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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5348
18:18 Tramore Thu 13 Aug 2m4f Nov Hrd
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
7 selections 676.8%0.7%

1

Early Dawning

D. E. Mullins

2

Mr Master Mac

T. E. O'Connor

5

Lureka Du Noyer

D. J. O'Keeffe

4

Master Haku

Sam Ewing

6

Holy Joe

Danny Gilligan

3

Siege Of Carthage

J. J. Slevin

7

Butch Coolidge

B. Hayes

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Mr Master Mac (IRE)

  2. Lureka Du Noyer (FR)

  3. Early Dawning (TUR)

Timeform View

MR MASTER MAC produced a much improved effort when second in a big-field handicap at Galway 11 days ago and looks the one to beat, provided he copes with the drop back in trip and quick turnaround. Lureka Du Noyer and Early Dawning are feared most.

Timeform Comments

Early Dawning (TUR)
Confirmed bumper debut promise at the second attempt when making a winning hurdling bow in 9-runner maiden at Killarney (2½m, good to soft) in July. Should improve.
Mr Master Mac (IRE)
Improved again to make it 2 wins from 4 starts in a Downpatrick maiden in May. Wasn't seen to best effect on handicap bow there next time and got back on the up when second of 18 in 3m event at Tramore 11 days ago. The one to beat if coping with the drop back in trip.
Siege Of Carthage (IRE)
Showed promise in a pair of bumpers and made a winning start in this sphere in 18-runner maiden at Limerick (2½m) in July. Folded as if amiss at Galway a fortnight ago, though. Must bounce back.
Master Haku (IRE)
Overcame the odd sign of greenness when landing the odds in 14-runner maiden hurdle at Kilbeggan (2m) in April. Found to be amiss (clinically abnormal) at that venue in May but put that behind him to resume winning ways in 6-runner novice at Market Rasen (21f) last month.
Lureka Du Noyer (FR)
Had shown better form in defeat over fences in France yet still had enough about him to justify support back hurdling starting out for this yard in 2m maiden at Limerick (soft) in May. Shaped as if still in good form when second of 5 at Ballinrobe 8 weeks later and respected back up in trip.
Holy Joe (IRE)
Much improved to get off at the mark at the third attempt in 15-runner maiden hurdle at Clonmel (17f) in June. Made the most of what became a good opportunity when following up at Perth, though it was decidedly workmanlike stuff and more will be needed to complete the hat-trick.
Butch Coolidge (IRE)
Left previous efforts behind when winning 2¾m maiden here in May. Probably ran to a similar level in defeat at Downpatrick next time but never figured under a change of tactics (always behind) there latest.

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