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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
17:57 Fairyhouse Mon 21 Sep 6f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
18 selections 1738.3%1.8%

1

(5)

Clonmacash

S. Coen

6

(13)

Nouvel Espoir

C. T. Keane

5

(2)

Irish Rumour

Orla Tynan

4

(18)

Bundle Of Interest

William James Lee

10

(1)

Four Blondes

Siobhan Rutledge

12

(7)

Go Out

J. A. Powell

2

(6)

Bad Boy Rizz

D. W. O'Connor

13

(17)

Coincidental Glory

R. P. Whelan

17

(15)

Caffu Zafeen

S. A. Wallace

3

(11)

Sovereign Cry

T. Casey

15

(9)

One Cool Bear

G. M. Ryan

8

(16)

Hello Stacia

Wesley Joyce

14

(12)

Are You In Or Out

R. Whearty

18

(3)

Amanirenas

E. E. Ryan

7

(10)

Dandyville

R. P. Cleary

9

(14)

Perfect Base

W. M. Lordan

11

(8)

Jackie Jump Up

Ben Martin Coen

16

(4)

Top Biller

Jared Huggan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Bad Boy Rizz (IRE)

  2. Nouvel Espoir (IRE)

  3. Clonmacash

Timeform View

BAD BOY RIZZ is given a chance to atone for a lesser run at Navan as he'd been a model of consistency this year prior to that. Colin Keane's mount Nouvel Espoir has been in cracking form and heads the many dangers along with Clonmacash and Bundle of Interest, who is well handicapped again but her draw could be tricky.

Timeform Comments

Clonmacash
Successful twice at Dundalk earlier this year and capitalised on a drop in grade to win a 27-runner handicap at the Curragh (6f, good) 30 days ago. A 3 lb rise shouldn't prevent another bold bid.
Bad Boy Rizz (IRE)
Only eighth of 16 at Navan (5f, good) last time but he'd been performing well in handicaps prior to that and is more than capable of bouncing back in first-time blinkers.
Sovereign Cry (IRE)
Bounced back to form when gaining a first handicap success at Naas (5f) in July but mostly below par since, not helping his cause with slow starts.
Bundle Of Interest (IRE)
Dropped to a handy mark and took a step back in the right direction when third of 15 at Gowran (1m, good to soft) 20 days ago. Back down in trip. First-time blinkers replace visor. Merits consideration under Billy Lee.
Irish Rumour (IRE)
Won 18-runner handicap (11/2) at Navan (5f, good) 16 days ago. Raised 8 lb and wouldn't be an obvious one to follow up.
Nouvel Espoir (IRE)
Took advantage of easing mark when winning at Down Royal in June. Has made the frame all 4 starts since, beaten only a neck when second of 22 in handicap at Cork (6f, soft) 12 days ago. A must for the shortlist under Colin Keane.
Dandyville (IRE)
Useful handicapper at best but form went the wrong way for Stuart Crawford last year and, after 13 months off, hasn't gone with any encouragement in 3 outings this season. A first-time tongue tie needs to make a big difference.
Hello Stacia (IRE)
Fair form in a pair of maidens/claimer around 1m in recent months but her opening handicap mark looks tough.
Perfect Base (IRE)
Failed to build on reappearance when ninth of 14 back in maiden company at Gowran (7f, good to soft) 20 days ago. Others more persuasive.
Four Blondes (IRE)
Has a poor strike rate but sole win did come here. Bit below form when 3¾ lengths sixth of 27 to reopposing Clonmacash in handicap at the Curragh (6f, good) 30 days ago.
Jackie Jump Up
Maiden who failed to make a significant impact in 3 outings in May/June. A 106-day break needs to have had a reviving effect.
Go Out (FR)
Creditable sixth of 18 in handicap (8/1) at Cork (1m, soft) 12 days ago, not ideally placed. Back down in trip. Looks competitive on form.
Coincidental Glory (IRE)
Dundalk nursery winner in December and has been largely consistent without winning this year. Met trouble when down the field at the Curragh 23 days ago but it's worth noting his best efforts have come on polytrack.
Are You In Or Out (IRE)
Enhanced her good record fresh when making a winning stable over C&D in May but has lost her form since.
One Cool Bear (IRE)
Took a step back in the right direction when 3¾ lengths eighth of 18 to Irish Rumour in handicap (66/1) at Navan (5f, good) 16 days ago. Well treated if he can build on that. One of 3 for Ado McGuinness.
Top Biller
First run since leaving Julia & Shelley Birkett when tenth of 19 in handicap (80/1) at the Curragh (6f, good to soft) 23 days ago, merely closing up late. Needs to leave that behind.
Caffu Zafeen (IRE)
Remains a maiden after 16 runs. 22/1, respectable 3½ lengths fifth of 18 to Irish Rumour in handicap at Navan (5f, good) 16 days ago.
Amanirenas (IRE)
C&D winner but struggled on both outings this year and has to race from 9 lb out of handicap here.

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