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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 36
18 selections 1494.9%75.5%

5

Dearg Mor

P. T. Smithers

15

Western Opera

C. Stone-Walsh

3

Bowgate Street

Philip Donovan

19

Light Her Up

Reserve

6

Rare Times

D. E. Mullins

10

Patrick Street

D. King

9

Lariat

B. Hayes

18

Lakewood Rose

Reserve

14

Thirsty Work

Phillip Enright

7

Rizedda

D. J. O'Keeffe

8

Brianna Lily

Donagh Meyler

12

Little Boy Sivola

Tiernan Power Roche

2

Fabhcun

Sam Ewing

17

Brohatna

Reserve

16

Bangor Lady

Joshua Halford

4

Ogrady Cracker

J. J. Slevin

11

Laligurash

Alan O'Sullivan

13

Tawny Lea

Alex Harvey

Non Runner
10.1%, Fri 24 Jul 08:57

1

High Notions

M. J. Kenneally

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Western Opera (IRE)

  2. Dearg Mor (IRE)

  3. Rizedda (FR)

Timeform View

WESTERN OPERA caught the eye when fifth last time and looks worth chancing to come out on top. Dearg Mor should appreciate the drop back in trip and rates next best, whilst Rizedda and Bowgate Street are also respected.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Dearg Mor traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on 3 of its last 5 starts: Western Opera traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP, 25% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on 4 of its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

High Notions (IRE)
Turned in best effort since winning a conditionals maiden at Fairyhouse last season when 5½ length third of 13 to Secret Rock in 2m handicap hurdle in May. Added to patchy record at Downpatrick since, though.
Fabhcun
Seems to be going the wrong way, first-time cheekpieces and a step up in trip doing nothing to help at Tramore in May. Makes handicap debut.
Bowgate Street (IRE)
Won 15-runner handicap at Sligo in May. Bounced back from a couple of below-par efforts when 1½ lengths second of 16 to Boston Bobby at Kilbeggan in a fortnight ago. Solid place claims on those performances.
O'grady Cracker (IRE)
Hasn't shown much in 4 starts over hurdles, including on handicap debut on latest.
Dearg Mor (IRE)
Took a step forward despite again looking stretched by the 3m trip when 5½ lengths fourth of 15 to Island McCoo at Kilbeggan last month. Drop back in trip is expected to suit and likely to be involved if able to take another step forward.
Rare Times (IRE)
Bred to stay well and made a fairly encouraging start to her career when fifth of 15 in juvenile hurdle at Cork (17.3f, good to soft) last season. Below that level next 2 outings but remains open to improvement now tackling a handicap.
Rizedda (FR)
Shaped better than the distance beaten suggests on handicap debut when eighth of 16 at Listowel (2¾m, good to soft) last season. Shaped as if needing the run on return and expected to get back on track with that outing under her belt.
Brianna Lily (IRE)
Ran one of this season's better races when 12¼ lengths fourth of 14 to Luck Between Us at Killarney last time. Remains difficult to catch right, though, with her losing run fast approaching 3 years in length.
Lariat
Long-standing maiden who is capable of being involved at his best. Found to be lame on hurdling reappearance but ran well when second back on the Flat at Tramore 17 days ago.
Patrick Street
Returned to winning ways on the Flat at Limerick in April and shaped better than result back over hurdles when third of 18 in handicap at Punchestown in May. Not seen to best effect on chasing debut or back on the Flat since. Needs to step up back over hurdles.
Laligurash (IRE)
Failed to complete in points and well held in Cork/Ballinrobe maiden hurdles. Makes handicap debut.
Little Boy Sivola (FR)
Has little solid form but shaped much better than the distance beaten suggests when 18¾ lengths fifth of 13 to Joya Del Mar at Downpatrick last month, weakening after a late error. Needs to build on that performance now.
Tawny Lea (IRE)
Jukebox Jury half-sister to useful hurdler/smart chaser Duke of Navan. Well beaten on completed starts in maiden hurdles. Makes handicap debut.
Thirsty Work
Little promise in bumper or over hurdles.
Western Opera (IRE)
Has shaped as if she's building up to something for current connections, leaving the impression she should have finished closer when 16 lengths fourth of 18 to Knocknagoran Lady at Limerick last time, hampered 2 out and finishing with running left. One for the shortlist.
Bangor Lady (IRE)
Was in the process of showing a bit more when falling heavily 2 out at Clonmel (heavy) last December. Has failed to build on that since, however, racing far too freely when well held back in a mares maiden last time.
Brohatna (IRE)
Made more impact than previously in maiden hurdles when 7 lengths fourth of 12 to Silly Mongoose at Kilbeggan last month, but was well held from stiff-looking opening mark on handicap bow last time. RESERVE.
Lakewood Rose (IRE)
Hit the frame first 3 starts in handicaps. Did too much too soon when down the field in mares event won by Arctic Flame at Cork last time. RESERVE.
Light Her Up (IRE)
Maiden who made a pleasing return to action at Ballinrobe on Tuesday but she needs to build on that. Engaged 19.30 at Wexford on Thursday. RESERVE.

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