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    13:10 Fontwell

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    Southern Cranes & Access Ltd. Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

    • First Prize: £4193.42
    • 2m 3f 49y
    • Class 4
    • 11 runners
    1
    Captain Howse

    Captain Howse

    J: Marc Goldstein

    T: Karen Jewell

    Abandoned

    2
    Davidoc

    Davidoc

    J: Ben Jones

    T: Ben Pauling

    Abandoned

    OUR TIP
    3
    Hidalgo Des Bordes

    Hidalgo Des Bordes

    J: James Bowen

    T: Warren Greatrex

    Abandoned

    4
    High Treason

    High Treason

    J: Sam Twiston-Davies

    T: Nigel Twiston-Davies

    Abandoned

    5
    How And Ever

    How And Ever

    J: Brendan Powell

    T: Oliver Signy

    Abandoned

    6
    Jack Sparrow Grey

    Jack Sparrow Grey

    J: Niall Houlihan

    T: Gary Moore

    Abandoned

    7
    Jolyjump

    Jolyjump

    J: Caoilin Quinn

    T: Gary Moore

    Abandoned

    8
    Livin On Luco

    Livin On Luco

    J: Micheal Nolan

    T: Philip Hobbs & Johnson White

    Abandoned

    9
    Zeeband

    Zeeband

    J: Jack G Gilligan

    T: Paul John Gilligan

    Abandoned

    10
    Coco Brave

    Coco Brave

    J: Rex Dingle

    T: Anthony Honeyball

    Abandoned

    11
    Ellies Sister

    Ellies Sister

    J: Will Featherstone

    T: Jamie Snowden

    Abandoned

    Verdict

    This looks like a fine opportunity for LIVIN ON LUCO judged on his close second at Chepstow, although it’s not forgotten that he fluffed his lines with a fall three out at that same course later in November. With Zeeband having such a disappointing campaign in Ireland, it may be High Treason who gives the selection most to do, with Davidoc and How And Ever also considered.[Richard Austen]