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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
15:48 Cork Fri 24 Jul 5f Mdn
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 0
10 selections 969.0%1.0%

3

(1)

Hanney Boy

Liam Keniry

1

(3)

Capital Of Pride

D. W. O'Connor

4

(2)

Letmeentertainyou

N. M. Crosse

8

(4)

Best Love

J. A. Powell

2

(9)

Walk On Harry

R. P. Whelan

5

(6)

No Time Faults

R. P. Cleary

7

(7)

Whammy

J. S. Dalton

6

(5)

Roeillaun

C. T. Keane

10

(8)

Tango Club

L. F. Roche

9

(10)

Blooming Sally

Andrew Joseph Slattery

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Hanney Boy (IRE)

  2. Capital Of Pride (IRE)

  3. Walk On Harry (IRE)

Timeform View

HANNEY BOY will be hard to beat with a repeat of his third in a listed race at Naas 3 weeks ago. Newcomer Capital of Pride is appealing, while Walk On Harry can build on his first run at the Curragh in what was a much stronger maiden.

Timeform Comments

Capital Of Pride (IRE)
Foaled April 9. €50,000 yearling, Space Blues colt. Half-brother to several winners, including useful winner up to 6f Last Crusader and 6f winner Game Breaker. Dam useful French 2-y-o 6f winner. Looks the pick of the newcomers.
Walk On Harry (IRE)
€32,000 yearling, Earthlight colt. Half-brother to several winners, including useful 2-y-o 6f winner Letsbefrankaboutit and winner up to 6f Moojim. 50/1, shaped as if in need of the experience behind a smart prospect in 6f Curragh maiden on debut 4 weeks ago. Should build on that.
Hanney Boy (IRE)
Has made a bright start and took another step forward when beaten just ½ length in 5f Naas listed race 3 weeks ago, travelling as well as any. A repeat of that should see him take this.
Letmeentertainyou (FR)
Foaled April 20. €26,000 yearling, Ebro River colt. Dam French 13f winner. Might need more time judged on his pedigree.
No Time Faults (IRE)
Well held in 2 maidens and looks one for handicaps.
Roeillaun (IRE)
€30,000 yearling, Earthlight filly. Closely related to 7f winner Risk Taker and half-sister to 3 winners, including smart winner up to 13f Western Australia. Dam 7f winner. 80/1, finished last of 6 in 6f Naas maiden on debut in April.
Whammy (IRE)
Well held in 5f maidens. Hood and tongue strap go on.
Best Love (IRE)
Never involved on debut at the Curragh (6f) in May and unseated rider soon after start at Down Royal 5 weeks ago.
Blooming Sally (IRE)
Foaled March 1. €8,000 yearling, Persian Force filly. Dam, maiden (raced only at 7f), out of useful 9f/1¼m winner Daymooma.
Tango Club (IRE)
Foaled April 2. Coulsty filly. Sister to winner abroad and half-sister to 5f winner Tees Aggregates and French/Italian 2-y-o 5f/5.5f winner La Discoteca.

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