19:00 Tramore

Saturday 17 August 2024

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Perennial Freight Handicap

Off time: 19:00 | Winning time: 2m 41.03s

(2)

Yokkell²⁹

Age: 5| Weight: 10-4| J: Siobhan Rutledge⁽³⁾| T: J C McConnell| OR: 83| D

6/1

Latest win at Dundalk in February. Creditable third of 6 in handicap at Down Royal (13f, good, 13/2) 29 days ago. Others more persuasive.

Form: 147363

(6)

Master Dunraven⁵⁰

Age: 4| Weight: 9-8| J: Shane Kelly| T: J P Murtagh| OR: 73

11/4

Winner at Navan in May. Good third of 18 in handicap at the Curragh (12f, good, 8/1) 50 days ago, suited by way race developed. Improving all the time recently.

Form: 09-1653

(4)

By Your Side⁶⁴

Age: 5| Weight: 9-7| J: L F Roche| T: G Elliott| OR: 72

15/2

Seventh of 10 in handicap (16/1) at Cork (12f, good) 64 days ago, merely passing beaten rivals.

Form: 9218/4-7

(5)

Out On Friday¹⁵

Age: 8| Weight: 9-6| J: W Joyce⁽⁵⁾| T: P Byrne| OR: 71| CD

9/2

C&D winner. Latest win at Roscommon in July. Creditable third of 13 in handicap at Galway (14.1f, soft, 11/1) 15 days ago.

Form: 754013

(8)

Narlita^h,t¹⁷

Age: 5| Weight: 9-5| J: Rachael Blackmore| T: H Rogers| OR: 70| D

11/4

Tongue strap on for 1st time, creditable seventh of 17 in handicap (12/1) at Galway (16.5f, good to soft) 17 days ago, travelling strongly for a long way up in trip. Expected to be bang there back down in distance.

Form: 3122-67

(3)

Alonzo⁵⁰

Age: 3| Weight: 9-3| J: M P Sheehy| T: J P O'Brien| OR: 77

13/2

Lightly-raced winner. Winner at Sligo in May. Below form eleventh of 18 in handicap (6/1) at the Curragh (12f, good) 50 days ago. Must improve.

Form: P-4140

Non-Runners

(7)

War Correspondent²

Weight: 10-3| Age: 5

T: R P Cody J: Gary Carroll

(1)

Stariam²⁶

Weight: 9-9| Age: 4

T: Mrs J Harrington J: Keithen Kennedy

Forecasts

Narlita (11/4), Master Dunraven (11/4), Stariam (3/1), Out On Friday (9/2), Yokkell (6/1), Alonzo (13/2), By Your Side (15/2), War Correspondent (10/1)

NARLITA shaped very well in a first-time tongue strap before her stamina seemed to give way over the marathon trip at Galway last time and should go well returned to a more suitable distance. Master Dunraven and Stariam are feared most.