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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5357
15:25 Southwell Mon 31 Aug 3 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 10
9 selections 391.4%155.0%

1

(9)

Roi De Coeur

Marco Ghiani

8

(4)

Kiani King

Billy Loughnane

6

(2)

Ballybunion

Callum Shepherd

7

(3)

Alkumatic Jo Jo

Silvestre De Sousa

5

(8)

Wise Crack

Shane Gray

3

(6)

Boy Named Sioux

Warren Fentiman

2

(5)

Taradif

Sean Levey

9

(7)

Hunterian

Andrew Mullen

4

(1)

Jackabi

Rob Hornby

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Ballybunion (IRE)

  2. Kiani King (IRE)

  3. Roi De Coeur (IRE)

Timeform View

This looks trappy but preference is for BALLYBUNION, who showed there's still better to come from him at Wolverhampton on penultimate start and his latest effort was more of a sideways step upped to this trip. He can get off the mark at the expense of Kiani King, who produced his best effort over C&D 5 weeks ago and can build on that here. Roi de Coeur looks best of the remainder.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Kiani King could be advantaged by a prominent position which looks likely in this field: Of the better-fancied horses, Ballybunion is most likely to be ridden furthest from the pace.

Timeform Comments

Roi De Coeur (IRE)
Improved since switching to handicaps, scoring at Kempton in July before second of 4 at Yarmouth (1m, good to firm) 15 days later. Shaped as if still in good form when fifth at former track 3 weeks ago (made effort earlier than ideal) and every chance he's involved again.
Taradif (IRE)
Left stable debut well behind to prove this mark isn't too harsh after all when third of 7 in handicap at Doncaster (1m, firm) 16 days ago. Needs to build on that returned to all-weather.
Boy Named Sioux (IRE)
Won course novice (7f) in good style in November but hasn't gone on since, losing all chance at the start at Redcar (1m, good) 9 days ago. Easy to oppose at present.
Jackabi (FR)
Free-going sort who opened his account in maiden handicap at Chepstow in late-June. Fell some way short of that form with the hood removed on yard debut back there (7f, good to firm) earlier in the month and others look stronger.
Wise Crack (IRE)
Left previous efforts this season behind when winning 8-runner event at Catterick last month, the fitting of a first-time visor and taking on older horses for the first time the obvious catalysts. Ran to a similar level returned to 1m at Ayr since and now first-time cheekpieces go on.
Ballybunion (IRE)
Failed to build on the promise of previous run despite a more positive ride when fourth of 14 in handicap at Kempton (1m) 3 weeks ago. Mark eases a shade and could be worth chancing kept to this trip.
Alkumatic Jo Jo (IRE)
Still to get her head in front but ran one of better races when third of 14 at Kempton (1m) 3 weeks ago. Remains vulnerable to less-exposed sorts.
Kiani King (IRE)
Gelded and having been well backed, duly produced best effort to date ridden much more positively when third of 13 in handicap over C&D 5 weeks ago. First-time tongue tie goes on and fancied to be in the mix with Loughnane maintaining the partnership.
Hunterian (IRE)
Confirmed his positive start in handicaps by winning at Ayr (1m) in June. Seemingly undone by a rise in the weights when beaten just over 3 lengths there the following month and run of good form halted at Pontefract last time. Gelded since.

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