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KEMPTON PARK 16:40

Name: BETDAQ - WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT HORSES HANDICAP (3)
Start: 2015-09-21T14:10:00
End: 2015-09-21T17:40:00
Location: Kempton Park

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16:40 Monday 21 September 2015
BETDAQ - WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT HORSES HANDICAP (3)	Distance : 6f
Prize : £7,439 Rated : (0-95) Age : 3yo+ Race Type : Flat Surface : Artificial	Going : Std
Race Type : Flat	Surface : Artificial

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Pos (Draw)	Pos (Draw)	Btn	Horse Name	Horse Name		TFR		Tfig	Jockey	Age	Wgt	ISP	ISP	BSP	Hi/Lo
Pos (Draw)		Btn	Pedigree	Jockey & Trainer		TFR		Tfig	Trainer	(Equip)	(OR)	(Place)	ISP	BSP	Hi/Lo

1 (4)	1 (4)		8. SEEKING MAGIC	8. SEEKING MAGIC	-15 <	p97	+3 >	98	Ryan Tate (3)	7	9-2	13/27.5	13/27.5
1 (4)			bg HAAFHD 129 - ATNAB (USA) 64 RIVERMAN (USA) 131	J: Ryan Tate (3) T: Clive Cox Age: 7 Wgt: 9-2 Eq: (h+t) OR: 88	-15 <	p97	+3 >	98	Clive Cox	(h+t)	(88)		13/27.5
back on polytrack and claimer ridden for the first time this season, put it all together to capitalise on a much-reduced mark; took strong hold, ridden more prominently than on last couple of starts, effort 2f out, led final strides; has never been the most frequent of winners, but will possess ample handicapping scope to follow up.
prominent, effort 2f out, stayed on to lead close home
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2 (2)	2 (2)	hd	2. ACOLYTE (IRE)	2. ACOLYTE (IRE)	-10 <	p102	+2 >	103	James Doyle	3	9-5	5/23.5f	5/23.5f
2 (2)		hd	bg ACCLAMATION 118 - OBSARA OBSERVATORY (USA) 131	J: James Doyle T: Roger Charlton Age: 3 Wgt: 9-5 OR: 93	-10 <	p102	+2 >	103	Roger Charlton		(93)		5/23.5f
after 7 weeks off, ran a fine race in defeat, narrowly failing to maintain his unbeaten all-weather record, his exploits on synthetic surfaces currently a notch above those achieved on turf, nailed close home by one who had fallen considerably in the weights; handy, led over 1f out, headed final strides.
handy, led over 1f out, headed close home
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3 (6)	3 (6)	nk	1. STEELRIVER (IRE)	1. STEELRIVER (IRE)	-14 <	p100	+1 >	101	Robert Winston	5	9-6	11/26.5	11/26.5
3 (6)		nk	bg IFFRAAJ 127 - NUMERUS CLAUSUS (FR) NUMEROUS (USA)	J: Robert Winston T: Michael Herrington Age: 5 Wgt: 9-6 Eq: (s) OR: 92	-14 <	p100	+1 >	101	Michael Herrington	(s)	(92)		11/26.5
refitted with headgear/reverted to sprinting, wasted no time getting back on track, nearly a year without a win but on a competitive mark when things fall his way; dwelt, held up, headway over 1f out, stayed on.
slowly away, held up, headway over 1f out, stayed on
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4 (8)	4 (8)	hd	3. ISHIAMBER	3. ISHIAMBER	-10 <	p99	-27 >	100	Adam Kirby	5	9-5	7/18	7/18
4 (8)		hd	chm ISHIGURU (USA) 114p - BLACK AND AMBER 45 WELDNAAS (USA) 112	J: Adam Kirby T: George Baker Age: 5 Wgt: 9-5 OR: 91	-10 <	p99	-27 >	100	George Baker		(91)		7/18
at least as good as ever after 8 weeks off, an argument to say she was better than the bare result to boot, checked in her run at a crucial stage; in touch, forced to switch over 1f out, headway approaching final 1f, stayed on.
in touch, switched over 1f out, headway approaching final 1f, stayed on
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5 (1)	5 (1)	1½	4. CAPTAIN LARS (SAF)	4. CAPTAIN LARS (SAF)	-15 <	p92	-23 >	94	Pat Dobbs	6	9-4	33/134	33/134
5 (1)		1½	bg CAPTAIN AL (SAF) - POLAR CHARGE 106 POLAR FALCON (USA) 126	J: Pat Dobbs T: Ken Cunningham-Brown Age: 6 Wgt: 9-4 Eq: (h) OR: 90	-15 <	p92	-23 >	94	Ken Cunningham-Brown	(h)	(90)		33/134
took a clear step back in the right direction, the drop in trip/application of a first-time hood the catalysts, handily treated - a former listed winner in South Africa - if he can build on this; waited with, headway over 1f out, one paced.
held up, headway over 1f out, one paced
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6 (5)	6 (5)	½	12. RED STRIPES (USA)	12. RED STRIPES (USA)	+5 <	p83	-11 >	85	Ryan Clark	3	8-9	16/117	16/117
6 (5)		½	bg LEROIDESANIMAUX (BRZ) 127 - KALEIDOSCOPIC (USA) FORTUNATE PROSPECT (USA)	J: Ryan Clark T: Brian Meehan Age: 3 Wgt: 8-9 Eq: (v) OR: 83	+5 <	p83	-11 >	85	Brian Meehan	(v)	(83)		16/117
wasn't disgraced, this a better class of handicap than he typically contests, lesser races open to him; in touch, driven 2f out, one paced.
in touch, under pressure 2f out, one paced
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7 (10)	7 (10)	2	10. MR BOSSY BOOTS (IRE)	10. MR BOSSY BOOTS (IRE)	+13 <	p79	+15 >	81	Harry Bentley	4	9-0	9/25.5	9/25.5
7 (10)		2	bg TEOFILO (IRE) 126 - ZELDING (IRE) 108 WARNING 136	J: Harry Bentley T: Ralph Beckett Age: 4 Wgt: 9-0 Eq: (t) OR: 86	+13 <	p79	+15 >	81	Ralph Beckett	(t)	(86)		9/25.5
appeared worth a try at this trip (free-going sort) and did attract support, but in a well-run affair he looked to find it a bit of a shock to the system after 5 months off, not out of the question he could prove as effective over it another day; steadied start and in rear, driven 2f out, never landed a blow; was fitted with a first-time tongue strap, incidentally.
