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15:00 Saturday 15 January 2022

AGETUR UK LTD CLASSIC HANDICAP CHASE (Grade 3) (1)

Distance : 3m 5f 54y
Prize : £56,950 Age : 5yo+ Race Type : Chase Going : Soft
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 Tom Bellamy silk 9. ECLAIR SURF (FR) 9. ECLAIR SURF (FR) -29 <
142+
+3 > 140 Tom Bellamy 8 11-3 11/112 11/112
Tom Bellamy silk bg CALIFET (FR) - MATASURF (FR) ROCHESSON (FR) J: Tom Bellamy
T: Emma Lavelle
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-3 OR: 133
Emma Lavelle (133)
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marked himself down as a possible National horse of the future so well did he see out his first attempt at a marathon distance, getting into a tremendous rhythm once he took over after the fifth, brushing off his only mistake at the fourteenth as he continued to travel really well before pressing on 4 out and, after a slightly reduced advantage 2 out, drew clear again in the latter stages to fully confirm his stamina for this sort of extreme test; he's still lightly raced (this just his eleventh run under Rules) and has put himself in the mix for some of the big end-of-season staying handicaps.
pressed leader, jumped soundly in main, went on after 5th, hit 14th, pressed on 4 out, reduced advantage 2 out, drew clear again latter stages
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2 2 Tom Scudamore silk 13 11. GERICAULT ROQUE (FR) 11. GERICAULT ROQUE (FR) +10 <
131+
+11 > 129 Tom Scudamore 6 11-3 7/24.5f 7/24.5f
Tom Scudamore silk bg MONTMARTRE (FR) - NIJINSKA DELAROQUE (FR) LUTE ANTIQUE (FR) J: Tom Scudamore
T: David Pipe
Age: 6 Wgt: 11-3 OR: 133
David Pipe (133)
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basically continues on the up even if the figures might not show it this time, the only one to get in amongst a winner and third who were always to the fore, doing enough to think he stayed this 3f longer trip, especially considering he's only just turned 6 (Colonel Christy in 1981 the only 6-y-o to ever win this race); mid-field, untidy sixth, chased leaders seventeenth, took second home turn, closed down leader briefly 2 out, no extra.
mid-field, untidy 6th, chased leaders 17th, took 2nd home turn, closed down leader 2 out, no extra
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3 3 Richie McLernon silk 1 7. CHIRICO VALLIS (FR) 7. CHIRICO VALLIS (FR) +3 <
132
0 > 130 Richie McLernon 10 11-5 33/134 33/134
Richie McLernon silk bg POLIGLOTE - QUORA VALLIS (FR) MANSONNIEN (FR) J: Richie McLernon
T: Neil Mulholland
Age: 10 Wgt: 11-5 Eq: (t) OR: 135
Neil Mulholland (t) (135)
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picked up where he left off when last seen 3 months earlier, outrunning big odds on this first attempt beyond 3m; led until fifth, chased leader after, not fluent 5 out, effort next, lost second home turn, one paced.
led until 5th, chased leader after, not fluent 5 out, effort next, lost 2nd home turn, one paced
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4 4 Derek Fox silk 1. CORACH RAMBLER (IRE) 1. CORACH RAMBLER (IRE) 0 <
134+
> 132 Derek Fox 8 11-12 11/26.5 11/26.5
Derek Fox silk bg JEREMY (USA) - HEART N HOPE (IRE) FOURSTARS ALLSTAR (USA) J: Derek Fox
T: Lucinda Russell
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-12 OR: 142
Lucinda Russell (142)
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couldn't progress any further over this 4f longer trip, not travelling anything like as well this time stepping out of novice company, but he still managed to get into some sort of contention briefly, evidence that his new mark may not be beyond him another day; raced off the pace, dropped to last briefly seventh, shaken up after fifteenth and hung right, headway under pressure 4 out, no further impression.
