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LEOPARDSTOWN (IRELAND) - 6 FEBRUARY 2021 RACECOURSE: a Left Handed Rectangular Course of About 1M 6F with a Run-In of Three Furlongs

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LEOPARDSTOWN (IRELAND) - 6 FEBRUARY 2021 RACECOURSE: a Left Handed Rectangular Course of About 1M 6F with a Run-In of Three Furlongs BET ANYWHERE, ANYTIME! Open a deposit account and bet online or by phone. www.tabonline.co.za or call 0861 444 822 FREE TAB SHEET (B) - © PGE www.tabonline.co.za LEOPARDSTOWN (IRELAND) - 6 FEBRUARY 2021 RACECOURSE: A left handed rectangular course of about 1m 6f with a run-in of three furlongs. It has sweeping bends and long straights makes it ideal for long-striding galloping types. TOP JOCKEYS AT TRACK: RACHAEL BLACKMORE 135-12 (8.90%)-1 TOP TRAINERS AT TRACK: W P MULLINS 407-77 (18.90%)- 5, J P O’BRIEN 480-55 (11.50%)-4, J HARRINGTON 464-42 (9.10%)-7, G ELLIOTT 382-41 (10.70%)-7 DRAW: Low best in sprints. TAB BETS for this meeting = ALL RACES: Commingled Win, Place, Exacta. All bets R1 unit, minimum bet R6 (minimum EACHWAY Bet = R3 Win, R3 Place = R6, 3-horse EXACTA or 4-horse TRIFECTA Box or 4-horse SWINGER Box @ R6 cost can be taken). Irish Tote PLACE Rules: Less than 5 runners NO Place betting, 5-7 runners payouts FIRST, SECOND, 8 or more runners payouts FIRST, SECOND, THIRD. In handicap races with 16 or more runners there may be a payout for FOURTH. If more than 30 carded, TAB operates SA pools on race and TAB SA rules apply. In such races all runners numbered 30 and higher are bracketed as Number 30, which can only qualify once for dividend purposes. TELE- VISION: Races 5-7 TT1 (in TABs/Tellytrack ch 249 DStv), Races 1-4 TT4. Phumelela TAB: call bets only = call venue key 94 to bet. Gold Circle: mark SPK oval. PREVIEW: Another Grade 1 in which Willie Mullins appears to hold most of the aces, although tactics will be 15:05 NATHANIEL LACY & PARTNERS SOLICI- interesting with plenty of front-runners. ENERGUMENE is taken to make it three from three over fences this season. The point-to-point winner has really impressed this term easily winning over 2m4f at Gowran Park and TORS ‘50K CHELTENHAM BONUS FOR STABLE STAFF’ again made all and jumped well when accounting for Captain Guinness over two miles at Naas last month. NOVICE HURDLE (GRAD ((5 years and older)) Turf Stake: R1 Unexcepted is a half-brother to the exciting front-running chaser Great Field and made an impressive start 1 over fences at Tipperary back in October. Franco De Port is the only Grade 1 winner over fences in the line-up 926 769 4400m having finished strongly to beat Darver Star and Felix Desjy over course and distance at Christmas. Darver Star 1 ASHDALE BOB 6Bayg J Harrington P D Kennedy 75.5 1N40 1N40 0N40 would prefer better ground, while Felix Desjy was a Grade 1 winner over hurdles at Aintree and is another that 2 BAPTISM OF FIRE (IRE) 6Bayg H De Bromhead S W Flanagan 75.5 1P40 3P43 0L46 likes to force the pace. 3 FAKIERA! 