Exeter
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Exeter
Finished
Turf track
Result, in finishing order ?
Detail:
Starting price: 4/1
First run (debut)
Wearing cheekpieces
Jockey in form (1 win in 14 days)
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jumped right on occasions, led, headed 10th, led again before 12th, clear when not fluent 4 out, shaken up and went further clear after 2 out, easily
Starting price: 15/2
Official rating 112
Wearing cheekpieces
Back after 321 days off
Won 1 of last 5
23 lengths
jumped right on occasions, raced in last, headway before 6th, pressed leader before 8th, led 10th, headed before 12th, not fluent 14th, soon outpaced, weakening when mistake last
Starting price: 20/1
First run (debut)
47 lengths
prominent, lost ground and dropped to last 6th, struggling before 12th, tailed off
Starting price: 13/2
Official rating 105
Has won at this course and distance
Wearing cheekpieces
Back after 712 days off
49.2 lengths
took keen hold, prominent, lost ground after 10th, outpaced before 14th, some headway on turn before 4 out, weakening when mistake 2 out
Starting price: 4/7
Official rating 125
Wearing cheekpieces
Back after 317 days off
Jockey in form (2 wins in 14 days)
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What the colours mean
40+ Very strong chance
20–39 Strong chance
12–19 Solid chance
6–11 Could surprise
Under 6 Long shot
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