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19:25 Sligo

Wednesday 9 August 2017

All17:2517:5518:2518:5519:2519:55

Kilcawley Construction Rated Chase

Off time: 19:26 | Winning time: 5m 43.4s

1^st

Tiliver

511-7

4/1

T: A FlemingJ: P Townend

Tracked leaders, 5th halfway, mistake 4 out, headway travelling well after 2 out and led last, drew clear run-in and stayed on well, comfortably

2^nd

7 ½

Caniwillyegiveme

811-5

3/1j

T: S FaheyJ: B Browne (7)

Tracked leaders, headway to dispute 7th, led 3 out, pushed along after next and headed last, ridden and no impression on winner run-in, kept on one pace op 10/3

3^rd

1 ½

Manuka

811-11

3/1j

T: K ThorntonJ: Mr J C Barry (5)

Tracked leaders, 4th halfway, pushed along and headway on outer before 2 out, 3rd and slight mistake last, ridden and no impression run-in

4^th

Scenic Star

711-2

11/1

T: G P CromwellJ: G N Fox

Held up in rear, good headway to challenge approaching 2 out, pushed along and no impression in 4th before last, no extra op 10/1

5^th

2 ¼

Hero De Villeneuve

911-4

16/1

T: D A McLoughlinJ: C D Maxwell

Tracked leaders, pushed along in rear before 4 out, ridden and no impression after 3 out, kept on one pace in straight

6^th

Scripturient

511-5

7/1

T: G P CromwellJ: J M Moore

Led or disputed lead, pushed along and headed 3 out, soon no extra op 8/1

Also Ran

Tom Horn

1111-11

25/1

T: Peter MaherJ: R C Colgan

Prominent and disputed lead, slight mistake 3 out, soon no extra and weakened, pulled up before next op 20/1

RTR

Fenlon's Hill

611-2

5/1

T: P StaffordJ: A W Short (7)

Refused to race op 11/2 tchd 6/1

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Forecasts

Caniwillyegiveme (3/1), Manuka (3/1), Tiliver (4/1), Fenlon's Hill (5/1), Scripturient (7/1), Scenic Star (11/1), Hero De Villeneuve (16/1), Tom Horn (25/1)

If SCRIPTURLENT proves as effective on softer ground tonight then he's probably the one to catch. His jumping was much better at Stratford last time, and it may have been that, rather than anything else, that proved the key factor. If he jumps as well here he's got definite chances of following up. Caniwillyegiveme and Manuka look the two most likely to give him problems. Both are going the right way and should have more to offer.