SOUTHWELL (A.W) (08 Apr 2005)

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5:15 Greatwood Rescue And Rehabilitation Handicap (6) (3yo,0-60)

[off 5:25] £2,893.80, £826.80, £413.40 5f

Comments In Running OR TS RPR

1 Baileys Applause (2) C A Dwyer 3 8-2 b Hayley Turner(3) 11/2 48 51 59

2 nk Ben Casey (1) B Smart 3 8-9 F Lynch 100/30 52 54 62

3 3 Lady Algarhoud (FR) (3) Miss Gay Kelleway 3 8-12 Martin Dwyer 3/1F 55 46 54

4 1 Misty Princess (7) D Shaw 3 8-8 1 N Callan 16/1 51 38 47

5 shd Little Biscuit (IRE) (5) K R Burke 3 8-9 P Hanagan 5/1 52 39 48

6 1 Azuree (IRE) (12) D W Chapman 3 8-7 p Dale Gibson 20/1 50 33 42

7 6 Nee Lemon Left (6) A Berry 3 8-2 P P Mathers(5) 33/1 50 11 21

8 hd Eternally (10) R M H Cowell 3 8-5 p E Ahern 12/1 48 8 18

9 1 Stan´s Girl (4) I A Wood 3 7-13 D Fox(3) 14/1 45 1 12

10 1½ Danethorpe Lady (IRE) (8) D Shaw 3 8-2 v1 Lisa Jones 50/1 45 — 7

11 3½ Paris Tapis (11) P S McEntee 3 8-7 A Kirby(7) 16/1 57 — 6

12 2½ Lady Erica (9) K R Burke 3 8-9 Darren Williams 20/1 52 — —

12 ran TIME 59.79s (slow by 0.79s) TOTAL SP 120%

1st OWNER: Cedar Lodge 2000 Syndicate BRED: Miss Kim Abbott TRAINER: C A Dwyer

2nd OWNER: Richard Page

3rd OWNER: J T Billson

TOTE WIN £6.50 PL £1.80, £1.70, £1.90; Ex £31.60; CSF £23.53; TRICAST £66.96Place 6 £8.19, Place 5 £4.59

PLACEPOT £7.00 to a £1 stake. Pool: £36,822.15 - 3,811.45 winning units

QUADPOT £3.80 to £1 stake. Pool: £2,428.20 - 463.90 winning units

ANALYSIS: A moderate sprint handicap in which the first three home were drawn in the bottom three stalls.

BAILEYS APPLAUSE, switched to Fibresand for the first time, reversed recent Wolverhampton placings with Lady Algarhoud and proved good enough to get off the mark at the 13th attempt.

It may be that she has improved a little for switching to fibresand, but she did not have much in hand.

Ben Casey had been shaping in recent outings as though a step up to six furlongs would suit, but the trip wasnot a problem this time and he was just held. He is still a maiden, but clearly has the ability to pick up a small race.

Lady Algarhoud failed to progress on the form she showed to make a winning debut in a Wolverhampton seller for Ian Wood on herracecourse debut, and gave the impression another furlong may suit.

Misty Princess ran much better than at Nottingham just two starts previously and offered some hope.

Little Biscuit posted a creditable effort, but seems better off in selling company.