6Baybrowg G Elliott J W Kennedy 75.5 1F32 1N40 2N40 4 FUN LIGHT 6Bayg J P O’Brien J J Slevin 75.5 2L40 2D40 1F40 5 SHADOW RIDER (USA)? 7Chestnug W P Mullins M P Walsh 75.5 3N40 1L40 16:45 MATHESON HANDICAP CHASE (0-150) (GRADE 6 STATTLER 6Browng W P Mullins D E Mullins 75.5 2L32 3N38 1L40 4 B) ((5 years and older)) Turf Stake: R1 541 408 3400m 7 VANILLIER (FR) 6Greyg G Cromwell Jonathan Moore 75.5 2P42 1N38 2L46 8 CAPE GENTLEMAN 5Chestnug Emmet Mullins B Hayes 74.5 2L28 1C32 1P40 1 ORDINARY WORLD (IRE) 11Browng H De Bromhead S W Flanagan 74.5 1B39 3L34 0L34 9 GAILLARD DU MESNIL (FR)? 5Greyg W P Mullins P Townend 74.5 2N24 2P40 1L40 2 GOULANE CHOSEN 12Bayg Seamus Spillane D J Mcinerney 70.5 4L34 0L38 9F34 10 GANAPATHI (FR) 5Bayg W P Mullins B J Cooper 74.5 1C32 2P32 3 ENTOUCAS 7Bayg J P O’Brien M P Walsh 69.5 2N34 2F32 4F34 11 GENTLEMANSGAME 5Greyg M F Morris R M Power 74.5 1C32 4 EPSON DU HOUX (FR)? 7Browng H De Bromhead Rachael Blackmore 69.5 0W32 1C32 1N32 12 HOLYMACAPONY (IRE) 5Bayg H De Bromhead Rachael Blackmore 74.5 1P40 0N40 5 PONT AVEN? 8Bayg W P Mullins D E Mullins 69 9P40 4L34 2F34 13 KALKAS 5Bayg H De Bromhead D J O’Keeffe 74.5 3F36 5N40 1L32 6 ARAMAX 5Bayg G Elliott J Mcgarvey 68.5 8G36 0T34 1F34 FORECAST BETTING: 15-8 GAILLARD DU MESNIL; 5-1 STATTLER; 6-1 CAPE GENTLEMAN; 8-1 HOLYMACAPONY; 10-1 7 JAN MAAT! 8Greyg H De Bromhead H Morgan 68.5 6G36 4C36 0L34 ASHDALE BOB, GENTLEMANSGAME; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS. 8 MITCHOUKA 7Bayg G O’Loughlin R Doyle 68.5 6C40 3G40 6L48 HEADGEAR CHANGE: PACIFIERS ON: FAKIERA. 9 PORT STANLEY! 7Bayg J Harrington R M Power 68 3G40 2F32 2F34 TIPS: 9 GAILLARD DU MESNIL 8 CAPE GENTLEMAN 11 GENTLEMANSGAME 10 ANDALUSA (FR) 6Greym W P Mullins B J Cooper 67.5 1L34 3R34 3C36 PREVIEW: A fascinating renewal of this Grade 1 event with CAPE GENTLEMAN getting the vote. The Emmet 11 CAPUCCIMIX 8Greyg H De Bromhead D J O’Keeffe 67.5 8C34 6F32 7N32 Mullins-trained gelding is a useful staying handicapper on the Flat having won the Cesarewitch in fine style at 12 OR JAUNE DE SOMOZA! 9Chestnug G Elliott J W Kennedy 67.5 6F33 7L34 5F34 the Curragh and there was plenty to like about his hurdle debut at Punchestown. The son of Champs Elysees 1P42 4C40 1C32 showed a slick jumping technique and, while the bare form of that 2m4f maiden is nothing to get excited about, 13 THE SHUNTER (IRE)? 8Bayg Emmet Mullins B Hayes 67 he looks an exciting prospect. Willie Mullins has a really strong four-pronged challenge with riding arrangements 14 ARVICO BLEU 9Bayg H De Bromhead E Twomey 66.5 4C34 4F32 0F34 suggesting Gaillard Du Mesnil is preferred. The form of his course maiden win at Christmas has worked out 15 TOP MOON 6Bayg J P O’Brien J J Slevin 66.5 6P32 0L34 0F34 particularly well. Gentlemansgame won a Cork maiden in runaway fashion and has loads of potential, while 16 BEL AMI DE SIVOLA 10Bayg G Elliott D O’Regan 66 0L42 2F33 0F34 Ashdale Bob and Fakiera are others to consider having filled the first two places in a 2m4f Navan Grade 2. 