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Past Runs (4 Total)
| Date/Time | Course | Distance | Jockey | Trainer | Position | Time | Beaten By | OR | Weight | SP | Comment |
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30/06/24
15:00
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Uttoxeter | 3m2f | Robert Dunne | Gary Hanmer | 99 | - | - | 129 | 10-2 | 7/1 |
In touch with leaders - lost position 16th - weakened quickly 3 out - pulled up before 2 out(op 9/1)
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24/04/24
17:35
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Uttoxeter | 3m | Robert Dunne | Gary Hanmer | 1st | 6:42.70 | Won | 115 | 10-13 | 13/2 |
Jumped right on occasions - led - headed but disputed lead 2nd - left in lead and hampered 11th - headed and raced in second 12th - switched right and ridden 3 out - soon clear with one other - led again last - stayed on(op 18/1 tchd 6/1 and tchd 20/1)
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31/03/22
13:00
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Warwick | 2m5f | William Shanahan | Gary Hanmer | 1st | 5:9.10 | Won | – | 10-13 | 16/5 |
Jumped right throughout - midfield - good jump and went second 5 out - led going easily just before 3 out - ridden 2 out - edged right against near rail run-in - kept on well(op 5/2)
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10/02/22
15:20
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Doncaster | 2m½f | William Shanahan | Gary Hanmer | 4 | 4:5.85 | 2.75 | – | 10-7 | 7/1 |
Took keen hold - held up in rear - nudged along before 3 out - going okay but still plenty to do before 2 out - pushed along approaching last - stayed on run-in - eyecatcher (an enquiry was held into the running and riding which travelled strongly towards the rear of the field throughout - before appearing to be ridden with a level of restraint and lost ground from rounding the home turn until after jumping the second last hurdle - at which point the gelding commenced to stay on well under an apparently tender hands and heels ride to finish fourth - beaten 13¾ lengths - the rider and the trainer were interviewed and shown recordings of the race; the vet said two examinations failed to reveal any abnormalities - the rider stated his instructions were to drop in - switch the gelding off as it is novicey and can be keen - whilst ensuring that he had a positive experience - jockey explained that the gelding's jumping was guessy at times and also that he made a respiratory noise at the top of Rose Hill - which he had failed to report at Scales - but tendered as evidence during the enquiry - he added that in his opinion the gelding was outpaced turning in when the leaders kicked for home - though acknowledged that he missed a vital opportunity to come between horses and send the gelding forward on the approach to the first hurdle in the home straight - thereafter - he maintained that the gelding was going as fast as it could and only passed tiring horses having jumped the final flight - trainer confirmed the instructions and that he was satisfied with the ride generally - although accepted that Shanahan could have done more to improve and maintain his position early in the home straight - he continued by saying he was pleased with the horse's performance - seeing it as a good stepping stone from which the gelding could progress and felt confident that a step up in trip would unlock further improvement)(op 6/1)
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