Racecards
19:25 Wincanton
Business Money Panto Prince Handicap Chase (Class D) (Class D)
- 9 Runners
- Distance: 3m 1f 110y
- Going: Good to Soft, Good in places
Uncle Mick (IRE)
128- Form 342435-
- Age 9
- Weight 11-12
- Trainer C L Tizzard
- Jockey J Tizzard
held up in touch, ridden 15th, one pace
- Form P1060-P
- Age 10
- Weight 11-7
- Trainer Miss Victoria Roberts
- Jockey Timmy Murphy
reminder before 1st, chased leader, mistake 12th, weakened 13th, soon tailed off, pulled up before 3 out
- Form 2122P-2
- Age 8
- Weight 11-7
- Trainer P F Nicholls
- Jockey A P McCoy
made all and soon clear, ridden 11th, joined before 3 out, hard ridden after 3 out, driven into one length lead from last
- Form 111/1P-3
- Age 10
- Weight 11-6
- Trainer Ian Williams
- Jockey Paul Moloney
mid-division, lost touch 10th, pulled up 13th
- Form 256622-
- Age 9
- Weight 11-2
- Trainer R H Alner
- Jockey A Thornton
held up towards rear, ridden before 4 out, stayed on one pace
- Form P/21243-
- Age 8
- Weight 11-1
- Trainer T R George
- Jockey J M Maguire
chased clear leader, ridden and headway 17th, joined winner and every chance 3 out, mistake last, not reach winner
- Form 12P4P0-
- Age 9
- Weight 10-3
- Trainer R Stronge
- Jockey Wayne Hutchinson
prominent, ridden 15th, pulled up before 3 out
- Form D42P0P-
- Age 9
- Weight 10-3
held up in mid-division, headway 14th, ridden in 3rd 5 out, not reached leaders
- Form 330066-
- Age 12
- Weight 10-0
- Trainer C Mitchell
- Jockey S Durack
always outpaced in rear, no impression
In depth
Verdict
The consistent Even More can come good at the expense of Joe Deane, Majed and Bob's The Business in tonight's feature race. Robert Alner's nine-year-old has found one too good on each of his last two starts, here and at Exeter, but earlier successes at Kempton show that he has plenty of ability, and he does not look overburdened. Joe Deane has struggled just a bit since his Plumpton victory in January, but Tom George's team are in fair form at present and he should go well. Bob's The Business is lightly raced of late but at the age of ten has less scope than most, and of more appeal is Majed, the mount of Tony McCoy. The Paul Nicholls inmate is not one to trust completely, but there is no doubt that he is far better treated these days than when taking on top staying company for Martin Pipe. Just lately he has threatened to return to winning ways and this is the sort of company in which he could do it. His stable collected this last year with Un Jour A Vassy. However, we return to Even More, a most reliable sort, as the selection.