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Karrotz ($KAZ)
(Current value £0.005)
Sun 30 Mar 2025 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
Ireland
13:45 Downpatrick
Sun 30 Mar 2025 – Pro Solar Ni Maiden Hurdle
- Runners: 11
- Dist: 2m 5f 185y
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Good (Good to Yielding in places)
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1st
8
Toad Hall
0.57
f
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2nd
5
Quantum Quest
4.50
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3rd
3
Game On
6.00
- Winning Time: 5m 24.9s
- Winning Distance: 10 L, 3 1/4 L
- Winning Trainer: W P Mullins
- Winning Jockey: P Townend
- Win: £1.58
- Place: £1.10 , £1.50 , £1.30
- Exacta: £4.80
- Forecast: £4.30
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1st8
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, not fluent 2nd, 3rd halfway, headway to dispute when not fluent 2 out, progress on outer to lead last, pushed along and asserted run-in -
2nd5
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Chased leader, 2nd halfway, 3rd when mistake 2 out, pushed along approaching last, soon ridden and kept on again to regain 2nd run-in -
3rd3
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Led, pushed along on inner after 2 out, headed last, soon ridden and no extra, kept on one pace run-in -
4th11
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Mid division, progress into 4th halfway, pushed along in 6th after 2 out, regained moderate 4th before last, kept on run-in -
5th7
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 6th halfway, pushed along after 3 out, no extra and kept on one pace from next -
6th10
Age 4
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, pushed along after 6th, soon no extra and kept on one pace from 3 out -
7th6
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, no impression from 4 out -
PU1
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid division, 7th halfway, went 6th 3 out, pushed along to go 4th approaching next, appeared to go wrong and pulled up quickly after 2 out -
PU2
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 5th halfway, pushed along after 6th, no impression from 4 out, pulled up before next -
PU4
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid division, mistake 5th, pushed along after next, no impression from 4 out, pulled up before next -
PU9
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, veered left and pulled up before 1st
VERDICT: Toad Hall has clearly had training issues but has nonetheless run two solid races in his career to date. He made a belated debut as a six-year-old when second in a Clonmel bumper and, while he was then absent for 690 days, chased home a subsequent Grade 3 winner at Punchestown last month. A reproduction of that form would see him difficult to beat and he readily holds Game On on that form, although that rival showed more at Thurles recently. Arabian Diamond will be suited by drying ground.
