17:45 Fairyhouse
Monday 23 September 2019
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BetVictor Bet 5 Get 40 Offer Handicap (45-65)
- 3YO plus | 6f | Yielding | 17 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 17:45 | Winning time: 1m 18.28s
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Off the mark at the 19th time of asking at Laytown earlier this month, leaving the gelding still looking for a breakthrough success in nine Flat starts on turf. Tough ask off top weight.
Ran well in defeat on the beach at Laytown earlier this month but has been in and out of form in her four run turf campaign this summer. Place claims.
Popular veteran who is running 12lb higher than his win at Bellewstown two starts ago. Penalty for recent starts look harsh.
Last win on turf came when in the care of trainer Mick Channon three years ago winning a Chester 5f handicap three years ago off a 29lb higher mark. Worth a check in the market on stable debut.
Running well in defeat in the summer but recent efforts have been below=par and has not shown enough overall to be of interest here.
Solid and consistent sort on the AW winning on no less than eight occasions but the mare remains a 13-race maiden on turf. Still looking no nearer to breakthrough success.
Sending out a number of mixed messages in five starts since May and the daughter of Zebedee remains a eight-race maiden. despite a promising run in a Cork 7f handicap earlier this month. Capable of making her presence felt.
Most recent win came in claiming company at Dundalk. Well handicapped and will look to find his form from two years ago when winning over C&D. Beaten favourite last time out and has questions to answer for now.
All five career wins have come on turf and has been running well in defeat in a number of starts over the summer. Potentially dangerous mark could well be exploited here.
Sole career success has come on the AW at Dundalk with the gelding still looking no nearer to a breakthrough victory from 11 starts on turf.
Not disgraced in a couple of handicap starts at Navan and when last seen in May finishing third of 30 at the Curragh over 6f. May need the run on return to action but not to be taken lightly.
Generally tough and consistent sort, running well in defeat of late at Bellewstown and on the beach at Laytown earlier this month. Enters calculations.
Sole win in 34 starts came over this trip on AW at Dundalk. Not the most consistent sort and others hold stronger claims.
Has never been the easiest to catch right and now runs 12lb lower than last winning mark. Has a bit to prove at present.
Winner of one of her 19 Flat starts on turf, with trainer Brian Ellison unable to coax a win out of the mare in four starts over the summer. Back with old trainer but looks opposable on return to action.
28-race maiden, without success in 16 Flat starts on turf for previous connections. Hints of promise when seventh of 14 beaten a little over 8L on stable debut at Roscommon earlier this month. Makes little appeal here.
Has failed to hit the frame in 12 starts on turf and has been generally been left wanting in a number of starts this term and others look to hold stronger claims in this event.
Non-Runners
3
(8)

Tie A Yellowribbon16
Weight: 9-12| Age: 3
T: D Bunyan & G O'Leary J: Leigh Roche
NR
19
(6)

Lily's Prince16
Weight: 8-11| Age: 9
T: G Donnelly J: Reserve 1
NR
20
(21)

Doonard Prince16
Weight: 8-9| Age: 10
T: R O'Sullivan J: Reserve 2
NR
21
(9)

Fanny Blankers101
Weight: 8-13| Age: 3
T: E Lynam J: Reserve 3
NR
Forecasts
Fairy Tango (11/2), Tie A Yellowribbon (11/2), Sayesse (13/2), Pillar (8/1), A Likely Story (8/1), Sestriere (8/1), Captain Power (8/1), Ken's Sam's (8/1), Gopsies Daughter (10/1), Silk Cravat (12/1), Rag Tatter (16/1), My Good Brother (16/1), Straffan (20/1), Amazing One (20/1), Fanny Blankers (20/1), Lily's Prince (20/1), Confident Kid (22/1), Pulsating (25/1), Pindaric (33/1), Intense Starlet (33/1), Doonard Prince (33/1)
The Denis Hogan-trained GOPSIES DAUGHTER deserves a change in fortune and can grab a sixth turf win here in this competitive contest. The eight-year-old can land the spoils ahead of Tie A Yellowribbon, second of 22 at Navan earlier this month, Bellewstown winner, My Good Brother and the consistent Pilar, who are likely to be his nearest pursuers. Any market move for Sayesse who makes his stable debut for Gavin Cromwell should be noted.
- Gopsies Daughter
- Tie A Yellowribbon
- My Good Brother
Prize Money
1st: €6,206.002nd: €2,006.003rd: €956.004th: €431.005th: €221.006th: €115.00
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