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EXETER TREBLE AND PATENT

14.10 – Rolling Dylan @ 6/4 BOG
14.40 – Politologue @ 3/1 BOG
15.10 – Fingal Bay @ 2/1 BOG

2pt Treble & 2pt Win Patent

Darren P Goodbody

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14.20

Alcala 129
The Fresh Prince 113

14.55

Agincourt Reef 113
Venetian Lad 112

15.30

Chef D Oeuvre 142
In The Hold 123

16.05

Showboater 104

16.40

Eco Warrior 116
Rocknrobin 105

Darren P Goodbody

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FONTWELL TREBLE

14.20 : Alcala @ 4/5 BOG
15.30 : Chef D Oeuvre @ 1/3 BOG
16.05 : Showboater @ 4/5 BOG

£50 Winning Treble returns : £216:00

Darren P Goodbody

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CLONMEL

13.30

Cliffside Park 140
Urano 139

14.00

De Plotting Shed 129
Presenting Oscar 123

15.45

Churchfield Champ 130
Mr Eko 110

16.20

Fairymount Boy 98
Orah Hall 88

16.55

Iconic Image 103
Sliabh Donn 99

Darren P Goodbody

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CLONMEL WIN PATENT

14.00 – De Plotting Shed @ 8/15 BOG
15.45 – Churchfield Champ @ 9/1 BOG
16.20 – Fairymount Boy @ 12/1 BOG

£2 Win Patent will return £778.27

Darren P Goodbody

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SANDOWN

13.40

Lochnagar 130
Aston Cantlow 125
Franciscan 125

14.10

The Clock Leary 129
Helium 122

14.45

Actinpieces 134
Jessber’s Dream 131
Tara Flow 131

15.20

Coward’s Close 128
Bob Tucker 126

16.20

Loose Chips 139
Beg To Differ 131

16.50

Jajamcool 122
One Style 118

Darren P Goodbody

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SANDOWN ROUND ROBIN

13.40 : LOCHNAGAR @ 7/2 BOG
14.10 : THE CLOCK LEARY @ 10/1 BOG
16.20 : LOOSE CHIPS @ 7/1 BOG

£1 EW @ £20.00 WIN RETURNS £708.52 – PLACE RETURN £44.81

Darren P Goodbody

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17.10 NAAS

TRAMLOUGH BOY

Noel Meade’s five year old son of Central Park diverts back to the level after a creditable run over hurdles when fourth to Au Quart De Tour at Gowran Park. The third from the race Automated as gone on to land a useful maiden hurdle at Navan when beating 122 rated hurdler Stuccodor.

His debut run under rules came on this circuit when beating Willie Mullins Blow by Blow by the shortest of margins, it is turning out to be a useful bumper with the runner up going on to frank that form at Navan on Valentines Day when holding the form with Jessica Harrington’s Jett. The third Jack Dillinger was out gunned by a very nice bumper horse in Village Mystic of Willie Mullins who is 16/1 for this years Champion Bumper.

His closest market rival will be Willie Mullin’s Avenir D’ Une Vie who won around this sphere at Navan when beating Gordon Elliott’s Delegate by two and three quarter lengths. The form of the runner up is not as strong and has been beaten very easily over the hurdle ranks as has the third Knockraha King.

One that could be open to much improvement is Edward Hales Virtual Insanity who could run out his current odds of 33/1. The son of Lockinge Stakes winning sire Virtual ran seventh on debut here at Naas when behind Ballela Boy. The winner has gone on to finish third to Jessica Harrington’s New to this Town who beat Avenir D ‘Une Vie that day. My assumption is that Noel Meade’s entry here is showing more promise and would not put anyone off having a small ew on Virtual Insanity at big odds.

TRAMLOUGH BOY : 3pt Win @ 6/4 BOG
Virtual Insanity : 1/2pt Each Way @ 33/1 BOG

Be Lucky

Darren P Goodbody

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SATURDAY 28th MAY 2016

14.50 CHESTER

BETWAY HANDICAP 7f 122y

There is a horse in this race that I personally feel is Listed to Group 3 level, even though William Haggas’s has two entered in the race being Valley of Fire and PREDOMINANCE the latter I feel should be exploiting it’s current mark of 96. Now if we take a look at his run in the Victoria Cup, now I definitely would not say the draw beat him as their looked like no bias with the first four home being from 29,6,2,21.

The RP’s analyses of his run that day, ‘Steadied start, held up towards rear, ridden 2 out, switched right over 1f out, never able to challenge‘ and to be fair to the RP they nailed it on how the horse ran, but I have gone back several times and had a look at the run. about three furlongs out the horse was pulling Pat Cosgrave’s arms out of his sockets, when he was given the persuader by Pat, he was quickening, but this is where the race was lost, when Pat quickly switched him out to the right, he lost about three lengths doing so, all momentum gone as was the race.

Now he only lost by seven lengths, take away the three lengths he lost in switching, and a length at least when no room at three out we would of seen him getting a lot closer than what his defeat was. Chester is a tight enough track and he looks to have the speed, but even though he has bagged the rail (stall 1), will they keep the same tactics and hold him off the pace, that is my worry, but if Pat can have him midfield and handy turning for home, I would prefer to see him brought down the centre on the home stretch and not the rails, as he is far better than this field.

PREDOMINANCE : 3pt Win @ 5/1 (BOG)

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