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Wed 17 Apr 2024 Racecards
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00:00:00
United Kingdom
15:50 Cheltenham
Wed 17 Apr 2024 – Safran Landing Systems Handicap Hurdle (gbb Race)
- Runners: 14
- Class: 2
- Dist: 2m 7f 213y
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)
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1st
15
Zain Nights
4.50
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2nd
11
Harbour Lake
4.50
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3rd
4
Supreme Gift
6.50
- Winning Time: 5m 53.78s
- Winning Distance: 2 1/4 L, 3/4 L
- Winning Trainer: L Wadham
- Winning Jockey: Bryony Frost
- Win: £5.50
- Place: £2.20 , £2.10 , £2.10
- Exacta: £22.10
- Forecast: £23.05
- Tricast: £133.82
- Swingers: £6.50 , £7.20 , £6.20
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1st15
Age 5 CP
ANALYSIS: Made all, ridden and hung left flat, ran on -
2nd11
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, pushed along 2 out, ridden and stayed on to go 2nd towards finish -
3rd4
Age 7 VIS
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, ridden to chase winner approaching last, one pace and lost 2nd towards finish -
4th5
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: Raced wide towards rear, steady headway from 3 out, ridden approaching last, kept on same pace -
5th6
Age 8
ANALYSIS: In touch, headway 2 out, ridden next, kept on same pace -
6th7
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, ridden 2 out, weakened flat -
7th10
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: In touch, pushed along and headway 2 out, ridden and no impression after -
8th1
Age 9
ANALYSIS: In rear, pushed along 2 out, never nearer -
9th9
Age 11
ANALYSIS: Raced wide keen close up, ridden 2 out, weakened next -
10th16
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, weakened 2 out, soon eased -
11th14
Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: Raced wide prominent, hit 5th, pushed along and weakened before 3 out -
12th2
Age 11
ANALYSIS: In touch, weakened 2 out -
13th8
Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: Raced wide in touch, headway to press winner 2 out, ridden and weakened next -
PU12
Age 8
ANALYSIS: In touch, lost place 5 out, pulled up 3 out -
NR
3Age 8
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
13Age 7 BLK
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Supreme Gift struck by six lengths in a class 3 event at Ascot last month and he was given a 6lb rise for that success. Henry Daly's seven-year-old will need a career best but, considering the manner of his victory that day, he could be up to the task. Call Me Lord is a dual Grade 2 winner and if he can bounce back to form, he could get involved off 1lb lower than his underwhelming sixth at Plumpton in January. Of the remainder, Gowel Road makes the most appeal.
