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Race:1 Act 329.5Y S7 Entry Fee €10 325y/297m Grade Wnr €205, 2nd €55, 3rd €35 19:42 Tralee Race:1 Act 329.5y S7 Entry Fee €10 Welcome to the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium 325 Welcome to tonight’s 10 race programme Tp CGd BGd Form Guide T1 S7 S7 Inside trap draw should be a benefit here, has trapped well in previous outings 6/1 T2 S7 S7 Ran well when making his debut, behind a decent winner then, should go close here 3/1 T3 S7 S7 Moved a little wide from this trap draw last time out, will be finishing well again 5/1 T4 S7 S7 Struggled over this distance in her first race for a very long time, should come on a bit 8/1 T5 N1 Appeared to have trouble at the traps in qualifying, latest trial suggests he’s ability 2/1 T6 S7 S5 Won an S6 last time out so shouldn’t be left out of your calculations this evening 7/2 Selections Win/Place:5 Reverse Forecast: 5-2 Trio Always: 5-2-6 Date Wt Dst RcGd Tp STm SPi Fin By Remarks WinTm Going SP TK Sts 1st 2nd 3rd EstTm ThomasCournane, Tarbert. [18.42-TRL] TR: Owner 8 0 1 1 I BALLINTOBER bk.D.(Royal Impact-Ardera Aisling).Jun'14 [18.42] 1 Oct 27'17 72 325R S6 T2 0.00 34 4th 9.5L/hd EvAw,Blk 1 18.20+.05 Fast 3/1 TRL Feohanagh Ben 18.92 Oct 3'17 72 325T T5 0.00 1st 4L 18.42 Sand TRL Racer Gone Wild 18.42* Red Oct 1'16 69 525R A9 T3 3.19 1322 2nd 1L EP,Ck 2 29.89 Sand 3/1 TRL Midtown Act 29.96 Sep 17'16 71 525R A9 T2 3.23 1223 3rd 6.5L EP,Blk 3 30.03 Sand 3/1 TRL Cork Tosso 30.48 Aug 19'16 72 525R A9 T2 3.28 3344 5th 13.5L Crd 1,Blk 2 29.57 Sand 3/1 TRL Payyaway Mandy 30.51 Mr. Philip O'Connor (Millstreet.) [18.13-TRL] TR: Owner 1 0 1 0 I SARGES DANCER bk.D.(Bickerton Boom-Sarges Bandicoot).Apr'16 [18.13] 2 Nov 3'17 64 325R S9 T3 0.00 22 2nd 3.5L EP,A 2nd 17.89 Sand 2/1 TRL Oldfield Bypass 18.13 Sep 26'17 64 325T T5 0.00 2nd 5L 18.44 Sand TRL Farran Buggatti 18.79 Blue Aug 28'17 67 525T T2 0.00 1st 6L 30.56 Sand TRL Sarges Uggs 30.56* Mr. Pat O'Connell (Duagh) [18.15-TRL] TR: Owner 1 0 1 0 I TEEVEE BUDDY dkbd.D.(Kinloch Brae-Teevee Princess).Jan'16 [18.15] 3 Oct 27'17 68 325R S6 T3 0.00 52 2nd hd FinWl,W Ri 18.20+.05 Fast2/1f TRL Feohanagh Ben 18.26 Sep 18'17 68 325T T3 0.00 1st 2L 18.15 Sand TRL Teevee Bailey 18.15* White Aug 8'17 68 525T T2 0.00 2nd 8L 29.83 Sand TRL Teevee Bailey 30.39 Mr. Eugene G. Reidy (Tralee) TR: Eugene Reidy 2 0 0 0 I MUILEANN CLAAS wbk.B.