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17:25 Ayr

racinguk.com/winterseasonticket Amateur Riders' Handicap Hurdle (Class 4)

  • 4 Runners
  • Distance: 3m 2f 110y
  • Going: Soft (Heavy in places)
  • Surface: Turf
  • £5,500 added
  • Winner: £3,431
  • 2nd: £1,064
  • 3rd: £532
  • 4th: £266
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 7m 59.01s
  • Off Time: 17:25:15
  • 4 Ran
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Silk -

Sevenballs Of Fire (IRE)

5/2

    1
    Silk - Red, Black and White striped sleeves, Red cap, Black diamond

    Teddy Tee (IRE)

    22 C
    3/1
    • Form 61F2-24
    • Age 7
    • Weight 11-12
    • Official Rating 120

    in rear and in touch, headway before 3 out, ridden after 2 out, soon weakened

    2
    Silk - Dark Green and Beige (quartered), hooped sleeves, check cap

    Wild West Wind (IRE)

    35 t
    11/10
    • Form 1/2F31
    • Age 7
    • Weight 11-12
    • Official Rating 120

    tracked leaders, led 2 out, headed after last, no extra

    3
    Silk - Dark blue and yellow diabolo, dark blue cap, yellow star

    Sevenballs Of Fire (IRE)

    52 BF
    5/2
    • Form 3/345-22
    • Age 7
    • Weight 11-4
    • Official Rating 112

    tracked leaders, ridden to lead after last, kept on well

    4
    Silk - Dark Green, Maroon triple diamond, Maroon cap

    Kind Of Easy (IRE)

    22
    9/1
    • Form P/P-4302
    • Age 10
    • Weight 10-10
    • Official Rating 104

    led, ridden and headed 2 out, weakened before last

    5
    NR

    Kilquiggan (IRE)

    96
    10/1
    • Form 752-463
    • Age 8
    • Weight 10-0
    • Official Rating 92

    NonRunner

    6
    NR

    More Madness (IRE)

    11
    14/1
    • Form 3U5234
    • Age 9
    • Weight 10-0
    • Official Rating 89

    NonRunner

    In depth

    Verdict

    Wild West Wind won a novice event at Chepstow last month and an amateur's 7lb claim helps his cause now handicapping for the first time. Sevenballs Of Fire has made the frame in a couple of maiden hurdles of late while More Madness reverts to hurdling off a lower mark having placed in a couple of chases earlier this year. Kilquiggan and Kind Of Easy were both well beaten despite placing on their respective latest starts but TEDDY TEE was second to Hartforth over course and distance at this time last year. With a recent run under his belt, Nicky Richards' charge could make a bold bid in this.

    Formwatch

    Teddy Tee (IRE) 5-1 (11-11) Tracked leaders, ridden before last, soon weakened, 4th of 10, dist behind Shades Of Midnight (11-12) at Kelso 2m 7f hcp (3) hvy in Feb.

    Wild West Wind (IRE) 9-4 (10-12) In touch on inside, headway to lead 4 out, headed narrowly before next, regained narrow lead last, ridden out, kept on well towards finish, won at Chepstow 3m (4) hvy in Feb beating You Say What (11-5) by 2l, 10 ran.

    Sevenballs Of Fire (IRE) 15-8fav (11-0) Held up in touch, chased leaders before 3 out, soon every chance, kept on and no chance with winner before last, 2nd of 10, 3 1/4l behind Master Ruffit (11-0) at Ayr 2m 4f mdn (5) hvy in Jan.

    Kind Of Easy (IRE) 16-1 (10-6) Led, headed before last, kept on and went 2nd close home, no chance with winner, 2nd of 10, 26l behind Shades Of Midnight (11-12) at Kelso 2m 7f hcp (3) hvy in Feb.

    Kilquiggan (IRE) 11-2 (11-5) Towards rear, headway after 4 out, went modest 3rd before 2 out, plugged on same pace, never on terms, 3rd of 13, 27l behind Marlee Massie (10-4) at Kelso 2m 7f hcp (5) hvy in Dec.

    More Madness (IRE) 11-2 (10-4) Tracked leaders, mistake 13th, outpaced in 4th before 4 out, no impression after, 4th of 8, 20 1/2l behind Kilbree Chief (11-12) at Ayr 3m 3f hcp (4) sft in Feb.