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Selection |
Form |
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Guide |
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- Fort Vega
- Rory Cleary / S Lavery
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103
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9/4 |
Fort Vega
Better than ever last summer, winning Cork premier handicap (7f, good) and career-best second in Scurry Handicap at the Curragh; matched that effort when beaten just a neck by Headmaster in the Habitat Handicap back at the Curragh on seasonal return in May and following month fared best of those racing far side when third in repeat Cork bid; in fine form but stiff enough task conceding weight to a pair of less-exposed 3yo fillies.
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- Dark Willow
- Gavin Ryan / Mrs M Whelehan
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50
|
SP |
Dark Willow
Poor sort, hopelessly out of her depth here.
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- Phenomenal Filly
- Billy Lee / P Twomey
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102
|
8/11 |
Phenomenal Filly
All four runs have been at this trip, notably Leopardstown 2yo maiden win and recent seasonal return when second in 6-runner Group 3 Brownstown Stakes at same track, staying on well after not getting clear run on far rail; remains capable of better and cheekpieces now added.
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- Suzie Songs
- Colin Keane / G M Lyons
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110
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3/1 |
Suzie Songs
Looked potentially very smart last year, winning Group 3 at the Curragh and finishing runner-up in the Group 2 Debutante; two runs this term well below that level however, too free in Group 3 at Leopardstown and never landed a blow over today's C&D when fourth of 6 in rated race in first-time tongue-tie; still respected and yard in fine form
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