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17:30 Curragh

Sunday 21 July 2019

All14:0014:3515:1015:4516:2016:5517:3018:00

Curragh Summer Festival Handicap

Off time: 17:30 | Winning time: 3m 33.8s

1^st

Il Paradiso

38-4

11/10f

T: A P O'BrienJ: W M Lordan

Led early, soon raced in 2nd, on terms 7f out, led again from 4f out, pushed along over 2f out, quickly asserted, stayed on well, easily op 6/4

2^nd

Shakespear'sgalley

49-2

13/2

T: J P O'BrienJ: D O'Brien

Soon raced in moderate 3rd, 4th after 6f, took closer order halfway, 3rd again 3f out, pushed along over 2f out, one pace after

3^rd

3 ½

Trossachs

38-13

6/4

T: J S BolgerJ: K J Manning

Soon raced in moderate 4th, 5th after 6f, took closer order halfway, 4th on outer and pushed along early straight, soon chased front pair and one pace op 11/8

4^th

Tirmizi

68-12

16/1

T: M HalfordJ: R P Whelan

Soon well off pace in 5th, 4th after 5f and soon closed in 3rd, pushed along in 2nd 3f out, no extra from under 2f out

5^th

Brazos

510-0

14/1

T: J J MurphyJ: R C Colgan

Soon led, joined 7f out, headed from 4f out, weakened straight op 12/1

6^th

Hot Beat

79-1

25/1

T: T M WalshJ: W J Lee

Soon off pace in rear, took closer order halfway, not go with leaders from 6f out, soon weakened

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Conron⁸¹

Weight: 8-7| Age: 5

T: Mrs J Harrington J: S Foley

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.10Pl:€1.20, €1.60EX:€9.30Trifecta:€24.30SF:€9.78

Forecasts

Il Paradiso (11/10), Trossachs (6/4), Conron (4/1), Shakespear'sgalley (13/2), Brazos (14/1), Tirmizi (16/1), Hot Beat (25/1)

A really good standard handicap this with many of the runners boasting appealing profiles but none more so than four-timer seeking TROSSACHS who hasn't been just winning rather absolutely hacking up in his three wins. Also seeking a fourth win of the year is Shakespear'sgalley and he too is a big player especially as unlike the selection he is a proven 2m stayer. Il Paradiso could be the fly in the ointment for Ballydoyle.