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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
18:53 Leopardstown Thu 23 Jul 1m5f Stks
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
4 selections 387.4%0.4%

2

(1)

Handshake

D. B. McMonagle

1

(4)

Wyman

Shane Foley

4

(3)

Lord Aus

Ben Martin Coen

3

(2)

Keepsgettingbetter

G. M. Ryan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Wyman (IRE)

  2. Lord Aus (IRE)

  3. Keepsgettingbetter (IRE)

Timeform View

A really trappy event in which WYMAN is fancied to benefit from this longer trip and follow his Curragh maiden win. Lord Aus and Keepsgettingbetter have both been progressive in handicaps and should prove formidable opponents for the selection.

Timeform Comments

Wyman (IRE)
Showed improved form to get off the mark at the fourth attempt in an 11-runner maiden at the Curragh (1¼m, good to firm) 27 days ago, his strength at the finish rather taking. Will improve with this longer trip sure to suit.
Handshake (GER)
Sea The Moon colt who reached €75,000 as a yearling and made a winning start in a 14-runner maiden (6/4) at Dundalk (1m) in January. Bare form of that race is nothing special but he was well on top at the line and is bred to be better over this trip. Sports a first-time tongue strap.
Keepsgettingbetter (IRE)
On the up in handicaps, winning at Dundalk in March and April before running well from a poor positon to finish third in her hat-trick bid at Leopardstown. Another good effort when second of 14 at the Curragh (1½m, good to firm) 27 days ago but perhaps a bit more exposed than others.
Lord Aus (IRE)
Posted an excellent third of 12 on handicap debut at Down Royal (10.5f, good) in May and relished the step up in trip when building on that promise to win a 16-runner event at Limerick (1½m, good to soft, 15/8) 43 days ago. Cheekpieces worn there retained and he's open to further progress.

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