Palace leaves it late

Caesar’s Palace put up an astonishing performance to win the Orangina Handicap Hurdle at Ayr for Kinross trainer Lucinda Russell.

Mon, 02 Jan, 2006 - 17:19

Caesar’s Palace put up an astonishing performance to win the Orangina Handicap Hurdle at Ayr for Kinross trainer Lucinda Russell.

The top-weight was backed into 5-1 favourite from 13-2, but was available at 99-1 in-running on Betfair at one stage with his prospects of success looking remote as he trailed the field some 10 lengths adrift of the main group.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: AyrPlace: BangorPerson: CaesarPerson: Lucinda RussellPerson: Peter BuchananPerson: Moon MistPerson: RussellPerson: BuchananPerson: Master SebastianPerson: King BarryPerson: Phil SmithPerson: Kariana KeyPerson: CalfrazPerson: Micky HammondPerson: Nicky RichardsPerson: Barry KeniryPerson: LankawiPerson: HammondPerson: Brandy WinePerson: Tony DobbinPerson: Len LungoPerson: LungoPerson: DobbinPerson: RichardsPerson: John homePerson: Morgan BePerson: DobbsEvent: Irn Bru Handicap ChaseEvent: Barr Handicap HurdleEvent: BankEvent: Findlays Novices’ Handicap HurdleOrganisation: Caesar’s Palace
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