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16:30 Leicester

Loddington Conditions Stakes (Class D)

  • 6 Runners
  • Distance: 5f 218y
  • Going: Good to Soft, Good in places
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 13.68s
  • 6 Ran
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1
Silk -

Sevillano

5/2

    2
    Silk -

    Harry Up

    8/1

      1(2)
      Silk - Black and White diagonal stripes, hooped cap

      Harry Up

      173
      8/1
      • Form 461040-
      • Age 3
      • Weight 9-2

      chased winner, effort over 1f out, soon no chance

      2(3)
      Silk - Dark Blue, Light Blue stripe, halved sleeves, Light Blue cap

      Hatch

      24
      11/2
      • Form 420-221
      • Age 3
      • Weight 9-0

      in touch, short of room over 4f out, headway over 1f out, kept on

      3(4)
      Silk - Grey, Dark Blue stripe, Dark Blue sleeves, Yellow armlets, check cap

      Mac Love

      159
      7/2
      • Form 363232-
      • Age 3
      • Weight 9-0

      chased leaders, ridden and effort over 2f out, weakened over 1f out

      4(6)
      Silk - Royal Blue, Grey stars

      Vienna's Boy (IRE)

      180
      2/1
      • Form 342020-
      • Age 3
      • Weight 9-0

      awkward start, chased leaders, ridden and effort over 2f out, soon weakened

      5(1)
      Silk - Yellow, Royal Blue Cross of Lorraine, chevrons on sleeves, diamonds on cap

      Sevillano

      222
      5/2
      • Form 2132-
      • Age 3
      • Weight 8-12

      made all, clear inside final furlong, ran on well

      6(5)
      Silk - Red, Yellow epaulets, halved sleeves

      Beau Jazz

      24
      66/1
      • Form 056-530
      • Age 3
      • Weight 8-10

      with leader until weakened halfway

      In depth

      Verdict

      Mac Love was a fair juvenile for Mick Channon and can come good at the first time of asking for new connections, with Sevillano and Harry Up others to consider in the feature race on the card. Mac Love was placed to score three times from 16 starts for Mick Channon and went on to hold his own in useful company for the remainder of the season. Placed on his last four starts, he was packed off to the sales after being denied a neck in Listed company at Doncaster, and should give new owner Vimal Khosla, who made his fortune in the air travel industry, a flying start if you'll pardon the pun. Epsom juvenile winner Sevillano was probably beaten by the ground when second to Chinsola at Ascot last July and played up at the start on what was to be his final outing at Windsor. He has some scope as well, along with Harry Up, who kept good company last term, turning out in the Windsor Castle, Cornwallis and Flying Childers Stakes, the latter being his curtain call of 2003. Fitness will be a key factor no doubt, but Mac Love has had plenty of work put into him and gets the call.