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Sat 04 May 2024 Racecards
UK time:
00:00:00
Ireland
15:05 Punchestown
Sat 04 May 2024 – Colm Quinn Bmw Handicap Chase (0-145)
- Runners: 21
- Dist: 3m 7f 68y
- Type: Chase
- Surface: Turf
- Going: Soft
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1st
18
The Gradual Slope
22.00
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2nd
10
Your Own Story
6.50
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3rd
21
Brucejack
28.00
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4th
11
Landen Calling
28.00
- Winning Time: 8m 51.8s
- Winning Distance: neck, 8 1/2 L, 10 L
- Winning Trainer: S O O'Brien
- Winning Jockey: M M McDonagh
- Win: €27.10
- Place: €4.80 , €2.70 , €5.80 , €6.00
- Exacta: €242.20
- Forecast: €166.41
- Tricast: €4,112.67
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1st18
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 7th halfway, 5th 3 out, headway into 2nd after next, closer before last, ridden and kept on well run-in to lead close home -
2nd10
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 4th halfway, left close 2nd and slightly hampered 4 out, led next, pushed along after 2 out, ridden and kept on run-in, headed close home -
3rd21
Age 7
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, 8th halfway, 5th before 4 out, 3rd entering straight, ridden after 2 out and no impression run-in, kept on one pace -
4th11
Age 8 BLK TT
ANALYSIS: Led early, tracked leader and 3rd halfway, closer after 4 out, slight mistake next, 5th and pushed along entering straight, soon ridden and no impression approaching last, no extra run-in -
5th6
Age 9
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division early, towards rear halfway, 9th and ridden approaching 3 out, kept on one pace after next, never a factor -
6th4
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Towards rear, some headway after 5 out, 6th and pushed along 3 out, no impression approaching next, no extra -
7th2
Age 10 BLK
ANALYSIS: Tracked leader, 2nd halfway, left in lead briefly after 4 out, pushed along entering straight, no impression and dropped to 4th approaching last where bad mistake, no extra run-in -
8th1
Age 10 TT
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, towards rear approaching 4 out, pushed along and slight mistake 3 out, no impression in straight, never a factor -
9th19
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, pushed along and no impression when blundered 3 out, no extra in straight, tailed off -
PU3
Age 9
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, never a factor, pushed along and towards rear 5 out, no extra and pulled up after next -
PU5
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders early, mid-division halfway, no extra after 5 out, eased and pulled up before next -
PU7
Age 12 BLK
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division on outer, never a factor, pushed along after 8th, reminder and towards rear before 6 out, soon no extra and pulled up before 5 out -
UR8
Age 10 BLK TT
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 5th halfway, 7th and pushed along 3 out, no impression when mistake and unseated rider next -
F9
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: Prominent and led from 3rd, 2 lengths advantage when fell 4 out -
PU12
Age 9 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, pushed along after 15th, detached after 5 out, no extra and pulled up before 3 out -
PU14
Age 10 CP
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders, 6th halfway, slow 15th, pushed along and dropped towards rear before 5 out, no extra and pulled up before 4 out -
UR15
Age 8
ANALYSIS: Rear of mid-division, badly hampered and unseated rider 7 out -
PU16
Age 8 CP
ANALYSIS: Mid-division, pushed along after 4 out and 8th next, soon no extra and pulled up before 2 out -
PU17
Age 7 TT
ANALYSIS: Always towards rear, never a factor, mistake 6 out, pushed along and no impression after next, no extra, behind and pulled up before 2 out -
UR20
Age 7 CP
ANALYSIS: Tracked leaders early, mid-division halfway, 7th when mistake and unseated rider 4 out -
F22
Age 8 VIS
ANALYSIS: Mid-division on outer, 9th halfway, reminder after 14th, fell 7 out -
NR
13Age 7 VIS
ANALYSIS: NonRunner
VERDICT: Third in this contest last year, History Of Fashion is a proven stayer who has every chance of going two places better. The Pat Fahy-trained 10-year-old arguably ran a career best when fifth in the Irish Grand National recently. He raced from 2lb out of the handicap on that occasion but can run off his correct mark here. Better ground is also likely to suit the gelding. Klarc Kent obviously appreciated the stamina test when running his best race to date in the Scottish Grand National last month. He has to be a leading contender again for the in-form Mullins/Townend team. The veteran Sir Bob, who has been in great heart of late, can also play a part.
