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- Fad Eadrainn
- S D Torrens / P T Foley
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100
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20/1 |
Fad Eadrainn
Bumper winner on yielding ground at Clonmel last May having made the frame on his first three starts; had three runs on the Flat before a fair fifth in a decent maiden hurdle at Gowran in October; room for improvement in his jumping; tongue-tie on now.
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- God Of Thunder
- D King / D Hogan
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88
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50/1 |
God Of Thunder
76-rated AW performer (two wins in Britain); finished a respectable fifth in 1m4f Dundalk claimer on debut for Denis Hogan after being picked up for 14,000gns; remote sixth at 100-1 on hurdling debut in a strong maiden at Fairyhouse.
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- Hello Jack
- D J Gilligan / G Elliott
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105
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8/1 |
Hello Jack
Kept on without getting to grips with the first two when beaten around 15l in third behind a Willie Mullins-trained odds-on shot on debut at Cork in December; beaten a similar margin at Fairyhouse; needs to find extra.
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- Ivybrook
- Niall Moore / D A Mcloughlin
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116
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14/1 |
Ivybrook
Remote second behind subsequent Grade 1 winner Romeo Coolio on hurdling debut at Down Royal in November; again ran well when a hampered sixth in a 25-runner maiden at Fairyhouse; something amiss when down the field at Down Royal; well held by Kalix Delabarriere on running at this venue four weeks ago.
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- Journey So Far
- K M Donoghue / G P Cromwell
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70
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150/1 |
Journey So Far
Fell three out when still in contention in a point won by the promising Mossy Fen Road (debut bumper winner for Harry Derham) at Ballyragget last March; faded tamely from two out when 3-1 chance on hurdling debut at Gowran; big price when unseated at second at Navan.
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- Kalix Delabarriere
- P Townend / W P Mullins
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117
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8/11 |
Kalix Delabarriere
Beat subsequent dual bumper scorer Seo Lin at Ballinrobe last May; made a bad mistake three out when fourth behind stablemate Kaid D'Authie in a 2m4f maiden at Leopardstown in December; better effort when second to subsequent Grade 3 winner Ballybow over an extended 2m2f here last time; shorter trip should be fine; hood and tongue-tie added.
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- Kingstonn
- P T Enright / B Mcmahon
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40/1 |
Kingstonn
Second foal; half-brother to a French hurdle/chase winner, dam French chase winner; faller on both starts in points; held a ten-length lead when exiting five out at Belharbour three weeks ago; hooded, best watched.
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- Live To Laugh
- J Coen / Peter Fahey
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81
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125/1 |
Live To Laugh
Showed up well for much of the way when third in an eight-runner maiden point at Tattersalls last October; big price when moderate seventh in Naas event in which Road To Home ran out.
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- Road To Home
- B Hayes / W P Mullins
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117
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11/4 |
Road To Home
Ran twice in points; looked potentially useful when winning a 2m4f bumper on good to yielding ground for Eugene O'Sullivan at Listowel last June; in contention when running out before two out on recent hurdling/stable debut at Naas.
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- Son Of Anarchy
- M P Walsh / G Elliott
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108
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16/1 |
Son Of Anarchy
Wide-margin point winner at Lingstown in 2023, beating two subsequent bumper winners; off for a year before a fair fourth in a maiden hurdle at Punchestown in November; questions to answer after a poor run over 2m7f at the same venue early this month; radical drop in trip now.
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- Sparrow Wings
- R Deegan / L Kenny
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200/1 |
Sparrow Wings
Fourth foal; dam bumper/hurdles winner for Warren Greatrex; half-sister to a French cross-country chase winner; plenty of stamina in the pedigree.
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- Standing Orders
- D J O'keeffe / T Gibney
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150/1 |
Standing Orders
Fourth foal; dam maiden pointer, half-sister to the trainer's Irish Grand National winner Lion Na Bearnai; trip may be a bit sharp.
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- Walk On The Beach
- Mr J L Gleeson / J P O'brien
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7/1 |
Walk On The Beach
Ran in two bumpers last August; stepped up from debut fourth at Cork when scoring at Killarney; runner-up Arunthequeen franked the form by beating the useful Mozzie's Sister in a Listed bumper at Gowran; should make a useful hurdler
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- Way Down We Go
- J P Shinnick / Charlie Keegan
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300/1 |
Way Down We Go
Home-bred gelding from a small County Tipperary yard; dam showed little, related to Flat winners; makes belated debut at seven.
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- Welcome Aboard
- J S Mcgarvey / A A Howard
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88
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150/1 |
Welcome Aboard
150-1, never in the hunt first time out at Navan last month; will need to pick up more experience.
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- Weston
- S W Flanagan / H Rogers
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78
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125/1 |
Weston
Two Flat wins were gained at middle-distances in Germany; much the best of four runs for Gordon Elliott when fifth of 19 in 2m4f Ascot Stakes in 2023; weak hurdles form in recent months.
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- Withabitofluk
- Rachael Blackmore / H De Bromhead
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105
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6/1 |
Withabitofluk
Beat the consistent Addragoole (runner-up five times and winner of a Clonmel maiden hurdle on latest) in a bumper at Bellewstown last April; faded into fourth on hurdling debut at Punchestown in December; likely to be capable of better.
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- Work Place
- C M Quirke / R Hackett
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85
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150/1 |
Work Place
Form figures are somewhat flattering; remote third over 2m at Galway last October and similar in fourth over 3m at Cork last month.
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- Charity Barnum
- P K Donovan / Dermot Day
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114
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150/1 |
Charity Barnum
Some promise for Gordon Elliott in 2023 before two moderate runs; long absence to overcome on first start for a small County Wexford yard.
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- Jazzy Rock
- Mr I Ryan / Francis Casey
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100/1 |
Jazzy Rock
Low-rated handicapper on the Flat; best form over 1m6f at Navan, notably when second in a 21-runner contest in October 2023; flopped when favourite at Galway 12 days later and absent since; half-brother to yard's useful dual-purpose type Palace Rock; dam won over hurdles.
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- Kinturk Maggie
- Sarah Kavanagh / T Gibney
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100
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250/1 |
Kinturk Maggie
In rear at this venue on debut; never better than mid-field at Punchestown; no appeal.
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- Patty O'Farrell
- S F O'keeffe / Peter Maher
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77
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250/1 |
Patty O'Farrell
Pulled up in a point; well beaten in two maiden hurdles, three-figure odds both times; tongue-tie tried now.
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