(Shaneboy Lee-Muileann Stream).Aug'13 4 Oct 20'17 58 350R S6 T1 0.00 45 5th 10.5L/hd SlAw,NvShw 19.34 Sand 9/4 LMKMilesian Sea 20.08 Sep 13'17 60 350T T1 0.00 3rd 3.5L 19.81 Sand LMKAlternative Star 20.05 Black Sep 6'17 60 525T T4 0.00 2nd 4L 30.37 Sand LMKAlternative Star 30.65 Dec 9'16 58 525R N1 T4 1.40 5555 5th 5.75L/nk/SlAw,A 5th 30.36 Sand 3/1 LMKSmooth Brandy 30.80 Nov 16'16 57 525T T4 0.00 1st 11L 29.89 Sand LMKTeasing Fay 29.89* Mr. G. Hodson (Tanworth in Arden) [18.14-TRL] TR: Owner 0 0 0 0 I RANGERS KNIGHT bk.D.(Droopys Jet-Seans Ranger).Apr'16 [18.14] 5 Oct 24'17 72 325T T6 0.00 2nd 2L 18.10 -.10 Slow TRL Scart Big Mike 18.14 Oct 23'17 72 325T T2 0.00 2nd dnf TiT 18.58 Sand TRL Rangers Quest Orange Oct 17'17 72 525T T2 0.00 1st 2L 30.21 Sand TRL Suzie Blue 30.21* Michael Scanlan(Feohanagh) [18.09-TRL] TR: Owner 18 3 5 1 I FEOHANAGH BEN f.D.(Lenson Bolt-Knocktoosh Park).Oct'14 [18.09] 6 Oct 27'17 58 325R S6 T6 0.00 11 1st hd EP,Ld 1 18.20+.05 Fast 5/2 TRL Teevee Buddy 18.25* Oct 14'17 59 325R S7 T1 0.00 25 5th 13.5L FAw,Ck 1 17.69 Sand 2/1 TRL Leicester I Am 18.63 Stripes Sep 30'17 59 325R S8 T1 0.00 11 1st 3L EP,ALd 18.22+.05 Fast1/1f TRL Lybes Legacy 18.27* Feb 18'17 58 325R S7 T1 0.00 11 2nd nk FAw,HdNrL 18.16 Sand 6/4 TRL Killahan Ginger 18.18 Aug 27'16 58 325R S8 T1 0.00 11 2nd 1.5L QAw,HdNrL 17.94+.05 Fast n/o TRL Ahavoher Beauty 18.09 Reserves For Race: A, B. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. Time Dist. 525y/480m Grade Wnr €285, 2nd €80, 3rd €40 19:57 Tralee Race:2 Act 527.6y A6 Entry Fee €10 The Tote Trio Pool 525 Tp CGd BGd Form Guide T1 A6 A lightly raced sort competing in his first race around here, one for your trios maybe 7/2 T2 A6 A6 Didn’t appear to have much luck in running on debut, should go closer with clear path 7/4 T3 A6 A6 Didn’t trap too well last time out but has finished really well in both her races 10/3 T4 A6 A6 Takes a step up of two grades this evening following improvement, trap should suit here11/2 T5 A6 A6 This will be her first race for three months, will need to improve on trial back 7/1 T6 A6 A6 Probably better placed on the outside this evening, should get a clearer path this time 13/2 Selections Win/Place:2 Reverse Forecast: 2-3 Trio Always: 2-3-1 Date Wt Dst RcGd Tp STm SPi Fin By Remarks WinTm Going SP TK Sts 1st 2nd 3rd EstTm Mr. John Geoghegan (Co. Limerick.) [29.50-SPK] TR: Owner 0 0 0 0 I SLIPPY TYRION bk.D.