18:20 Tipperary

Thursday 24 May 2018

All17:1517:5018:2018:5519:2519:5520:3021:00

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Off time: 18:21 | Winning time: 4m 11.90s

1^st

The Last Indian

511-7

13/8f

T: A A HowardJ: Simon Torrens (7)

Held up towards rear, progress into 8th after 3 out, improved to challenge and slight mistake 2 out, soon ridden to lead, asserted before last where slight mistake, kept on well run-in op 6/4

2^nd

Rathnaleen Girl

811-5

6/1

T: P ByrneJ: S E Lewis (7)

Held up towards rear, progress into mid-division before 4 out, improved into 3rd after 3 out, led entering straight, ridden and joined 2 out, soon headed, kept on same pace in 2nd from before last op 7/1

3^rd

1 ¼

Shadows Return

511-12

33/1

T: J J WalshJ: F J Hayes (7)

Soon mid-division, ridden and progress after 2 out, stayed on into 5th before last, kept on run-in op 50/1

4^th

Casadel Sol

511-10

16/1

T: K PurcellJ: C A Landers (7)

Prominent and disputed, slight mistake 4 out, 2nd entering straight, ridden to dispute again 2 out, soon headed, under pressure in 3rd before last where mistake, no extra run-in

5^th

Dancing Duke

611-7

10/1

T: S J MahonJ: D F O'Regan

Prominent and disputed, 3rd halfway, ridden in 6th before straight, no impression in 4th 2 out, kept on one pace op 7/1

6^th

6 ½

Loch Luatha

810-11

25/1

T: L YoungJ: D P Holden (7)

Chased leaders, 4th halfway, improved to dispute briefly 3 out, ridden in 4th before straight, no impression in 6th 2 out, kept on one pace

7^th

2 ¾

Yaiza

711-10

25/1

T: W J BurkeJ: J J Burke

Mid-division early, towards rear halfway, ridden entering straight, no impression in 7th before last, kept on one pace

8^th

3 ½

Joly Maker

411-2

12/1

T: E BolgerJ: Mark Walsh

Mainly mid-division, dropped towards rear 3 out, ridden and no impression 2 out, kept on one pace from before last op 10/1

9^th

Scotch Quay

510-11

12/1

T: E GriffinJ: B Browne (5)

Mid-division, towards rear before 4 out, ridden and trailing before straight, kept on one pace from before last

10^th

1 ¼

Accordion Twilight

1110-12

7/2

T: W J LaniganJ: R Loughran

Held up towards rear, ridden into 8th after 2 out, no extra before last op 9/2

11^th

2 ¾

Desert Grey

411-4

25/1

T: D HoganJ: D G Hogan

Disputed early, chased leaders from after 2nd, slight mistake 4th, soon dropped to mid-division, ridden into 6th after 3 out, no impression 2 out, no extra before last

12^th

3 ½

Shaunas Dream

1011-1

50/1

T: N LeeJ: A E Lynch

Led and disputed, slight mistake 3 out, soon headed, no extra entering straight, weakened

13^th

1 ¼

Cock A Doodle Doo

611-0

33/1

T: J NashJ: Gavin Brouder (7)

Towards rear early, mid-division halfway, ridden and no impression after 3 out, no extra entering straight

14^th

2 ¾

Run For The Roses

410-10

50/1

T: A LeahyJ: D J McInerney (3)

Mid-division, slight mistake 1st, progress into 3rd before 4 out, disputed 3 out, ridden in 4th entering straight, no extra and mistake 2 out, weakened

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Non-Runners

Jimmy's Choice⁴²⁷

Weight: 11-1| Age: 6

T: M Winters J: Brian Hayes

Erquy⁵⁷

Weight: 10-13| Age: 4

T: A Mullins J: Danny Mullins

Ingleby Mackenzie¹⁷

Weight: 10-13| Age: 4

T: E Doyle J: Sean Flanagan

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.30Pl:€1.20, €1.80, €8.70EX:€13.50Trifecta:€274.20Tricast:€250.57SF:€11.90

Forecasts

The Last Indian (13/8), Accordion Twilight (7/2), Rathnaleen Girl (6/1), Ingleby Mackenzie (7/1), Dancing Duke (10/1), Joly Maker (12/1), Scotch Quay (12/1), Casadel Sol (16/1), Erquy (20/1), Loch Luatha (25/1), Yaiza (25/1), Desert Grey (25/1), Jimmy's Choice (25/1), Shadows Return (33/1), Cock A Doodle Doo (33/1), Shaunas Dream (50/1), Run For The Roses (50/1)

Ingleby Mackenzie is an interesting runner who is also due to line up at Wexford on Wednesday. The Flat winner looked a shade unlucky not to finish much closer last time and he would have a big chance if taking his place in this lineup. Yaiza and Loch Luatha are two who will improve on recent efforts for the expectation of better ground. A similar remark applies to RATHNALEEN GIRL who romped home by 12L on summer ground in 2017 before getting heavily penalised. Her latest effort on ground heavier than ideal signalled she was ready to strike soon and this uncompetitive event looks an ideal opportunity.