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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
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Matched:GBP 28
13 selections 502.1%5.9%

10

(9)

Tango Club

L. F. Roche

2

(11)

Bit Of A Buzz

G. F. Carroll

1

(8)

Monologue

J. Kearney

6

(12)

Premier View

Conor Cusack

3

(5)

Gus Mccrae

Adam Caffrey

9

(14)

Lady Quigley

R. Whearty

11

(4)

Imply

P. McGettigan

7

(7)

Spirit Of The Nite

J. J. G. Ryan

12

(6)

Savannah Sun

Wesley Joyce

5

(3)

Invincible Irish

Ben Martin Coen

14

(2)

Syrah

Reserve

4

(13)

Habu

Orla Tynan

13

(1)

Sorrento Sunset

Reserve

Non Runner
30.1%, Thu 3 Sep 14:28

8

(10)

Best Love

Non Runner

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Bit Of A Buzz (IRE)

  2. Tango Club (IRE)

  3. Monologue (IRE)

Timeform View

BIT OF A BUZZ has the best form on offer and could be worth another chance if turned out quickly for this weak maiden. Tango Club looks interesting back over the minimum trip, while newcomer Monologue could be a danger if supported.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Bit Of A Buzz traded at a low of 8.00 and Betfair SP of 6.20 when losing last time, a race in which it raced in mid-field: Best Love traded at a high of 1.14 and Betfair SP of 5.40 when winning last time, a race in which it raced in mid-field: Tango Club traded at a low of 4.60 and Betfair SP of 5.16 when losing last time, a race in which it led.

Timeform Comments

Monologue (IRE)
Foaled April 1. Dandy Man gelding. Dam, 2-y-o 5f winner, sister to useful winner up to 7.5f Cacciante. Yard has 2 wins and 3 places from 5 newcomers saddled in past 12 months. Considered, especially if supported.
Bit Of A Buzz (IRE)
Hit the frame 5 times in maidens prior to finishing creditable 2¼ lengths second over C&D on nursery bow. Below that level when beaten 5 lengths in Navan maiden on Wednesday, however, he's still the pick on previous form.
Gus Mccrae (IRE)
Sent off at 12/1 and wasn't knocked about when down the field (3¼ lengths behind Bit Of A Buzz) on debut at Navan 2 days ago. Isn't totally discounted in a thin-looking maiden.
Habu (IRE)
Foaled April 21. Arizona colt. Half-brother to useful 2-y-o 5f winner Coto de Caza. Dam 5f winner (including at 2 yrs). Bred to be sharp, though is a rare juvenile runner for yard.
Invincible Irish (IRE)
Shown little at long odds either start to date. Hood goes on.
Premier View (IRE)
Had finished sixth in a barrier trial prior to finishing well beaten on debut at Gowran (7f) in June. Has tongue strap added (replacing hood) on first start following a gelding operation and pedigree offers some hope he'll make a sprinter.
Spirit Of The Nite (IRE)
Foaled February 27. Far Above colt. Dam, 6f winner, half-sister to useful winner up to 1m (stayed 1¼m) Field Day out of useful 2-y-o 7f winner Naval Affair. Yard's juveniles often need their first run.
Best Love (IRE)
NON RUNNER.
Lady Quigley (IRE)
Foaled January 17. Unfortunately filly. Dam 5f winner. Doesn't look an obvious type on paper.
Tango Club (IRE)
Offered something to work on when sixth on Cork (5f) debut in late-July. Attracted support/ridden more positively when beaten 3½ lengths at Sligo (6f) subsequently, didn't fully settle/faded. Step back in trip could benefit on that evidence, and she's one of the more interesting runners.
Imply (IRE)
Foaled May 4. Elzaam filly. Half-sister to 3 winners, including useful winner up to 7.5f Cacciante and 2-y-o 5f winner Giselles Thunder. Dam unraced. Makes appeal on paper, for all her yard isn't a regular source of debut winners.
Savannah Sun (IRE)
Went with little encouragement on debut at the Curragh (6f, 25/1). Hard to be confident dropped in trip sporting a change of headgear.
Sorrento Sunset (IRE)
Half-sister to a useful one but showed only greenness when well beaten at Naas (6f, 200/1) on racecourse bow.
Syrah (IRE)
Well beaten both starts in 5f maidens. Hood now added. RESERVE.

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