Ten To Follow 03.03.21

There were six point scoring opportunities in the past week, two of which were taken by players. The winners were Momella, Tamaroc Du Mathan, Tritonic, Cape Gentlemen, Clondow Castle and Brewin'upastorm. 

Tritonic was the first winner to score points for players, and he did it in some style, powering 10 lengths clear of the next best horse on the run-in at Kempton Park. He now looks set to head for the Triumph Hurdle at The Festival. Well done to Richard Sharpe who was the only player to select the Alan King trained horse and score 30 points for the win. 

The final winner for players this week came in the Close Brothers Handicap Chase. In what looked a very open race it was Clondow Castle who came out on top, beating Erick Le Rouge by two lengths. Well done to Phil Stubbs who was the only player to select the winner and score 25 points. 

Trevor Shaw still leads the way on 300 points with Adele Brown in second and Nick Marriott in third. You can view the full standings here.