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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
13:14 Navan Thu 27 Aug 6f Hcap
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 0
14 selections 1272.7%1.4%

6

(11)

Gotta Catchem All

Siobhan Rutledge

7

(4)

Jon Riggens

Ben Martin Coen

4

(2)

Cool Azul

William James Lee

12

(7)

Mary Shoelaces

Jessica O'Gorman

8

(12)

Sovereign Cry

T. Casey

1

(14)

Amiata

C. T. Keane

2

(9)

Alfred Tennyson

S. Coen

3

(8)

Back Down Under

Reese Holohan

11

(13)

Tornado Kiss

Andrew Joseph Slattery

13

(1)

All The Girls

J. J. G. Ryan

5

(10)

By The Lake

D. B. McMonagle

10

(3)

Smoke Them Out

Sadhbh Tormey

14

(5)

Flaming Rib

Adam Caffrey

9

(6)

Sporting Hero

J. A. Orr

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. All The Girls (IRE)

  2. Cool Azul (IRE)

  3. Jon Riggens (IRE)

Timeform View

A fiendishly-competitive sprint in which one final chance is given to ALL THE GIRLS to prove she's as good on turf as on synthetics having run a cracker from 7 lb out of the weights when finishing runner-up at Dundalk recently. Cool Azul continues to go from strength to strength so he may well emerge as the biggest threat, with Jon Riggens and Gotta Catch'em All another couple worth considering.

Timeform Comments

Amiata (IRE)
Usually patiently ridden of late and overcame traffic issues when winning handicap at Naas in April. Also landed 12-runner contest at the Curragh (5f) in June but can have a line put through his latest effort at Naas (left poorly placed from a bad draw).
Alfred Tennyson (IRE)
Put back-to-back good efforts together for a change in doubling his career tally under a well-judged ride in 12-runner event at Gowran earlier in the month. Possibly found the race coming a bit too soon just 5 days on there last time and others more appealing.
Back Down Under (IRE)
Showed benefit of return when fourth of 22 at the Curragh in May and shaped as if still in good form with cheekpieces added when fifth of 16 there the following month. Not so good from 2 lb out of the weights last time and probably best to look elsewhere.
Cool Azul (IRE)
Upped his game when getting off the mark at the fifth attempt in 13-runner maiden over C&D early last month, digging deep. Took another step forward in first-time cheekpieces when second of 14 in handicap at Roscommon (7.5f, good) 9 days ago and can remain competitive with headgear discarded.
By The Lake (IRE)
Made the perfect start at Naas last summer and improved when landing 10-runner minor event at Dundalk (5f) in September. Unable to get competitive after blowing the start in listed event at latter track the following month and off since. Makes handicap debut for a new yard.
Gotta Catch'em All (IRE)
Has reacted well to blinkers, winning handicaps over C&D and at Naas last month. Good second of 11 back at Naas earlier in the month but found that run of good form coming to a halt at the Curragh (6f, good) 5 days ago. Can quickly bounce back.
Jon Riggens (IRE)
Ended long losing run in 9-runner event over C&D by short head from Alfred Tennyson when last seen at the beginning of June. Things went right that day but he remains well treated on old form.
Sovereign Cry (IRE)
Back to form with a vengeance when winning 12-runner event at Naas early last month. On the back foot early after an unusually tardy start but shaped as if still in good form when fourth of 14 at the Curragh (6f, good to firm) 18 days ago. First-time cheekpieces applied.
Sporting Hero
Three wins from 11 runs this year, the latest at this track in April. Has well and truly gone off the boil though, latest after 12 weeks off at Leopardstown recently (went without usual headgear). Blinkers reapplied.
Smoke Them Out (IRE)
All 3 career victories over 6f, the latest at the Curragh in March. Form has been mixed since but had track position as an excuse when last of 11 at Naas (6f, good) earlier in the month. Hard to predict what mood he will be in.
Tornado Kiss (IRE)
Landed 5f Cork maiden last September. Yet to fire in her 3 runs this season, 5¾ lengths ninth of 12 to Amiata in handicap at the Curragh (5f, good) back in June. Plenty more is required.
Mary Shoelaces (IRE)
Hadn't been at her best earlier this season but returned to form from out of the blue to notch a third Curragh success in an 18-runner event last month. Ran to a similar level from 6 lb higher when fourth there 11 days ago and the handicapper may be in charge again now.
All The Girls (IRE)
Won 7f maiden at Dundalk as a 2-y-o but hasn't advanced her form in turf handicaps this year. Ran a cracker from 7 lb out of the handicap and looked full value for the improvement when second of 12 back at Dundalk 12 days ago and worth another chance to prove herself on grass.
Flaming Rib (IRE)
Twenty runs since last win in 2023. Fared no better in first-time visor at Naas (6f, good) earlier in the month and looks an easy swerve.

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