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15:35 Thurles

Thursday 9 November 2017

All12:5513:2513:5514:2515:0015:3516:10

Thurles.ie Maiden Hurdle

Off time: 15:35 | Winning time: 6m 4.5s

1^st

Brahma Bull

611-12

2/9f

T: W P MullinsJ: P Townend

Tracked leader, disputed briefly from 5th to 6th, improved to dispute again after 3 out, led entering straight, jumped right 2 out, clear before last where pecked slightly, not extended op 1/5 tchd 1/4

2^nd

Eviscerating

511-4

6/1

T: M F MorrisJ: J W Kennedy

Led, joined and disputed briefly from 5th to 6th, joined and disputed again after 3 out, ridden and headed entering straight, no extra in 2nd before last, kept on one pace op 11/2

3^rd

Kilbrew Gold

511-4

6/1

T: H De BromheadJ: A E Lynch

Chased leaders, dropped to moderate 3rd before 4 out, 4th 3 out, ridden in moderate 3rd and no impression before straight, kept on one pace tchd 7/1

4^th

Christening Spoon

710-11

50/1

T: L YoungJ: R P Treacy (5)

Held up early, moderate 4th halfway, closer briefly in 3rd after 3 out, ridden in 4th and no extra before straight

5^th

Sheperds Cave

511-4

66/1

T: D HoganJ: S A Mulcahy (7)

Held up, 6th halfway, ridden and no impression 3 out, soon no extra op 100/1

6^th

Magnetosphere

511-4

66/1

T: Mrs S A BramallJ: A Ring (3)

Always towards rear, slight mistakes 4th and 6th, slight mistake 4 out, ridden and no extra next, soon weakened, completely tailed off

7^th

Rusty Morgan

511-4

66/1

T: J P RyanJ: P E Corbett (3)

Chased leaders early, 5th and slight mistake at 6th, ridden in rear 4 out, weakened and completely tailed off tchd 50/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.10Pl:€1.02, €2.50EX:€2.30Trifecta:€3.50SF:€2.55

Forecasts

Brahma Bull (2/9), Eviscerating (6/1), Kilbrew Gold (6/1), Christening Spoon (50/1), Sheperds Cave (66/1), Magnetosphere (66/1), Rusty Morgan (66/1)

Unbeaten in three bumpers it's difficult to see defeat for BRAHAMA BULL barring a fall and is expected to be seen again, if successful, at Naas on Saturday. Kilbrew Gold and Eviscerating are the best of the rest.