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AYR 16:00 724s23

Name: RACING UK WINTER SEASON TICKET HANDICAP CHASE (Qualifier) (4)
Start: 2017-01-30T13:50:00
End: 2017-01-30T16:35:00
Location: Ayr

16:35

16:00 Monday 30 January 2017 194v2p
RACING UK WINTER SEASON TICKET HANDICAP CHASE (Qualifier) (4) t102	Distance : 2m 4f 110y
Prize : £4,874 Rated : (0-115) Age : 5yo+ Race Type : Chase	Going : Heavy
Race Type : Chase

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Pos	Pos	Btn	Horse Name	Horse Name		TFR		Tfig	Jockey	Age	Wgt	ISP	ISP	BSP	Hi/Lo
Pos		Btn	Pedigree	Jockey & Trainer		TFR		Tfig	Trainer	(Equip)	(OR)	(Place)	ISP	BSP	Hi/Lo

1	1		3. THE ORANGE ROGUE (IRE)	3. THE ORANGE ROGUE (IRE)	<	105+	+7 >	79	Lucy Alexander	10	11-0	11/112	11/112
1			brg CLASSIC CLICHE (IRE)	J: Lucy Alexander T: N. W. Alexander Age: 10 Wgt: 11-0 Eq: (t) OR: 103	<	105+	+7 >	79	N. W. Alexander	(t)	(103)		11/112
proved at least as good as ever to come out on top, the application of a tongue strap perhaps making a difference, whilst more positive tactics seemed to suit too (had the run of the race); made all, not always fluent, shaken up after 4 out, kept going well.
made all, shaken up after 4 out, kept going well
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2	2	1¼	2. NAKADAM (FR)	2. NAKADAM (FR)	-32 <	106+	-14 >	80	Richie McLernon	7	11-2	4/15	4/15
2		1¼	bg CADOUDAL (FR)	J: Richie McLernon T: R. Mike Smith Age: 7 Wgt: 11-2 Eq: (s+t) OR: 105	-32 <	106+	-14 >	80	R. Mike Smith	(s+t)	(105)		4/15
returned to form after 10 weeks off, his stable generally seeming to have turned the corner having had 2 winners earlier on the card, and he didn't have a problem dropping back markedly in trip, beaten only by one that had the run of things; patiently ridden, travelled well, took closer order 5 out, chased leader after 2 out, kept on; he should remain competitive now back in form.
held up, took closer order 5 out, chased leader after 2 out, kept on
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3	3	14	4. LOWANBEHOLD (IRE)	4. LOWANBEHOLD (IRE)	+4 <	88+	-22 >	62	Jan Faltejsek	10	10-12	5/16	5/16
3		14	grg ROSELIER (FR)	J: Jan Faltejsek T: Sandy Forster Age: 10 Wgt: 10-12 Eq: (s) OR: 101	+4 <	88+	-22 >	62	Sandy Forster	(s)	(101)		5/16
wasn't disgraced in first-time cheekpieces but seems to be going through the motions at present; tracked pace, ridden when mistake 4 out, left in a place last, one paced.
tracked pace, ridden when mistake 4 out, left in a place last, one paced
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4	4	10	1. TAP NIGHT (USA)	1. TAP NIGHT (USA)	H (81) <	92	H (71) >	66	Derek Fox	10	11-12	7/24.5jf	7/24.5jf
4		10	chg DAYJUR (USA)	J: Derek Fox T: Lucinda Russell Age: 10 Wgt: 11-12 Eq: (v) OR: 115	H (81) <	92	H (71) >	66	Lucinda Russell	(v)	(115)		7/24.5jf
was well held in first-time visor and temperament is getting the better of him (best treated with caution); raced off the pace, not always fluent, labouring badly after 5 out, made little impression.
off pace, struggling after 5 out, little impression
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5	5	4½	8. ASUNCION (FR)	8. ASUNCION (FR)	+14 <	62	+8 >	36	A. W. Short (7)	7	10-0 (9-6)	9/110	9/110
5		4½	bm CYBORG (FR)	J: A. W. Short (7) T: Rebecca Menzies Age: 7 Wgt: 10-0 (9-6) Eq: (b) OR: 89	+14 <	62	+8 >	36	Rebecca Menzies	(b)	(89)		9/110
had plenty on from out of the handicap; prominent, off the bridle before most, lost place before twelfth, tailed off.
prominent, lost place before 12th, tailed off
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ur	ur		6. DANEHILLS WELL (IRE)	6. DANEHILLS WELL (IRE)	<	86+	H (73) >		Jamie Hamilton (3)	9	10-6	11/26.5	11/26.5
ur			bg SADDLERS' HALL (IRE)	J: Jamie Hamilton (3) T: Alison Hamilton Age: 9 Wgt: 10-6 Eq: (s) OR: 95	<	86+	H (73) >		Alison Hamilton	(s)	(95)		11/26.5
