John J. Galvin & Sons Novice Chase

Off time: 18:55 | Winning time: 5m 2.5s

Westland Row^t⁷

Age: 7| Weight: 11-12| J: D F O'Regan| T: G Elliott| OR: 126| D

7/1

Kept a fine sequence of wins going when possibly fortunate winner at Tramore earlier this month. Improving sort not easily dismissed.

Form: 2-U3111

Brahma Bull³⁹

Age: 8| Weight: 11-8| J: D J Mullins| T: W P Mullins

5/2

Promising novice hurdler back in 2017-18 but missed a year prior to wining chasing bow at Tipperary in May before finishing second of five behind Robin De Carlow at Killarney last month.

Form: 1196/12

Robin De Carlow²²

Age: 6| Weight: 11-5| J: Paul Townend| T: W P Mullins| C| D

4/7

Improving chaser who is clearly better than her last race suggests when losing her action when over-reaching at the first at the Galway festival this month in a Grade 3 contest. Leading contender if recovered.

Form: 41F-11P

Father Jed^b1,t⁸

Age: 8| Weight: 11-2| J: Donagh Meyler| T: J P Ryan| OR: 105| D

25/1

Looked to be getting the hang of the jumping game when finishing second of 13 in a beginners contest at Tramore this month on his third start over the larger obstacles. More needed in first-time blinkers.

Form: 21-3472

Rebel Turn⁷

Age: 10| Weight: 11-2| J: Darragh O'Keeffe⁽⁵⁾| T: W J Burke| OR: 95| D

66/1

16-race maiden over fences, the gelding finished a fortunate second behind Westland Row at Tramore this month. Plenty to prove in this contest looking at exposed form.

Form: 7-06202

Non-Runners

Moon Over Germany¹¹³

Weight: 11-12| Age: 8

T: H De Bromhead J: Rachael Blackmore

Forecasts

Robin De Carlow (4/7), Brahma Bull (5/2), Moon Over Germany (5/2), Westland Row (7/1), Father Jed (25/1), Rebel Turn (66/1)

The improving ROBIN DE CARLOW was quickly pulled up following a first fence overreach in a Grade 3 novice chase at the Galway festival earlier this month. Trainer Willie Mullins appears to have found an ideal opening for the daughter of Robin Des Champs to get back to winning ways here. The Henry De Bromhead gelding, Moon Over Germany, impressive winner of the Grade 3 Red Rum chase at Aintree in April can emerge as the biggest danger while Westland Row and Brahma Bull battle for the minor honours.