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22 Jan 2009 20:20 Kempton

Winner: £4,700 (Penalty: £3,044); Distance: 6f; Class: 6; Eligibility: 3YO only; Going: Standard.

Blue Square Sp Guarantee Handicap

Place No
(Draw)
Silks Beaten
Distance
Horse   Form/Age Last Run Jockey Trainer/Owner SP
1st
3(4)
Light blue, dark blue stripe, light blue cap - Kheley (IRE)
(Filly, bay, 9 1)
3533-12 /
18
Flat (10) Liam Jones W M Brisbourne
Mr W M Clare
5/2
  held up in rear, keen early, pushed along over 3f out, headway over 2f out, led and hung right approaching final furlong, all out
2nd
5(6)
Maroon, grey diamond and sleeves ¾ L Sorrel Ridge (IRE)
(Colt, chestnut, 8 13)
83075-5 /
3
Flat (15) A Kirby M G Quinlan
Swan Inn Racing
9/2
  held up towards rear, smooth headway and not clear run over 1f out, switched left, kept on not reached winner
3rd
2(1)
Cerise, green check cap HD Mean Mr Mustard (IRE)
(Colt, bay, 9 1)
93848-3 /
3
Flat (10) Jim Crowley J A Osborne
Hon Mrs J M Corbett…
11/2
  led, hung right and headed approaching final furlong, kept on same pace
4th
1(5)
Orange and purple check, orange sleeves 2½ L Sills Vincero (GB)
(Filly, bay, 9 2)
4694-55 /
4
Flat (14) S J Drowne D Shaw
Simon Mapletoft…
4/1
  tracked leader, effort when hampered over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong
5th
4(2)
Yellow, dark green sleeves 4 L Silver Salsa (GB)
(Filly, bay, 9 0)
894584- /
3
Flat (49) F Sweeney J R Jenkins
Mr D Bryans
16/1
  soon in touch, effort over 2f out, soon no impression
6th
6(3)
Yellow, black cross belts, yellow and black halved sle ves, black cap ½ L Lady Gem (GB)
(filly, bay, 8 10)
480339- /
3
Flat (34) P Hanagan D H Brown
Mr Ron Hull
11/2
  tracked leader, pulled hard early, under pressure 2f out, weakened over 1f out
7th
7(7)
Royal blue, light blue cross belts, light blue cap 2½ L Pepin (IRE)
(gelding, chestnut, 8 10)
079- /
3
Flat (55) Hayley Turner D Haydn Jones
Merry Llewelyn…
9/1
  held up, never dangerous