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12:25 Ayr

Carrick Juvenile Novices' Hurdle (Class E)

  • 10 Runners
  • Distance: 2m
  • Going: Soft, Good to Soft in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 3m 52.00s
  • 10 Ran
1
Silk - Emerald Green, Light Blue sleeves, White armlets and cap
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

towards rear, headway approaching 3 out, ridden next, kept on flat, not reach winner

2
Silk - White, Emerald Green chevrons, halved sleeves, Emerald Green cap
100/1
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

ridden 3 out, hit next, one pace

3
Silk - Orange, Black triple diamond, striped sleeves, Black cap
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

ridden approaching 3 out, weakened from next

4
Silk - Maroon, Dark Green sash and cap
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

always behind

5
Silk - White, Red Cross of Lorraine, White sleeves, Emerald Green armlets, Emerald Green cap
  • Form P60
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

made all, soon clear, ridden 3 out, hit last, kept on well flat

6
Silk - EMERALD GREEN, YELLOW sleeves, EMERALD GREEN stars, YELLOW cap
5/1
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

ridden 3 out, never dangerous

7
Silk - Light Green, White Cross of Lorraine and sleeves, quartered cap
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

always behind

8
Silk - Red, black collar and cuffs, old gold cap
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-12

always behind

9
Silk - Purple, Orange Cross of Lorraine, quartered cap
  • Form 032
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-7

ridden approaching 2 out, one pace

10
Silk - Dark Blue, Yellow stars, checked sleeves, Yellow cap
8/1
  • Age 3
  • Weight 10-7

tracked wnr., ridden approaching 3 out, one pace from next

In depth

Verdict

An uninspiring opener with little worthwhile form to go on so stakes should be kept low. Flamenca has at least had the benefit of three previous starts over timber and hinted at ability when runner-up in similar company at Kelso last month. The daughter of Diesis shouldn't be far away once again but may still prove vulnerable to a newcomer. Landings showed only selling-class form on the level last year and failed to see a racecourse this term so is perhaps best watched following a lengthy absence. Alam was the best of these on the Flat but has been off for three months and TEAMtalk preference is for Sarn. Alan Bailey's charge had been disappointing until finishing a gallant second of 25 in a one-mile Newmarket handicap earlier in the month in testing conditions. Clearly at home in the mud and with fitness on his side, Sarn may be able to make a winning debut over timber.