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Selection |
Form |
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- Brother Bernard
- Mr D L Queally / D Queally
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6/1 |
Brother Bernard
Third foal; dam unraced half-sister to the smart Regal Encore, out of 3m hurdle winner; might prefer further; in good hands.
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- De Jour En Jour
- Philip Byrnes / W J O'doherty
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125/1 |
De Jour En Jour
Pulled up in two point-to-point outings in May, can be safely ruled out.
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- Le Labo
- Mr J L Gleeson / J P O'brien
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5/1 |
Le Labo
Out of an unraced half-sister to Champion Hurdle winner Binocular; overcame inexperience to win going away on debut in a bumper at Thurles in March; tailed off in a Grade 2 event at Aintree the following month; only 4-1 then, rider reported he was "never travelling"; unseated at the first when joint-favourite on hurdling debut at Thurles.
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- Loi Des Jeux
- Danny Mullins / D Hassett
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87
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80/1 |
Loi Des Jeux
Remote sixth on debut at Galway, no better at Gowran on second outing
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- Mickey Hulie
- Sean Flanagan / D H Kelly
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88
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50/1 |
Mickey Hulie
Dual point-to-point winner; made a positive start on the track when taking a distant third of 15 in a Listowel festival bumper; no impact in two maiden hurdle outings.
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- Night Moon
- Sean O'keeffe / W P Mullins
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100
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7/1 |
Night Moon
74-rated Flat recruit (won a 1m4f handicaps) returned from long layoff with a tame effort when a beaten favourite on hurdles debut at the Galway festival (2m1f, good); reported to have burst blood vessels at Listowel; stable's apparent second-string now and best watched.
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- Peace Diamond
- Kevin A Murphy / T O'connor
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300/1 |
Peace Diamond
Has completed the course only twice from seven starts in points; can be ignored.
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- Poets Oath
- Phillip Enright / R Tyner
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70
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200/1 |
Poets Oath
No early sign of promise in two maiden hurdle outings at this venue.
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- Potters Pal
- Sam Ewing / T Cooper
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40/1 |
Potters Pal
Half-brother to French winners at below 1m; dam unplaced, half-sister to two Listed winners; ordinary form in points, two fourth placings, but soundly beaten; the drop in trip and switch to hurdling may help
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- Splendid Fellow
- Darragh O'keeffe / H De Bromhead
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104
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5/1 |
Splendid Fellow
Third in a well-contested point-to-point at Dromahane in April for Roger McGrath; respectable fourth on hurdling/stable debut at Limerick; did best of the remainder in a Punchestown maiden dominated by the subsequent Royal Bond winner Koktail Brut and smart bumper horse Colcannon; tongue-tie added now.
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- Sunrise Strider
- Cian Quirke / M J Mcdonagh
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73
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125/1 |
Sunrise Strider
Failed to improve from Listowel debut when finishing in rear at Naas four weeks ago.
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- Where Are You Now
- Charlie O'dwyer / E Bolger
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79
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33/1 |
Where Are You Now
Remote eighth after being badly hampered at the fourth on debut at Punchestown; had plenty of horses behind him then; kept on from the pace when 26l fourth over 2m here five weeks ago; may need further than this
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- Wings Of Zeus
- Ricky Doyle / Eamon Courtney
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200/1 |
Wings Of Zeus
Second foal; dam point winner, half-sister to a point winner; not a likely debut winner.
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- Barrowline
- John Shinnick / D Duggan
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200/1 |
Barrowline
Weak form in point-to-points; pedigree implies stamina rather than speed.
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- Beautiful Beauty
- R Deegan / Brendan Walsh
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200/1 |
Beautiful Beauty
Ran in a bumper early in 2024; huge price when pulled up at this venue on recent comeback.
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- Clarin Breeze
- Eoin Walsh / M Winters
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77
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66/1 |
Clarin Breeze
Faded from three out to finish fifth on debut here five weeks; open to improvement; others have much stronger credentials
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- Lumiere Du Large
- Paul Townend / W P Mullins
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110
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10/11 |
Lumiere Du Large
French Flat winner; also placed over hurdles on heavy ground at Pau last December; takes a huge drop in class after Grade 1 bids in the Triumph won by stablemate Poniros and the Punchestown Grade 1 won by Lulamba; sixth-best of the Mullins 11 in the Triumph; hard to assess, but probably the one to beat.
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- Nunya
- Ryan Treacy / Leonard Flynn
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64
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250/1 |
Nunya
Has shown no sign of winning potential in three outings in recent months
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- Shuil Swift
- Miss A L Fitzgibbon / C Byrnes
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62
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66/1 |
Shuil Swift
Tailed off at big odds in two outings in February; unlikely to feature.
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- Kazansky
- Jack Kennedy / G Elliott
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117
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3/1 |
Kazansky
Point winner; hampered and unseated when looking set for a Down Royal win, though it should be noted that he owed his chance at that stage to the fall of his odds-on stablemate Theflyingking; reserve.
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