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Mon 05 Aug 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
Ireland
14:35 Cork
Mon 05 Aug 2024 – Fermoy Handicap Hurdle
- Runners: 11
- Dist: 2m 1f
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good to Yielding (Yielding in places)
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1st
4
Major Barry
3.00
f
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2nd
9
Spy
8.00
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3rd
3
Disco Dancer
3.50
- Winning Time: 4m 2.1s
- Winning Distance: 1/2 L, 5 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: John E & Kiely
- Winning Jockey: D J Gilligan
- Win: €4.10
- Place: €1.70 , €2.80 , €1.40
- Exacta: €33.10
- Forecast: €28.95
- Tricast: €90.66
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1st4
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 4th halfway, pushed along after 3 out, ridden after next, strong run to lead last, kept on well run-in -
2nd9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid division, 6th halfway, went 2nd approaching 2 out, led briefly before last, soon no extra and headed, kept on one pace run-in -
3rd3
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Mid division, progress into 3rd halfway, led 3 out, pushed along and headed next, soon ridden and kept on one pace from last -
4th6
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Chased leader, 2nd halfway, led after 4 out, pushed along and headed after 2 out, soon ridden and dropped to 4th before last, no extra and weakened run-in -
5th8
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 5th halfway, pushed along entering straight, soon no extra and kept on one pace from 3 out -
6th13
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, mistake 3 out, no impression when hampered next, kept on one pace from last -
7th12
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, 9th halfway, kept on one pace from 2 out -
8th11
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Led, 2 lengths advantage halfway, pushed along and headed after 4 out, soon no extra and weakened from next -
9th10
Age 8 TT
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid division, 7th halfway, no impression from 4 out -
F5
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, fell 1st -
F7
Age 7 H TT
ANALYSIS: Mid division, 8th halfway, keeping on one pace in 5th when fell 2 out -
NR
1Age 5
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
2Age 9
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Spy had run creditably a few times on the Flat before switching back to hurdles at Killarney, where he made late headway into sixth. Charles Byrnes' five-year-old was unfancied on that occasion and market support would be significant. The selection is unexposed in this sphere and may be able to handle this slight step up in class. Flidais has been consistent in similar contests this year and had Only One Plan back in third when gaining a first win in handicap company at Ballinrobe. The form of Makfils' breakthrough win at Punchestown in May has worked out and he will be better suited by this right-handed track than when finishing behind a couple of these rivals at Tipperary.
