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Ireland
15:25 Listowel
13℃
Sat 28 Sep 2024 – M.j. Carroll Arro Handicap Hurdle
- Runners: 8
- Dist: 2m 4f
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Soft
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1st
4
Champella
6.50
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2nd
7
Ballywilliam Boy
1.25
f
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3rd
10
Brilliant Light
10.00
- Winning Time: 5m 11s
- Winning Distance: 1 1/4 L, 1/2 L
- Winning Trainer: R O'Sullivan
- Winning Jockey: T P Harney
- Win: €7.50
- Place: €1.70 , €1.10 , €2.80
- Exacta: €17.00
- Forecast: €16.31
- Tricast: €84.83
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1st4
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Made all, pushed along approaching 2 out, ridden when pressed run-in, kept on well -
2nd7
Age 9 BLK
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid division, 7th halfway, not fluent 3 out, went 5th entering straight, headway on outer into 2nd 2 out, ridden to challenge last, no extra and kept on run-in -
3rd10
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 3rd halfway, pushed along to briefly go 2nd entering straight, ridden in 3rd after 2 out, kept on from last -
4th1
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Chased leader, 2nd halfway, pushed along after 3 out, dropped to 4th 2 out, soon ridden and kept on one pace from last -
5th5
Age 11
ANALYSIS: Pushed along in rear early, progress into 6th halfway, went 4th after 3 out, pushed along on outer and lost position entering straight, no impression from 2 out -
6th9
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 4th halfway, went 3rd after 3 out, pushed along on outer entering straight, no extra and dropped to 5th 2 out, kept on one pace from last -
7th8
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, progress into 5th halfway, 6th 3 out, pushed along entering straight, soon no extra and weakened from 2 out -
8th6
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid division, towards rear halfway, pushed along after 3 out, soon no impression -
NR
2Age 9 TT
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
3Age 6 CP
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Successful in this very race 12 months ago, Gold Speed is the selection. Seen just once since that triumph, the now 11-year-old had a pipe-opener at Killarney last month and is sure to come on plenty for that effort. Toto Too and Champella were third and fourth in that Killarney contest and they both look to have solid claims, with the former tried in first time cheekpieces. The same headgear worked the oracle on Barry Lydon when he readily accounted for his rivals at Bellewstown last month. The subject of good market support on that occasion, it'll come as no surprise if he manages to follow-up. Handicap debutant Brilliant Light is an interesting contender after making the breakthrough at Worcester recently, while Ballywilliam Boy, who was third over the course and distance on Thursday, and dual UK winner Dream In The Park are others of interest.