was in the process of running creditably when departing; prominent, shaken up between 4 out and 3 out, blundered 2 out, held but in third when unseated rider last, looking sure to be placed.
prominent, shaken up between 4 out and 3 out, blundered 2 out, third when unseated rider last
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pu	pu		7. DINGO BAY	7. DINGO BAY	<	?	>		Brian Hughes	11	10-1	7/24.5jf	7/24.5jf
pu			bg WELD	J: Brian Hughes T: Rebecca Menzies Age: 11 Wgt: 10-1 Eq: (s) OR: 90	<	?	>		Rebecca Menzies	(s)	(90)		7/24.5jf
was strong in the betting but ran no sort of race on first outing since leaving John Wade after 23 months off; mid-division, jumped none too fluently, reminders after sixth, pulled up before twelfth.
mid-division, not fluent, reminders after 6th, pulled up before 12th
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Non Runners: HARLEYS MAX. Fences: 17. Race Distance Adjustment: +73 yds	Winning Owner: Mrs S. Irwin
Time: 5m 46.9s Closing Sectional: (2.5f): 41.9s (99.4%)
Overrounds: Industry SP 115%, Betfair SP 101.8%
A run-of-the-mill handicap chase; the winner had the run of things and the second is probably of more interest going forward. THE ORANGE ROGUE (IRE) proved at least as good as ever to come out on top, the application of a tongue strap perhaps making a difference, whilst more positive tactics seemed to suit too (had the run of the race); made all, not always fluent, shaken up after 4 out, kept going well. NAKADAM (FR) returned to form after 10 weeks off, his stable generally seeming to have turned the corner having had 2 winners earlier on the card, and he didn't have a problem dropping back markedly in trip, beaten only by one that had the run of things; patiently ridden, travelled well, took closer order 5 out, chased leader after 2 out, kept on; he should remain competitive now back in form. LOWANBEHOLD (IRE) wasn't disgraced in first-time cheekpieces but seems to be going through the motions at present; tracked pace, ridden when mistake 4 out, left in a place last, one paced. TAP NIGHT (USA) was well held in first-time visor and temperament is getting the better of him (best treated with caution); raced off the pace, not always fluent, labouring badly after 5 out, made little impression. ASUNCION (FR) had plenty on from out of the handicap; prominent, off the bridle before most, lost place before twelfth, tailed off. DANEHILLS WELL (IRE) was in the process of running creditably when departing; prominent, shaken up between 4 out and 3 out, blundered 2 out, held but in third when unseated rider last, looking sure to be placed. DINGO BAY was strong in the betting but ran no sort of race on first outing since leaving John Wade after 23 months off; mid-division, jumped none too fluently, reminders after sixth, pulled up before twelfth.

16:00 Ayr Result on Monday 30 January 2017 1y82d

The 2M 4F 110Y 16:00 RACING UK WINTER SEASON TICKET HANDICAP CHASE (Qualifier) (4) at Ayr was run on Heavy. It was open to 5yo+ and had a prize fund of £4,874. There were 7 runners. The winning horse was THE ORANGE ROGUE (IRE) who won by 1¼. THE ORANGE ROGUE (IRE) had an industry starting price (ISP) of 11/1.

How the rest of the runners fared:

NAKADAM (FR) finished 2nd and was beaten by 1.25 - they had an ISP of 4/1
LOWANBEHOLD (IRE) finished 3rd and was beaten by 15 - they had an ISP of 5/1
TAP NIGHT (USA) finished 4th and was beaten by 25 - they had an ISP of 7/2jf
ASUNCION (FR) finished 5th and was beaten by 30 - they had an ISP of 9/1

AYR 16:00 724s23

16:00 Monday 30 January 2017 194v2p

RACING UK WINTER SEASON TICKET HANDICAP CHASE (Qualifier) (4) t102

16:00 Ayr Result on Monday 30 January 2017 1y82d