15:35 Killarney
Saturday 24 August 2019
All12:5013:2013:5514:3015:0515:3516:0516:40
Redbox Brand Consultants Handicap (45-65) (Div 2)
- 3YO plus  |  1m 50y  |  Yielding  |  15 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 15:36Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 44.85s
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Built on two promising recent runs when holding on gamely to win over C&D (soft) on Wednesday. Goes again under 6lb penalty but new rider takes off 10lb. Should be right in the mix again.
So far only won on the AW but shaped well in three May starts at Cork, Leopardstown and the Curragh; now returns from a short break having been eased 2lb in ratings. Chance to go well.
Maiden, went close over C&D at this meeting a year ago, losing out in a head-bobber. Returns rated 5lb lower but two runs earlier in the year were a long way short of what will be required
Possibly ran as well as could be expected following a 608-day break when finishing seventh of 14, on stable debut, beaten 7½L at Roscommon last month. Market likely to be the best guide now.
Scored at Fairyhouse (7f, good; 25-1) three starts back but unable to back that effort up returning there or over at Ayr since. 4lb above winning mark again.
Veteran isn't doing a lot wrong at present but his strike-rate of 3-50 is rather damning and no shock if settling for another solid but unspectacular supporting role.
5-32 career record for the eight-year-old who last tasted success in 2017. Starts out for new handler after 302-day absence and market should be a good guide to what is anticipated.
Made favourite on her debut at the Curragh last August but in truth hasn't shown much in any of her three starts and, although handicaps offer her more of a chance, others have stronger profiles at this stage. Second runner for this trainer.
Now racing 13lb lower than his sole career win in 13 starts on turf. Improved on latest start at Sligo in June but still looks up against it in first-time cheekpieces.
1-16 career record, springing a 25-1 shock at Roscommon with slender success 13 months ago. Made the frame over C&D last month (good) and could hold similar aspirations.
Three-time AW winner in Britain back in 2016, so far is 0-9 on turf and unable to even fight out a finish. Was badly out of sorts when last spotted in December at Dundalk.
Eight-race maiden, went closest seasonal bow at Naas (1m, good to yielding) in April. Hasn't built on that in four runs since, but does tackle mile for the first time since and rated 3lb lower than he was then.
Nicely backed to score over Hamilton's extended mile last time out, and has only gone up 4lb for that, which looks fair. Likely to face slower ground conditions here but as a last time out winner, has to be given consideration.
Not beaten far over a mile at Leopardstown in May but two very moderate efforts since then take plenty of forgiving. Hard to make a solid case for.
Ran well to finish fifth in a 1m contest at Gowran Park (yielding) on handicap debut in May, though took backwards step following month at Cork (Second Reserve).
Non-Runners
8
(17)

Jungle Jungle28
Weight: 9-2|Â Â Age: 3
T: J C McConnell  J: Ross Coakley
NR
16
(9)

One For Della86
Weight: 8-4|Â Â Age: 3
T: T Doyle  J: Reserve 1
NR
18
(5)

Annie Pender47
Weight: 8-12|Â Â Age: 3
T: W McCreery  J: Reserve 3
NR
Forecasts
High Altitude (2/1), Arcland (5/1), Avalanche (7/1), Blackstone Cliff (8/1), Jungle Jungle (8/1), Button Popper (9/1), Mulzamm (12/1), Prime Chief (14/1), Taakhy (16/1), Puddymore (16/1), Conversant (20/1), Global Pass (20/1), Annie Pender (20/1), Cois Sionna (25/1), Nakakande (25/1), Cosmic Symbol (33/1), Pirate's Treasure (50/1), One For Della (50/1)
Blackstone Cliff was a winner last time in Scotland and is likely to have a say but HIGH ALTITUDE may soar again having scored here on Wednesday. He was brave in holding off an 83-rated rival with the front pair well clear. He carries the penalty here but Aaron Mackay's claim more than offsets that and, with a patient steer, can gain his first win under rules. Button Popper was in front of the selection here last month and needs considering while Arcland appeals as being on a nice mark dropping back in distance for the first time since his seasonal bow at Naas in April.
- High Altitude
- Blackstone Cliff
- Arcland
Prize Money
1st: €6,206.002nd: €2,006.003rd: €956.004th: €431.005th: €221.006th: €115.00
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