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Fri 02 Aug 2024 Racecards
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00:00:00
Ireland
18:00 Galway
Fri 02 Aug 2024 – Guinness Galway Blazers Handicap Chase
- Runners: 20
- Dist: 2m 6f 111y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good to Yielding
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1st
18
Battleoverdoyen
20.00
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2nd
7
Moonovercloon
6.50
f
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3rd
3
Flanking Maneuver
8.50
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4th
9
Flash De Touzaine
16.00
- Winning Time: 5m 46.1s
- Winning Distance: nose, 11 L, 4 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: G Elliott
- Winning Jockey: D J Gilligan
- Win: €24.10
- Place: €5.00 , €2.40 , €2.70 , €4.10
- Exacta: €184.20
- Forecast: €149.75
- Tricast: €1,241.53
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1st18
Age 11 TT
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, slightly hampered 10th, moderate 14th 2 out, headway after last, pushed along in 4th entering straight, ridden in 2nd 1f out, led inside final furlong, strongly pressed inside final furlong, all out -
2nd7
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, good headway into 4th 2 out, close 3rd when briefly checked on inner after last, ridden to lead 1f out, joined inside final furlong, stayed on well under pressure to strongly press winner to line -
3rd3
Age 9 BLK TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, badly hampered on inner at 10th, closer in 6th when bumped on landing 2 out, ridden in 5th after last, kept on without threatening leaders in 3rd close home -
4th9
Age 9 CP TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders early, disputed lead from 4th, headed 8th, left in front at 10th, ridden and strongly pressed at last, joined entering straight, headed 1f out, no impression in 4th final furlong -
5th10
Age 11 CP TT
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division on inner, badly hampered 10th, ridden in 12th at last, went moderate 6th 1f out, no extra -
6th15
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Led early, headed 2nd, tracked leaders, 2nd 2 out, ridden in 2nd at last, disputed lead entering straight, headed 1f out, no extra final furlong -
7th1
Age 8 CP TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, slightly hampered 10th, ridden 3 out, no impression -
8th20
Age 7 CP TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division on outer, pushed along 5th, soon ridden and dropped to rear, moderate 13th 2 out, kept on one pace straight -
9th5
Age 9
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders on inner, hampered 10th, ridden and dropped to 10th 2 out, no impression -
10th6
Age 10
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along 4th, in rear and ridden at 7th, moderate 16th 2 out, no impression -
11th11
Age 11 CP
ANALYSIS: In rear, bad mistake at 1st, not fluent 2nd, rear of mid-division when badly hampered 10th,no impression -
12th19
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, closer behind leaders 4 out, ridden in 3rd 2 out, weakened after last -
13th13
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, mistake 6th, hampered 10th, 7th 2 out, soon ridden and weakened -
14th4
Age 9 BLK
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, jumped right and hampered on landing 10th, ridden and dropped to 8th 2 out, weakened -
15th16
Age 10
ANALYSIS: Mid-division on inner, checked on bend after 8th, not fluent 9th, hampered 10th, soon ridden and weakened -
16th17
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, mid-division when hampered 10th, ridden 3 out, weakened, tailed off -
17th8
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: Prominent, led 2nd, joined at 4th, headed 6th and mistake next, mid-division when hampered 10th, soon weakened, tailed off -
F2
Age 10 BLK TT
ANALYSIS: Pushed along early, soon tracked leader in 2nd, disputed lead from 4th, led 8th, fell 10th -
BD14
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: In rear, pushed along early, ridden at halfway, in rear when brought down at 10th -
PU21
Age 7
ANALYSIS: In rear, trailing 3rd, pulled up after 5th -
NR
12Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
22Age 9
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
23Age 6 CP TT
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Moonovercloon has raced just four times over fences and fell recently, but should compete on his handicap chase debut. He has twice finished fourth at this meeting, finished third in a big-field Punchestown hurdle in April, and has since shown good chase form. His Kilbeggan June third reads well as the runner-up won on Monday and is ideally suited by conditions. Whacker Clan made a mistake and was pulled up in April's Scottish National, but had previously run well at Cheltenham when beaten a long way by the high-class, well-in winner. He is suited by conditions and, prior to Cheltenham, had won both previous chase starts. The veteran Cap Du Nord has been in excellent form in lesser races and should compete.
