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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
18:10 Leopardstown Thu 6 Aug 5 TBP
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 36
18 selections 1338.1%205.3%

8

(16)

Launch Time

C. T. Keane

3

(1)

PETES DREAM

J. S. Dalton

11

(8)

Jazzit

Sadhbh Tormey

7

(15)

Gordon Bennett

D. B. McMonagle

5

(20)

The Blue Panther

Nicola Burns

1

(4)

Dinamine

Wesley Joyce

18

(12)

Master Garvey

T. Casey

17

(19)

Draiocht

W. M. Lordan

4

(9)

Wellwhatshappenin

J. A. Powell

19

(13)

Desert Of The Sea

Reserve

6

(6)

Brains

S. Coen

2

(2)

Imperial Dream

A. C. Persse

20

(10)

Suerte

Reserve

15

(5)

Smaoineamh Sile

R. Whearty

10

(14)

Micasso

R. C. Colgan

9

(3)

Dress Dance

Siobhan Rutledge

16

(7)

Cannonball Queen

Ben Martin Coen

13

(17)

Mogwli

Megan Telford-Kelly

Non Runner
2.5%, Thu 6 Aug 06:40

14

(18)

Pure Valour

S. McCullagh

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Imperial Dream (IRE)

  2. Gordon Bennett (IRE)

  3. Launch Time

Timeform View

In an open-looking handicap, it could be worth taking a chance on class-dropper IMPERIAL DREAM. The most interesting of the remainder may be Gordon Bennett, who's slipped to a handy mark. Launch Time, Dinamine and Pete's Dream also appeal.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Imperial Dream traded at 25% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 5 starts: The Blue Panther traded at 25% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP on 2 of its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

Dinamine (IRE)
Ended 2025 with success at Bellewstown in August. Back to his best in first-time cheekpieces/strongly-run race when successful at Naas (1m) last time. His winning form has some merit and makes appeal in a race that may again be run to suit.
Imperial Dream (IRE)
Chased home some fairly useful sorts when hitting the frame in pair of Dundalk handicaps (7f) last autumn. Continued quiet start to this year on rare start over 5f at Curragh (50/1) latest. Back over a more suitable distance and potentially interesting on first start in a 0-60.
Pete's Dream (IRE)
Off the mark in relatively comfortable fashion in this grade at Fairyhouse penultimate start (bled subsequently). Subsequent third at Killarney was a solid effort, and he should go well from a handy draw.
Wellwhatshappenin (IRE)
Ended 2025 in good form (won off 3-month break on stable debut at Dundalk in October). Perhaps needed the run more than expected in first-time cheekpieces (now removed) on return there in March. Could be competitive if translating his best form to turf.
The Blue Panther (IRE)
Has popped up with handicap wins in 2024/2025, and he went close to opening his account for this year (denied a clear run) in a similar event at Gowran last time. Wide draw/3-lb rise isn't ideal, though.
Brains (IRE)
Forward-going type. Has won at this course, however, he's been operating below his best since finishing runner-up in this grade (off 1 lb higher) at Roscommon in May.
Gordon Bennett (IRE)
Went close in better handicap at the Curragh on seasonal reappearance last year. Hit the frame plenty of times subsequently before finishing down the field on stable debut at Dundalk in December. Goes well fresh/has slipped to an attractive mark, though is on a long losing run.
Launch Time
Shaped well on several occasions last season and first-time cheekpieces eked out a little progress when scoring on return here (1m) in April. Back to form with 2¼ lengths third in handicap here (8.5f) latest. Addition of more severe headgear an interesting angle and he's expected to go well.
Dress Dance (IRE)
€150,000 Dandy Man filly. Again no impact (may have needed the run) upped in distance on handicap bow at Cork (10.5f, 22/1) in May. Longer trips quickly abandoned and now returns from 11 weeks off in cheekpieces/tongue strap.
Micasso (IRE)
Bounced back to get off the mark with a career best on reappearance at Bellewstown (22/1) last month. Merely underlined his inconsistency when only beating 2 home in a big-field Dundalk handicap subsequently.
Jazzit
Maiden ran his best race on turf (still below his all-weather form) when third of 19 (beaten less than 2 lengths) in this grade at Cork (6f). Extra furlong a slight question mark, and he doesn't look the most straightforward under pressure.
Cordouan (FR)
Largely below form since third in similar event here last June. Met trouble in running when extending a long losing run in C&D handicap latest, and he's had plenty of chances to capitalise on his falling mark.
Mogwli (IRE)
Cashed in off reduced mark in refitted visor at Bellewstown (1m, soft) in October. Hasn't fired this year and hard to be confident with usual visor back on (replacing blinkers).
Pure Valour (IRE)
Well held making handicap debut in first-time tongue strap at Fairyhouse (8.5f) last month.
Smaoineamh Sile
Four-time course winner for previous yard. More miss than hit for current connections, extending a long losing run when down the field over C&D last time. Cheekpieces added in hope of a revival.
Cannonball Queen (IRE)
Showed some promise on debut at the Curragh last summer. Gone the wrong way since and hopes of a resurgence pinned on first-time cheekpieces/a 13-week break.
Draiocht (IRE)
Got off the mark over in weak affair at Gowran (1m, soft) last October. Promising reappearance when beaten just under 4 lengths over same C&D last month. Drawn wide and still 3 lb above his winning mark, though.
Master Garvey (IRE)
Infrequent winner who got back to form when 4¼ lengths third in first-time blinkers at Gowran (9.5f). Claims if headgear has same effect on rare start over 7f.
Desert Of The Sea (IRE)
Free-going sort. Remains a maiden (19 starts) following poor run at Bellewstown (1m) latest. Likely strong pace/shorter trip may at least help him settle better. RESERVE
Suerte (IRE)
Fared better than previously this season when eleventh of 16 (beaten over 4 lengths) at Naas 3 days ago. Hard to be confident of a full-scale revival, though. RESERVE

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