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KEMPTON PARK 14:50 324s5l

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14:50 Monday 06 November 2017 1l5o6b

32Red FLOODLIT STAKES (Listed) (1) 364a73

Distance : 1m 3f 219y
Prize : £25,520 Age : 3yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Artificial Going : Std
Race Type : Flat Surface : Artificial
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Pos (Draw) Pos (Draw) Btn Horse Name Horse Name TFR Tfig Jockey Age Wgt ISP ISP BSP Hi/Lo
Pedigree Jockey & Trainer Trainer (Equip) (OR) (Place) BSP
1 (5) 1 (5) Franny Norton silk 8. TITI MAKFI 8. TITI MAKFI -5 <
p109
-32 > 67 Franny Norton 3 8-8 12/113 12/113
Franny Norton silk bf MONTJEU (IRE) 137 J: Franny Norton
T: Mark Johnston
Age: 3 Wgt: 8-8
Mark Johnston
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bounced back to best as she resumed winning ways, making the breakthrough at this level, albeit having been seen to maximum effect, having the run of the race; made all, travelled fluently, ridden 2f out, tackled inside final 1f, battled well.
made all, ridden 2f out, tackled inside final 1f, battled well
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2 (4) 2 (4) P. J. McDonald silk hd 4. RED VERDON (USA) 4. RED VERDON (USA) -3 <
p113+
-2 > 71 P. J. McDonald 4 9-4 8/19 8/19
P. J. McDonald silk chg CHOISIR (AUS) 126 J: P. J. McDonald
T: Ed Dunlop
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-4 Eq: (b)
Ed Dunlop (b)
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in a change of headgear, bounced back to best, shaping well from a poor position; raced off the pace, took keen hold, headway approaching 2f out, had to weave way through, chased leader over 1f out, kept on well, just failed; he's nothing to show for this year, time possibly running out, but he's capable of getting back on the scoreboard if found the right opportunity.
off pace, headway approaching 2f out, weaved through, chased leader over 1f out, kept on well, just failed
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3 (1) 3 (1) Adam Kirby silk 1 3. DYLAN MOUTH (IRE) 3. DYLAN MOUTH (IRE) -11 <
p111+
-22 > 70 Adam Kirby 6 9-4 11/26.5 11/26.5
Adam Kirby silk bh NOVERRE (USA) 125 J: Adam Kirby
T: Marco Botti
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-4
Marco Botti
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wasted no time getting back to form without being seen to best effect, shaping as if in need of the emphasis more on stamina (likely to stay further than this); mid-field, ridden over 2f out, chased leaders over 1f out, kept on.
mid-field, ridden over 2f out, chased leaders over 1f out, kept on
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4 (6) 4 (6) Jim Crowley silk 5. SOLDIER IN ACTION (FR) 5. SOLDIER IN ACTION (FR) 0 <
p105
+8 > 66 Jim Crowley 4 9-4 16/117 16/117
Jim Crowley silk chg PLATINI (GER) 126 J: Jim Crowley
T: Mark Johnston
Age: 4 Wgt: 9-4
Mark Johnston
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ran to a similar level as last time, always around the same position without threatening, the way this developed probably not playing to his strengths; in touch, outpaced approaching 2f out, kept on.
in touch, outpaced approaching 2f out, kept on
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5 (7) 5 (7) Robert Havlin silk ¾ 1. WESTERN HYMN 1. WESTERN HYMN -24 <
p109+
-11 > 69 Robert Havlin 6 9-9 9/25.5 9/25.5
Robert Havlin silk bg CAPE CROSS (IRE) 129 J: Robert Havlin
T: John Gosden
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-9 Eq: (b)
John Gosden (b)
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who won this race last year, fared better than of late without being seen to best effect, left poorly placed the way this went; soon steadied, took keen hold, kept on, never landed a blow.
steadied start, kept on, never on
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6 (3) 6 (3) Jack Mitchell silk ½ 2. CONNECTICUT 2. CONNECTICUT -7 <
p103?
64 Jack Mitchell 6 9-4 11/26.5 11/26.5
Jack Mitchell silk bg SLIP ANCHOR 136 J: Jack Mitchell
T: Roger Varian
Age: 6 Wgt: 9-4
Roger Varian
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attracted and stepped up on reappearance run, shaping better than this distance beaten suggests, ittedly having been well positioned but it's possible that he still needed this, just his second run back from a long absence; tracked pace, travelled well, shaken up approaching 2f out, every chance over 1f out, found less than looked likely; it's too soon to write him off.
tracked pace, shaken up approaching 2f out, every chance over 1f out, found little
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7 (2) 7 (2) Richard Kingscote silk 1 7. CRIMSON ROCK (USA) 7. CRIMSON ROCK (USA) -47 <
p97?
58 Richard Kingscote 3 8-8 20/121 20/121
Richard Kingscote silk bf SADLER'S WELLS (USA) 132 J: Richard Kingscote
T: Ralph Beckett
Age: 3 Wgt: 8-8
Ralph Beckett
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upped in trip, seemed to take a step forward but she was never a threat and her apparent achievement may flatter her, again not looking like fulfilling the promise shown when winning a maiden last year; raced off the pace, pushed along entering straight, made no impression.
off pace, pushed along entering straight, no impression
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8 (8) 8 (8) William Buick silk 1 6. BEST OF DAYS 6. BEST OF DAYS +13 <
p101
+11 > 61 William Buick 3 8-13 2/13f 2/13f
William Buick silk bc HIGH CHAPARRAL (IRE) 132 J: William Buick
T: Hugo Palmer
Age: 3 Wgt: 8-13 Eq: (s+t)
Hugo Palmer (s+t)
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was strong in the betting but proved to be a disappointment, a relatively busy schedule of late (by his standards) perhaps to blame; prominent, every chance early in straight, weakened approaching final 1f; he remains the sort that could have more to offer next year.
prominent, every chance early in straight, weakened approaching final 1f
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All 8 ran.