off pace, shaken up after 15th, headway under pressure 4 out, no further impression
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5 5 Aidan Coleman silk 8 6. JERRYSBACK (IRE) 6. JERRYSBACK (IRE) +13 <
121
> 119 Aidan Coleman 10 11-6 22/123 22/123
Aidan Coleman silk bg JEREMY (USA) - GET A FEW BOB BACK (IRE) BOB BACK (USA) J: Aidan Coleman
T: Philip Hobbs
Age: 10 Wgt: 11-6 OR: 136
Philip Hobbs (136)
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again showed that there's still some life in him, but he couldn't build on his Ascot run; held up, shaken up fifteenth, creeping closer when pecked sixteenth, took remote fifth approaching home turn, plodded on.
held up, shaken up 15th, pecked 16th, plodded on
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6 6 Hugh Nugent silk 16 10. HEAD TO THE STARS 10. HEAD TO THE STARS +19 <
105+
+27 > 103 Hugh Nugent (5) 11 11-3 50/151 50/151
Hugh Nugent silk brg KAYF TARA - SAIL BY THE STARS CELTIC CONE J: Hugh Nugent (5)
T: Henry Daly
Age: 11 Wgt: 11-3 OR: 133
Henry Daly (133)
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seemed to find this a bit too competitive, no sluggard, either, while he's yet to win over fences away from Ludlow; patiently ridden, headway out wide sixteenth, held when untidy 3 out, effort proved short-lived.
held up, headway wide 16th, held when untidy 3 out, effort proved short-lived
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7 7 Charlie Deutsch silk sh 4. ACHILLE (FR) 4. ACHILLE (FR) +25 <
110+
-1 > 108 Charlie Deutsch 12 11-8 11/112 11/112
Charlie Deutsch silk grg DOM ALCO (FR) - HASE (FR) VIDEO ROCK (FR) J: Charlie Deutsch
T: Venetia Williams
Age: 12 Wgt: 11-8 Eq: (s) OR: 138
Venetia Williams (s) (138)
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ran well in this race last year but turned in his worst effort for a while, a third run in a punishing event in the space of 6 weeks possibly a step too far; raced well off the pace, crept closer ninth, lost place when untidy fifteenth, slow next, no chance after.
behind, crept closer 9th, lost place when untidy 15th, slow next, no chance after
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8 8 Tom Cannon silk 39 3. NOTACHANCE (IRE) 3. NOTACHANCE (IRE) +49 <
77
+52 > 75 Tom Cannon 8 11-9 14/115 14/115
Tom Cannon silk bg MAHLER - BALLYBROWNEY HALL (IRE) SADDLERS' HALL (IRE) J: Tom Cannon
T: Alan King
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-9 Eq: (v) OR: 139
Alan King (v) (139)
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won this race last year but has done nothing since and failed to find a first-time visor sparking him back to life; chased leaders, mistake eighth, again next, lost ground 5 out, left behind gradually.
chased leaders, mistake 8th, again next, lost ground 5 out, left behind gradually
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pu pu Ben Jones silk 15. GAME LINE (IRE) 15. GAME LINE (IRE) <
> Ben Jones 8 10-0 28/129 28/129
Ben Jones silk chg SANDMASON - SUPERLINE (IRE) DARNAY J: Ben Jones
T: Peter Bowen
Age: 8 Wgt: 10-0 Eq: (b) OR: 116
Peter Bowen (b) (116)
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found this too competitive; in rear, struggling when hit fourteenth, pulled up long way out.
rear, struggling when hit 14th, pulled up long way out
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pu pu Paddy Brennan silk 14. CAPTAIN TOMMY (IRE) 14. CAPTAIN TOMMY (IRE) <
+
> Paddy Brennan 8 10-4 12/113 12/113
Paddy Brennan silk bg COURT CAVE (IRE) - FREEMANTLE DOCTOR (IRE) LUSO J: Paddy Brennan
T: David Bridgwater
Age: 8 Wgt: 10-4 OR: 120
David Bridgwater (120)
