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16:25 GALWAY, 2M 110Y O'leary Insurances Maiden Hurdle (Class ) (4YO Plus) PDF Form Guide - Free from attheraces.com with 16:25 GALWAY, 2m 110y O'leary Insurances Maiden Hurdle (Class ) (4YO plus) No Silk Form Horse Details Age/Wt Jockey/Trainer OR 1 547U66 ALLDUCKORNODINNER 12 6 11 - 12 K M Donoghue - b g Robin Des Pres - Inforthenight J T R Dreaper Jockey Colours: Yellow, light green sash & sleeves, striped cap Notes: Timeform says: Modest hurdler. 20/1, good sixth of 12 in bumper at Bellewstown (17.2f, good) 12 days ago. Switches from bumpers to hurdles. (Forecast 15.00) 2 850- CEIDE FIELDS (GB) 166 5 11 - 12 K C Sexton - b g Tobougg - Florie S J Mahon Jockey Colours: Emerald green, red stars, red star on cap Notes: Timeform says: Thrice-raced maiden. 16/1, eleventh of 13 in bumper at Thurles (16f, soft) 166 days ago. Makes hurdles debut. (Forecast 67.00) 3 47855 CHARLIE STOUT 14 5 11 - 12t P E Corbett (3) - br g Spadoun - Full Of Elegance Shane Nolan Jockey Colours: Royal blue & yellow halved, quartered cap Notes: Timeform says: Lightly-raced maiden under NH rules. 16/1, below form fifth of 13 in novice hurdle at Ballinrobe (16.5f, good to soft) 14 days ago. (Forecast 51.00) 4 0977-8P CHASING YESTERDAY 106 6 11 - 12 J J Burke - b g Craigsteel - Another Risk Mrs Y Dunleavy Jockey Colours: Red, white sash & sleeves, white & red check cap Notes: Timeform says: Poor hurdler. 66/1 and hooded for 1st time, pulled up in novice hurdle at Sligo (20.5f, good to soft) 106 days ago, weakening when mistake 4 out. (Forecast 67.00) 5 F3P57-5 FLUSPAR 125 8 11 - 12b1 B M Cash 99 b g Germany - Buttertown Gal Daniel Howard Jockey Colours: Dark blue, yellow disc, hooped sleeves, yellow cap Notes: Timeform says: Fair hurdler. Remains a maiden after 10 hurdle runs. 8/1, respectable fifth of 13 in novice hurdle at Tramore (16f, good) 125 days ago. Blinkers on 1st time. (Forecast 17.00) 6 R66 FOREIGN BAY 29 6 11 - 12 G N Fox - b g Foreign Affairs - Berkeley Bay M O Cullinane Jockey Colours: Red & emerald green halved, emerald green cap, red spots Notes: Timeform says: Twice-raced maiden. Sixth of 9 in bumper at Ballinrobe (17.3f, good, 20/1) 29 days ago. Makes hurdles debut. (Forecast 41.00) 7 0-58054 FUGITIVE MOTEL 9 7 11 - 12t L P Flynn (3) 80 b g Holy Roman Emperor - Zing Ping J Fitzgerald Jockey Colours: Purple, emerald green sleeves & cap Notes: Timeform says: Poor hurdler. Remains a maiden after 13 hurdle runs. Creditable fourth of 18 in novice hurdle at Cork (16f, good, 14/1) 9 days ago, having hopeless task from position. (Forecast 29.00) 8 MANOMINE (GB) 7 11 - 12 I J McCarthy - b g Manduro - Fascinating Hill R K Watson Jockey Colours: Black & yellow chevrons, yellow sleeves, black cap Notes: Timeform says: Making GB/IRE jumps debut. Visored for 1st time, twelfth of 14 in handicap (20/1) at Dundalk (10.7f) 56 days ago. (Forecast 67.00) 9 21-7532 MR ANTOLINI 30 6 11 - 12 D N Russell - b g Catcher In The Rye - Victory Run G J Power Jockey Colours: Royal blue, white epaulettes & stars on sleeves, white cap, royal blue stars Notes: Timeform says: Fairly useful hurdler. Winner in bumper at Downpatrick in March. Good second of 8 in novice hurdle at Downpatrick (18.2f, good, 5/2) 30 days ago. Booking of Russell a plus. Ought to go close. (Forecast 2.88) 10 P9 REJECTED 49 6 11 - 12 B Browne (7) - g g Medaaly - Adelka Kevin McDonagh Jockey Colours: White, maroon epaulettes, maroon star on cap Notes: Timeform says: Twice-raced maiden. 