SIS, Supporting Irish Racing Maiden Hurdle · 2m2f185y
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Famous Name gelding; second foal out of a dual points winner; likely to need experience.
Very poor record in points; much better in two maiden hurdles runs; still hard to fancy but perhaps a handicap prospect in due course.
Cost 250,000GBP after winning a point but wasn't up to winning a bumper, twice a beaten favourite; goes hurdling here and should fare better with an obstacle in front of him.
Competed in quality bumper company for Noel Meade, notably in races won by The Wager and Boycetown who have contested Grade 1s; tailed off in three bumpers for this stable.
Point-to-point winner on good ground for Donnchadh Doyle late last season; mild promise in a Fairyhouse bumper in November; soundly beaten in another bumper at Down Royal in December; better on last two starts; met interference when third behind the market leaders at Kilbeggan a fortnight ago; strong chance now.
Took third in a Lingstown point in November; changed hands for £35,000GBP in December; beaten almost 20l when fourth in a bumper at Navan; not ruled out in this modest grade.
Dead-heated in a point in 2023; placed in a maiden hurdle at Sligo the same year; first run for a new stable after a long layoff.
Raced too keenly and dropped away from two out on debut at Bellewstown last month.
Has been beaten 10 lengths+ in all five handicap starts; had a recent spin over hurdles.
Dam is a half-sister to Kopek Des Bordes; may improve from Bellewstown run; third reserve.
Showed her first worthwhile form when a 20l runner-up in a C&D maiden hurdle last time; will have to build on that now handicapping.
A 25-1 chance when down the field at Cork on debut, will need to pick up more experience.
Well beaten in two maiden hurdles late last year; saddle slipped in a Fairyhouse bumper in January; tailed off at the same venue in February.
Half-sister to the very useful Amarillo Sky; failed to make any impact when 100-1 at Navan first time out.
Down the field in three maiden hurdle starts, the latest at 80-1; in good hands but best watched.
Beaten a long way in a six-runner Punchestown bumper on debut and can only be watched for now.
Ran creditably in two academy hurdles last year; fifth behind the useful Quinta Do Lago (Punchestown festival winner now rated 131) on Cork debut (good); unplaced favourite at Punchestown, heavy ground might have been an issue.
Second runner for yard; fair maiden on the Flat, runner-up in four of her last six starts at Dundalk since November; strong in the betting over C&D on hurdles debut a fortnight ago (sent off 9-2) but always in rear; still early days and better can be expected.
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Community SignalPoint-to-point winner on good ground for Donnchadh Doyle late last season; mild promise in a Fairyhouse bumper in November; soundly beaten in another bumper at Down Royal in December; better on last two starts; met interference when third behind the market leaders at Kilbeggan a fortnight ago; strong chance now.
Took third in a Lingstown point in November; changed hands for £35,000GBP in December; beaten almost 20l when fourth in a bumper at Navan; not ruled out in this modest grade.
Second runner for yard; fair maiden on the Flat, runner-up in four of her last six starts at Dundalk since November; strong in the betting over C&D on hurdles debut a fortnight ago (sent off 9-2) but always in rear; still early days and better can be expected.
Ran creditably in two academy hurdles last year; fifth behind the useful Quinta Do Lago (Punchestown festival winner now rated 131) on Cork debut (good); unplaced favourite at Punchestown, heavy ground might have been an issue.