Hugh Mulryan Memorial (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race · 2m1f
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Twelfth foal; half-brother to winners Master Dancer (1m-2m Flat inc 2yo, RPR 77; useful 2m and 2m5f hurdle) and A Song For You (7.5f/1m; 80); by a Leger winner and cost Eur8,000 as a 3yo; yard won this in 2022 so is worth a market check.
First foal; dam unraced half-sister to winners Batonnier (bumper/useful 2m4f hurdle) and Le Bazin (prolific French 2m1f-2m5f hurdle/chase); by a useful sire and cost Eur30,000 as a 3yo; likely to improve from this; tongue-tie.
Fifth foal; half-brother to winners Ellen Kelly (dual bumper) and Metalor (point); dam unraced half-sister to smart 10.5f-2m winner Litigant; decent pedigree but made only Eur2,000 as a 3yo; likely to improve from this.
Fifth foal; closely related to 5f 2yo/6f winner Pals Battalion (inc AW; RPR 93); dam French maiden from 6f-11.5f (73), half-sister to 10.6f/1m4f Listed winner Fire Fighting; Flat-bred was a Eur3,000 vendor buyback as a yearling; one to watch on debut.
Brother to French 2m2f hurdle/chase winner Koliriska, half-brother to French 2m1f hurdle winner Kerkadova; dam well held only start over hurdles; by a top French sire and cost Eur52,000 as a 3yo; respected yard won this last year and the market can guide on debut.
Fifth foal; half-brother to French winners Lady Barbarella (2m2f-2m6f jump) and Erik Le Viking (2m2f chase); dam maiden hurdler (best run at 3m2f), half-sister to 2m7f hurdle winner Dream Deal; by a leading French sire and maximum respect from this yard especially if strong in the market.
Well beaten on debut at Leopardstown on heavy ground, albeit behind a smart winner; debut for a new yard and likely to do better.
French-bred posted a solid effort on debut at Leopardstown behind a subsequent Punchestown winner; that was in testing ground but if he handles this terrain as well should get involved with more to come.
Has a useful Flat pedigree but was beaten a long way in an Academy hurdle over Christmas and has to improve hugely; respected yard.
First foal; dam Group-placed 1m2f winner (RPR 96), sister to 1m2f Group 2 winner Vancouverite, half-sister to 9.5f Group 2 UAE Derby winner Khawlah (dam of Derby winner Masar), from the family of Sea The Stars and Galileo; sold by Godolphin unraced for 40,000Gns last autumn; fine Flat pedigree and a top rider aboard; worth a market check.
Fourth foal; half-brother to bumper winner Will Wilde; dam fourth over 1m1f/1m3f in France, sister to point winner On Se Calme, half-sister to smart French/US 7.5f-8.5f winner Yorktown; cost Eur27,000 as a yearling; decent pedigree and could run well on debut.
Did too much from the front when beaten 36l in a Punchestown bumper; has to settle better.
Third foal; dam unraced half-sister to winners incl' Minella Awards (smart 2m4f-3m1f hurdle/chase) and Montys Meadow (useful bumper/2m hurdle/2m4f chase); made Eur8,500 as a foal but only Eur5,000 as a 3yo; likely to improve from this debut run.
Pulled-up in a point on debut in testing ground; decent enough pedigree (family of Remittance Man) so may do better.
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Linford owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. With no SR/RPR/TS data on the winner, the Balanced lens leaned on market confidence (91) and pace fit instead. The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
Nearest rival if the simulation drifts off the primary path.
Strongest upside if you want a less obvious route through the field.
Even weighting across form, market confidence and race-day volatility.
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Transforms live price respect into a confidence signal inside the chamber.
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Shows whether the current price still leaves enough upside in the pick.
Controlled volatility that keeps the simulation realistic and stress-tests the profile.
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Community SignalFifth foal; half-brother to French winners Lady Barbarella (2m2f-2m6f jump) and Erik Le Viking (2m2f chase); dam maiden hurdler (best run at 3m2f), half-sister to 2m7f hurdle winner Dream Deal; by a leading French sire and maximum respect from this yard especially if strong in the market.
French-bred posted a solid effort on debut at Leopardstown behind a subsequent Punchestown winner; that was in testing ground but if he handles this terrain as well should get involved with more to come.
Well beaten on debut at Leopardstown on heavy ground, albeit behind a smart winner; debut for a new yard and likely to do better.
Brother to French 2m2f hurdle/chase winner Koliriska, half-brother to French 2m1f hurdle winner Kerkadova; dam well held only start over hurdles; by a top French sire and cost Eur52,000 as a 3yo; respected yard won this last year and the market can guide on debut.
First foal; dam Group-placed 1m2f winner (RPR 96), sister to 1m2f Group 2 winner Vancouverite, half-sister to 9.5f Group 2 UAE Derby winner Khawlah (dam of Derby winner Masar), from the family of Sea The Stars and Galileo; sold by Godolphin unraced for 40,000Gns last autumn; fine Flat pedigree and a top rider aboard; worth a market check.
Did too much from the front when beaten 36l in a Punchestown bumper; has to settle better.