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16:55 Sligo

Wednesday 27 September 2017

All14:1514:4515:1515:5016:2516:5517:30

Leo McMorrow Memorial Novice Handicap Chase

Off time: 16:55 | Winning time: 6m 6.9s

1^st

Poormans Hill

610-10

2/9f

T: G ElliottJ: J W Kennedy

Soon chased leaders, 3rd from 7th, chased leader after 3 out, pushed along before 2 out, almost on terms when left in lead at last, quickly asserted and stayed on well op 2/7

2^nd

Mic Milano

1010-13

12/1

T: J P RyanJ: D E Mullins

Prominent, led 2nd, slightly slow 4th, under pressure into straight and reduced lead, almost joined when bad mistake last, quickly headed and no extra

3^rd

Who's Cross

910-13

11/1

T: J P RyanJ: Rachael Blackmore

Prominent, jumped right 2nd and bumped rival, lost place from 8th and soon towards rear, some headway again but no impression in 3rd into straight, jumped right at last and no extra op 10/1

4^th

Dr Moloney

1011-7

14/1

T: S R B CrawfordJ: A E Lynch

Soon in rear, mistake 2nd, closed to dispute 4th from 7th, pushed along in 3rd after 3 out, soon no impression and no extra into straight

5^th

The Drunken Dr

99-12

28/1

T: N MoranJ: A W Short (7)

Led, headed 2nd and bumped, pushed along from next, dropped towards rear and reminders after 5th, no impression approaching 8th, soon no extra op 25/1

Also Ran

Island Master

811-6

12/1

T: W J BurkeJ: D J McInerney (7)

Soon chased leaders, disputed 4th from 7th, soon pushed along, 4th after 3 out and no impression, mistake and unseated rider last op 14/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.10Pl:€1.02, €3.90EX:€5.60Trifecta:€15.70SF:€4.78

Forecasts

Poormans Hill (2/9), Who's Cross (11/1), Mic Milano (12/1), Island Master (12/1), Dr Moloney (14/1), The Drunken Dr (28/1)

POORMANS HILL made a winning handicap chase debut at Downpatrick five days ago on his first outing for Gordon Elliott and duly won by 17L. He's dropped back in trip for this follow-up bid but has been raised just 4lb and on the evidence shown there, he may still be well ahead of the assessor. His case is further strengthened by the apparent paucity of opposition worth supporting. Dr Moloney went well last time at Hexham having suffered two falls previously. That was a decent effort but he doesn't tend to find a lot in a scrap and may end up settling for place money. Who's Cross and Island Master look the best of a weak remaining quartet.