GB - Leicester - Race 5

Thoroughbred

10 Runners

22.7f

Handicap Chase

Turf

Good to Soft (Soft in places)

9.5K

VIEW

Verdict

Although his latest Lingfield second came over 2m JEU D'OPALE suggested he should have the stamina for this sort of trip when fading only in the closing stages on his 3m reappearance. Hall Lane hasn't been seen for a while but has a bit of class for this level if new trainer Fergal O'Brien has him primed. Kapamazov may prove best of the rest.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	2nd Pick 1 Hall Lane (Ire) Jockey: Jonathan Burke Trainer: Fergal O'brien J: Jonathan Burke T: Fergal O'brien	100	-	-	-	8%	12/1
2	2 Devon Dude Jockey: Conor Ring Trainer: Evan Williams J: Conor Ring T: Evan Williams	52	-	-	-	5%	20/1
3	1st Pick 3 Jeu D'opale (Fr) Jockey: Charlie Deutsch Trainer: Venetia Williams J: Charlie Deutsch T: Venetia Williams	97	-	-	-	15%	6/1
4	4 Another Day Out (Ire) Jockey: James Best Trainer: Martin Keighley J: James Best T: Martin Keighley	94	-	-	-	13%	7/1
5	5 Le Galli Bier (Fr) Jockey: Freddie Mitchell Trainer: Gary & Josh Moore J: Freddie Mitchell T: Gary & Josh Moore	94	-	-	-	20%	4/1
6	6 Mixedwave (Ire) Jockey: Paul O'brien Trainer: Pam Sly J: Paul O'brien T: Pam Sly	95	-	-	-	12%	8/1
7	7 Streamsforth Lad (Ire) Jockey: Benjamin Macey Trainer: Gary Hanmer J: Benjamin Macey T: Gary Hanmer	95	-	-	-	10%	Scratched
8	3rd Pick 8 Kapamazov Jockey: Danny Mcmenamin Trainer: L J Morgan J: Danny Mcmenamin T: L J Morgan	97	-	-	-	13%	7/1
9	9 River Run Free (Ire) Jockey: Jack Tudor Trainer: David Pipe J: Jack Tudor T: David Pipe	94	-	-	-	15%	6/1
10	10 Nine Nine Nine Jockey: Shane Fenelon Trainer: Sarah-Jayne Davies J: Shane Fenelon T: Sarah-Jayne Davies	92	-	-	-	5%	20/1

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