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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
Going In-Play
Cash Out
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Matched:GBP 331
16 selections 182.3%72.7%

4

(15)

Hmas Perth

W. M. Lordan

11

(6)

Raging Bull

Ryan Moore

6

(1)

Maximilien Luce

Jack Cleary

3

(9)

Golden Idol

William James Lee

7

(13)

Muscogee Nation

C. T. Keane

8

(16)

Normanton

L. T. McAteer

1

(3)

Activity

N. M. Crosse

13

(7)

Soho Dragon

D. W. O'Connor

14

(8)

Tsali

C. D. Hayes

16

(4)

Alpha Betty

R. P. Cleary

5

(5)

Johntom

G. F. Carroll

9

(11)

One Flash

Wesley Joyce

15

(12)

Yellow Sky

Ben Martin Coen

10

(14)

Overhead Drive

Seamie Heffernan

2

(10)

Ah Sure Look

J. M. Sheridan

12

(2)

Silk Twist

S. McCullagh

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Hmas Perth (USA)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  2. Maximilien Luce (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. Yellow Sky (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

HMAS PERTH left his debut form behind when runner-up at Doncaster earlier this month, pulling clear of the rest, and he looks to hold leading claims of getting off the mark this time around. Maximilien Luce boasts a fine pedigree and helps to give Aidan O'Brien a strong hand in the race, with Yellow Sky completing the shortlist.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Hmas Perth traded at a low of 2.00 and Betfair SP of 5.30 when losing last time, a race in which it led.

Timeform Comments

Activity (IRE)
Son of Gleneagles who raced freely before dropping away to finish last of 8 in maiden at Leopardstown (1m) on debut 7 weeks ago. However, yard's juveniles have tended to need their first run this season, so he could leave that effort behind (has been gelded).
Ah Sure Look (IRE)
Foaled March 17. €15,000 yearling, Saxon Warrior gelding. Dam 1m winner who stayed 1¼m. Faces a difficult task first time up.
Golden Idol (IRE)
Foaled February 9. No Nay Never colt. Half-brother to Canadian 7f winner Tempo Madness. Dam US 1m winner (including at 2 yrs). Worth a market check on debut.
Hmas Perth (USA)
Improved on debut form when second of 10 in maiden at Doncaster (1m) 15 days ago, only narrowly denied by another promising type. Holds a Group 1 entry and he's the one to beat with further progress to come.
Johntom
Making his first start, ran green when eighth of 11 in maiden at Naas 10 days ago. Likely to need more time.
Maximilien Luce (IRE)
Foaled February 10. St Mark's Basilica colt. Closely related to 1m winner Always Happy. Dam, 9f winner who stayed 1½m, half-sister to 7f winner Wading and winner up to 1½m Bracelet (both smart). Makes plenty of appeal on paper for his leading connections.
Muscogee Nation (CAN)
€200,000 breeze-up purchase but shaped as if he would benefit from his first outing when seventh of 18 in maiden at Naas (6f) in July. Could see a better showing this time around.
Normanton (IRE)
Foaled April 20. 47,000 gns yearling, Ghaiyyath gelding. Half-brother to 2-y-o 5f winner Raison d'Etre. Dam, 2-y-o 5f winner, half-sister to 5f/6f winner Tarhib and French 11f/1½m winner Palais du Louvre (both useful). Has a fairly useful standard to aim at on debut.
One Flash (IRE)
Foaled March 10. 110,000 gns yearling, €68,000 2-y-o, Mehmas colt. Brother to useful 2-y-o 5f/6f winner Ballistic Missile. Yard not known for winning 2-y-o newcomers.
Overhead Drive (IRE)
Foaled March 18. €35,000 yearling, Ghaiyyath colt. Dam maiden (stayed 13.5f) half-sister to useful French 1¼m/11f winner Beau Vengerov. Bred to need further down the line.
Raging Bull (IRE)
Half-brother to 3 winners, including the trainer's multiple Group 1 winner Precise, but looked very much in need of the experience when seventh of 11 in maiden over this C&D on debut last month. Can be expected to know a lot more this time.
Silk Twist (IRE)
Slowly away and always behind on debut when thirteenth of 15 in maiden at Naas 10 days ago. Looks one for the longer term.
Soho Dragon (IRE)
Foaled March 20. €16,000 yearling, resold €9,000 yearling, Showcasing colt. Dam unraced half-sister to very smart 5f winner (including Prix de l'Abbaye) Wizz Kid out of useful 6.7f winner Lidanski. Yard's only other 2-y-o runner this season was well held on debut.
Tsali (IRE)
Foaled March 26. €47,000 yearling, Lucky Vega colt. Half-brother to several winners, including winner up to 7f Megarry (2-y-o 6f winner) and useful 7f/1m winner Gypsy Woman. Dam maiden (stayed 7f). May just be better for this first experience.
Yellow Sky (IRE)
Shaped encouragingly on debut when 6½ lengths fifth of 8 to next-time-out Group 2 scorer Giant Sequoia in maiden over this C&D in June. Possibly unsuited by the track when well held at the Galway Festival, so he's worth another chance.
Alpha Betty (IRE)
Foaled May 5. €10,000 yearling, Nando Parrado filly. Closely related to 2-y-o 1m winner Iamimmaculate, and half-sister to 3 winners, including useful 2-y-o 7.4f winner in Italy Azul Bahia.

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