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Fri 26 Apr 2024 Racecards
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14:05 Perth
Fri 26 Apr 2024 – Quinnbet Highland National Handicap Chase
- Runners: 9
- Class: 3
- Dist: 3m 6f 121y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Soft
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1st
6
Bretney
11.00
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2nd
3
Duke Of Deception
4.50
jf
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3rd
7
Tom Cody
8.00
- Winning Time: 8m 23.98s
- Winning Distance: 1 1/4 L, 2 1/4 L
- Winning Trainer: H D Daly
- Winning Jockey: Sam Twiston-Davies
- Win: £12.00
- Place: £3.40 , £1.60 , £2.60
- Exacta: £77.10
- Forecast: £60.57
- Tricast: £422.56
- Swingers: £9.30 , £6.20 , £12.20
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1st6
Age 9 BLK
ANALYSIS: Made all, raced wide throughout, not fluent 17th, pushed along 3 out, ridden when faced challenges 2 out, ridden before last, rallied and ran on strongly run-in, always doing enough near finish -
2nd3
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Held up in midfield, chased leaders from 3 out, not fluent 2 out, awkward landing last, ran on strongly run-in, kept on to go second near finish but always held by winner final 50 yards -
3rd7
Age 8 TT CP
ANALYSIS: Held up towards rear, going well when making headway from 3 out, every chance when went second 2 out, soon ridden run-in, weakened to third final 110 yards flat -
4th8
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Raced in second, always in touch with leaders, every chance 3 out, pushed along before 2 out, outpaced when not fluent last, kept on but no extra run-in -
5th1
Age 10
ANALYSIS: Midfield, chased leaders from 4 out, pushed along before 3 out, rallied after 2 out, ran on strongly after final fence, weakened final 100 yards run-in -
6th9
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: Prominent, lost position 9th, dropped towards rear final circuit, struggling from 3 out, weakened from 2 out -
7th4
Age 7 VIS
ANALYSIS: Prominent, outpaced before 3 out, gradually weakened -
UR2
Age 10
ANALYSIS: Midfield, yet to be asked serious question when bad mistake and unseated rider 19th -
PU5
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, struggling from 4 out, soon tailed off after 3 out, pulled up before 2 out
VERDICT: Tom Cody had Breeze Of Wind back in fourth when victorious at Carlisle, although his rival is 3lb better off and more proven at this sort of stamina-sapping trip thanks to his success over 4m at Hexham last month. Duke Of Deception should have no problem staying either, having occupied the runner-up berth in the North Wales National at Bangor, and he followed that up with a decisive triumph at Haydock. There should be more to come. Bretney failed to fire at Cheltenham last week but can't be written off just yet, and Eider second Prince Des Fichaux is right in this too.
