Huntingdon 15:50 Result

15:50

1
Haas Boy
2
Saligo Bay
3
Rathmacknee

Winning Time:

6:46

Runners:

10

Winning Trainer:

C E Longsdon

Winning Jockey:

Sean Quinlan

Total Win:

  • 4 Extraordinary Man 9/2
  • 5 Tilsworth Sammy 100/1
  • 6 Haykal 66/1
  • 7 Danita 50/1
  • 8 Maykir 100/1
  • 9 Au Jus 25/1
15:50 Huntingdon

10% More, Bet Direct At tote.co.uk Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

  • Class 4
  • 4YO+
  • Winner £5445
  • -
  • 10 runners

1m 7f 171y

Going: Good (Good to Soft in places)

Surface: Turf

Draw Advantage: None

Race Tip

The Nicky Henderson-trained RATHMACKNEE shaped with plenty of promise on his UK debut when third, beaten under two lengths. The former point winner was a tad keen at Wetherby last month and, if settling better for James Bowen, he could take all of the beating. Saligo Bay was runner-up at Plumpton on his last start and, if his jumping holds up, he is another expected to go well. Haas Boy has his first try over timer after three respectable runs in bumpers.

  • 1
    Rathmacknee
  • 2
    Saligo Bay
  • 3
    Haas Boy
No. (Draw)
Form
Horse
Age
Weight
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1

37-5239

Shirt

(50)

Form /37-5239

6

11-6

113

T: D G BridgwaterJ: T Scudamore
2

424

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(46)

Form /424

5

11-6

T: C E LongsdonJ: Sean Quinlan
4

7P

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(29)

Form /7P

6

11-6

T: J R JenkinsJ: David Noonan
5

39

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(77)

Form /39

5

11-6

T: D J CoakleyJ: Paul O'Brien
6

P-13

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(39)BF

Form /P-13

6

11-6

T: N J HendersonJ: James Bowen
7

9

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(14)

Form /9

7

11-6

T: J R JenkinsJ: Corey McGivern
8

9U

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(7)

Form /9U

6

10-13

T: M & D EasterbyJ: Jamie Hamilton
9

62

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(16)

Form /62

4

10-10

T: G L MooreJ: J E Moore
10

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(114)

4

10-3

T: H MainJ: J M Davies
11

P8

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(28)

Form /P8

4

10-3

T: P PhelanJ: Sean Houlihan
3

377

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Form /377

5

11-6

T: Mrs Caroline BaileyJ: Non Runner

Race Tip

The Nicky Henderson-trained RATHMACKNEE shaped with plenty of promise on his UK debut when third, beaten under two lengths. The former point winner was a tad keen at Wetherby last month and, if settling better for James Bowen, he could take all of the beating. Saligo Bay was runner-up at Plumpton on his last start and, if his jumping holds up, he is another expected to go well. Haas Boy has his first try over timer after three respectable runs in bumpers.

Pick

  • 1
    Rathmacknee
  • 2
    Saligo Bay
  • 3
    Haas Boy