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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
13:30 Listowel Wed 23 Sep 2 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
5 selections 480.8%2.0%

3

Bartholomew

R. A. Doyle

2

Columbus

P. Townend

4

Golden Handshake

P. Byrnes

1

Cosmos Dainay

J. W. Kennedy

5

Beir Bua

C. M. Quirke

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Bartholomew

  2. Columbus (GER)

  3. Golden Handshake

Timeform View

BARTHOLOMEW progressed notably well in 3 juvenile hurdles for his current yard last season and is the clear pick at the weights, especially with a recent Flat run under his belt. Columbus was tailed off in the face of a stiff task back on the level at York last time but there's better still to come from him as a hurdler and he's feared most.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Bartholomew traded at a low of 2.60 and Betfair SP of 2.68 when losing last time, a race in which it raced in mid-field.

Timeform Comments

Cosmos D'ainay (FR)
Lightly-raced point/bumper winner who impressed when opening his hurdles account at the third time of asking in maiden at Cork (17.3f) after 11 months off in July. Made the most of a good opportunity when following up at Perth (2m) and remains with potential for all that this is a much stiffer task.
Columbus (GER)
Smart on Flat for Christophe Ferland. Joined Willie Mullins for €400,000 and confirmed hurdling debut promise when making all in a 17f maiden at Galway in August, jumping fluently. Tailed off in the Lonsdale Cup back on the level at York latest but better still to come over hurdles.
Bartholomew
Notably progressive in 3 juvenile hurdles last season, finishing second in a Grade 1 at Punchestown in April. Well backed but shaped as if better for the run back on the level at Gowran at the beginning of the month and that should put him spot on for this. Sets a clear standard.
Golden Handshake
Back-to-back winner on the Flat at around 1½m last summer for William Haggas, before failing to give his running on final 2 outings of the campaign. Closing on the leader when unseating rider on hurdle debut and gained compensation at Killarney (2m) subsequently. Remains potentially useful.
Beir Bua (IRE)
Progressive bumper winner who built on her hurdling debut promise when winning 2¼m maiden at Sligo in May, cruising clear despite an untidy leap at the last. Too free starting out on the Flat at Leopardstown the following month and may get taken on for the lead on this return to hurdling.

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