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Cash Out

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13:40 Punchestown Tue 15 Sep 1m Hcap
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Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 6
16 selections 1547.9%4.8%

10

(9)

Sagasti

C. T. Keane

11

(10)

Zaraahmando

Andrew Joseph Slattery

2

(7)

Follow Me

William James Lee

1

(6)

Molto Amichi

L. T. McAteer

8

(5)

Motta Alta

Shane Foley

6

(4)

Flash Of Fire

Ben Martin Coen

9

(3)

No More Porter

Adam Caffrey

12

(1)

Pillar Of Hope

P. McGettigan

3

(16)

Frank Pickle

G. F. Carroll

5

(14)

Amenita

C. D. Hayes

7

(12)

Heliogabalus

S. McCullagh

4

(11)

Spodo Komodo

J. M. Sheridan

14

(2)

Hassaniya

Reese Holohan

13

(8)

Duke Of Leggagh

T. Casey

15

(15)

Sonoran

Reserve

16

(13)

Prince Andorra

Reserve

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Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Zaraahmando (IRE)

  2. Flash Of Fire

  3. Motta Alta (IRE)

Timeform View

The assessor has been very fair with ZARAAHMANDO dropping him 2 lb on the back of another very solid effort so's selected to get off the mark for the season. 3-y-os Flash of Fire (starting out for an excellent yard) and Motta Alta have bigger efforts in them so must command respect.

Timeform Comments

Molto Amichi (IRE)
Confirmed the promise of his previous run when landing a gamble at Killarney in July. Very much had the run of the race that day and 8 lb rise proved beyond him at Galway. This is an easier race on the back of a modest hurdles effort.
Follow Me (FR)
Useful form when winning first 2 starts in 2024. Hasn't been at that level since but has shaped with a bit more encouragement of late, ridden more prominently when third both starts this summer, collared only close home at Dundalk. One to consider back down in trip.
Frank Pickle (IRE)
Better than ever when winning 13-runner handicap at Leopardstown (1m) in July. Failed to repeat that effort from a 7 lb higher mark at Gowran, though a bit more like it when third to Sonoran at Navan 2 weeks ago given he was briefly short of room.
Spodo Komodo
Off the mark at the Curragh (6f) on fourth and final start last year. Stepped forward from this season's reappearance when second of 8 in 7f handicap at Naas but disappointing on both outings subsequently. Hopes pinned on step back up in distance.
Amenita (IRE)
Left debut behind to win maiden at Gowran on return in June but not in same form back on softer going when well held on handicap bow at the Galway Festival 7 weeks ago. Cheekpieces on and while she's unexposed, she needs to raise her game to defy this mark.
Flash Of Fire
Beat a subsequent winner on debut at Doncaster last summer. Better form in defeat when shaping up well up against a useful one in a match race at Yarmouth in October. May have just needed the run at Sandown in June on final start for James Ferguson and has made the switch to successful Irish yard.
Heliogabalus (IRE)
Resumed from 9 months off with success in 16-runner handicap over 1m at Leopardstown in June. Seemed anchored by 6 lb rise over the same C&D a month later and with cheekpieces back on, he made little impression at Galway last time.
Motta Alta (IRE)
Successful on second of 2 starts in maidens for Jarlath P. Fahey at Limerick (7f) in June and further progress when second on yard/handicap debut at Galway (7f) 7 weeks ago. That form looks solid and her mark looks an exploitable one with more to come. Back over 1m.
No More Porter (IRE)
Largely running well without winning this season and was quickly back to form when fourth at Laytown on Thursday. New headgear on but he is vulnerable to improvers.
Sagasti (IRE)
Form has an in-and-out look to it, but she proved more straightforward than she has at times when second of 11 in handicap at Dundalk (7f) in July and she knuckled down well to go one place better over 7.5f at Roscommon 4 weeks ago. Task is to back that up in what is a deeper race.
Zaraahmando (IRE)
Ran well once more when second of 13 to Cala Bonita in handicap at Galway (8.5f) and confirmed he's in top form when running on to fill the frame again at Navan 2 weeks ago. Eased 2 lb so clearly weighted to go very well.
Pillar Of Hope
Yet to score this term but figures off a handy mark and returned to form when creditable fourth of 16 in handicap at Galway (1½m, good) 45 days ago, well positioned. Significantly back down in trip, which could be an issue.
Duke Of Leggagh (IRE)
Now finds himself back below his last winning mark, gained in October but he's not come close to that form in 3 starts this summer.
Hassaniya (IRE)
Encouraging fourth on second of 3 starts in maidens at the Curragh (1m, heavy) in March. Matched that form when third in 2 handicaps after and heavy defeat at Galway isn't a race to judge him too harshly on given his poor draw. Since been gelded.
Sonoran (IRE)
Career best when winning 15-runner handicap at Navan (1m, good, 9/1) 13 days ago, driven clear. 4 lb rise looks perfectly fair. RESERVE.
Prince Andorra (IRE)
Sixth of 10 in maiden claimer at Roscommon (7.4f, good to soft, 12/1). Off 120 days ahead of this handicap debut from a stiff-looking mark. RESERVE.

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