17:45 Leopardstown
Sunday 14 June 2020
All13:5514:3015:0015:3516:1016:4517:1517:45
Leopardstown Handicap (50-80)
- 3YO only  |  7f  |  Good  |  15 Runners  |  Turf  |   Weighed In
- Off time: 17:48Â Â |Â Â Winning time: 1m 29.61s
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Horse A-Z
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Won a 7f maiden at Roscommon on debut and finished close up in his other two starts last summer. Probably needed the run when mid-field at Naas in March, and better expected here.
Improved when fourth at the Curragh on his second start, but no further progress last term. Blinkered for return/handicap debut, and hopes rest largely on headgear making a difference (trainer has a good record when utilising the aid).
Won a maiden over this trip at Dundalk on his fourth start. Bit more needed to defy opening mark, but he's gradually progressive and yard does well with such types.
Showed definite promise on a couple of occasions last year, but disappointed in a Fairyhouse nursery on his final start. Likely to prove better at some point, and market useful on return.
Runner-up in a 1m nursery at Dundalk in November, but a tad disappointing dropped to 7f there on his final start. Not one to give up on, but she may be vulnerable kept to this trip.
Standout effort when sixth of 23 in a 1m maiden at the Curragh in September. Lesser efforts either side of that, and needs gelding to bring about improvement.
Improved form when placed at Gowran (7f) on second start, but no further progress last year, including when unplaced on sole nursery start. Travelled well enough there, and could yet do better.
Won a 6f Naas claimer for Ger Lyons and ran well subsequently at Fairyhouse before joining current yard. Below form at Wolverhampton in January, though, and vulnerable to more progressive rivals. Hooded for first time now.
Well held when running in a nursery on final juvenile outing, but much improved when winning C&D handicap last week by 3¼ lengths from David Garrick. Penalised and turned out quickly, but must be of serious interest.
Well held in three qualifying runs for Aidan O'Brien last year, but bred to be much better, and interesting to see him moved to this yard now handicapping. Market sure to be informative.
Placed on first two starts, and improved when landing a 1m nursery in the mud here in October, staying on well to lead late. Will keep improving, although slight concern to see her drop in trip, as she's bred to stay further. Tongue tied now.
Placed on all three starts on soft/heavy last year, showing improvement by the run. Opening mark demands more, but her profile is a likeable one, and she merits respect.
Best effort last year when third of 13 to Miss Myers in a heavy-ground maiden at Limerick on her final start. More needed now handicapping, but going the right way, and a low draw here could be advantageous.
Bits and pieces of form to his name, but no real improvement for switch to handicap on last two starts, and others more progressive, it would appear.
Largely consistent in nurseries, and again ran to her mark when third of 12 to Lequinto in a 6f handicap at Dundalk in March. Should again run with credit, but no reason to expect her to improve at this stage.
Non-Runners
4
(3)

Wild Cherry83
Weight: 9-11|Â Â Age: 3
T: J Feane  J: M A Enright
NR
5
(5)

But You Said336
Weight: 9-10|Â Â Age: 3
T: Mrs J Harrington  J: Shane Foley
WD
16
(15)

Meaningful Vote230
Weight: 9-2|Â Â Age: 3
T: J A Stack  J: C D Maxwell
NR
19
(10)

Star Of Cashel5
Weight: 9-0|Â Â Age: 3
T: J A Stack  J: Reserve 1
NR
20
(6)

Sable Camp93
Weight: 9-0|Â Â Age: 3
T: J A Stack  J: Reserve 2
NR
Forecasts
Confidence High (11/8), Ivaquestion (15/2), Kokura (10/1), National Asset (11/1), Call Of The Jungle (12/1), Meaningful Vote (12/1), Zoom Zoom Babe (14/1), But You Said (14/1), Wild Cherry (14/1), Daoub (16/1), Justina (20/1), Madaket Mystery (20/1), Myrcella (20/1), Flying Scotsman (20/1), Dark Pine (22/1), Gold Factory (28/1), No Days Off (33/1), Vormir (50/1), Sable Camp (150/1), Star Of Cashel (150/1)
Confidence will be high with CONFIDENCE HIGH after his impressive C&D win on Tuesday, and his margin of victory suggests that he can defy a penalty if in the same form turned out quickly. Call of The Jungle has been handed the inside draw, which could be an advantage, and is capable of getting involved, while Justina is better than she showed on testing ground at Naas in March, and can't be ignored.
- Confidence High
- Call Of The Jungle
- Justina
Prize Money
1st: €6,600.002nd: €2,200.003rd: €1,100.004th: €550.005th: €330.006th: €219.00
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