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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
13:20 Galway Sun 2 Aug 4 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
22 selections 1576.9%52.3%

7

Fou De Toi

P. Townend

20

Justatan

Donagh Meyler

19

Sallap

M. J. Kenneally

10

Warriors Wood

Kevin Healy

1

Sir Allen

S. Coen

17

Caher Roes Den

D. E. Mullins

21

Wild Mandate

Reserve

11

Elusive Ogie

S. D. Torrens

6

Rockys Howya

Mr D. L. Queally

3

High Court Cave

Mr O. McGill

2

Burning Ability

G. B. Noonan

18

Adaliz

D. J. O'Keeffe

16

Beggars Rock

C. Stone-Walsh

8

Reiki Revolution

Keith Donoghue

14

Tullyveery Lad

Donagh Meyler

5

Pinot Rouge

Conor Rabbitt

13

Forceonmyown

Joshua Halford

4

Mr Master Mac

T. E. O'Connor

15

Mento

J. H. Williamson

22

Fair Damsel

Reserve

9

Stormbreaker

P. Hanlon

23

Pat Coyne

Reserve

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Sir Allen

  2. Elusive Ogie (IRE)

  3. Sallap (IRE)

Timeform View

SIR ALLEN looks interesting tackling 3m for the first time and he gets the vote in an ultra-competitive handicap. A strong pace could bring Elusive Ogie and Sallap right into the mix, with Beggars Rock and Fou de Toi also appealing.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Pinot Rouge traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP and 25% or less of Betfair SP on 2 of its last 5 starts: Elusive Ogie has traded at 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

Sir Allen
Fairly useful sort. Made a winning return on the Flat at Navan (1¾m) in late-March. Wasn't far below his best when beaten 7¾ lengths over an inadequate trip at Ballinrobe (17f) on latest hurdle start. Looks interesting eased in grade/tackling 3m for the first time under a good-value conditional.
Burning Ability (IRE)
Low-mileage 5-y-o. Needed a large slice of luck to get off the mark over hurdles at Listowel (2½m) in May but has improved since, running well in listed handicap here on Saturday.
High Court Cave (IRE)
Runner-up in a strong course handicap (2¾m) 12 months ago before landing the odds in a Downpatrick maiden (2¼m). Had looked in similar form this season prior to a forgivable effort at Cartmel (17f). Cheekpieces retained and well worth a go over this sort of test (former point winner).
Mr Master Mac (IRE)
Improved again to make it 2 wins from 4 starts in a Downpatrick maiden (form has taken a few knocks). Wasn't seen to best effect on handicap bow at the same course subsequently (2¼m) and remains unexposed on first try over markedly longer trip.
Pinot Rouge (IRE)
Hit-and-miss performer. Split a couple of thriving rivals when runner-up at Hexham on final start for Susan Corbett in early-June. Subsequently changed hands for £19,000. Probably vulnerable off 2 lb higher, even if on another going day in a change of headgear.
Rocky's Howya (IRE)
Trailblazer who has been resurgent equipped with headgear, continuing his winning sequence in claiming hurdles with an 8-length defeat of Tullyveery Lad at Roscommon last time. More on his plate to dominate a competitive handicap hurdle, though.
Fou De Toi (FR)
Borderline fairly useful form sole French start in 2024. Clearly hasn't been the easiest to train since, but he stopped the slide when 9 lengths second in Wexford (2½m) maiden on return. Tackles 3m away from testing ground for the first time and now 7 lb lower than his opening mark.
Reiki Revolution (IRE)
Made a winning start for Gavin Cromwell in 2½m Punchestown maiden last October. Hasn't convinced as a chaser this season. Will need to improve for the return to hurdling/3m.
Stormbreaker
Long way below his best on final start of 2024/25 season. Subsequently left Willie Mullins and was well beaten on reappearance/stable debut at Sligo (17f). Hard to be confident of a revival now tried over significantly further.
Warriors Wood
Two-time hurdles winner who advanced his form over fences this season. Looked a stronger stayer than previously when 2¾ lengths fourth of 16 returning to hurdling at Killarney (23f). Since below form in a chase here on Friday and improvement needed to defy hurdles mark.
Elusive Ogie (IRE)
Strong-travelling sort who looked set to go close off this mark when falling at Killarney in May. Back on song when 3¾ lengths fifth at the same course (23f) last time (would have finished closer barring late error). Makes appeal in a race that should be run to suit.
Moonovercloon (IRE)
NON RUNNER.
Forceonmyown (IRE)
Fair bumper winner. Step up in trip/cheekpieces failed to bring about required improvement when well held on second start in a handicap at Clonmel in mid-April. She's gone well fresh/under this rider previously, but others look better handicapped.
Tullyveery Lad (IRE)
Ran up to his best to win over fences/place over hurdles at Tramore in the second half of last year. Best effort of this season when 9 lengths second to Rocky's Howya in Roscommon claimer last time. Each-way claims returning to handicap company off a slipping mark.
Mento (FR)
Lightly-raced 4-y-o proved a different model than in bumpers when successful on hurdling debut at Kilbeggan in May. That form was subsequently franked but he found life tougher in a course novice on Monday. Longer trip will need to bring about significant improvement now switched to a handicap.
Beggars Rock (IRE)
Three-time winner for Declan Queally. Ran his best race for a while over hurdles when beaten just under 9¼ lengths at Wexford in mid-May. Moved through the race well on that occasion and is weighted to go close on just his fourth start for a capable yard.
Caher Roes Den (IRE)
Promising third at Wincanton over a similar trip on handicap debut for Ben Brookhouse in October 2024. Encouraging start for Willie Mullins when 3¼ lengths fourth at Downpatrick (2¾m) on return from 15 months off. Very lightly raced for his age and has claims if building on that.
Adaliz (GER)
Relatively lightly-raced 6-y-o. Struggled off higher marks since recording a second handicap success at Tipperary last summer. Handicapper has been slow to relent and first-time blinkers/return to 3m will need to spark improvement.
Sallap (IRE)
Made it 3 wins from her last 4 completed starts (set to win when falling at Thurles last October) with a smooth-travelling performance under this excellent conditional at Limerick last time. She's thriving and still relatively unexposed over 3m. Hat-trick not ruled out off 9 lb higher.
Justatan (FR)
Successful both starts in points (bred for stamina). Seemingly being brought along steadily under Rules, shaping as if better for the run on first crack at this sort of trip at Sligo (3¼m) 3 weeks ago. Cheekpieces now added to the mix and one to note if the market speaks in his favour.
Wild Mandate (IRE)
Overcame a shoddy round of jumping when enterprisingly ridden to open her account at Sligo, only narrowly holding on. Probably worth opposing off 5 lb higher in a better race.
Fair Damsel (IRE)
Sole success came in a Killarney maiden hurdle in 2024 for previous yard. Has shaped as if back in form for the Cian Collins stable in recent months, but this represents a fair step up in grade. RESERVE.
Pat Coyne (IRE)
Veteran arrives following a couple of in-frame finishes in points. Plenty to prove making first start under Rules for nearly 2 years. RESERVE.

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