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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
16:57 Fairyhouse Mon 21 Sep Each Way
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
11 selections EW Terms: 1/5 odds, 3 places1045.4%0.0%

3

(10)

Marco Polo

W. M. Lordan

10

(1)

Livenka

C. T. Keane

7

(3)

Big Negotiator

William James Lee

5

(11)

The Scallionator

Wesley Joyce

4

(2)

Nail House

J. M. Sheridan

8

(9)

Fighting Tears

R. P. Whelan

6

(4)

Where Love Lives

G. M. Ryan

11

(8)

Lola De Valence

Ben Martin Coen

9

(6)

Golden Alibi

J. A. Powell

2

(5)

Lars Soldier

D. W. O'Connor

1

(7)

Catuai

S. Coen

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Livenka

  2. Marco Polo (IRE)

  3. Big Negotiator

Timeform View

LIVENKA looked a smart prospect prior to her run in the Round Tower, and with no ground concerns on this occasion, she may well resume winning ways. Group-1 entered Marco Polo is feared most stepping back up in class, with Big Negotiator best of the rest.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Livenka traded at a low of 6.00 and Betfair SP of 8.23 when losing last time, a race in which it raced prominently.

Timeform Comments

Catuai
Foaled February 23. 60,000 gns yearling, Caturra gelding. Half-brother to several winners, including useful winner up to 9f Lethal Talent and 2-y-o 7f winner Majestic Mac. Dam maiden. Second of 6 (to Golden Alibi) in barrier trial at Leopardstown. Pitched into the deep end on racecourse bow.
Lars Soldier (IRE)
Doubled his tally with a narrow victory (met some trouble) in a fairly useful Navan nursery last time. Taking his racing well, however, he faces a tough ask at the weights up in class.
Marco Polo (IRE)
Chased home subsequent Group 3 winner on racecourse bow. Still looked in need of experience when well-held favourite in the Gimcrack prior to landing the odds impressively at Cork (6f) last time. High hopes of further improvement given his pedigree/Group 1 entries. Serious player up in grade.
Nail House (IRE)
Improved on his debut C&D success when 4½-length third (despite not being seen to best effect) in Group 3 Tyrone at Leopardstown. Again raced freely when trailing the field in Group 2 Futurity latest and should do better dropped in class/trip.
The Scallionator (IRE)
No impact in pattern races on the back of his Listowel maiden success. Travelled well/didn't need to improve when making all in 6f conditions race at Cork (6f) last time. Work to do returning to deeper waters here.
Where Love Lives (IRE)
Started career 2-2 for Kevin Ryan. Best effort for current yard when fourth in the Group 2 Richmond at Goodwood in July. Wasn't in the same form in Group 3 at Curragh latest and still has a bit to find dropped into a very useful listed race.
Big Negotiator
Much improved when landing a listed race (form hasn't worked out) at Naas in first-time visor on penultimate start. Wasn't in anything like the same form faced with soft ground in the Lowther subsequently. Solid chance at the weights this time, for all she probably lacks the scope of a few in here.
Fighting Tears (IRE)
Cheap purchase who attracted support when successful in big-field Curragh maiden on debut. That performance can be marked up, but she'll need to improve significantly in the face of much better opposition.
Golden Alibi (USA)
Foaled March 17. Golden Pal filly. Half-sister to 6f US winner Motown Story. Dam US winner up to 1m. Landed a 6-runner barrier trial at Leopardstown in August (third Value Pending won at Dundalk last Friday). She'll need to be a useful one to make a telling impact on racecourse bow, though.
Livenka
From an excellent Juddmonte family. Looked a smart prospect when following up her C&D maiden win in a very valuable contest at Naas (6f). Connections quick to blame the ground for lacklustre hat-trick bid in Curragh Group 3, and she sets a useful standard on her previous form.
Lola De Valence (IRE)
Wide-margin winner of an ordinary novice at Nottingham second time up. Encountered softer ground when seemingly found out by step up to a Group 3 at Salisbury since. May again find this too competitive.

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