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Cash Out

Version 2.0.0-5388
14:25 Navan Sun 15 Nov 2m5f Beg Chs
Going In-Play
Cash Out
Rules
Matched:GBP 62
9 selections 638.5%35.3%

8

Kopeck De Mee

M. P. Walsh

5

Fruit De Mer

Sean Flanagan

2

Classical Creek

J. W. Kennedy

3

Espresso Milan

B. Hayes

4

Forty Coats

Keith Donoghue

7

Kazansky

Danny Gilligan

6

Hens Tooth

S. F. O'Keeffe

9

Lengaruka

Phillip Enright

1

Big Tom

C. D. Smithers

Suspended

Timeform 1-2-3

  1. Classical Creek

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  2. Fruit De Mer (IRE)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
  3. Kopeck De Mee (FR)

    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★
    • ★

Timeform View

A most interesting beginners chase with the narrow vote in favour of CLASSICAL CREEK. Absent since finishing down the field in Grade 1 company over hurdles at Naas in January, his profile prior to that was a most positive one and firmly appealing as the type to make an even better chaser, he can enhance his yard's solid recent record in this race. Fruit de Mer and Kopeck de Mee are others making plenty of appeal, with Forty Coats rounding off the shortlist.

Timeform Comments

Big Tom (IRE)
Lightly-raced 7-y-o who remains with no form outside of points, too free on first start for 12 months when pulled up on chase debut at Fairyhouse (21f) 5 weeks ago. Can only be watched.
Classical Creek
Easy winner only start in points who went the right way in 2 bumper starts and made little fuss of landing cramped odds in 22-runner C&D maiden on hurdles bow 12 months ago. Evidently not himself in Grade 1 at Naas in January and he remains a bright prospect now chasing on seasonal return.
Espresso Milan (IRE)
Just fair form in bumpers for Fergal O'Brien and made a very bright start over hurdles for this yard, winning maiden/novice first 2 starts last winter. Struggled in pair of Grade 1's thereafter but has the demeanour of one who could make a better chaser and he couldn't be in better hands.
Forty Coats (IRE)
Useful hurdler at best but has struggled to match that form last season. Out of a winning pointer he's very much the type to make up into a useful chaser and makes his debut in this sphere on the back of an 8-month break with the yard in good heart.
Fruit De Mer (IRE)
Successful sole start in points. His second in the Grade 1 Albert Bartlett at Cheltenham (3m) in March was a fine effort on just his third hurdle start. Went a long way to backing up that improvement when fourth at Punchestown a month later. Potentially a smart prospect now switched to fences.
Hens Tooth (IRE)
Point winner (at second attempt) who also landed first of 3 starts in bumpers during 2023/24. Off the mark at third attempt over hurdles following a lengthy absence here (2¾m) in February but followed that with a poor effort on handicap debut at Fairyhouse and this looks a warm chase introduction.
Kazansky (IRE)
Brought down on hurdles bow but won next 2 starts, including Limerick Grade 2 (23f, heavy) last Christmas. Backed that up when second in Leopardstown Grade 1 but well held at Cheltenham/Punchestown Festivals thereafter in the spring. Makes chase debut (point winner).
Kopeck De Mee (FR)
Four-time hurdle winner in France who fell on sole previous chase start but posted decidedly useful efforts either side of that over hurdles, latterly when second in 17-runner listed handicap at Punchestown in the spring. Looks sure to do better back in this discipline and very much one to consider.
Lengaruka (FR)
Made steady progress without bettering modest form in 4 hurdle runs for Mrs Lorna Fowler this summer. Out of his depth starting out over fences for new yard at Galway last month (also made mistakes) and he again looks firmly up against it here. Likely type for handicaps moving forward.

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