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didn't get home over 3f longer trip, shaping okay until his stamina appeared to give way; mid-field, in touch sixteenth, not fluent next, weakened after 3 out, eased home turn, pulled up 2 out.
mid-field, in touch 16th, not fluent next, weakened after 3 out, eased home turn, pulled up 2 out
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pu pu Adam Wedge silk 13. NO REMATCH (IRE) 13. NO REMATCH (IRE) <
> Adam Wedge 8 10-9 12/113 12/113
Adam Wedge silk bg WESTERNER - LOADSOFABILITY (IRE) SUPREME LEADER J: Adam Wedge
T: Evan Williams
Age: 8 Wgt: 10-9 OR: 125
Evan Williams (125)
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easy to back tackling 5f longer trip, ran badly, not getting into much of a rhythm this time; mid-field, jumped left first, not fluent eighth, lost place twelfth, clouted fourteenth, pulled up next.
mid-field, jumped left 1st, not fluent 8th, lost place 12th, bad mistake 14th, pulled up next
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pu pu Bryony Frost silk 12. GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) 12. GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) H <
H (114) > Bryony Frost 6 11-1 12/113 12/113
Bryony Frost silk bg DREAM WELL (FR) - CADIANE (FR) CADOUDAL (FR) J: Bryony Frost
T: Paul Nicholls
Age: 6 Wgt: 11-1 OR: 131
Paul Nicholls (131)
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failed to complete having his first run over fences in Britain, and it's safe to say his career on these shores hasn't started as well as connections would have hoped for; held up, not always fluent, took closer order thirteenth, lost ground sixteenth, blundered 5 out, dropped away.
held up, took closer order 13th, lost ground 16th, blundered 5 out, dropped away
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pu pu Harry Skelton silk 8. PADLEYOUROWNCANOE 8. PADLEYOUROWNCANOE H (127) <
+
H (119) > Harry Skelton 8 11-5 15/28.5 15/28.5
Harry Skelton silk bg NAYEF (USA) - POOKA'S DAUGHTER (IRE) EAGLE EYED (USA) J: Harry Skelton
T: Dan Skelton
Age: 8 Wgt: 11-5 OR: 135
Dan Skelton (135)
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back over fences, was in mid-field when making a bad mistake at the second, his rider very nearly unseated and losing his reins, pulling up before the next.
mid-field, bad mistake 2nd, pulled up next
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pu pu Charlie Hammond silk 5. MINELLA ENCORE (IRE) 5. MINELLA ENCORE (IRE) <
> Charlie Hammond 10 11-7 20/121 20/121
Charlie Hammond silk bg KING'S THEATRE (IRE) - STASHEDAWAY (IRE) TREASURE HUNTER J: Charlie Hammond
T: Dr Richard Newland
Age: 10 Wgt: 11-7 Eq: (b+t) OR: 137
Dr Richard Newland (b+t) (137)
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wasn't in the same form as last time, much more to it than just the 3f longer trip, said to have made a respiratory noise; tracked pace, untidy twelfth, lost ground fourteenth, dropped away, tailed off when pulled up fifteenth.
tracked pace, untidy 12th, lost ground 14th, dropped away, tailed off when pulled up 15th
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pu pu Sam Twiston-Davies silk 2. THE HOLLOW GINGE (IRE) 2. THE HOLLOW GINGE (IRE) <
> Sam Twiston-Davies 9 11-11 22/123 22/123
Sam Twiston-Davies silk bg OSCAR (IRE) - SOME GEM (IRE) FLEMENSFIRTH (USA) J: Sam Twiston-Davies
T: Nigel Twiston-Davies
Age: 9 Wgt: 11-11 Eq: (s) OR: 141
Nigel Twiston-Davies (s) (141)
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ran poorly following a breathing operation; in touch, untidy twelfth, lost ground seventeenth and switched to outer, slow 3 out, dropped away.
in touch, untidy 12th, lost ground 17th, switched, slow 3 out, dropped away
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All 15 ran. Fences: 22.

