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12:40 Carlisle

Cantorindex.Co.Uk Banded Stakes (Class 5) (Class 5)

  • 17 Runners
  • Distance: 7f 200y
  • Going: Good to Firm, Firm in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 40.38s
  • 17 Ran
1(14)
Silk - Orange and White stripes, Dark Green sleeves, White cap
12/1
  • Form 0-01000
  • Age 6
  • Weight 9-3

dwelt, towards rear, pushed along and headway when not much room over 2f out, switched right and effort over 1f out, one pace final furlong

2(9)
Silk - White, Emerald Green disc
  • Form 206003
  • Age 5
  • Weight 9-3

made all, ridden out final furlong

3(10)
Silk - Dark Blue and Light Blue (quartered), striped sleeves, Light Blue cap, Orange diamond
  • Form 000005
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-3

in touch, ridden over 3f out, weakened over 2f out

4(1)
Silk - Black and Orange check, chevrons on sleeves, Black cap, Orange diamond
66/1
  • Form 000000-
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-2

towards rear, never dangerous

5(15)
Silk - Purple, Yellow hoop, Purple sleeves, Yellow spots, Yellow cap
  • Form 033001
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-2

in touch, pushed along 3f out, ridden and effort over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong

6(12)
Silk - Red and White stripes, diabolo on sleeves, hooped cap
9/1
  • Form 003045
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-2

towards rear, headway under pressure on outside over 2f out, kept on one pace final furlong

7(2)
Silk - Beige, Light Blue chevrons, Beige sleeves, Beige cap, Light Blue star
33/1
  • Form 600000
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-1

in touch, pushed along over 3f out, effort over 2f out, weakened final furlong

8(7)
Silk - Grey, Dark Blue cross belts, Dark Blue and Grey quartered cap
  • Form 400002-
  • Age 5
  • Weight 9-1

always behind

9(13)
Silk - Yellow, Red stars, Yellow sleeves
6/1
  • Form 003020
  • Age 7
  • Weight 9-0

tracked leaders, effort 2f out, kept on same pace final furlong

10(5)
Silk - Emerald Green and Royal Blue (halved), halved sleeves, quartered cap
12/1
  • Form 050626
  • Age 4
  • Weight 9-0

in touch, ridden over 3f out, weakened 2f out

11(4)
Silk - Light Blue, White hollow box, check cap
100/1
  • Form 50-0000
  • Age 4
  • Weight 8-12

missed break, always behind

12(17)
Silk - Black and Orange stripes, Emerald Green sleeves and cap
33/1
  • Form 20-0200
  • Age 4
  • Weight 8-12

towards rear, pushed along halfway, ridden and no impression final 2f

13(6)
Silk - Royal Blue and White (quartered), Light Blue sleeves
20/1
  • Form 304000
  • Age 7
  • Weight 8-12

close, up, ridden over 2f out, soon weakened

14(11)
Silk - Yellow, Red chevrons, Yellow sleeves, Blue cap
12/1
  • Form 000000
  • Age 5
  • Weight 8-12

mid-division, pushed along over 3f out, kept on same pace final 2f

15(16)
Silk - WHITE, LIGHT BLUE and YELLOW striped sleeves, quartered cap

Jessie

68 v
12/1
  • Form 240543
  • Age 5
  • Weight 8-12

slowly into stride, always behind

16(8)
Silk - Royal Blue, Maroon stars
8/1
  • Form 366110
  • Age 5
  • Weight 8-12

in touch, effort over 1f out, no extra final furlong

17(3)
Silk - Orange, Dark Blue chevron, Dark Blue sleeves, Orange armlets, Orange cap, Dark Blue star
  • Form 06030-0
  • Age 4
  • Weight 8-12

in touch, pushed along over 3f out, ridden 2f out, soon weakened

In depth

Verdict

The David Barron-trained Penwell Hill could be the answer to a tricky contest, where not too many can confidently be ruled out as they are all hard to win with. Tokewanna and Skiddaw Jones hold fair claims on their recent form and are preferred over Shamwari Fire as the biggest dangers. The last named is versatile regarding his best trip and should not be inconvenienced by the drop back to seven furlongs. However, he is far from certain to arrive here in the same frame of mind he was in when winning at Folkestone and may be best left alone this time around. Tokewanna will appreciate this ease in grade after finding life hard in handicaps this summer. Nevertheless, her record of 17 straight previous defeats speaks for itself and she is another to be wary of for win only purposes. Which brings us to Penwell Hill, who ran by far his best race for a while at Musselburgh when he was last seen out. Barron has freshened him up since then and will no doubt have him primed now that he qualified to run in races of this nature. The fact that he just scraps into the reckoning at the ceiling of the ratings band underlines that he is one of the more reliable performers on show. Which will obviously do him no harm as Penwell Hill bids to register his first ever win on turf.