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1st4 Cusack 8/12nd
2 Pallas Lord 1/1F3rd
5 Soaring Star 7/1
Winning Trainer: D Thompson
Winning Jockey: Sean Kirrane
Non-Runners: None (All 7 Ran)
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1st3 Rhythm N Hooves 11/10F2nd
4 Oneforsue 7/23rd
6 Beau Roc 9/1
Winning Trainer: A Watson
Winning Jockey: Hollie Doyle
Non-Runners: None (All 6 Ran)
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1st2 Our Absent Friends 10/12nd
1 Murbih 7/23rd
3 Princess Karine 10/1
Winning Trainer: T Davidson
Winning Jockey: Phil Dennis
Non-Runners: None (All 11 Ran)
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1st3 Elim 5/6F2nd
8 Violeta 11/43rd
5 Forever Proud 20/1
Winning Trainer: E Bethell
Winning Jockey: Callum Rodriguez
Non-Runners: None (All 8 Ran)
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1st13 Spirit Of Bowland 14/12nd
1 Elladora 18/13rd
12 Van Zant 12/1
Winning Trainer: Mrs Stella Barclay
Winning Jockey: Callum Shepherd
Non-Runners: None (All 13 Ran)
Newcastle racecourse is located in Gosforth Park, open since 1882. The Northumberland Plate, known as the 'Pitmen's Derby', is the June highlight, but both flat and jumps fixtures are hosted.
Newcastle is a fairly stiff, galloping track. The oval course is 14f in length with a 4f run in. The home straight extends for a further four furlongs to provide 5f - 8f starts. The final two or three furlongs are uphill, meaning that stamina and courage are required in abundance. It is a fair track on the whole however - just one at which your horse must fully get the trip.
Draw bias: The draw bias on the straight track can occasionally be variable. Over 5 fulongs low draws are generally favoured, but over 6 furlongs in big fields or on easy ground high is the place to be. Over seven furlongs and a mile though, the bias swings to the near side, with those drawn high enjoying a considerable advantage. On the round course, as usual on a left handed track low numbers are slightly favoured as they find it easier to get a good position. There is no particular pace bias, but front runners can't afford to go off too quickly as they will be swallowed up due to the stiff nature of the finish.