Sandown
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Sandown
Finished
Turf track
Result — sorted by finishing position
SP: 7/2
OR 84
Stepping up in class
Won 2 of last 5
Won at this distance 1 time
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on outer throughout, towards rear, in touch with leaders 3f out, ridden to lead 1f out, kept on
SP: 13/2
OR 85
Wearing cheekpieces
Won 1 of last 5
Won at this distance 2 times
half a length
slowly into stride, in rear, pushed along over 3f out, headway on outer over 2f out, pressed winner when jumped path inside final furlong, kept on
SP: 4/1
OR 85
Stepping up in class
Wearing cheekpieces
Fresh (218 days off)
1.2 lengths
started quickly, disputed lead, pressed winner 1f out, no extra final 110yds
SP: 6/1
OR 99
Fresh (196 days off)
Won 1 of last 5
Won at this distance 1 time
3.2 lengths
in touch with leaders, kept on but no telling impression
SP: 15/2
OR 80
Stepping up in class
Won 2 of last 5
Won at this distance 2 times
4.8 lengths
pulled hard, prominent, bit short of room early, short of room and lost position over 2f out, still waiting for room over 1f out, not recover (jockey said gelding was denied a clear run approx 1f out)
SP: 8/1
OR 91
Fresh (196 days off)
Jockey in form (9 wins in 14 days)
Won 1 of last 5
5.2 lengths
started quickly, disputed lead, weakened final furlong (jockey said gelding jumped left-handed from stalls)
SP: 13/2
OR 76
Stepping up in class
Wearing hood
Fresh (92 days off)
6.5 lengths
slowly away, always behind (jockey said gelding was slowly away)
SP: 10/1
OR 92
Fresh (209 days off)
Won 1 of last 5
Won at this distance 1 time
9.5 lengths
prominent, weakened quickly final furlong
SP: 20/1
OR 81
Won 0 of last 5
19 lengths
cajoled along early, soon disputed lead, raced awkwardly from 2f out, weakened quickly over 1f out (vet said gelding lost his left-hind shoe)
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