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Ireland
14:15 Galway
12.6℃
Tue 08 Oct 2024 – Tote Always Sp Or Better At Galway Maiden Hurdle
- Runners: 9
- Dist: 2m 130y
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Yielding in Places)
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1st
4
Jabbar
4.00
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2nd
7
The Enabler
0.11
f
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3rd
9
Work Place
66.00
- Winning Time: 4m 17s
- Winning Distance: 2 L, 39 L
- Winning Trainer: Gerard O'Leary
- Winning Jockey: M J M O'Sullivan
- Win: €9.50
- Place: €1.10 , €1.02 , €9.20
- Exacta: €11.90
- Forecast: €5.47
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1st4
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Tracked leader, 2nd halfway, travelled well when not fluent 2 out, ridden run-in and led final 100 yards, kept on well -
2nd7
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Led, 2 lengths clear halfway, pushed along 2 out, ridden and headed run-in, no impression on winner closing stages -
3rd9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders and 3rd halfway, no impression after 4 out and moderate 3rd after 3 out, no extra from 2 out -
4th3
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, 5th halfway, moderate 4th after 3 out and no impression from next, no extra -
5th8
Age 7 H
ANALYSIS: Chased leaders, 4th halfway, no impression before 3 out, no extra approaching next -
6th1
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, no impression when mistake 3 out, pushed along and no extra approaching next, kept on one pace run-in -
7th6
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, hampered 1st, no threat from 3 out -
8th11
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, pushed along and detached approaching 2 out, no extra -
F10
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Towards rear when fell 1st -
NR
2Age 6
ANALYSIS: NonRunner -
NR
5Age 7
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: The Enabler should be very hard to beat on his first start over hurdles. A dual bumper winner last season, the Gordon Elliott-trained gelding won in Listed company at Navan in December. Far from disgraced when fifth in a Grade 2 bumper at the Dublin Racing Festival on his final outing, he looks a class apart here. A strong stayer on the Flat, Jabbar would be a threat if taking to jumping. The Gerard O'Leary-trained five-year-old, who improved throughout the season, has the potential to make up into a nice hurdler for connections. Thurles bumper winner Blaze The Way will find this easier, having been set a stiff task before ultimately pulling up in a Grade 2 hurdle on his first start over flights.
