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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5388
20:30 Dundalk Fri 13 Nov 3 To Be Placed
Going In-Play
Rules
Matched:GBP 3
14 selections 374.6%81.3%

5

(9)

African Affair

R. C. Colgan

3

(7)

Glitter And Glory

P. McGettigan

4

(3)

Phlox

Ben Martin Coen

6

(10)

Love Orchid

C. T. Keane

7

(8)

Wild Berries

William James Lee

12

(11)

Chloes Boy

Siobhan Rutledge

2

(12)

Cherry Hill Girl

S. Coen

9

(2)

My First Rose

C. D. Hayes

1

(6)

Femme Beauty

Danny O'Leary

8

(5)

Montevetro

L. F. Roche

13

(4)

Quinchy Lady

N. M. Crosse

14

(13)

Sarfarcat

R. P. Cleary

10

(1)

Glamazon

L. T. McAteer

11

(14)

Mothel Abbey

R. Donaghue-Leahy

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Glitter And Glory (IRE)

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    • ★
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  2. Love Orchid (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. African Affair (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

GLITTER AND GLORY ran well to finish a close third here last time, and the step up in trip can see her resume winning ways. Love Orchid, African Affair and Chloe's Boy head the dangers in a competitive affair.

Timeform Cash Out Hints

Love Orchid traded at 10% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 5 starts: Phlox has traded at 50% or less of Betfair SP twice on its last 3 starts.

Timeform Comments

Femme Beauty (IRE)
Had proved better than ever on turf prior to a third below-par effort on all-weather over C&D on Wednesday. Takes her racing well, however, she's yet to prove she acts on this surface.
Cherry Hill Girl (IRE)
Sole success in 1m Listowel maiden last autumn. Best effort in handicaps when fourth at Curragh in June. Not in same form of late, for all she faced stiff task at the weights last time. In a change of headgear (tongue strap) for all-weather bow and has been given a chance by the handicapper.
Glitter And Glory (IRE)
Off the mark in a 7f course maiden in the spring. Back to form/enhanced her solid course record when length third of 12 over 1m here last time. Bred for this longer on her dam's side and has leading claims to double her tally.
Phlox (IRE)
Camelot filly. Half-sister to a couple of above-average performers. Back to something like her debut form when 4 lengths fourth of 6 on qualifying run at Tramore (1½m) in August. Opening mark demands more, though she's well bred and in good hands.
African Affair (IRE)
Much improved when winning 21-runner event (form proving strong) on handicap bow at Navan. Backed that up despite being caught wider than most when 3½ lengths sixth in another big field at Curragh last time. Another step forward can see him in the mix on all-weather debut.
Love Orchid (IRE)
Maiden who has several creditable placed efforts to her name. Again went with plenty of zest when failing to see out her race at Gowran (1½m). Drop back in trip/return to all-weather (hit the frame sole previous start) will suit. One of the more likely types with Colin Keane returning.
Wild Berries (IRE)
Speedily-bred sort. Caused a surprise when off the mark on first try over C&D in September. Wasn't in same form upped further in trip here 7 days later. Could be worth another chance to build on her breakthrough success, with Billy Lee aboard first time.
Montevetro (IRE)
Gone wrong way since debut second at Chelmsford in March for Charlie Appleby. No threat in 5 starts over various trips for this yard (once over jumps). Now significantly back up in distance with first-time cheekpieces added. Leap of faith required.
My First Rose (IRE)
Yard has had success with this family. Well held in 4 starts to date, latterly on handicap debut at the Curragh (1¾m, soft, 33/1). Back down in trip with cheekpieces added for all-weather bow. Well drawn and a 3 lb reprieve could see her make more of an impact.
Glamazon (IRE)
First-time cheekpieces added when belatedly off the mark in maiden Ballinrobe in May. Hit and miss for Jessica Harrington thereafter and little to shout about on both recent starts for present connections. Back on career-low mark on return to all-weather (no impact sole previous start).
Mothel Abbey (IRE)
No threat at long odds in quartet of maiden starts. May fare better at some stage in handicaps for in-form trainer/jockey combination, however, this is a stronger race than he need contest.
Chloe's Boy (IRE)
Built on previous promise when off the mark in handicap at Punchestown (9f) in September. Best effort since when ¾ lengths third in first-time visor over 1m here last time. May again be well placed (not much pace on paper) and has solid claims stepping back up in trip.
Quinchy Lady (IRE)
Lightly-raced maiden. Fared no better (again at long odds) in a couple of handicap starts, latterly in first-time visor. Something to prove from just out of the weights on all-weather bow.
Sarfarcat (IRE)
Has little form in various events up to 1m. Now steps up in trip from well out of the handicap.

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