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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 243
20 selections 218.2%41.8%

13

(10)

Namiid

Ben Martin Coen

11

(20)

Red Evolution

Reese Holohan

12

(11)

Moltophino

Declan McDonogh

3

(9)

Keke

C. T. Keane

10

(1)

Dark Ace

Adam Caffrey

8

(2)

Stag Night

William James Lee

5

(3)

Gazelle Dor

W. M. Lordan

6

(18)

Rosie Frith

J. Kearney

15

(5)

Amerilis

Nicola Burns

4

(17)

The Highway Rat

J. M. Sheridan

2

(7)

Erosandpsyche

G. F. Carroll

9

(13)

Bounty

J. J. G. Ryan

1

(6)

Kendall Roy

C. D. Hayes

19

(8)

Buddy Batt

R. P. Cleary

14

(19)

Cardiff By The Sea

J. Pietropaolo

16

(12)

Cuban Grey

R. M. Mulligan

20

(14)

Harrys Hill

S. A. Wallace

7

(4)

Frescobaldi

T. Casey

17

(15)

Heddon Street

Wesley Joyce

18

(16)

Sommelier

N. M. Crosse

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Keke

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  2. Bounty (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. Namiid (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

KEKE won this corresponding event in 2024 and he gets the vote with Colin Keane taking over. Stable-switcher Bounty completes a strong hand for the Edward Lynam yard, with Namiid and Stag Night other likely players in a wide-open renewal.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Bounty traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP and 50% or less of Betfair SP on 2 of its last 4 starts.

Timeform Comments

Kendall Roy
C&D winner who was successful in listed company earlier in the season. Well treated on his close third in Premier Handicap at Cork in July and cheekpieces go back on following an effort that was too bad to be true there last time.
Erosandpsyche (IRE)
Several good efforts in defeat this year. Latest 5¼-length defeat by Moltophino wasn't one of them and he's weighted to extend his long losing run here.
Keke
Won this corresponding event in 2024. Notched an eighth career success at Naas in July. Shaped better than the beaten distance here (6f) last time. Cheekpieces go on and makes plenty of appeal in a race that'll be run to suit.
The Highway Rat (IRE)
Isn't the easiest to win with. Best not judged too harshly on his latest run here (6f), travelling well but getting pretty much no luck whatsoever. Big-field 5f handicap could suit his style, though.
Gazelle D'or (IRE)
Won a trio of sprint handicaps at this venue last season. Improved form when runner-up to subsequent Group-1 winner in 5f listed race at Naas in May. Hasn't reproduced that effort, though, and work to do at the weights back handicapping.
Rosie Frith (IRE)
Forward-going type who posted a career best when scoring over C&D in August. Below form in a hot 6f sprint here last time. Weighted to be competitive if back on song returned to minimum trip.
Frescobaldi (IRE)
Won Convivial maiden at York (7f) last summer for Aidan O'Brien. Has rather lost his way for current yard and leap of faith required dropped to 5f for handicap bow.
Stag Night (IRE)
Back to very best when narrow winner over C&D in April (heavy). Not in the same form under contrasting conditions here in late-June. Still on a handy mark for in-form yard, for all he ideally needs more rain.
Bounty (IRE)
Useful sprinter. Looked up to defying this sort of mark when close fourth at Naas (5f, soft) on final start for Aidan O'Brien in October. Changed hands for 50,000 gns and capable new yard add a tongue strap for his return. Very interesting if proving as effective under these conditions.
Dark Ace (IRE)
Fine third over C&D in early-summer. Back on the up when winning 12-runner handicap at Dundalk and still in good form when 3½ lengths sixth (not ideally placed) here (6f) last time. Solid chance at the weights, though draw could have been kinder.
Red Evolution (IRE)
Useful sprinter who proved better than ever in first-time tongue strap when taking 11-runner handicap at Naas last month. Only beaten by an improved British raider in a big-field course handicap (6f) since. No surprise if he makes a bold bid here.
Moltophino (IRE)
Built on his C&D second when landing a 5f Naas handicap last time, quickening to score by ¾ length from Namiid. Seems revitalised by blinkers and cannot be discounted in his current vein of form.
Namiid (IRE)
In-form sprinter who was clear of the remainder when ¾-length second of 8 to Moltophino at Navan last time. Reopposes on better terms here and could run a big race for yard firmly among the winners.
Cardiff By The Sea (IRE)
Free-going sort who made a winning return in maiden at Cork (5f) in April. Tongue strap on for first time when beaten 5 lengths in listed race there last time. Big-field event may suit better, however, the handicapper hasn't missed her.
Amerilis
Low-mileage sprinter. Showed improved form when opening account with a ready success in 12-runner handicap at Cork. Ran a cracker off her revised mark when ¾-length second at Navan since (form taken a few knocks). Still potentially on a handy mark but upped in grade here.
Cuban Grey
C&D winner who made the frame twice here this summer. Reported to have lost a shoe when finding run of good form coming to a halt at Navan latest. Course record suggests he's an each-way player from 3 lb out of handicap.
Heddon Street (IRE)
Son of Starman who knew what was required to make a winning start at Yarmouth last October. Turned over at short odds on final start for Michael Bell in June (sold for only 2,500 gns) and probably up against it on handicap/stable debut.
Sommelier
One-time useful sprinter for Marco Botti. Hasn't gone on from his 6f win here in June. Races from 3 lb out of the handicap with usual headgear back on.
Buddy Batt (IRE)
Won at Dundalk on final 2 starts last year and also scored at the same course in March. Step back in right direction when fourth at Navan last time. This a stronger race than he need contest, though.
Harry's Hill
Built on promise of previous couple of efforts when winning comfortably over C&D last month. Remains well treated on old form, though this is a much deeper race (long way out the weights).

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