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20:10 Bellewstown

Thursday 6 July 2017

All17:0517:3518:0518:3519:0519:4020:1020:40

Irish Mirror Novice Hurdle

Off time: 20:12 | Winning time: 4m 0.0s

1^st

Twobeelucky

411-6

6/4

T: H De BromheadJ: A E Lynch

Disputed early, chased leader in 2nd from 1st, travelled well to narrow lead before 2 out, mistake 2 out, ridden and pressed before last, quickened away run-in, easily op 7/4

2^nd

7 ½

Royal Hawk

411-6

8/11f

T: W P MullinsJ: P Townend

Chased leaders, 3rd halfway, ridden before 2 out, stayed on to challenge after 2 out, no extra in 2nd last, kept on same pace op 8/13 tchd 4/5

3^rd

1 ¾

Fraser

411-0

16/1

T: D H KellyJ: P E Corbett (3)

Held up, moderate 4th halfway, slight mistake 5 out, closer after 4 out, ridden to challenge before 2 out, under pressure in 3rd last, kept on same pace op 33/1 tchd 14/1

4^th

Edification

411-0

20/1

T: R P McNamaraJ: R M Power

Soon disputed, led 1st, clear before 3rd, reduced advantage 4th, mistake 5th, slight mistakes 5 out and 4 out, headed before 2 out, soon ridden, no extra in 4th before last, kept on one pace op 16/1

5^th

Zauffaly

411-0

50/1

T: J LarkinJ: G N Fox

Held up towards rear, not fluent early, ridden in moderate 5th before 3 out, no impression, soon weakened

6^th

Bobby Boucher

411-0

66/1

T: P W FlynnJ: R C Colgan

Held up towards rear, slight mistakes 4th and 5 out, rear and slight mistake 4 out, soon ridden and weakened, tailed off op 50/1

7^th

Tangerine

410-7

66/1

T: D H KellyJ: R Loughran

Held up towards rear, ridden and no impression 4 out, soon no extra and weakened, tailed off op 50/1

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Bhutan¹⁴⁴

Weight: 11-0| Age: 4

T: J P O'Brien J: D N Russell

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.50Pl:€1.40, €1.02EX:€2.80Trifecta:€7.90SF:€2.99

Forecasts

Royal Hawk (8/11), Twobeelucky (6/4), Bhutan (8/1), Fraser (16/1), Edification (20/1), Zauffaly (50/1), Bobby Boucher (66/1), Tangerine (66/1)

Royal Hawk is sure to be popular for the champion trainer in this but his winning Irish debut at Cork was as much workmanlike as it was anything else. He may have more to offer but does not look a stable star in the making so he might be worth taking on. TWOBEELUCKY made a pleasing start to his jumps career and, having reached a mark of 89 on the Flat, has plenty scope for better at this game. Henry De Bromhead's charge can take this prize. Bhutan's only jumps start to date was in a Grade One, so he'll surely find this more to his liking while Edification may also do well in this sphere, though his long absence tempers enthusiasm for today.