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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
15:15 Listowel Wed 23 Sep 4 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 5
21 selections 2019.2%8.4%

8

Nowwhatdoyouthink

J. W. Kennedy

7

Downmexicoway

D. J. O'Keeffe

2

Funiculi Funicula

P. Townend

3

King Alexander

D. King

16

Kings Hill

J. J. Slevin

10

Conyers Hill

Alan O'Sullivan

13

Ballygunner Castle

D. E. Mullins

4

Will The Wise

Keith Donoghue

1

French Dynamite

Mr J. Dunne

6

Ol Man Dingle

M. J. Kenneally

20

A Penny A Hundred

Reserve

12

Uncle Pat

S. Cleary-Farrell

11

Spread Boss Ted

B. Hayes

18

Weveallbeencaught

Sean Flanagan

9

Perceval Legallois

Harry Cobden

21

Yoradreamer

Reserve

14

Doctor Ken

M. P. Walsh

5

Jesse Evans

Donagh Meyler

19

Meet And Greet

Reserve

17

Look To The West

Danny Gilligan

15

You Oughta Know

J. H. Williamson

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Nowwhatdoyouthink (IRE)

  2. Funiculi Funicula (FR)

  3. Kings Hill (IRE)

Timeform View

NOWWHATDOYOUTHINK shaped as if ahead of his mark behind King Alexander in the Galway Plate and is taken to prove it back at 3m at a track that should suit his style of racing better. Funiculi Funicula must bounce back but Paul Townend keeps the faith and his natural class makes him a big danger if staying the 3m trip. Recent Galway winner Kings Hill remains of interest, with both Conyers Hill and Spread Boss Ted also respected.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Conyers Hill traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP, 25% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP 3 times on 5 of its last 5 starts: Ballygunner Castle traded at 25% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on 3 of its last 5 starts.

Timeform Comments

French Dynamite (FR)
Won Munster National at Limerick (3m) last season. Respectable efforts over hurdles last 2 starts, including on return from 9-months off last time. Reverts to chasing from a mark, though will need both a clear round of jumping and be at his very best to better last year's third in this race.
Funiculi Funicula (FR)
Placed in a Grade 1 over hurdles and opened chase account when landing the odds at Cork in April. Improved when following up 2½m listed handicap at the Punchestown Festival. Ran too badly to be true last time. Likely favourite and choice of Townend so major claims if stamina holds.
King Alexander (IRE)
Multiple winner over hurdles but has quickly made up into a smart chaser and landed the biggest prize of his career to date when winning Galway Plate in July by ½-length from Conyers Hill. Improvement needed if he's to defy an 8 lb rise now back at 3m.
Will The Wise (IRE)
Developed well over fences last season, winning a novice here before a good second of 23 in the Plate at the Cheltenham Festival. Went one better in the Topham at Aintree the following month and not disgraced when down the field in Galway Plate last time.
Jesse Evans (IRE)
Resumed winning ways in convincing fashion in a 6-runner 19f minor chase at this track in June before running down the field in the Galway Plate last time. Stamina to prove at this slightly longer trip and indications so far this season are he's no longer the smart performer he once was.
Ol Man Dingle (IRE)
Dual chase winner last season and resumed winning ways with a career best at Kilbeggan in June. Showed enough to suggest he remains in form when seventh of 22 to King Alexander in Galway Plate last time.
Downmexicoway (IRE)
Advanced his form sent chasing last season, scoring at Killarney and Gowran (handicap debut) prior to finishing fourth in the Plate at the Cheltenham Festival despite meeting trouble on 2 occasions. Ran well despite errors when fifth in Galway Plate last time and should stay 3m.
Nowwhatdoyouthink (IRE)
Produced a career best when third in Grade 1 novice at Punchestown Festival on final start for Ray Hackett and made a good start for current connections when 3¾ lengths fourth of 22 to King Alexander in Galway Plate. Should be more to come for Gordon Elliott so lots to like.
Perceval Legallois (FR)
Very smart chaser at best but has been let down both by jumping and a lack of consistency in recent seasons. Turned in best effort for some time when chasing home Solitary Man in 14-runner Midlands National at Kilbeggan in July but ran poorly at Galway last time.
Conyers Hill (IRE)
Hasn't won since January 2025 but has posted very good efforts when runner-up on all 3 starts this season, chasing home Native Speaker in the Mayo National at Ballinrobe and King Alexander in the Galway Plate on last 2. Another bold bid anticipated.
Spread Boss Ted
Won a novice chase at Naas by ½ length from Ballygunner Castle and coped well with the hustle and bustle of a big-field handicap when 6 lengths third of 22 to Funiculi Funicula at Punchestown in April. Possibly needed run in Galway Plate last time and merits each-way consideration now back at 3m.
Uncle Pat (IRE)
Confirmed previous promise when winning 19-runner handicap chase (7/2) at Punchestown (31f, good) in May, though struggled from 12 lb higher mark next time. Got back on track in small-field novice behind Butch Cassidy at Killarney last time but has work to do from current handicap mark.
Ballygunner Castle (IRE)
Useful maiden chaser who ran up to his best on handicap debut when 10¼ lengths fourth of 22 to Funiculi Funicula at the Punchestown Festival. Disappointed in the Galway Plate last time, though, and needs to bounce back.
Doctor Ken (FR)
Proved at least as good as ever when winning 8-runner handicap at Kempton in March on final outing for Olly Murphy. Has gone well fresh and well worth a market check debuting for yard that has won this race 3 times in the past.
You Oughta Know (IRE)
Off the mark in this sphere at Wexford and posted his best effort yet when finding only Ol Man Dingle too good in a Cork Grade 3 novice last season. Below that level in valuable handicaps and Grade 3 novice since, including when last seen in May.
Kings Hill (IRE)
Useful chaser who notched up a second success over fences when landing a gamble in 20-runner Galway Blazers handicap last time by 3¾ lengths from A Penny A Hundred. An 8 lb rise demands more but he could still have more to offer as a staying chaser.
Look To The West (IRE)
Lightly-raced mare that has had her issues with jumping but put a pair of non-completions behind her when winning 4-runner mares chase at Limerick last time by 4¼ lengths from Affinity Rock. Faces a much more competitive scenario now upped in trip on handicap debut. Tongue strap applied.
Weveallbeencaught (IRE)
Has only a single chasing win to his name but a seasoned campaigner in valuable staying handicaps, posted respectable efforts in the Munster National at Limerick and in the Kim Muir at Cheltenham last season. Not seen since running poorly in Irish Grand National in April.
Meet And Greet (IRE)
Useful hurdler nowadays though yet to replicate that level over fences: Ran as well as could be expected when 24¼ lengths fourth of 8 to Bob Olinger in Champion Stayers' Hurdle at Punchestown in April. RESERVE.
A Penny A Hundred (FR)
Just a maiden success to her name over fences but turned best effort in some time when chasing home Kings Hill in the Galway Blazers in July. Improvement required if she's to feature here, though. RESERVE.
Yoradreamer
Winner of a maiden chase at Wexford in the spring but has failed to build on that since for all last time represented a step back in the right direction. Easy to look elsewhere. RESERVE.

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