17 KILDORRERY 8Bayg T M Walsh C P Mcnamara 66 3N32 3F33 8F34 18 EMILY MOON 7Baym J Harrington S O’Keeffe 65.5 5P32 5F40 3L34 19 A WAVE OF THE SEA 5Bayg J P O’Brien S D Torrens 65 3P38 7P32 5L34 15:35 LADBROKES DUBLIN CHASE (GRADE 1) ((5 years 20 SCHEU TIME (IRE) 8Browng J Nash K J Brouder 65 3D33 0F32 2T36 and older)) Turf Stake: R1 926 769 3400m Reserve Runner(s): 2 21 TIMOTEO (FR) 8Bayg G Elliott Reserve 65 5D33 4F33 0L34 1 CHACUN POUR SOI 9Bayg W P Mullins P Townend 75.5 1L34 1C34 1L34 22 UJUMPTHELASTUWIN 7Bayg G Cromwell Reserve 63.5 4N34 3F32 3L36 2 FAKIR D’OUDAIRIES 6Bayg J P O’Brien M P Walsh 75.5 2C32 2N32 0L48 23 GRAND PARTNER 13Bayg T Mullins Reserve 63 1P32 2L34 7C40 3 MIN 10Bayg W P Mullins Mr Patrick Mullins 75.5 2L34 1C42 1P41 FORECAST BETTING: 5-1 PONT AVEN; 11-2 ENTOUCAS; 6-1 EPSON DU HOUX, ARAMAX; 7-1 THE SHUNTER; 10-1 PORT 4 NOTEBOOK (USA) 8Bayg H De Bromhead Rachael Blackmore 75.5 6C32 1N32 2L34 STANLEY, EMILY MOON; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS. 5 SIZING POTTSIE 7Baybrowg J Harrington R M Power 75.5 2P32 1F32 0F32 HEADGEAR CHANGE: PACIFIERS ON: PORT STANLEY. 6 TORNADO FLYER 8Bayg W P Mullins B J Cooper 75.5 2P40 2P41 5L48 TIPS: 5 PONT AVEN 3 ENTOUCAS 13 THE SHUNTER FORECAST BETTING: 4-9 CHACUN POUR SOI; 4-1 MIN; 13-2 NOTEBOOK; 12-1 AND UPWARDS OTHERS. PREVIEW: Gigginstown House Stud and J P McManus have four runners apiece, whilst Chris Jones goes TIPS: 1 CHACUN POUR SOI 3 MIN 4 NOTEBOOK with Ordinary World and Mitchouka. Like these owners there are trainers with multiple representation as well, with Henry de Bromhead sending out five, Joseph O’Brien three, Gordon Elliott three (and a reserve), Jessica PREVIEW: CHACUN POUR SOI and Min finished first and second in this race 12 months ago and it would Harrington two and Willie Mullins two. The last-named may provide the answer to a difficult looking puzzle as certainly be no surprise if history repeated itself. The selection was a last minute scratching from the Champion Closutton’s PONT AVEN makes some appeal in a first-time hood. Danny Mullins’ mount has been showing Chase at Cheltenham last year due to a stone bruise and is a hot favourite to make amends next month having up well in similar events, and if he had relaxed through the race he’d likely have finished off better than he did readily won both outings this season. Min won the previous two runnings of this race and, having gained a de- at Fairyhouse last month, when eventually second to Daly Tiger. Previous to that Pont Aven had been a big served Cheltenham Festival success in the Ryanair Chase last March, completed a hat-trick of wins in the 2m4f eye-catcher when fourth here at Christmas. Mullins’ nephew Emmet has a strong contender in Greatwood John Durkan Chase at Punchestown last time.
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