rear, under pressure 2f out, never on terms
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8 (9)	8 (9)	1½	6. SOUVILLE	6. SOUVILLE	-10 <	p75	+19 >	79	Frederik Tylicki	4	9-2	12/113	12/113
8 (9)		1½	bf DALAKHANI (IRE) 133 - ROYALE DANEHILL (IRE) DANEHILL (USA) 126	J: Frederik Tylicki T: Chris Wall Age: 4 Wgt: 9-2 OR: 88	-10 <	p75	+19 >	79	Chris Wall		(88)		12/113
was poorly drawn at Thirsk, but simply failed to fire here; dropped out, pushed along 2f out, never on terms.
behind, pushed along 2f out, never on terms
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9 (3)	9 (3)	1½	11. DESERT STRIKE	11. DESERT STRIKE	+8 <	p66	+14 >	70	Hayley Turner	9	8-13	33/134	33/134
9 (3)		1½	bg BERTOLINI (USA) 125 - MARY JANE 77 TINA'S PET 121	J: Hayley Turner T: Conor Dore Age: 9 Wgt: 8-13 Eq: (s) OR: 85	+8 <	p66	+14 >	70	Conor Dore	(s)	(85)		33/134
was again below par, though did go off hard on this occasion; led, headed over 1f out, weakened.
led, headed over 1f out, weakened
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10 (7)	10 (7)	1	9. CHILDESPLAY	9. CHILDESPLAY	-51 <	p65	+21 >	69	Timmy Murphy	4	9-1	25/126	25/126
10 (7)		1	chf BYRON 117 - PARTING GIFT CADEAUX GENEREUX 131	J: Timmy Murphy T: Heather Main Age: 4 Wgt: 9-1 OR: 87	-51 <	p65	+21 >	69	Heather Main		(87)		25/126
seemingly just hasn't returned from a break in much form, conditions not an excuse this time; bumped start, raced off the pace, beaten 1f out.
hampered start, off pace, beaten 1f out
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11 (11)	11 (11)	1¾	5. PEACE SEEKER	5. PEACE SEEKER	+29 <	p60	+15 >	65	Tom Marquand (3)	7	9-3	12/113	12/113
11 (11)		1¾	b g OASIS DREAM 129 - MINA 73 SELKIRK (USA) 129	J: Tom Marquand (3) T: Ronald Harris Age: 7 Wgt: 9-3 OR: 89	+29 <	p60	+15 >	65	Ronald Harris		(89)		12/113
discouraging start for new connections (has left Anthony Carson), though with some mitigation, off a further 3 months prior to this and going without his usual tongue strap, also doing plenty early; got across from widest stall to race close up, folded over 1f out.
close up, weakened over 1f out
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Non Runners: HEARTBREAK HERO.	Winning Owner: The Seekers
Time: 1m 11.9s Closing Sectional: (3f): 35.95s (100%)
Overrounds: Industry SP 119%, Betfair SP 101.1%
Solid form for the grade, the well-handicapped Seeking Magic getting up in the shadows of the post to shade a tight finish, inflicting a first all-weather defeat on the runner-up in the process, the third and fourth both producing something akin to their best. SEEKING MAGIC back on polytrack and claimer ridden for the first time this season, put it all together to capitalise on a much-reduced mark; took strong hold, ridden more prominently than on last couple of starts, effort 2f out, led final strides; has never been the most frequent of winners, but will possess ample handicapping scope to follow up. ACOLYTE (IRE) after 7 weeks off, ran a fine race in defeat, narrowly failing to maintain his unbeaten all-weather record, his exploits on synthetic surfaces currently a notch above those achieved on turf, nailed close home by one who had fallen considerably in the weights; handy, led over 1f out, headed final strides. STEELRIVER (IRE) refitted with headgear/reverted to sprinting, wasted no time getting back on track, nearly a year without a win but on a competitive mark when things fall his way; dwelt, held up, headway over 1f out, stayed on. ISHIAMBER at least as good as ever after 8 weeks off, an argument to say she was better than the bare result to boot, checked in her run at a crucial stage; in touch, forced to switch over 1f out, headway approaching final 1f, stayed on. CAPTAIN LARS (SAF) took a clear step back in the right direction, the drop in trip/application of a first-time hood the catalysts, handily treated - a former listed winner in South Africa - if he can build on this; waited with, headway over 1f out, one paced. RED STRIPES (USA) wasn't disgraced, this a better class of handicap than he typically contests, lesser races open to him; in touch, driven 2f out, one paced. MR BOSSY BOOTS (IRE) appeared worth a try at this trip (free-going sort) and did attract support, but in a well-run affair he looked to find it a bit of a shock to the system after 5 months off, not out of the question he could prove as effective over it another day; steadied start and in rear, driven 2f out, never landed a blow; was fitted with a first-time tongue strap, incidentally. SOUVILLE was poorly drawn at Thirsk, but simply failed to fire here; dropped out, pushed along 2f out, never on terms. DESERT STRIKE was again below par, though did go off hard on this occasion; led, headed over 1f out, weakened. CHILDESPLAY seemingly just hasn't returned from a break in much form, conditions not an excuse this time; bumped start, raced off the pace, beaten 1f out. PEACE SEEKER discouraging start for new connections (has left Anthony Carson), though with some mitigation, off a further 3 months prior to this and going without his usual tongue strap, also doing plenty early; got across from widest stall to race close up, folded over 1f out.

