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2:50

Newcastle29 Aug 2011

Child Trust Fund Claiming Stakes

(Class 6)(3yo+)(1m3yds)1mStraightSoft

1st £1,617.252nd £481.253rd £240.504th £120.25

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Result Analysis My Ratings Past Winners

Child Trust Fund Claiming Stakes, 1m - Soft, Class 6 3yo+

POS.(DRAW)	HORSE / SPTRAINER / JOCKEY	JOCKEYTRAINER	AGE	WGT	OR	TS	RPR	MR
1⁽⁹⁾	4.Master Of Dance(IRE)3/1 T:Peter SalmonJ:Greg Fairley	J:Greg FairleyT:Peter Salmon	4	9-5p	60	46	71	–
2⁽⁶⁾ 9	2.The Osteopath(IRE)15/8F T:Michael DodsJ:Tom Eaves	J:Tom EavesT:Michael Dods	8	9-11	76	29	56	–
3⁽⁵⁾ nk[9¼]	3.Dechiper(IRE)25/1 T:Robert JohnsonJ:Tony Hamilton	J:Tony HamiltonT:Robert Johnson	9	9-9	49	26	54	–
4⁽⁸⁾ 3½[12¾]	7.Monthly Medal14/1 T:Wilf StoreyJ:James Sullivan	J:James SullivanT:Wilf Storey	8	8-13t	72	7	36	–
5⁽²⁾ 7[19¾]	5.Isheforreal(IRE)20/1 T:Brian EllisonJ:Paul Pickard³	J:Paul Pickard³T:Brian Ellison	4	9-0	57	–	23	–
6⁽³⁾ 15[34¾]	1.Bold Marc(IRE)2/1 T:Mrs K BurkeJ:Andrew Elliott	J:Andrew ElliottT:Mrs K Burke	9	9-13	77	–	–	–
7⁽¹⁾ 9[43¾]	9.Charity Fair100/1 T:Ron BarrJ:Shane B Kelly⁵	J:Shane B Kelly⁵T:Ron Barr	4	8-3v	36	–	–	–

1⁽⁹⁾

4.Master Of Dance

(IRE) 3/1

4yo9st 5lbp60OR46TS71RPR–MR

2⁽⁶⁾

9

2.The Osteopath

(IRE) 15/8F

8yo9st 11lb76OR29TS56RPR–MR

3⁽⁵⁾

nk [9¼]

(IRE) 25/1

9yo9st 9lb49OR26TS54RPR–MR

T:Robert Johnson

J:Tony Hamilton

4⁽⁸⁾

3½ [12¾]

7.Monthly Medal

14/1

8yo8st 13lbt72OR7TS36RPR–MR

J:James Sullivan

5⁽²⁾

7 [19¾]

(IRE) 20/1

4yo9st 0lb57OR–TS23RPR–MR

T:Brian Ellison

³

6⁽³⁾

15 [34¾]

(IRE) 2/1

9yo9st 13lb77OR–TS–RPR–MR

J:Andrew Elliott

7⁽¹⁾

9 [43¾]

100/1

4yo8st 3lbv36OR–TS–RPR–MR

J:Shane B Kelly

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7 ranOff time: 2:50:00Winning time: 1m 46.80s (slow by 8.80s)Total SP: 110%

Non-runners:Nicholas Pocock (horse claimed)Star Addition (self certificate)

1st owner: Leods Contracts Limited (Master Of Dance)1st breeder: Mick McGinn
2nd owner: Kevin Kirkup (The Osteopath)
3rd owner: Larkin Armstrong (Dechiper)

Tote win: £4.70PL: £2.00£1.90Ex: £12.10CSF: £8.17

Master of Dance was claimed by K. W. Dalgleish for £6000.