Angie Orr Still Celebrating Her 70th Birthday Mares Handicap Hurdle · 2m1f165y
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
Won a C&D maiden hurdle by 12l last August; pulled up in both subsequent starts; hard to be confident on overall form.
Landed a competitive juvenile handicap hurdle at Cheltenham last spring on good; fair form on the Flat at up to 2m after; refused to race on chase debut at Clonmel; stayed on to some effect in a Flat handicap at Bellewstown last month, ground should suit.
Out of sorts since winning at Down Royal last October; finished more than 10l behind A Snow White Park in a recent handicap chase at Tramore.
A 66-1 winner at Ballinrobe last May, beating the subsequent Lartigue Hurdle winner Last Kingdom; fourth in a chase at Tramore last time her best effort since then; stayed on well having been set plenty to do; definite chance in ordinary contest.
Fair form in bumpers early last season; best effort over hurdles yet when runner-up of 12 in course handicap (2m2f, good) two weeks ago, making most of the running; stamina not certain to hold out over this trip.
Ordinary form in maidens and well beaten on handicap debut, better ground may help; trainer also runs Baby Fish.
A 33-1 winner for this rider on good ground at Cork last summer; pulled up at Leopardstown in March; shaped quite well at Down Royal on Monday, staying on late over 2m; the ground is coming right for her now.
Tends to run well at this venue and got off the mark under this rider in a C&D handicap last time; raised 7lb but should be competitive off that mark.
Not beaten far in sixth in a weak Tramore maiden; may slot into handicaps effectively; trainer also runs Doing It In Style.
Modest form in bumpers and maiden hurdles for her previous trainer; mid-division Leopardstown run last Christmas on stable debut was a small step in the right direction.
Little encouragement to be derived from the formbook for this mare, and she's been off a year.
Debut fourth in a bumper at Punchestown seemed promising; has shown little in maiden hurdles; trained by a top point-to-point producer; may improve.
Third in a bumper at this venue two years ago; has struggled in bumpers and maiden hurdles since that initial run; rider's 5lb claim and the fact that the stable had a winner at Punchestown offer some hope
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Community SignalA 66-1 winner at Ballinrobe last May, beating the subsequent Lartigue Hurdle winner Last Kingdom; fourth in a chase at Tramore last time her best effort since then; stayed on well having been set plenty to do; definite chance in ordinary contest.
Landed a competitive juvenile handicap hurdle at Cheltenham last spring on good; fair form on the Flat at up to 2m after; refused to race on chase debut at Clonmel; stayed on to some effect in a Flat handicap at Bellewstown last month, ground should suit.
Tends to run well at this venue and got off the mark under this rider in a C&D handicap last time; raised 7lb but should be competitive off that mark.
Ordinary form in maidens and well beaten on handicap debut, better ground may help; trainer also runs Baby Fish.
A 33-1 winner for this rider on good ground at Cork last summer; pulled up at Leopardstown in March; shaped quite well at Down Royal on Monday, staying on late over 2m; the ground is coming right for her now.
Not beaten far in sixth in a weak Tramore maiden; may slot into handicaps effectively; trainer also runs Doing It In Style.
Out of sorts since winning at Down Royal last October; finished more than 10l behind A Snow White Park in a recent handicap chase at Tramore.
Fair form in bumpers early last season; best effort over hurdles yet when runner-up of 12 in course handicap (2m2f, good) two weeks ago, making most of the running; stamina not certain to hold out over this trip.
Debut fourth in a bumper at Punchestown seemed promising; has shown little in maiden hurdles; trained by a top point-to-point producer; may improve.