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Fri 19 Apr 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
Ireland
17:50 Limerick
Fri 19 Apr 2024 – Limerick Races On Instagram Maiden Hurdle
- Runners: 10
- Dist: 3m
- Type: Hurdle
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Soft to Heavy (Heavy in places)
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1st
2
Dancingondaceiling
25.00
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2nd
3
Driscolls Hill
2.50
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3rd
8
Rokathir
2.00
f
- Winning Time: 6m 45.1s
- Winning Distance: 1/2 L, 23 L
- Winning Trainer: A Ott
- Winning Jockey: S W Flanagan
- Win: €38.70
- Place: €8.10 , €1.02 , €1.50
- Exacta: €151.20
- Forecast: €90.76
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1st2
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, headway to dispute lead before 6th and led after 7th, travelled well entering straight, pushed along and 2 lengths clear last, ridden and kept on run-in, reduced advantage close home -
2nd3
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, led after 3rd, joined before 6th and headed after 7th, remained prominent, 2nd and pushed along before 2 out, soon ridden and kept on well run-in, not reach winner -
3rd8
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Soon led, 3rd halfway and slight mistake 7th, not fluent 4 out, pushed along approaching straight and no impression in 4th before 2 out, no extra -
4th6
Age 6
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, slightly hampered 5th, 5th halfway and closer 5 out, 4th next, pushed along approaching straight and soon ridden, 3rd and no impression after 2 out, soon no extra and slow last -
5th1
Age 6 TT
ANALYSIS: Mid-division early, 4th halfway, 5th and reminders after 3 out, soon no extra, tailed off -
6th4
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, detached before 6th, no threat from 5 out, tailed off -
PU5
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, slight mistake 1st and pecked 3rd, 6th halfway, no extra after 3 out and pulled up before next -
UR7
Age 5 TT
ANALYSIS: Led early, tracked leaders, 4th when mistake and unseated rider 5th -
PU9
Age 5
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, detached when slightly hampered 6th, closer before 4 out, no extra after next and well behind when pulled up before 2 out -
UR10
Age 5 CP
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, jumped right 1st, mistake and unseated rider 6th
VERDICT: There was only half a length between Driscolls Hill and Lough Owel at the line in Cork at the start of the month and the former is fancied to confirm form. Tom Gibney's charge was still a bit green in the straight then and was untidy at the last couple of flights. He stuck to his task well to get back up for second then behind easy winner Arion Soldier. Lough Owel is obviously a big player again with Jack Kennedy taking the mount now. Rokathir was well beaten when fourth in a maiden hurdle at Leopardstown on his 'track' debut but the point-to-point winner may get a bit closer now stepping up to three miles.