Winning Owner: Paul & Clare Rooney

Time: 2m 31.91s Closing Sectional: (3f): 34.4s (110.5%)

Overrounds: Industry SP 112%, Betfair SP 99.4%

A good renewal of this listed contest, for all that the favourite disappointed, though it proved to be tactical, the winner making all at a steady gallop with the runner-up shaping well from further back.

TITI MAKFI bounced back to best as she resumed winning ways, making the breakthrough at this level, albeit having been seen to maximum effect, having the run of the race; made all, travelled fluently, ridden 2f out, tackled inside final 1f, battled well.

RED VERDON (USA) in a change of headgear, bounced back to best, shaping well from a poor position; raced off the pace, took keen hold, headway approaching 2f out, had to weave way through, chased leader over 1f out, kept on well, just failed; he's nothing to show for this year, time possibly running out, but he's capable of getting back on the scoreboard if found the right opportunity.

DYLAN MOUTH (IRE) wasted no time getting back to form without being seen to best effect, shaping as if in need of the emphasis more on stamina (likely to stay further than this); mid-field, ridden over 2f out, chased leaders over 1f out, kept on.

SOLDIER IN ACTION (FR) ran to a similar level as last time, always around the same position without threatening, the way this developed probably not playing to his strengths; in touch, outpaced approaching 2f out, kept on.

WESTERN HYMN who won this race last year, fared better than of late without being seen to best effect, left poorly placed the way this went; soon steadied, took keen hold, kept on, never landed a blow.

CONNECTICUT attracted and stepped up on reappearance run, shaping better than this distance beaten suggests, ittedly having been well positioned but it's possible that he still needed this, just his second run back from a long absence; tracked pace, travelled well, shaken up approaching 2f out, every chance over 1f out, found less than looked likely; it's too soon to write him off.

CRIMSON ROCK (USA) upped in trip, seemed to take a step forward but she was never a threat and her apparent achievement may flatter her, again not looking like fulfilling the promise shown when winning a maiden last year; raced off the pace, pushed along entering straight, made no impression.

BEST OF DAYS was strong in the betting but proved to be a disappointment, a relatively busy schedule of late (by his standards) perhaps to blame; prominent, every chance early in straight, weakened approaching final 1f; he remains the sort that could have more to offer next year.