Kempton (AW)
17:30
Kennet Valley & HEROS Celebrate Tullius Handicap
Kempton (AW) Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2025 Distance: 7f Type: Flat Going: Standard To Slow Class: Class 5 Surface: AW
Win: £26.10 Place: £6 £2.30 £1.40 Exacta: £188.90 Tricast: £361.68 Trifecta: £875.40
Previous Runs Pos Horse Notes Age/Sex Status Jockey Trainer Weight SP Beaten By Formline
1st
Awkward start - took keen hold - towards rear - smooth headway from over 2f out - ridden and led inside final furlong - kept on(op 16/1)
4 G AVG Martin Dunne 135 lbs 18/1 Won
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2nd
In rear - good headway from 2f out - ran on well and went second towards finish(tchd 11/2)
4 G AVG Ross Burdon 127 lbs 5/1 0.3
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3rd
In touch with leaders - headway to lead over 1f out - headed inside final furlong - lost second towards finish(tchd 11/4)
5 G Poor Mark Loughnane 130 lbs 3/1 .75
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4th
In touch with leaders - headway and disputing second inside final furlong - no extra towards finish(op 8/1 tchd 15/2)
7 G AVG John & Sean Quinn 132 lbs 9/1 0.05
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5th
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Raced wide - prominent - disputing second 2f out - no extra final 110yds(op 22/1)
3 G Poor Jim Boyle 132 lbs 25/1 .75
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6th
Raced wide - in touch with leaders - outpaced 2f out - ran on final furlong(op 11/1)
3 G Poor David Loughnane 127 lbs 14/1 1.25
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7th
Led - headed over 1f out - weakened final furlong(op 11/1)
3 G AVG John Mackie 133 lbs 17/2 0.2
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8th
Dwelt start - never better than midfield(op 28/1)
6 G AVG Roger Teal 121 lbs 40/1 .5
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9th
Took keen hold - prominent - weakened final furlong (jockey said gelding ran too free)(op 15/8 tchd 2/1)
4 G Poor Sheena West 131 lbs 13/8F 0.05
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10th
Towards rear throughout(op 40/1)
7 G AVG Tom Ward 127 lbs 50/1 0.1
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11th
Dwelt start - towards rear throughout (jockey said - regarding the running and riding - his instructions were to jump out and sit midfield and obtain plenty of cover - however - in his opinion he was unable to carry out these instructions fully as having been one of the first horses to enter the stalls the gelding had became a little restless and did not jump as sharply as would be required in order to obtain his ideal position. the rider added that the horse raced on and off the bridle throughout the race and that turning into the straight he felt that he needed to allow the gelding to get into his stride while asking him forward before asking for maximum effort - he further stated that he opted to take the horse off the stand side rail in the final half a furlong to ensure that the gelding remained interested and moving forwards to obtain his best possible position - as he felt had he continued into the gap available to him up the stand side rail that the horse would have lost concentration and consequently not finished the race off to the best of his ability. the trainer confirmed the instructions and stated that the rider knows the horse well having ridden him in all three of his previous starts - a fact the rider agreed with. their explanations were noted)(tchd 28/1)
3 G Poor Simon Hodgson 127 lbs 33/1 .75
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12th
In touch with leaders - weakened from 2f out(op 40/1)
3 G Poor Tom Ward 130 lbs 50/1 2.25
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