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13:50 Catterick

Malton Novices' Chase (Class E)

  • 8 Runners
  • Distance: 3m 1f 110y
  • Going: Good, Good to Soft in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 6m 48.00s
  • 8 Ran
1
Silk - BEIGE, BROWN hooped sleeves, ORANGE cap
  • Form 11-1561
  • Age 7
  • Weight 12-0

close up, hampered 1st, jumped slowly next and dropped rear, went prominent again 7th, hit 13th and 15th, driven to lead approaching last, kept on flat

2
Silk - Royal Blue and White stripes, White sleeves, Royal Blue stars, Royal Blue cap
4/1
  • Form 0/P-3355
  • Age 7
  • Weight 11-2

held up, headway 8th, ridden 4 out, weakened from next

3
Silk - White, Black chevrons, Black sleeves, White spots and spots on cap
33/1
  • Form FP53-PP
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-2

led, headed after 3rd, led again at 11th, headed 14th, soon weakened, behind when pulled up before 3 out

4
Silk - DARK BLUE, YELLOW stars, diabolo on sleeves and star on cap
2/1
  • Form 3F0B32
  • Age 7
  • Weight 11-2

took keen hold, held up, went prominent 11th, led 14th, ridden 3 out, headed approaching last, one paced flat

5
Silk - Dark Blue, Grey armlets, Red cap
25/1
  • Form 0000-
  • Age 9
  • Weight 11-2

in rear, tailed off from 13th

6
Silk - EMERALD GREEN and YELLOW (quartered), WHITE sleeves and cap
  • Form 33002U
  • Age 7
  • Weight 11-2

close up when hampered and unseated rider 1st

7
Silk - Royal Blue, White hoop, White sleeves, Royal Blue diamonds, White cap
  • Form 4P01-55
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-2

chased leaders, hit 9th, lost place and reminders 11th, ridden and no impression from 3 out

8
Silk - GOLD, RED sash, sleeves and cap with GOLD hoop
66/1
  • Form 504605
  • Age 8
  • Weight 10-11

chased leaders, led after 3rd, hit 5th and 11th, soon headed, lost place next, behind when pulled up after 13th

In depth

Verdict

It is difficult to oppose The Manse Brae, who looks to have been found a decent opportunity to add to his last time out victory at Musselburgh, in this novices' chase. Malcolm Jefferson's seven-year-old was the best of these over hurdles and looks to be at least as good over the larger obstacles as well, his only defeat coming in decent company at Cheltenham. George Moore's Iron Express, King's Bounty from the stable of Tim Easterby and Ferdy Murphy's What A Wonder all seem to be of a similar level of ability and should battle out minor placings behind the selection, who gets a confident vote.