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15:00 Perth

Tote Exacta Novices' Handicap Chase (Class D)

  • 7 Runners
  • Distance: 2m 4f 110y
  • Going: Good (Good in Places)
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 5m 13.20s
  • 7 Ran
1
Silk - White, Royal Blue chevron, Pink cap
  • Form 16/3F3-2
  • Age 6
  • Weight 11-12

held up towards rear, mistake 5th, headway when blundered badly and unseated rider 10th

2
Silk - WHITE, EMERALD GREEN braces, striped sleeves, ORANGE cap
7/1
  • Form 01205-2
  • Age 9
  • Weight 11-6

in touch, pushed along 4 out, ridden next, onepaced approaching 2 out

3
Silk - White, Mauve stars
  • Form 212335-
  • Age 7
  • Weight 11-3

held up, headway 4 out, effort 2 out, 2 lengths down when left in lead last, soon headed, kept on same pace

4
Silk - YELLOW, ROYAL BLUE hoops, YELLOW sleeves, ROYAL BLUE armlets and cap
11/2
  • Form 052-132
  • Age 7
  • Weight 10-13

always behind

5
Silk - White, Red sleeves
  • Form 312-342
  • Age 7
  • Weight 10-12

tracked leaders, led 11th, ridden and 2 lengths up when fell last

6
Silk - Red, White sleeves, Yellow armlets, Red and Yellow hooped cap
7/2
  • Form 41U2-12
  • Age 9
  • Weight 10-7

chased leaders, reminder 4 out, ridden before next, slightly hampered last, soon led, driven out

7
Silk - BLACK, RED and WHITE striped sleeves, hooped cap
10/1
  • Form 402-1P3
  • Age 6
  • Weight 10-6

led, blundered 10th, headed next, every chance when mistake 4 out, weakened approaching 2 out

In depth

Verdict

Ceresfield landed a few nice bets when scoring at Hexham on her chase debut and has performed well since-she is taken to get back to winning ways at the expense of Trading Trouble and Burundi. The ex-New Zealand mare, a winner over hurdles in her native country, was put up 12lb for that Hexham success so did well to finish third at Worcester next time. Her latest effort when second at Southwell was off a 3lb lower mark, and although she is paying the price for her British debut success, the longer trip here can help. Trading Trouble found only the odds-on Cobbet too good on his first start for three months at Perth recently and should be involved in the finish if handling the ground, while Burundi is out to get the losses back after failing to justify favouritism against sole rival Blakeney Coast at Wetherby. He needs to brush up his jumping before being considered. Rainbow Dance is having his first outing of the season so should be watched, while Classic Lash is fairly consistent but has a bit to find on the bare form. Ceresfield can pay to follow.