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Lingfield (AW)3 Jan 2006

Betdirect Freephone 0800 211 222 Selling Stakes

(Class 6)(3yo)(1m1yds)1mStandard

1st £2,388.752nd £705.253rd £352.80

Result Analysis My Ratings Past Winners

Betdirect Freephone 0800 211 222 Selling Stakes, 1m - Standard, Class 6 3yo

POS.(DRAW)	HORSE / SPTRAINER / JOCKEY	JOCKEYTRAINER	AGE	WGT	OR	TS	RPR	MR
1⁽⁷⁾	1.Indian Wizard(IRE)15/8F T:Paul HowlingJ:Tony Culhane	J:Tony CulhaneT:Paul Howling	3	9-2	64	56	64	–
2⁽⁴⁾ nk	5.Ten Shun7/2 T:M J PolglaseJ:Eddie Ahern	J:Eddie AhernT:M J Polglase	3	8-11	60	50	58	–
3⁽⁸⁾ 3½[3¾]	3.King's Charter(USA)2/1 T:Simon DowJ:Steve Drowne	J:Steve DrowneT:Simon Dow	3	8-11	50	42	50	–
4⁽⁵⁾ 1½[5¼]	4.Teddy Monty(IRE)20/1 T:Mick QuinnJ:Rory Moore⁵	J:Rory Moore⁵T:Mick Quinn	3	8-6p	53	38	47	–
5⁽⁹⁾ hd[5½]	6.Assumption(IRE)5/1 T:Stuart WilliamsJ:Adam Kirby³	J:Adam Kirby³T:Stuart Williams	3	8-3	–	33	41	–
6⁽¹⁾ dist[35½]	8.Skezahra66/1 T:T M JonesJ:Hayley Turner	J:Hayley TurnerT:T M Jones	3	8-6	35	–	–	–
7⁽²⁾ 5[40½]	7.Cape Gigi(IRE)20/1 T:Brian MeehanJ:Paul Hanagan	J:Paul HanaganT:Brian Meehan	3	8-6b¹	–	–	–	–

1⁽⁷⁾

1.Indian Wizard

(IRE) 15/8F

3yo9st 2lb64OR56TS64RPR–MR

2⁽⁴⁾

nk

7/2

3yo8st 11lb60OR50TS58RPR–MR

3⁽⁸⁾

3½ [3¾]

3.King's Charter

(USA) 2/1

3yo8st 11lb50OR42TS50RPR–MR

4⁽⁵⁾

1½ [5¼]

(IRE) 20/1

3yo8st 6lbp53OR38TS47RPR–MR

⁵

5⁽⁹⁾

hd [5½]

(IRE) 5/1

3yo8st 3lb–OR33TS41RPR–MR

T:Stuart Williams

³

6⁽¹⁾

dist [35½]

66/1

3yo8st 6lb35OR–TS–RPR–MR

J:Hayley Turner

7⁽²⁾

5 [40½]

(IRE) 20/1

3yo8st 6lbb¹–OR–TS–RPR–MR

7 ranOff time: 2:16:00Winning time: 1m 39.30s (slow by 4.40s)Total SP: 119%

Non-runners:African Blues (withdrawn on vet's advice)Yeoman's Girl (stressed in horsebox)

Rule 4:African Blues was withdrawn. Price at the time of withdrawal was 80-1. Rule does not apply.

1st owner: Mark Entwistle (Indian Wizard)1st breeder: Epona Bloodstock Ltd
2nd owner: Paul J Dixon (Ten Shun)
3rd owner: J R May (King's Charter)

Tote win: £3.50PL: £1.50£2.20£0.00£0.00Ex: £9.80CSF: £9.18

The winner was bought in for 6,800gns. King's Charter was the subject of a friendly claim.