19:55 Galway

Friday 3 August 2018

All17:1017:4518:1518:5019:2519:5520:25

Guinness Galway Blazers Handicap Chase

Off time: 19:56 | Winning time: 5m 34.8s

Odds by:

Live Odds

Odds

Snugsborough Benny

11/2

5/1

Spider Web

9/2

5/1

A Rated

17/2, 8/1, 9/1

8/1

Mine Now

15/2

8/1

Riviera Sun

17/2

8/1

Top Of The Town

16/1, 14/1, 11/1

8/1

Vieux Morvan

15/2

8/1

Miss Eyecatcher

14/1, 12/1, 11/1

10/1

Steel Wave

18/1, 16/1

14/1

Road To Riches

16/1

14/1

Mighty Stowaway

10/1, 12/1

14/1

Attribution

18/1, 20/1

16/1

Thunder And Roses

18/1, 16/1, 18/1

16/1

Fenlon's Hill

22/1

20/1

A Sizing Network

20/1, 22/1, 20/1

22/1

Killaro Boy

20/1

25/1

He Rock's

28/1

25/1

Dysios

50/1

33/1

Peoples Park

33/1, 40/1

33/1

Baily Moon

50/1

40/1

SP Book Percentage 154.87

Non-Runners

Eiri Na Casca¹²

Weight: 10-8| Age: 9

T: D Hogan J: S A Mulcahy

Jarob²⁴

Weight: 11-4| Age: 11

T: G O'Loughlin J: Mr C J Orr

Concordin⁶⁶

Weight: 10-6| Age: 10

T: R Tyner J: Reserve 3

Forecasts

Snugsborough Benny (5/1), Spider Web (5/1), A Rated (8/1), Mine Now (8/1), Riviera Sun (8/1), Top Of The Town (8/1), Vieux Morvan (8/1), Miss Eyecatcher (10/1), Steel Wave (14/1), Road To Riches (14/1), Mighty Stowaway (14/1), Jarob (14/1), Attribution (16/1), Eiri Na Casca (16/1), Thunder And Roses (16/1), Fenlon's Hill (20/1), A Sizing Network (22/1), Killaro Boy (25/1), He Rock's (25/1), Dysios (33/1), Peoples Park (33/1), Baily Moon (40/1)

Not for the faint hearted this one, Snugsborough Benny was well-backed at Limerick last time and might well have obliged had he got going sooner. He's respected alongside Spider Web who has shown good form recently. Forgiving A Rated a no-show last time is deemed the correct course of action, he can bounce back, while last year's winner Riviera Sun should be fitter for his reappearance. Gordon Elliott's ability to improve one could be demonstrated with TOP OF THE TOWN, who has been going along quietly over hurdles since joining the yard and could be set for a big tilt here under Davy Russell, who steered him to his sole chase win last year.