TIMED OUT
FAQs
Karrotz ($KAZ)
Fri 09 Jun 2023 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
Ireland
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1st4
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Disputed, headed 2nd, remained close up in 2nd, disputed briefly 8th, mistake 5 out, challenged entering straight, led before 2 out, asserted after 2 out, reached for last, ridden run-in, stayed on well -
2nd1
Age 5 BLK TT
ANALYSIS: In touch in rear, pushed along from early, mistake 3rd, not fluent 7th, reminder next, 3rd when slight mistake 3 out, ridden and no impression before next, went 2nd before last where mistake, kept on same pace -
3rd2
Age 9 TT
ANALYSIS: Disputed, led 2nd, mistake 4th, joined briefly 8th, pushed along and pressed entering straight, ridden and headed before 2 out, no impression in 3rd when not fluent last, kept on one pace -
4th3
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, slight mistake 1st and slow next, not fluent 5 out, pushed along in rear after 3 out, soon detached, ridden before 2 out, no extra -
NR
5Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Clondaw Hollow ran well in a recent chase and connections have found an ideal opportunity. He point-to-pointed successfully in 2018 and while he made his chase debut just this year, showed enthusiasm for fences when a runner-up at Kilbeggan, is suited by good ground and should cope with the slight drop in distance. Chase debutant Mr Saxobeat has bits of form in staying hurdles and has previous point-to-point experience. He ran respectably at the Punchestown festival in April but might struggle to beat the selection. Britza continues with his lazy running style but his runs this year have been very disappointing and will need more enthusiasm jumping fences for the first time. Indian Admiral pulled up last month although it was his first start for 571 days.
