: Tom Symonds
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-3 OR: 131
Tom Symonds (131)
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probably remains in form, just not proving so well suited by the return to further as had been expected, looking likely to be placed turning for home but not seeing the race out nearly so well as a few others; tracked pace early, settled in touch after third, close up again twelfth, every chance after 3 out, weakened before last.
tracked pace early, settled in touch after 3rd, close up again 12th, every chance after 3 out, weakened before last
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6 6 Luca Morgan silk 12 7. MALINELLO 7. MALINELLO +26 <
104?
> 101 Luca Morgan 8 11-3 8/19 8/19
Luca Morgan silk bg MALINAS (GER) - WYLDELLO SUPREME LEADER J: Luca Morgan
T: Ben Pauling
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-3 Eq: (t) OR: 131
Ben Pauling (t) (131)
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failed to meet expectations though did have a change of tactics and is crying out for more emphasis on stamina, still early days with him over fences, his entries at the Festival in the Broadway and the NH Chase an indication of where he'll be going in terms of distance, even if he's not up that level; held up, not fluent fourth, headway twelfth, left behind after 3 out.
held up, not fluent 4th, headway 12th, left behind after 3 out
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7 7 Alan Johns silk 1 10. DALAMOI (IRE) 10. DALAMOI (IRE) <
100+
> 97 Alan Johns 6 11-1 9/25.5 9/25.5
Alan Johns silk bg POUR MOI (IRE) - DALAMINE (FR) SILLERY (USA) J: Alan Johns
T: Tim Vaughan
Age: 6 Wgt: 11-1 OR: 129
Tim Vaughan (129)
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ended up running poorly, in contention for a long way but not seeing things out, no obvious reason for that coming to light on the day; close up, every chance 3 out, weakened early in straight.
close up, every chance 3 out, weakened straight
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8 8 Adam Wedge silk 11 6. ANY NEWS (IRE) 6. ANY NEWS (IRE) +18 <
89
+37 > 86 Adam Wedge 8 11-3 33/134 33/134
Adam Wedge silk chg STOWAWAY - KISSKISS BANG BANG (IRE) ZAGREB (USA) J: Adam Wedge
T: Neil Mulholland
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-3 OR: 131
Neil Mulholland (131)
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was well beaten and has a fair bit to prove at the moment; held up, took keen hold, pushed along twelfth, left behind after 3 out.
held up, pushed along 12th, left behind after 3 out
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ur ur Mr David Maxwell silk 9. IAMASTAR (FR) 9. IAMASTAR (FR) <
Mr David Maxwell (3) 5 11-1 100/1101 100/1101
Mr David Maxwell silk bg BALKO (FR) - VICTORIA'S STAR (FR) POLIGLOTE J: Mr David Maxwell (3)
T: Philip Hobbs
Age: 5 Wgt: 11-1 Eq: (s+t) OR: 135
Philip Hobbs (s+t) (135)
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didn't get far enough to show if he was in better form than at Ascot; patiently ridden, took keen hold, mistake sixth, unseated rider tenth.
held up, mistake 6th, unseated rider 10th
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pu pu Charlie Deutsch silk 11. FIRE DANCER (FR) 11. FIRE DANCER (FR) <
?
> Charlie Deutsch 7 10-6 9/25.5 9/25.5
Charlie Deutsch silk bg MARTALINE - STEEL DANCER (FR) KALDOUNEVEES (FR) J: Charlie Deutsch
T: Venetia Williams
Age: 7 Wgt: 10-6 OR: 120
Venetia Williams (120)
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disappointed up quite appreciably in grade, this second run back after a very long absence a possible explanation; led or disputed lead, mistake 4 out, weakened quickly 3 out, pulled up straight.
disputed lead, mistake 4 out, weakened quickly 3 out, pulled up straight
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pu pu Jack Quinlan silk 2. FERN HILL (IRE) 2. FERN HILL (IRE) <
> Jack Quinlan 8 11-12 18/119 18/119
Jack Quinlan silk bg DYLAN THOMAS (IRE) - WATER ROCK EL CONQUISTADOR J: Jack Quinlan
T: Ben Case
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-12 OR: 140
Ben Case (140)
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was in another race he found too competitive, even if a shorter trip and more patient tactics weren't in his favour; held up, labouring twelfth, tailed off before 3 out.
held up, labouring 12th, tailed off before 3 out
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All 11 ran. Fences: 17. Race Distance Adjustment: +76 yds

Winning Owner: Owners Group 044

Time: 5m 16s Closing Sectional: (3.84f): 57.3s (101.2%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 116%, Betfair SP 100.3%

A novice handicap with a rich history, every chance this renewal will prove a strong piece of form, the majority looking open to improvement beforehand and the first 3 home all entered in Grade 1 novices at the Festival, the winner likely to hold his own at the highest level; the pace was sound, giving the form an even more solid look.

STAGE STAR (IRE) can look right out of the top drawer when he's on song and he very much was here, his performance under top weight in easily the most competitive race he's faced over fences good enough on paper to put him right in contention in graded novices in the spring, though taking on the best at levels will present more of a challenge; disputed lead, jumped well, travelled well, pressed on 3 out, in command last, impressive.

DATSALRIGHTGINO (GER) ran a cracker, beating the rest convincingly, this just his second try much beyond 2m and looking well served by it, entered in both the Arkle and Golden Miller but the Plate surely the obvious race for him at the Festival; soon steadied, went prominent 3 out, shaken up straight, close up when not fluent 2 out, held when untidy last, kept on run-in.

UNEXPECTED PARTY (FR) in first-time tongue strap, faced a stiffer task in this grade and acquitted himself well, seeing things out better than last time, just lacking the pace to land a blow, enough in his 4 runs over fences so far to think he'll be winning before much longer; held up, travelled well, steady headway 3 out, shaken up straight, one paced after 2 out.

PANIC ATTACK (IRE) found the fences a bit of a challenge, which led to her getting well back, but it's to her credit that she stuck to her task so well in the closing stages that she ended up running close to form, another race in her over fences, probably back over further on a less demanding track; handy, jumped none too fluently, lost place back straight, well held 3 out, rallied next, stayed on.

LLANDINABO LAD probably remains in form, just not proving so well suited by the return to further as had been expected, looking likely to be placed turning for home but not seeing the race out nearly so well as a few others; tracked pace early, settled in touch after third, close up again twelfth, every chance after 3 out, weakened before last.

MALINELLO failed to meet expectations though did have a change of tactics and is crying out for more emphasis on stamina, still early days with him over fences, his entries at the Festival in the Broadway and the NH Chase an indication of where he'll be going in terms of distance, even if he's not up that level; held up, not fluent fourth, headway twelfth, left behind after 3 out.

DALAMOI (IRE) ended up running poorly, in contention for a long way but not seeing things out, no obvious reason for that coming to light on the day; close up, every chance 3 out, weakened early in straight.

ANY NEWS (IRE) was well beaten and has a fair bit to prove at the moment; held up, took keen hold, pushed along twelfth, left behind after 3 out.

IAMASTAR (FR) didn't get far enough to show if he was in better form than at Ascot; patiently ridden, took keen hold, mistake sixth, unseated rider tenth.

FIRE DANCER (FR) disappointed up quite appreciably in grade, this second run back after a very long absence a possible explanation; led or disputed lead, mistake 4 out, weakened quickly 3 out, pulled up straight.

FERN HILL (IRE) was in another race he found too competitive, even if a shorter trip and more patient tactics weren't in his favour; held up, labouring twelfth, tailed off before 3 out.