(Godsend-Mays Bodyguard).Apr'16 [30.42] 1 Oct 20'17 75 350T T3 0.00 1st 1.5L 19.45 Sand LMKSlippy Jon Snow 19.45* Aug 25'17 68 525ST T4 2.20 1st 4L SlAw,FinWl 29.50 Sand SPK Sapphire Destiny 29.50* Red Jul 12'17 69 350T T4 0.00 3rd 2L 19.25 Sand LMKSlippy Mario 19.39 Jun 6'17 70 525T T3 0.00 1st 10L 30.32+.10 Fast TRL Slippy Tommy 30.42* Mr. Billy Keogh/Mr Aidan Keogh (Co. Lime [29.57-TRL] TR: Owner 1 0 0 0 I STRIDE ON KILZO be.D.(Droopys Jet-Stride On Baby).Jul'16 [29.57] 2 Nov 10'17 64 525R A6 T4 3.30 5443 5th 8.0L/sh CrdStt,Crd 2 29.00 Sand 6/4 TRL Sarasota Joker 29.57 Oct 6'17 64 525T T1 0.00 1st 7L 30.09 Sand LMKAthlacca Jet 30.09* Blue Aug 22'17 62 325T T5 0.00 1st 9L 18.00 Sand TRL Pebbles Book 18.00* Patrick Mahony (Athea) [29.52-LMK] TR: Owner 2 0 2 0 I PETES LAST bebd.B.(Droopys Jet-Stride On Baby).Jul'16 [29.83] 3 Nov 24'17 58 525R A6 T6 3.39 4332 2nd 6.5L Blk 1,FinWl 29.57 -.10 Slow 2/1c TRL Dannys Friend 29.92 Oct 13'17 59 525R A6 T2 1.27 2111 2nd 0.5L Ld 2,HdNrL 29.49 Sand 7/4 LMKHidden Laura 29.52 White Sep 6'17 59 350T T2 0.00 1st 6L 19.60 Sand LMKLaid Back Rosie 19.60* Aug 29'17 57 525T T2 0.00 1st 6L 29.83 Sand TRL Laid Back Rosie 29.83* Mr. Tom Hegarty (Lisselton) [29.73-TRL] TR: Owner 3 0 2 0 I BOXER DINNY bk.D.(Tyrur Big Mike-Boxer Princess).Jan'16 [29.73] 4 Nov 25'17 77 525R A8 T1 3.32 4222 2nd 7L EP,EvCh 29.24 Sand 2/1 TRL Post Jule 29.73 Oct 14'17 78 525R N1 T5 3.42 5555 5th 8.0L EvAw,NvShw 29.62 Sand 3/1 TRL Youngfellathanks 30.18 Black Oct 7'17 78 525R N1 T3 3.18 1122 2nd 9L SlAw,W 1 29.28 Sand N/O TRL Ballymac Ina 29.91 Sep 1'17 80 525T T1 0.00 2nd 16L 29.31 Sand LMKChubbys Caviar 30.43 May 8'17 82 525T T3 0.00 1st 6L 30.96 Sand TRL Boxer Wherunow 30.96* Michael Scanlan(Feohanagh.) [29.78-TRL] TR: Owner 5 0 1 1 I FEOHANAGH HONEY bk.B.(Lenson Bolt-Knocktoosh Park).Oct'14 [29.78] 5 Nov 14'17 57 325T T3 0.00 3rd 7L/sh 18.25 Sand TRL Lispole Shy 18.75 Aug 5'17 60 525R A7 T5 3.36 4663 3rd 9.0L EvAw,Crd 1 29.10+.10 Fast 2/1 TRL Bolus Bull 29.83 Orange Jul 15'17 60 525R A7 T3 3.24 3445 5th 12.5L EvAw,EvCh 28.91 Sand 3/1 TRL Killahas Brandy 29.78 Jun 3'17 61 525R A9 T1 3.25 4422 2nd 12L EvAw,RnOn 29.09+.10 Fast 2/1 TRL Slipalong Stacey 30.03 May 26'1 61 525R A10 T1 3.34 6666 5th 11.5L Crd 1,Crd 2 29.86 Sand 6/4c TRL Millridge Jewel 30.66 David Keane.
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