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18:50 Fontwell Park

Weatherbys Private Banking United Hunts Open Champion Hunters' Chase (Class 6)

  • 7 Runners
  • Distance: 3m 4f
  • Going: Good
  • Surface: Turf
  • £3,000 added
  • Winner: £1,872
  • 2nd: £580
  • 3rd: £290
  • 4th: £145
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 7m 11.30s
  • Off Time: 18:50:54
  • 7 Ran
1
Silk - Black, White cross belts, check cap

Benheir (IRE)

24 p C
3/1
  • Form P22/PP2-
  • Age 8
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 122

held up, mistake 5th, headway 8th, not fluent 10th, mistake 12th, not fluent 14th, ridden after next, not fluent 5 out, went modest 3rd before 3 out, no chance with winner, plugged on to close on 2nd from last

2
Silk - Emerald Green, Purple cross belts, Purple cap
11/4
  • Form 04/453-2
  • Age 13
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 108

prominent, reminders in 3rd after 15th, chased winner after 4 out, well held before next, just held on for 2nd

3
Silk - Dark Blue and Yellow (quartered), Red sleeves, Yellow cap, Red star
8/1
  • Form 11/13P3-
  • Age 12
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 117

held up in touch, not fluent, outpaced 11th, well beaten 5 out, pulled up before 3 out

4
Silk - Red, White stars, Red sleeves, Gold cap
  • Form P2/P411-
  • Age 11
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 112

prominent until lost place before 9th, behind 5 out

5
Silk - Yellow, Red chevron, Red and Yellow halved sleeves, Yellow cap, Red star
50/1
  • Form 72F2/P-4
  • Age 12
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 102

held up, mistake and unseated rider 2nd

6
Silk - Maroon, dark blue diamond, hooped sleeves and cap
  • Form 151211-
  • Age 10
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 107

led until not fluent 11th, led 13th, clear 4 out, mistake last, stayed on well

7
Silk - Dark blue and light blue diabolo, chevrons on sleeves, dark blue cap, light blue star
  • Form 33/PPP1-
  • Age 12
  • Weight 11-10
  • Official Rating 107

prominent, challenged 8th, led 11th, headed 13th, weakened after 4 out

Previous results

In depth

Verdict

This extended trip might suit some of these more than others. BENHEIR has won over these fences and, though well beaten back under Rules at Fakenham last month, looks to have a decent opportunity to open his account for new connections here. Double Dizzy is in the veteran stage now but still capable of running well and he has an abundance of stamina while Theophrastus could figure if on a going day. Start Royal makes more appeal than Kornati Kid and Masked Man but will have his stamina tested in the closing stages.

Formwatch

Benheir (IRE) 7-1 (11-5) Led, mistake when headed 3rd, lost place halfway, rallied approaching 2 out, stayed on to go 2nd before last, no chance with winner, 2nd of 6, 20l behind Thornleigh Ben (11-5) at Fakenham 3m hts chs (6) gd in Apr.

Double Dizzy 4-1 (12-0) (tt) chsd wnr; no imp 3 out, 2nd of 5, 4l behind Carrickmines (12-0) at Devon & Somerset Staghounds 3m ptp gd.

Kornati Kid 4-1 (12-0) (cp) in tch til outpcd 15; rallied app last; fin wl, 3rd of 12, 2 1/2l behind Dusshera (11-7) at Penshurst 3m ptp in Apr.

Masked Man (IRE) Evens (11-0) Ap; led aft 15; comf, won at East Kent with West Street 3m ptp gd in Apr beating Lord Snow (11-0) by 3l, 6 ran.

Quarry Town (IRE) 12-1 (12-0) (cp) (tt) a wl bhnd; to, 4th of 9, 48l behind The Vicar (12-7) at Surrey Union 3m ptp gs.

Start Royal (FR) 6-4 (11-0) Led to 5; led aft 9; ro wl, won at Kimblewick 3m ptp gf in Apr beating Rossmore Lad (11-0) by 2l, 4 ran.

Theophrastus (IRE) 3-1 (12-0) Ap; led 7; clr 2 out; easy, won at Crawley & Horsham 3m ptp gd in Mar beating Crazy Eyes (12-0) by 15l, 7 ran.