Radio Borders Cash For Kids Standard Open NH Flat Race

Off time: 19:00 | Winning time: 3m 44.20s

Aye Right

Age: 4| Weight: 10-12| J: Callum Bewley⁽³⁾| T: Mrs H O Graham

14/1

Unraced €18,000 third foal by Yeats out of Gaybric. His dam was placed on her sole start in a bumper, and is a half-sister to the multiple winner Nolans Pride. Likely to do better for this experience.

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Ey Up Rocky

Age: 4| Weight: 10-12| J: R Johnson| T: Micky Hammond

5/1

Unraced ninth foal by Dylan Thomas out of Polo. Half-brother to numerous Flat winners including Home Of The Range (1m5f). Stamina a slight concern, but a very eye-catching jockey booking.

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Senor Lombardy¹⁵⁰

Age: 4| Weight: 10-12| J: B S Hughes| T: K Dalgleish

1/3

Sold at Punchestown for €125,000 after beating subsequent Point-to-Point winner Djarkevi by 3L in a 3m Ballysteen maiden (April). Dam a half-sister to 1999 Irish National winner Glebe Lad, and this trainer saddled a bumper winner at Perth recently.

Form: 1-

Zamarkhan¹⁴⁷

Age: 4| Weight: 10-12| J: Grant Cockburn⁽³⁾| T: Mrs L B Normile

25/1

Has left Tom Lacey since finishing 10¼L third of six to Jaunty Flyer on his rules debut in an Exeter bumper in April (2m1f good). Would need to improve on that effort to play a hand on stable debut.

Form: P3-

Country Delights

Age: 4| Weight: 10-5| J: A Nicol| T: H Burns

66/1

Unraced second foal by Mahler out of the unraced dam Nadwell. However, she was closely related to bumper/hurdle and chase winner Vic Ville and a half-sister to a couple of winners which offers some encouragement.

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Kick On Dottie¹³⁹

Age: 4| Weight: 10-5| J: Jamie Hamilton⁽³⁾| T: J M Jefferson

11/1

£6,000 three-year-old by Getaway and a half-sister to bumper and hurdles winner Presenting Mahler. Hasn't appeared out of the ordinary in bumpers so far, but could do better after a summer break.

Form: 6-5

Forecasts

Senor Lombardy (1/3), Ey Up Rocky (5/1), Kick On Dottie (11/1), Aye Right (14/1), Zamarkhan (25/1), Country Delights (66/1)

Keith Dalgleish has a decent record in bumpers and saddled a winner out of the Point-to-Point field at Perth earlier this month. Furthermore, connections of the unexposed €125,000 Punchestown sales purchase SENOR LOMBARDY took this very same contest with the now sadly ill-fated Meet The Legend in 2015. In a race where viable opposition appears relatively thin on the ground, this stamina proven four-year-old should have more than the required attributes to score on his rules debut despite this track probably not playing to his strengths.