Winning Owner: Dominic Burke & Tim Syder

Time: 7m 42s Closing Sectional: (3.8f): 58.9s (101.9%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 118%, Betfair SP 102.4%

The market was dominated by an unexposed, progressive pair, one of them shaping pretty well in splitting the 2 who dominated the race from an early stage, the winner himself hardly fully exposed and posting the sort of performance that suggests he could be a fixture in some of the top staying races in the calendar for a while to come, thinning the field out in the back straight after he'd led from an early stage.

ECLAIR SURF (FR) marked himself down as a possible National horse of the future so well did he see out his first attempt at a marathon distance, getting into a tremendous rhythm once he took over after the fifth, brushing off his only mistake at the fourteenth as he continued to travel really well before pressing on 4 out and, after a slightly reduced advantage 2 out, drew clear again in the latter stages to fully confirm his stamina for this sort of extreme test; he's still lightly raced (this just his eleventh run under Rules) and has put himself in the mix for some of the big end-of-season staying handicaps.

GERICAULT ROQUE (FR) basically continues on the up even if the figures might not show it this time, the only one to get in amongst a winner and third who were always to the fore, doing enough to think he stayed this 3f longer trip, especially considering he's only just turned 6 (Colonel Christy in 1981 the only 6-y-o to ever win this race); mid-field, untidy sixth, chased leaders seventeenth, took second home turn, closed down leader briefly 2 out, no extra.

CHIRICO VALLIS (FR) picked up where he left off when last seen 3 months earlier, outrunning big odds on this first attempt beyond 3m; led until fifth, chased leader after, not fluent 5 out, effort next, lost second home turn, one paced.

CORACH RAMBLER (IRE) couldn't progress any further over this 4f longer trip, not travelling anything like as well this time stepping out of novice company, but he still managed to get into some sort of contention briefly, evidence that his new mark may not be beyond him another day; raced off the pace, dropped to last briefly seventh, shaken up after fifteenth and hung right, headway under pressure 4 out, no further impression.

JERRYSBACK (IRE) again showed that there's still some life in him, but he couldn't build on his Ascot run; held up, shaken up fifteenth, creeping closer when pecked sixteenth, took remote fifth approaching home turn, plodded on.

HEAD TO THE STARS seemed to find this a bit too competitive, no sluggard, either, while he's yet to win over fences away from Ludlow; patiently ridden, headway out wide sixteenth, held when untidy 3 out, effort proved short-lived.

ACHILLE (FR) ran well in this race last year but turned in his worst effort for a while, a third run in a punishing event in the space of 6 weeks possibly a step too far; raced well off the pace, crept closer ninth, lost place when untidy fifteenth, slow next, no chance after.

NOTACHANCE (IRE) won this race last year but has done nothing since and failed to find a first-time visor sparking him back to life; chased leaders, mistake eighth, again next, lost ground 5 out, left behind gradually.

GAME LINE (IRE) found this too competitive; in rear, struggling when hit fourteenth, pulled up long way out.

CAPTAIN TOMMY (IRE) didn't get home over 3f longer trip, shaping okay until his stamina appeared to give way; mid-field, in touch sixteenth, not fluent next, weakened after 3 out, eased home turn, pulled up 2 out.

NO REMATCH (IRE) easy to back tackling 5f longer trip, ran badly, not getting into much of a rhythm this time; mid-field, jumped left first, not fluent eighth, lost place twelfth, clouted fourteenth, pulled up next.

GRACE A VOUS ENKI (FR) failed to complete having his first run over fences in Britain, and it's safe to say his career on these shores hasn't started as well as connections would have hoped for; held up, not always fluent, took closer order thirteenth, lost ground sixteenth, blundered 5 out, dropped away.

PADLEYOUROWNCANOE back over fences, was in mid-field when making a bad mistake at the second, his rider very nearly unseated and losing his reins, pulling up before the next.

MINELLA ENCORE (IRE) wasn't in the same form as last time, much more to it than just the 3f longer trip, said to have made a respiratory noise; tracked pace, untidy twelfth, lost ground fourteenth, dropped away, tailed off when pulled up fifteenth.

THE HOLLOW GINGE (IRE) ran poorly following a breathing operation; in touch, untidy twelfth, lost ground seventeenth and switched to outer, slow 3 out, dropped away.