Lingfield

3:22 PM · Saturday 21 January 2023

Lingfield (AW)

Finished

Flat race · weights set to make it fair About 5 furlongs Standard all-weather surface Mid-level race 8 runners £34,429 prize money

Polytrack surface

Result, in finishing order ?

1st

6 Embour

B. Loughnane · R. Carr · 8yo · 8st 8lb

Last odds: 33/1 Official rating 80 Wearing blinkers Back quickly after its last run Jockey in form (11 wins in 14 days) —

held up in rear, headway and switched right 1f out, ridden to lead but faced strong challenge final 110yds, kept on well but hung right towards finish, just prevailed (trainer said, regarding improved form, that the gelding benefitted from the change in headgear from cheekpieces to blinkers as well as the drop in trip from 6f to 5f)

2nd

4 Silky Wilkie

S. Feilden · K. R. Burke · 4yo · 9st 6lb

Last odds: 2/1 Official rating 92 Back quickly after its last run Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before a short head

towards rear, ridden and headway 1f out, went second and made strong challenge final 110yds, kept on, just held

3rd

2 Strong Power

K. O'Neill · A. Haynes · 6yo · 9st 9lb

Last odds: 4/1 Official rating 95 Has won at this course and distance Wearing blinkers Won 1 of last 5 1.9 lengths

mounted in chute and taken down early, in touch with leaders on inner, switched right and ridden under 2f out, kept on

4th

3 Lord Riddiford

J. Hart · J. Quinn · 8yo · 9st 8lb

Last odds: 5/1 Official rating 94 Won 0 of last 5 Raced here before Won at this distance 1 time 3.4 lengths

midfield on outer, ridden over 1f out, kept on but held inside final furlong

5th

8 La Roca Del Fuego

R. Dawes · G. Deacon · 7yo · 8st 4lb

Last odds: 20/1 Official rating 76 Has won at this course and distance Won 1 of last 5 Won here 1 time 3.9 lengths

pressed leader, led 2f out, soon ridden, lost two places and beaten final 110yds, soon weakened

6th

5 Stone Of Destiny

D. Muscutt · M. Appleby · 8yo · 8st 11lb

Last odds: 8/1 Official rating 83 Wearing cheekpieces Jockey in form (10 wins in 14 days) Trainer in form 4.3 lengths

dwelt start, held up in rear, ridden and raced wide home turn, made no telling impression

7th

1 The Bell Conductor

P. Mulrennan · P. Midgley · 6yo · 9st 9lb

Last odds: 4/1 Official rating 95 Won 3 of last 5 Likes this ground (wins 33% of runs) Won at this distance 3 times 5.1 lengths

taken down early, led, ridden and headed 2f out, lost two places and beaten 1f out, soon weakened

8th

7 Pop Dancer

L. Morris · T. Carroll · 6yo · 8st 8lb

Last odds: 10/1 Official rating 80 Has won at this course and distance Wearing cheekpieces Won 3 of last 5 7.1 lengths

prominent, ridden 2f out, weakened inside final furlong

What the colours mean

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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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