16:40 Kempton Park Result on Monday 21 September 2015

The 6F 16:40 BETDAQ - WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT HORSES HANDICAP (3) at Kempton Park was run on Std. It was open to 3yo+ and had a prize fund of £7,439. There were 11 runners. The winning horse was SEEKING MAGIC who won by hd. SEEKING MAGIC was ridden by Ryan Tate. SEEKING MAGIC had an industry starting price (ISP) of 13/2.

How the rest of the runners fared:

ACOLYTE (IRE) finished 2nd and was beaten by 0.10 - they had an ISP of 5/2f
STEELRIVER (IRE) finished 3rd and was beaten by 0.30 - they had an ISP of 11/2
ISHIAMBER finished 4th and was beaten by 0.40 - they had an ISP of 7/1
CAPTAIN LARS (SAF) finished 5th and was beaten by 1.90 - they had an ISP of 33/1
RED STRIPES (USA) finished 6th and was beaten by 2.40 - they had an ISP of 16/1
MR BOSSY BOOTS (IRE) finished 7th and was beaten by 4.40 - they had an ISP of 9/2
SOUVILLE finished 8th and was beaten by 6 - they had an ISP of 12/1
DESERT STRIKE finished 9th and was beaten by 7.5 - they had an ISP of 33/1
CHILDESPLAY finished 10th and was beaten by 8.5 - they had an ISP of 25/1
PEACE SEEKER finished 11th and was beaten by 10 - they had an ISP of 12/1

KEMPTON PARK 16:40

16:40 Monday 21 September 2015

BETDAQ - WE'RE SERIOUS ABOUT HORSES HANDICAP (3)

16:40 Kempton Park Result on Monday 21 September 2015