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18:05 Kilbeggan

Saturday 10 August 2019

All17:3518:0518:3519:0519:3520:0520:35

Joe Cooney Memorial Hurdle

Off time: 18:05 | Winning time: 4m 41.6s

1^st

Westland Row

711-2

7/2

T: G ElliottJ: D F O'Regan

Towards rear, jumped big at 2nd and 4th, 5th after 5th, took closer order after 4 out, progress to 3rd after 2 out, travelled well and closed in 2nd home bend, led narrowly at last, asserted run-in, comfortably op 10/3

2^nd

3 ¼

Tombstone

911-12

5/1

T: G ElliottJ: Fergus Gregory (5)

Ran 4th, progress at 3rd, took closer order at 5th, improved to 2nd after 2 out, led approaching home bend, soon pushed along, headed at last, kept on same pace, switched left closing stages op 4/1

3^rd

8 ½

Flindt

410-12

3/1

T: Mrs D A LoveJ: D J O'Keeffe (5)

Tracked leader in 2nd, disputed after 1st, led after 5th, increased advantage 3 out, reduced advantage after 2 out, headed approaching home bend, dropped to 3rd and no extra before last tchd 11/4 and 10/3

4^th

Drumcliff

810-12

12/1

T: A A HowardJ: N P Madden

Held up in rear, 6th after 5th, progress after 2 out, no impression on leaders in 4th before last, no extra op 10/1

5^th

Conrad Hastings

811-2

13/8f

T: H De BromheadJ: Rachael Blackmore

Settled 3rd, 4th at 3rd, took closer order at 5th, under pressure after 2 out, weakened in 5th approaching home bend op 9/4

6^th

Flirting Lesa

810-5

33/1

T: P J HayesJ: C J Orr (5)

Led, disputed after 1st, headed after 5th, under pressure and lost place after 2 out, soon ridden and weakened to rear, eased before last

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€4.30Pl:€1.30, €2.70EX:€11.00Trifecta:€58.10SF:€20.89

Forecasts

Conrad Hastings (13/8), Flindt (3/1), Westland Row (7/2), Tombstone (5/1), Drumcliff (12/1), Flirting Lesa (33/1)

TOMBSTONE can get back to winning ways in this hotly-contested renewal. The nine-year-old started the year against the likes of Champion hurdler, Espoir D'Allen and Apple's Jade, more recently in Grade 3 and Grade 2 contests before finding life difficult in the 18-runner Grade A Galway Hurdle last week. The gelding has the class of race, a right handed track and an undulating track in his favour here and can take the prize ahead of stablemate, Westland Row and the Henry De Bromhead-trained Conrad Hastings.