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15:50 Limerick

Thursday 30 March 2017

All13:4514:1514:4515:1515:5016:2517:00

Hugh McMahon Memorial Novice Chase (Grade 3)

Off time: 15:51 | Winning time: 6m 51.4s

1^st

General Principle

811-0

4/5f

T: G ElliottJ: B J Cooper

Tracked leaders in 3rd, slightly slow 6th, slight mistake 12th, 2nd from 3 out, on terms approaching straight, soon led, asserted between last 2, stayed on well run-in, comfortably op Evens

2^nd

6 ½

Twiss's Hill

810-7

6/1

T: D H KellyJ: S W Flanagan

Led, pushed along and joined approaching straight, soon headed, no impression between last 2, one pace op 11/2

3^rd

All Hell Let Loose

811-0

9/4

T: H De BromheadJ: D J Mullins

Tracked leader, mistake 1st, slight mistake 3 out, soon 3rd, pushed along approaching straight, soon no impression, slight mistake 2 out and no extra op 2/1

4^th

Roisin A Chroi

610-7

66/1

T: J QueallyJ: B T O'Connell

In rear, not fluent 2nd, not go with principals 10th, went distant 4th before 2 out op 50/1

5^th

Adarenna

510-1

33/1

T: J J HanlonJ: Rachael Blackmore

Held up, soon raced in 4th, not go with principals from before 3 out, dropped to distant 5th before 2 out, slight mistake last op 25/1

6^th

2 ¼

Carrigeen Acebo

910-7

12/1

T: R H LalorJ: Miss E A Lalor

Held up, soon raced in 5th, slightly slow 9th, not go with principals next and no danger after in rear op 10/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.60Pl:€1.02, €2.70EX:€5.20Trifecta:€10.70SF:€6.54

Forecasts

General Principle (4/5), All Hell Let Loose (9/4), Twiss's Hill (6/1), Carrigeen Acebo (12/1), Adarenna (33/1), Roisin A Chroi (66/1)

GENERAL PRINCIPLE sets the standard on paper having got off the mark in good style last time at Gowran Park and he is entitled to hold strong claims going up in trip. The race doesn't have a lot of depth but All Hell Let Loose is respected having been pitched into a Cheltenham handicap on his first start of the campaign. Carrigeen Acebo is the best of the rest although she may struggle for now to add to last month's shock win at Thurles.