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Version 2.0.0-5366
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 0
17 selections 1683.2%6.1%

9

The Ocean Queen

Mr D. G. Lavery

10

Viva Laa Vida

Mr J. L. Gleeson

7

Shuil Solas

Mr D. O'Connor

14

She Was The One

Mr H. C. Swan

5

Killeedy

Mr P. W. Mullins

15

Birdie Conway

Reserve

11

Anna Quaintance

Mr A. P. Ryan

12

Orbital Ocean

A. McGuinness

16

Max Mayfield

Reserve

3

Discussion

Mr Finian Maguire

6

Mistakenforanother

Mr D. Doyle

13

Peace Rose

Mrs Holly Conte

2

Certavi Et Vici

Mr F. R. Buckley

4

Feeling Lucky

Mr R. W. Barron

17

Miss Willow Grey

Reserve

1

An Lachin Beag

P. Cleary

8

Streamhill

Ms G. M. Dorgan

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Viva Laa Vida (IRE)

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  2. Shuil Solas (IRE)

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  3. Orbital Ocean (IRE)

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Timeform View

VIVA LAA VIDA showed promise in a bumper that's worked out well at Down Royal in March and is fancied to strike at the second time of asking for a yard going well with its runners in this discipline. Shuil Solas is worth another chance to build on a promising debut having shaped as if amiss at Wexford last time, while Orbital Ocean is an appealing newcomer to monitor closely in the betting.

Timeform Comments

An Lachin Beag (IRE)
Set to show improved form when falling heavily at the last on Sligo hurdling debut in early August and stepped up on her previous efforts in bumpers when fourth of 18 at Galway a month on. More needed, though.
Certavi Et Vici (IRE)
Jet Away mare. Dam (c61/h83), maiden jumper (stayed 2½m), half-sister to useful dual bumper winner/fairly useful hurdler (2m winner) Pollardsfield.
Discussion (IRE)
Showed fair form in bumpers in 2023/24 and understandably looked rusty after fully 30 months off when a well-held fifth of 18 at Galway recently. This will reveal more.
Feeling Lucky (IRE)
Mount Nelson mare. Dam unraced half-sister to bumper winner/useful 2m hurdle winner Le Labo (by Mount Nelson). Last of 5 finishers completed start in points, refused start last time (Apr 2026).
Killeedy (IRE)
Jukebox Jury mare. Sister to bumper winner/fairly useful 2¼m hurdle winner Korinthia. Showed ability despite a wider trip than ideal when fourth of 12 in a Killarney bumper (17f) on debut in June, plugging on. Went backwards at Kilbeggan last time but was found to be coughing post-race.
Mistakenforanother (IRE)
Flat-bred daughter of Free Eagle. Best effort in bumpers when second at Kilbeggan in mid-June but underperformed at Killarney in July and didn't shape with a great deal of promise on hurdling debut last time.
Shuil Solas (IRE)
Well-bred Vadamos mare who was well backed and shaped encouragingly from an unpromising position when fifth of 16 in bumper at Roscommon (2m) on debut in July left with too much to do. Shaped as if amiss at Wexford subsequently, so well worth another chance.
Streamhill (IRE)
Shaped with some encouragement on first 2 starts in this sphere for Terence O'Brien and back to that sort of form when fifth of 14 in bumper at Kilbeggan (2m, good) in June. However, underperformed at Galway 12 weeks on.
The Ocean Queen (IRE)
€20,000 3-y-o, Order of St George mare. Dam (h90), 19f hurdle winner, half-sister to useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 3m) Mariah Rollins and fairly useful hurdler (3m winner) Quaker Island. Easy winner on second start in points (Apr 5). Hooded for Rules debut.
Viva Laa Vida (IRE)
€32,000 3-y-o, Poet's Word mare who offered something to work on when fifth of 13 in 17f bumper at Down Royal on debut in March. That form has worked out well and she's of interest for a yard which has been enjoying a fruitful time with its bumper horses.
Anna Quaintance (IRE)
Waldgeist filly who improved on debut form under a change of tactics (dictated) when fourth of 11 in 17f bumper at Downpatrick 4 weeks ago. Needs to take another step forward.
Orbital Ocean (IRE)
Crystal Ocean filly. Half-sister to fairly useful hurdler Talk In The Park. Dam (h121), bumper winner, closely related to winning hurdler/smart chaser (stayed 2½m) Down In Neworleans and half-sister to smart hurdler Chomba Womba (winner up to 21f). Appealing newcomer.
Peace Rose (IRE)
Idaho filly. Dam unraced sister to French hurdler/chase winner (17f-19f winner) Peace of Burg.
She Was The One (IRE)
Placed on second of 2 outings in points and has made an encouraging start under Rules too, finishing third at Galway and runner-up at Ballinrobe (2m). Has solid each-way claims.
Birdie Conway (IRE)
Jet Away filly. Dam unraced sister to Champion Bumper winner The Mourne Rambler. Shaped like a stayer when sixth of 19 in valuable sales bumper at Punchestown (17f) on debut in April, finishing with running left. Entitled to do better. RESERVE.
Max Mayfield (IRE)
Maxios mare. Dam (h73), bumper winner, sister to useful hurdler (stayed 2½m) Hunters Hoof and fair hurdler/useful chaser (stayed 25f) Anightinlambourn. Market for clues. RESERVE.
Miss Willow Grey (IRE)
Went with little encouragement when down the field in academy hurdle (66/1) at Punchestown (19f, heavy) on debut 10 months ago. Has left D. Deacon. RESERVE.

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