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The Dash - 2nd June 2012 

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    Stone Of Folca Cuts a Dash at Epsom
    02/06/12

    1 Stone Of Folca 50/1
    2 Desert Law 11/1
    3 Catfish 7/1 Fav
    4 Taajub 25/1
    20 ran Distances: ½l, ¾l, 1¼l
    TIME 53.69s (fast by 1.21s)

    Stone of Folca came back to his best to land the Investec Specialist Bank ‘Dash’ for trainer John Best and jockey Luke Morris.

    Stone Of Folca
    © Folkestone Racecourse Owners Group

    Stone Of Folca

    The winner of a Folkestone maiden early last year has been highly tried through his career, including when finishing 16th in the King’s Stand Stakes last June, but still started a 50/1 chance.

    Morris weaved his way across from stall two on the far side and went on to score by half a length.

    Best said: “If he was drawn higher then we would have had a punt but he was badly drawn in stall two.

    “We have always thought he is a very, very fast horse and I told Luke to jump and edge across to the stands’ side.

    “We have always thought he is quicker than Native Gallery. We will have a think about it but we might try the King’s Stand Stakes again with this horse.

    “Gelding him may have helped but he was such a handful going out on to the course - he was like an untamed lion.”

    Morris added: “If he had been drawn higher he would have broken the track record.”

    The time was 53.69 seconds, with the track record standing at 53.60.

     

    Investec Specialist Bank 'Dash' (Handicap)
    Going: Good to Firm

    Position
    Horse
    Trainer
    Jockey
    Weight
    Starting Price
    Beaten Distance
    1
    Stone Of Folca
    J R Best
    L Morris
    8st 12lbs
    50 - 1
    Winner
    2
    Desert Law
    A M Balding
    J Fortune
    9st 2lbs
    11 - 1
    1/2 length
    3
    Catfish
    B J Meehan
    M Barzalona
    8st 7lbs
    7 - 1
    3/4 length
    4
    Taajub
    P Crate
    I Mongan
    8st 11lbs
    25 - 1
    1 1/4 length
    5
    Confessional
    T D Easterby
    T E Durcan
    9st 4lbs
    8 - 1
    1/2 length
    6
    Jamesway
    R A Fahey
    Liam Jones
    8st 4lbs
    8 - 1
    1/2 length
    7
    York Glory
    K A Ryan
    J P Spencer
    9st 1lbs
    12 - 1
    Neck
    8
    Vocational
    M Johnston
    S De Sousa
    9st 2lbs
    33 - 1
    1 1/4 length
    9
    Captain Dunne
    T D Easterby
    Dane O'Neill
    9st 10lbs
    11 - 1
    1/2 length
    10
    Fitz Flyer
    D Nicholls
    K Fallon
    8st 12lbs
    20 - 1
    Short Head
    11
    Oor Jock
    J P Shanahan
    C O'Donoghue
    8st 11lbs
    50 - 1
    1/2 length
    12
    Sohraab
    H Morrison
    K T O'Neill
    8st 9lbs
    14 - 1
    Head
    13
    Long Awaited
    T D Barron
    Martin Dwyer
    8st 6lbs
    16 - 1
    1/2 length
    14
    Diamond Charlie
    S Dow
    Hayley Turner
    8st 4lbs
    40 - 1
    Head
    15
    Courageous
    K A Ryan
    Raul Da Silva
    8st 3lbs
    40 - 1
    Neck
    16
    Living It Large
    E De Giles
    J P Fahy
    8st 8lbs
    20 - 1
    1 length
    17
    Judge 'n Jury
    R Harris
    M Harley
    8st 10lbs
    10 - 1
    3/4 length
    18
    Dickie's Lad
    K A Ryan
    T P Queally
    8st 13lbs
    16 - 1
    1 1/2 length
    19
    Bear Behind
    Tom Dascombe
    R Kingscote
    9st 2lbs
    7 - 1
    2 3/4 lengths
    20
    Arctic Feeling
    R A Fahey
    P Hanagan
    8st 7lbs
    25 - 1
    3 3/4 lengths
           

     

    CONNECTIONS WEIGH UP ASCOT OPTIONS FOR DESERT

    Owner Jeff Smith was thrilled with Desert Law’s run to finish second in the Investec Specialist Bank ‘Dash’ Handicap and he is now toying with two options at Royal Ascot.

    “That was absolutely tremendous,” said Smith. “He’s in the Wokingham and King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot and we will have to think it over. I’d probably just favour going for the King’s Stand.”

    Third-placed Catfish could now try and pick up some black type. Her trainer Brian Meehan said: “She didn’t quite get out when she wanted but she ran well. She’s going to have a good year. She could head to Ayr in three weeks’ time for the Listed Land O’Burns Fillies’ Stakes.”

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