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14:10 Ripon

Deverell Claiming Stakes (Class D)

  • 13 Runners
  • Distance: 1m
  • Going: Good
Weighed In
  • Winning Time: 1m 38.90s
  • 13 Ran
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1
Silk -

George Stubbs (USA)

6/1

    2
    Silk -

    Rainbow River (IRE)

    100/1

      3
      Silk -

      Uno Mente

      50/1

        1(10)
        Silk - ROYAL BLUE, YELLOW stripe, YELLOW sleeves, ROYAL BLUE armlets and star on YELLOW cap

        Barking Mad (USA)

        10
        Evs
        • Form 650226
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-3

        in touch and keen, ridden over 3f out, headway over 2f out, one-paced final furlong

        2(13)
        Silk - Pink, black sash, black and pink striped cap

        Mamore Gap (IRE)

        26
        7/2
        • Form 003426
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-3

        mid-division, effort 3f out, no impression after

        3(7)
        Silk - Red, White stars, White sleeves, Red armlets, Red cap, White star

        Cosmic Millennium (IRE)

        20 b
        14/1
        • Form 420100
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-1

        mid-division, ridden over 3f out, no headway final 2f

        4(8)
        Silk - White, Red cap, White spots

        George Stubbs (USA)

        9
        6/1
        • Form 0-06200
        • Age 4
        • Weight 9-1

        made all, quickened over 4f out, ridden and clear over 2f out, easily

        5(5)
        Silk - White, large Royal Blue spots, Royal Blue sleeves, White armlets, White cap, Royal Blue spots

        Muqtadi (IRE)

        34
        25/1
        • Form 21/0
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-13

        always behind, eased final furlong

        6(9)
        Silk - WHITE, LIGHT BLUE and YELLOW striped sleeves, quartered cap

        Colour Sergeant (USA)

        3
        50/1
        • Form 506050
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-11

        mid-division and keen, ridden 3f out, weakened final furlong

        7(6)
        Silk - White, Light Blue triple diamond, sleeves and cap

        Cripsey Brook

        118
        33/1
        • Form 100-000
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-11

        in rear, ridden 3f out, headway over 2f out, edged left over 1f out, kept on

        8(11)
        Silk - Orange, Black stripe, quartered cap

        El Hamra (IRE)

        50
        20/1
        • Form 020000
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-11

        always towards rear

        9(12)
        Silk - Emerald Green, Yellow star, White and Yellow striped sleeves and cap

        Rainbow River (IRE)

        13
        100/1
        • Form 000000
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-11

        tracked leaders, ridden to chase winner over 3f out, kept on final 2f, no chance

        10(4)
        Silk - Dark Blue and Light Blue (halved), Dark Blue sleeves, Red cap

        Sabreeze

        129
        50/1
        • Form 2403-00
        • Age 4
        • Weight 8-11

        in mid-division and keen, ridden over 3f out, weakened over 1f out, soon eased

        11(1)
        Silk - EMERALD GREEN and WHITE diamonds, chevrons on sleeves

        Oundle Scoundrel (FR)

        59
        12/1
        • Form 00-1004
        • Age 3
        • Weight 8-9

        went left start, tracked leaders, effort over 3f out, weakened over 1f out

        12(2)
        Silk - White, Purple collar, cuffs and cap, striped sleeves

        Drinkin Time

        22
        20/1
        • Form 563063
        • Age 3
        • Weight 8-0

        tracked leaders and keen, ridden 3f out, kept on same pace

        13(3)
        Silk - White, Royal Blue braces and sleeves

        Uno Mente

        39
        50/1
        • Form 4-40000
        • Age 3
        • Weight 8-0

        towards rear, ridden over 3f out, headway 2f out, stayed on inside final furlong

        In depth

        Verdict

        Barking Mad is on a longish losing sequence but has held his form well in better company of late and has solid claims at the weights. Oundle Scoundrel has been sorely disappointing since landing a Thirsk maiden in May and is passed over while both George Stubbs and Mamore Gap have something to find on these terms and the latter may also find this on the sharp side nowadays.