16:00 Leopardstown
Thursday 6 August 2020
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Leopardstown Handicap (45-65) (Div 2)
- 3YO plus | 1m 4f 180y | Good (Good to Firm in places) | 17 Runners | Turf | Weighed In
- Off time: 16:00 | Winning time: 2m 51.00s
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Returned from 282-day layoff to open her account over 1m4f here last week; 6lb penalty still leaves here well-in for follow-up attempt but hasn't always been consistent. Claims, no less.
3-5 on the AW but now 0-11 on turf after failing to produce much in first-time cheekpieces (retained) over 1m4f here a fortnight ago; needs to bounce back to have place claims.
Mare put up a solid effort in defeat at Galway over hurdles last week and prior second to Princess Zoe over 1m4f at the Curragh looks rather strong in light of that rival scoring twice at Ballybrit last week; contender.
Thrice-raced maiden, the Archipenko filly has work to do now switching to handicaps but may improve and needs a look in the betting as such.
Third at Galway (1m½f, good to soft; 14-1) last week when dictating matters from the front, more required up in trip if hoping to a second career success.
Finished sixth of 15 over 1m4f here last week (3-1) and has been consistent in four starts this summer; on the shortlist again for Joey Sheridan.
Just failed to get the verdict over 1m4f here last month in a first-time visor (retained); winner held up that form on next start and needs shortlisting now with Gavin Ryan taking over.
Only one win in 20 career starts; 10L to find with Full Moon Magic having finished ninth of 17 behind Joseph O'Brien's filly here last week.
Decent fourth over shorter trip at Gowran Park 12 days ago; remains a maiden but stays this trip and that recent effort offers reason to be hopeful today.
C&D winner in June last year after a layoff; offered little here six days ago on seasonal comeback however and will need to be much sharper for that run.
Seven-race maiden, going well in recent starts including neck-second at Killarney and 2¼L third over 1m4f here; runs from an unchanged mark and looks set to go well again.
Long-standing maiden on the Flat, has more than 5L to find with Harvey Specter on recent Killarney run; others look better placed for this.
Winless since 2018 and well into veteran stages now; returns from a layoff and isn't getting any favours on these terms. Opposable.
Pulled up over hurdles on final start for Dot Love at Punchestown when last spotted, has plenty to prove starting out for new handler.
11-race maiden hasn't progressed in handicaps thus far, with best effort over 6f at Dundalk in February. Stamina question in the pace notes on first attempt at 1m4f with first-time cheekpieces tried.
Unplaced in seven-race career to date; penultimate run over 1m6f at Killarney had some merit about it but well held here since and definite improvement to find.
Reserve; 19-race maiden now and down the field in race won by Full Moon Magic here last week. Blinkers back on but all to prove currently.
Non-Runners
10
(10)

Final Endeavour6
Weight: 9-2| Age: 4
T: H Rogers J: Chris Hayes
NR
11
(11)

Harvey Specter22
Weight: 9-2| Age: 7
T: R Donohoe J: Dylan Browne McMonagle
NR
19
(17)

Ventnor6
Weight: 8-13| Age: 4
T: A J Martin J: Reserve 1
NR
21
(19)

Appian Way6
Weight: 8-10| Age: 4
T: C O'Brien J: Reserve 3
NR
Forecasts
Full Moon Magic (9/4), Sweet Affection (11/2), Guido Reni (11/2), Harvey Specter (6/1), Final Endeavour (6/1), See The Eagle Fly (7/1), Tara Dylan (10/1), Thefaithfulindian (11/1), Wyett Earp (14/1), Tenth Amendment (16/1), Caronda (18/1), Spelga (25/1), Dancing Doll (25/1), Appian Way (25/1), Ventnor (33/1), Ar Eagla Na Heagla (40/1), Miss Louise (50/1), Eyeoweyou (66/1), Aldente (100/1), Absolute One Right (125/1), Glenbank King (150/1)
Full Moon Magic put up a much-improved display on seasonal return here six days ago, with a number of these in behind and will be hard to stop if in the same mood under a 6lb penalty. She may well win but has her consistency to prove. Harvey Specter is the other last-time-out winner but he's not one to trust implicitly. Tara Dylan's Curragh second behind subsequent dual Galway winner Princess Zoe commands respect but SWEET AFFECTION just failed over 1m4f here last month in a first-time visor and should go well again with her 5lb claimer assisting. Each-way claims are given to Guido Reni and See The Eagle Fly.
- Sweet Affection
- Full Moon Magic
- See The Eagle Fly
Prize Money
1st: €5,400.002nd: €1,800.003rd: €900.004th: €450.005th: €270.006th: €181.00
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