33/1, ninth of 12 in novice hurdle at Ballinrobe (17.5f, good to soft) 49 days ago. (Forecast 67.00) 11 P0-4 THATS THE NEWS 29 6 11 - 12 B Hayes - b g Oscar - Loch Na Mona M O Cullinane Jockey Colours: Maroon, white triple diamond, striped cap Notes: Timeform says: Thrice-raced maiden under NH rules. 40/1, fourth of 9 in bumper at Ballinrobe (17.3f, good) 29 days ago, unable to sustain effort. Switches from bumpers to hurdles. (Forecast 29.00) 12 0465-7 WINGOLDANDWEARIT 120 5 11 - 12t R Loughran - bay g Definite Article - Connemara Rose Ms S Hughes Jockey Colours: Red & pink chevrons, red sleeves, pink cap Notes: Timeform says: Promising individual. 8/1 and tongue strap on for 1st time, respectable seventh of 12 in bumper at Roscommon (20f, good) 120 days ago. Switches from bumpers to hurdles. Likely to improve. (Forecast 15.00) 13 8-4224 CABLE (GB) 8 BF 4 11 - 8 P Townend - b g Champs Elysees - Talkative S J Mahon Jockey Colours: White,maroon cross sashes,maroon slvs,white chevrons,emGreen & red qtd cap Notes: Timeform says: Lightly-raced maiden under NH rules. Respectable fourth of 9 in bumper (5/2) at Roscommon (16f, good) 8 days ago, ridden too aggressively. Switches from bumpers to hurdles. (Forecast 3.25) 14 4FP-F09 JOINT REACTION 18 6 11 - 5 P T Enright - b m King's Theatre - Alfreeze R Tyner Jockey Colours: Red, yellow cross of lorraine, yellow cap Notes: Timeform says: 25/1, ninth of 10 in novice hurdle at Killarney (17f, good to soft) 18 days ago. (Forecast 67.00) 15 5/ SCOTTISH ACADEMY (GB) 514 5 11 - 5 D E Splaine (3) - ch m Mount Nelson - Key Academy Mrs Y Dunleavy Jockey Colours: Maroon, white cross sashes, quartered cap Notes: Timeform says: Modest maiden on the Flat, making GB/IRE jumps debut. 12/1, last of 7 in nursery at Nottingham (10.2f, good). Off over 2 years. First run for yard after leaving Mark Johnston. (Forecast 67.00) 16 9 SAN CALISTA 63 4 11 - 1 D E Mullins - b f Robin Des Pres - Financial Heiress Ms M Mullins Jockey Colours: Emerald green, red star, emerald green cap, red stars Notes: Timeform says: Once-raced maiden. 12/1, ninth of 13 in bumper at Roscommon (20.4f, good to soft) on NH debut 63 days ago. Makes hurdles debut. (Forecast 41.00) © 2016 At The Races. All Rights Reserved. TIMEFORM VIEW: Bumper-winner MR ANTOLINI has been knocking pretty loudly on the door over hurdles in similar events, and it may well open for him here. Cable is the obvious threat in a race in which it's hard to make a case for the majority. Timeform 1-2-3: 1: MR ANTOLINI 2: CABLE 3: WINGOLDANDWEARIT © 2016 At The Races. All Rights Reserved. PDF Form Guide - Free from attheraces.com with 1 547U66 ALLDUCKORNODINNER 12 6 11 - 12 K M Donoghue - b g Robin Des Pres - Inforthenight J T R Dreaper Jockey Colours: Yellow, light green sash & sleeves, striped cap Timeform says: Modest hurdler. 