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18:50 Fairyhouse

Tuesday 17 April 2018

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John & Chich Fowler Memorial EBF Mares Chase (Grade 3)

Off time: 18:58 | Winning time: 5m 34.3s

1^st

Youcantcallherthat

711-5

12/1

T: D HoganJ: D G Hogan

Chased leaders, slight mistake 5th, closed 8th, on terms from before 3 out, pecked 2 out, led approaching last, stayed on well run-in op 11/1 tchd 10/1

2^nd

Asthuria

710-11

6/5f

T: W P MullinsJ: P Townend

Led, joined from before 3 out, headed approaching last, no extra, one pace op 5/4 tchd 11/10

3^rd

3 ¼

West Bridge

710-11

20/1

T: R TynerJ: P T Enright

Soon in rear, 4th and no impression from 3 out, moderate 3rd from between last 2, kept on same pace without threatening op 18/1

4^th

Magic Of Light

710-11

5/1

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: R M Power

Chased leaders, slight mistake 3rd and pushed along briefly, slightly slow 6th and pushed along briefly, not fluent 4 out, no impression from before straight, dropped to moderate 4th between last 2, no extra, one pace op 11/2 tchd 6/1

5^th

Dinaria Des Obeaux

511-1

7/4

T: G ElliottJ: D N Russell

Soon raced in 2nd, slightly slow jump 8th, soon lost position and dropped to rear, weakened, completely tailed off tchd 13/8 and 2/1

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Elusive Ivy⁷²

Weight: 10-11| Age: 8

T: G P Cromwell J: A E Lynch

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€12.60Pl:€3.80, €1.02EX:€30.50Trifecta:€200.00SF:€28.50

Forecasts

Asthuria (6/5), Dinaria Des Obeaux (7/4), Magic Of Light (5/1), Youcantcallherthat (12/1), West Bridge (20/1), Elusive Ivy (20/1)

The gallant Youcantcallherthat and the Willie Mullins-trained Asthuria could be vying for the lead in the early stages with Magic Of Light from the Jessica Harrington yard chasing behind. With three out and out front runners in the contest the race could well end up falling in to the lap of the talented and consistent DINARIA DES OBEAUX who could play a waiting game in behind the early leaders before making a decisive move to land the spoils for the Grand National winning trio of Gigginstown/Elliott and Russell.