Kempton

3:55 PM · Wednesday 5 January 2022

Kempton (AW)

Finished

Flat race · weights set to make it fair About 6 furlongs Slow all-weather surface Standard race 7 runners £10,610 prize money

Polytrack surface

Result, in finishing order ?

1st

3 Airshow

Mr P. Millman · R. Millman · 7yo · 10st 7lb

Last odds: 4/1 Official rating 77 Wearing cheekpieces Won 0 of last 5 —

taken down early, made all, ridden over 1f out, hard pressed inside final furlong, kept on, always doing enough

2nd

6 Tyger Bay

Mr R. Birkett · C. Allen · 5yo · 10st 2lb

Last odds: 9/2 Official rating 72 Wearing blinkers Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before —

in rear, ridden and headway over 1f out, went third and keeping on 1f out, went second and made strong challenge inside final 110yds, kept on but held towards finish

3rd

4 Lord P

Miss F. O'Brien · F. O'Brien · 5yo · 10st 6lb

Last odds: 5/2 Official rating 76 First run (debut) Wearing cheekpieces —

steadied start, in rear, headway and switched right 2f out, ridden over 1f out, went second and pressed leader 1f out, lost second and held inside final 110yds

4th

7 Fieldsman

Miss S. Bowen · T. Carroll · 10yo · 10st 1lb

Last odds: 25/1 Official rating 71 Back after 76 days off Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before 1 length

midfield, ridden over 1f out, kept on, not pace to challenge

5th

2 Swiss Pride

Miss M. Jordan · R. Teal · 6yo · 10st 8lb

Last odds: 6/1 Official rating 78 Wearing cheekpieces Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before 2 lengths

chased leaders, ridden and went second 2f out, no impression and lost two places 1f out, kept on but held inside final furlong

6th

1 Nigel Nott

Mr H. Main · M. Appleby · 6yo · 11st 5lb

Last odds: 3/1 Official rating 84 Wearing cheekpieces Back quickly after its last run Won 1 of last 5 2 lengths

in rear on outer, ridden and edged right over 2f out, kept on and switched left inside final furlong, never near to challenge

7th

5 Igotatext

Miss B. Hampson · A. Watson · 4yo · 10st 3lb

Last odds: 16/1 Official rating 73 Wearing blinkers Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before 5 lengths

chased winner, ridden and lost second 2f out, soon lost position, weakened and dropped to last inside final furlong

What the colours mean

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Novice: A race for horses that are new to this type of race.
Chase, hurdle and bumper: Chase: jumps over fences. Hurdle: jumps over low hurdles. Bumper: a flat race for young jump horses.
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Jockey claim: An apprentice jockey can claim a weight discount, so the horse carries a little less.
Headgear: Blinkers, visor, cheekpieces, tongue tie, hood and eyeshield change what the horse sees or feels.

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