20/1, good sixth of 12 in bumper at Bellewstown (17.2f, good) 12 days ago. Switches from bumpers to hurdles. (Forecast 15.00) CAREER STATS (Starts - Wins - 2nds - 3rds) Flat Turf: 5 - 0 - 0 - 0 Jumps: 3 - 0 - 0 - 0 All Weather: 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 RECENT RACE BY RACE HISTORY Date Race Details Going Weight Res (Dr) Jockey SP 1-2-3 Result / Close-up OR 1st Stolen Diamond, 2nd Whitber's Choice, 3rd Little Bleu 25 Aug 16 Bel 17f 4-7y NHF 6K Gd 11-7 6/12 Miss E J 20/1 prominent, led over 5f out, soon joined, headed 3f out and one - 21 len Sweeney (7) pace 1st Miro, 2nd MR ANTOLINI, 3rd Lord De Beaufai 07 Aug 16 dpa 18f Mdn Hdl 6K Gd 11-4 6/8 K M Donoghue 50/1 towards rear, 7th when stumbled before 5 out, pushed along from 3 - 22 len out, not fluent next and soon no impression 1st Mountain Rock, 2nd First Figaro, 3rd Kilbarry Marien 31 Jul 16 Gal 16f 4-7y NHF 10K Gd-Yl 11-0 U/10 Miss E J 50/1 whipped around and unseated rider at start - Sweeney (7) 1st Westinmare, 2nd Burrows Lane, 3rd Sweet Shirleen 13 Jul 16 dpa 18f 4-7y NHF 6K Gd 11-7 7/11 Miss E J 33/1 held up early, a little keen and soon close up, 3rd 4f out, 5th 3f out, - 28 len Sweeney (7) no extra from 2f out, eased final furlong 1st The Storyteller, 2nd Dynaminx, 3rd Some Response 20 May 16 dpa 18f 4-7y NHF 6K Gd 11-7 4/8 Miss E J 25/1 ed, headed 4f out, ridden in 3rd 3f out, no extra in 4th 2f out, kept - 27 len Sweeney (7) on one pace 1st Bertie Bell, 2nd The Storyteller, 3rd River Dun 06 May 16 dpa 18f 5-7y NHF 6K Gd 11-7 5/7 Miss E J 16/1 led, went slightly wide into the straight first time, ridden and head - 25 len Sweeney (7) over 2f out, no extra and soon dropped to 5th 2 850- CEIDE FIELDS (GB) 166 5 11 - 12 K C Sexton - b g Tobougg - Florie S J Mahon Jockey Colours: Emerald green, red stars, red star on cap Timeform says: Thrice-raced maiden. 16/1, eleventh of 13 in bumper at Thurles (16f, soft) 166 days ago. Makes hurdles debut. (Forecast 67.00) CAREER STATS (Starts - Wins - 2nds - 3rds) Flat Turf: 3 - 0 - 0 - 0 Jumps: 1 - 0 - 1 - 0 All Weather: 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 RECENT RACE BY RACE HISTORY Date Race Details Going Weight Res (Dr) Jockey SP 1-2-3 Result / Close-up OR 1st Arena Seven, 2nd Cant Wait, 3rd Bobo Mac 24 Mar 16 Thu 16f 4-6y NHF 6K Yl 11-7 11/13 Mr Anthony Fox 16/1 tracked leaders, 8th approaching halfway, pushed along under 5f - 72 len (7) out, under pressure 4f out, soon no impression, weakened, completely tailed off 1st Avenir D'une Vie, 2nd Tamlough Boy, 3rd Virtual Insanity 21 Feb 16 Naa 16f 4-7y NHF 8K Sft-Hy 10-13 5/5 Mr Anthony Fox 50/1 a little keen, soon raced in 3rd, pushed along under 3f out, soon - 48 len (7) under pressure and no impression, dropped behind from 2f out, weakened 1st Sunni May, 2nd Some Neck, 3rd Smooth River 06 Feb 16 Leo 16f 5-7y NHF 6K Sft 11-10 8/10 Mr R P Quinlan 16/1 in rear, pushed along approaching straight, soon no impression - 28 len (3) 3 47855 CHARLIE STOUT 14 5 11 - 12t P E Corbett (3) - br g Spadoun - Full Of Elegance Shane Nolan Jockey Colours: Royal blue & yellow halved, quartered cap Timeform says: Lightly-raced maiden under NH rules.
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