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Class 6 Handicap (Div 2)

The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race is the ninth race that takes place annually during the July Evening Racing meeting at Kempton Park Racecourse.

The July Evening Racing meeting is held at Kempton Park Racecourse in Surrey, just outside the Greater London boundary, and features a thrilling nine-race schedule every summer.

The next Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race will be held on Wednesday the 7th of July 2021 at the next July Evening Racing meeting. For all of The Kempton Park Racecourse Evening Racing news and ticket information, sign up for The Jockey Club’s newsletter at https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/newsletter/.

About The Race

The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race is a Class 6 handicap flat race that serves as the final race of Kempton Park’s July Evening Racing meeting every year.

Open to horses aged three years old and above, The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race runs exactly one mile of Kempton Park Racecourse and featured 13 runners last time out.

The final purse of the day was £4,300 at the July Evening Racing last year, which was shared between the first four race finishers as follows:

1st place – 6/1 Recuerdame (USA) – £2,782

2nd place – 10/3 Cristal Pallas Cat (IRE) – £828

3rd place – 18/1 Broughtons Compass (GB) – £414

4th place – 16/1 Thunder Flash (GB) – £207

The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race will conclude the next edition of the July Evening Racing meeting at approximately 20:45 on Wednesday the 7th of July 2021.

Runners

It’s the final race of the day at Kempton Park’s July Evening Racing meeting, and the runners, with official ratings between 46-60 and 51-65, will be keen to provide a memorable experience for the day’s racegoers.

Here are the runners, their starting prices and how they fared in this fantastic race at Kempton Park’s Evening Racing meeting at Kempton Park Racecourse last time out in 2020 (ordered by saddlecloth number):

  1. Harbour Quay (GB) – tenth-place finish – 9/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-7 – ridden by jockey David Probert and trained by Patrick Chamings
  2. Sharp Operator (GB) – ninth-place finish – 7/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-6 – ridden by jockey William Carson and trained by Anthony Carson
  3. Recuerdame (USA) – first-place finish – 6/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-5 – ridden by jockey Adam Kirby and trained by Simon Doe
  4. Trust Me (IRE) – sixth-place finish – 17/2 starting price – weighing in at 9-4 – ridden by jockey George Downing and trained by Dean Ivory
  5. Cristal Pallas Cat (IRE) – second-place finish – 10/3 starting price – weighing in at 10-3 – ridden by jockey Rhiain Ingram and trained by Roger Ingram
  6. Courteva (GB) – thirteenth-place finish – 50/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-3 – ridden by jockey Kieran Shoemark and trained by Samuel Drinkwater
  7. Golden Nectar (GB) – eleventh-place finish – 14/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-3 – ridden by jockey Charlie Bennett and trained by Laura Mongan
  8. Pike Corner Cross (IRE) – fifth-place finish – 14/1 starting price – weighing in at 9-2 – ridden by jockey Keelan Baker and trained by David Evans
  9. Twittering (IRE) – twelfth-place finish – 15/2 starting price – weighing in at 8-12 – ridden by jockey Nicola Currie and trained by Oliver Signy
  10. Thunder Flash (GB) – fourth-place finish – 16/1 starting price – weighing in at 8-10 – ridden by jockey Sean Levey and trained by Ian Williams
  11. Lightning Blue (GB) – eighth-place finish – 16/1 starting price – weighing in at 8-8 – ridden by jockey Tadhg O’Shea and trained by Mick Channon
  12. Halfacrown (IRE) – seventh-place finish – 12/1 starting price – weighing in at 8-7 – ridden by jockey Gabriele Malune and trained by James Evans
  13. Dream Isle (IRE) – Non-Runner – starting price N/A – weighing in at 8-7 – assigned jockey Kieran O’Neill and trained by Steph Hollinshead
  14. Broughtons Compass (GB) – third-place finish – 18/1 starting price – weighing in at 8-6 – ridden by jockey Raul Da Silva and trained by Mark Hoad

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Odds

Odds for The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race last time out ranged from 10/3 for the race favourite Cristal Pallas Cat up to 50/1 for the longest outsider Courteva.

This most recent edition of The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race was won by 6/1 priced Recuerdame, who transformed £10 outright backing stakes into £70 in returns, £60 in profits.

Previous Winners

Here are the previous 4 winners of The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race at The Evening Racing, including their odds, closest competitors and race stats:

2020

Ridden by jockey Adam Kirby and trained by Simon Doe, 6/1 priced Recuerdame finished first in The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race at Kempton Park’s July Evening Racing meeting last time out.

10/3 priced race favourite Cristal Pallas Cat finished just three-quarters of a length behind Recuerdame in second place, followed by 18/1 priced outsider Broughtons Compass in third place and 16/1 priced Thunder Flash in fourth.

2019

At Kempton Park Racecourse in 2019, The Class 6 Handicap Flat Race was run as a single race, which was won by 11/4 priced race favourite Fortune And Glory, ridden by jockey David Egan and trained by Joseph Tuite.

5/1 priced Recuerdame finished three and a half lengths behind Fortune And Glory in second place, followed by 16/1 priced Sweet Nature in third place and 8/1 priced Cashel in fourth.

2018

The Class 6 Handicap (Div 2) Flat Race was won by 9/2 priced second-favourite Directory at Kempton Park’s July Evening Racing meeting in 2018, ridden by jockey Ryan Tate and trained by James Eustace.

7/1 priced Roman Warrior finished a length and a quarter behind Directory in second place, followed by 12/1 priced Dame Vera in third place and equally priced World Breaker in fourth.

2017

The July Evening Racing meeting did not take place at Kempton Park Racecourse in 2017.