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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5366
16:00 Bellewstown Wed 30 Sep 3 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 3
13 selections 665.8%5.6%

7

(10)

Scorchers Son

J. Pietropaolo

3

(4)

Justenzia

Jared Huggan

11

(8)

Duke Of Leggagh

T. Casey

5

(9)

Miss Australie

Conor Cusack

2

(3)

Coulstys Way

Reese Holohan

8

(5)

Preparations

J. S. Dalton

1

(11)

Arch Enemy

A. S. Grant

10

(1)

Dancing Steve

C. N. Rowan

12

(2)

Metamorpheus

A. Browne-Souza

13

(6)

Sneddy Eddie

Nina Doherty

4

(7)

Celtic Druid

Sadhbh Tormey

6

(12)

Miss Gitana

Orla Tynan

9

(13)

Spanish John

S. A. Wallace

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Scorcher's Son

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  2. Sneddy Eddie (IRE)

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  3. Justenzia (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
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Timeform View

SCORCHER'S SON is from an excellent family and looks to have been allotted a lenient opening mark based on what he's achieved in maiden company, so he's an appealing candidate. Sneddy Eddie has improved over jumps since joining Gordon Elliott and looks interesting from a basement rating back in this code, while in-form pair Justenzia and Miss Australie are others to consider.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Scorcher's Son shouldn’t be inconvenienced if looking to adopt a prominent position: The forecast decent pace still isn’t likely to sway the advantage towards those usually ridden further back such as is Miss Australie.

Timeform Comments

Arch Enemy (IRE)
C&D winner who proved at least as good as ever in coming out on top in 10-runner handicap (9/1) at Ayr (13f, soft) 12 days ago, suited by emphasis on stamina. Up 5 lb and respected as a last-time-out winner.
Coulstys Way (IRE)
Proved better than ever when winning 15-runner handicap at Galway (1½m, soft) 22 days ago, slowly away. Has more on her plate from a 10 lb higher mark, though.
Justenzia (IRE)
Eleven runs since last win in 2025 but again ran well in a first-time tongue strap when second of 18 in handicap at the Curragh (1¼m, heavy) 3 days ago. Back up in trip and should go well again.
Celtic Druid (IRE)
C&D winner who disappointed when down the field in 10-runner handicap at Dundalk (1½m, 13/2) 12 days ago. Visor back on.
Miss Australie (IRE)
Bounced back to something like her very best to pick up her second career victory at Navan (1¾m, good) in August before running well in defeat from a 7 lb higher mark at Down Royal. Always playing catch up following a typically tardy start at Listowel since. Can remain competitive.
Miss Gitana (IRE)
Placed a Leopardstown and Tramore in July/August but below par the last twice, including back down in grade at Clonmel latest.
Scorcher's Son
450,000 gns Too Darn Hot gelding from excellent family. Has made a solid enough start in maiden company and looks to have been allotted a potentially lenient opening mark. Cheekpieces on 1st time.
Preparations (IRE)
Overcame mid-race interference to capitalise on a significantly reduced mark at Tramore in August. Never looked like following up at Cork subsequently but did enough to suggest she remains in form.
Spanish John (IRE)
C&D winner who seemed to be going through the motions when last seen earlier in the summer. Tongue strap back on.
Dancing Steve (IRE)
Confirmed recent promise to open his account in 12-runner handicap at Down Royal (13f, good, 17/2) 26 days ago, pushed out. Nudged up 5 lb but could go well again.
Duke Of Leggagh (IRE)
Won this corresponding race last year but is struggling for form at present. Others more persuasive.
Metamorpheus (IRE)
Successful at Sligo in May and good runner-up efforts over hurdles in early August. Found run of good form coming to a halt at Listowel last week but dangerous to discount back on the level.
Sneddy Eddie (IRE)
Course winner who has improved over jumps since joining Gordon Elliott. Interesting back in this code.

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