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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5364
16:25 Dundalk Fri 18 Sep 5f Cond Stks
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
6 selections 540.5%0.6%

2

(4)

Hanney Boy

Jack Cleary

4

(5)

Walk On Harry

R. P. Whelan

3

(6)

Supreme Lord

D. W. O'Connor

1

(1)

Force Noir

Ben Martin Coen

6

(2)

Monologue

J. Kearney

5

(3)

Cyclone Code

W. M. Lordan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Walk On Harry (IRE)

  2. Monologue (IRE)

  3. Force Noir (IRE)

Timeform View

The form of WALK ON HARRY's Cork maiden win is proving solid, so he gets the tentative vote to follow up in what looks a fairly trappy contest. Monologue seems sure to improve on an encouraging opening effort at Down Royal, while it's too soon to be writing off Force Noir given his earlier promise.

Timeform Comments

Force Noir (IRE)
Confirmed debut promise in spades when clear-cut winner of 5f maiden at Naas in April. Fitted with first-time blinkers (left off here) when down the field in Norfolk Stakes on sole run for Kevin Philippart De Foy but it's too soon to be writing him off given previous promise.
Hanney Boy (IRE)
Put experience to good use in justifying short odds in 10-runner maiden (8/11) at Cork (5f, good to firm) in July, just holding on. Didn't see his race out in first-time cheekpieces back up in grade at York but can't be dismissed now returning to a more suitable level.
Supreme Lord (IRE)
Showed much improved form when winning 8-runner nursery at Navan (5.8f) in August. Not in same form in a stronger race there last time but obvious chance if bouncing back on polytrack debut.
Walk On Harry (IRE)
Improved again when off the mark in a first-time tongue strap in 16-runner maiden at Cork (5f, good) 35 days ago. That form is proving solid, so has to be respected.
Cyclone Code (IRE)
Showed more dash than on his first 2 outings returning from a 9-week break on the back of a gelding operation when third of 8 in 5f maiden at Navan (good) 16 days ago. This demands more, though. Engaged 2.52 Naas Thursday.
Monologue (IRE)
Dandy Man gelding who showed ability but was found wanting for know-how around a sharp track when fourth of 11 in 5f maiden at Down Royal on debut 14 days ago, best work finish. Will improve.

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