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17:45 Dundalk

Friday 1 November 2019

All17:1517:4518:1518:4519:1519:4520:1520:45

BetVictor Bet 5 Get 30 Offer Handicap (45-65)

Off time: 17:46 | Winning time: 59.08s

1^st

(9)

May Remain

49-5

8/1

T: P J F MurphyJ: G M Ryan (5)

Close up, travelling smoothly straight, pushed along to challenge and on terms over 1f out, soon led, stayed on well inside final furlong op 7/1

2^nd

1 ¾

(1)

Ty Rock Brandy

49-12

5/2f

T: N LupiniJ: R P Whelan

Bumped with rival leaving stalls, soon tracked leaders, effort straight, kept on without threatening winner inside final furlong op 4/1

3^rd

(8)

Pillar

69-2

7/1

T: A McGuinnessJ: C T Keane

Close up, a little keen, effort straight, kept on same pace inside final furlong op 6/1

4^th

(4)

Bambari

68-8

9/1

T: J A StackJ: A J Slattery (5)

Soon led, pressed straight, joined over 1f out, soon headed and one pace op 10/1 tchd 17/2

5^th

(5)

Straffan

48-8

8/1

T: Francis CaseyJ: Karen Kenny (7)

Slightly bumped rival start, chased leaders, a little keen, effort straight, kept on same pace final furlong

6^th

(16)

Boughtinthedark

38-8

25/1

T: D HoganJ: James J Doyle

Chased leaders on outer, effort straight, kept on same pace final furlong

7^th

(2)

A Step Too Far

39-5

8/1

T: Peter FaheyJ: O J Orr

Bumped with rival leaving stalls, close up, effort towards inner straight, kept on same pace final furlong

8^th

(7)

Polly Douglas

69-9

12/1

T: K P CotterJ: N M Crosse (5)

A little slow into stride and pushed along briefly, soon tracked leaders, pushed along again briefly between horses inside first 2f, effort straight, kept on same pace final furlong tchd 14/1

9^th

(14)

It's All A Joke

410-0

16/1

T: A McGuinnessJ: T P Madden (3)

Soon towards rear, raced on outer straight and headway and effort, kept on same pace final furlong

10^th

(13)

Lapilli

69-6

20/1

T: D HoganJ: J M Sheridan (7)

Rear of mid-division, headway and effort straight, kept on same pace final furlong

11^th

(11)

Compton's Finale

310-0

7/1

T: A KeatleyJ: O McSweeney (10)

A little slow into stride and soon slightly impeded, rear of mid-division, headway and effort straight, kept on same pace final furlong op 8/1

12^th

4 ¾

(10)

King Citric

48-13

25/1

T: F BirraneJ: K J Leonard

A little slow into stride and pushed along briefly, towards rear, pushed along in last inside first 2f, no impression 2f out op 33/1

13^th

(15)

Joules

68-11

25/1

T: L ComerJ: D P McDonogh

Tracked leaders, effort straight, no extra from over 1f out op 22/1

14^th

4 ¾

(6)

Soldier's Folly

38-12

25/1

T: A OliverJ: C P Hoban

Dwelt and impeded, pushed along briefly, towards rear, under pressure inside first 2f, no impression 2f out

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Non-Runners

(17)

Ken's Sam's⁷

Weight: 9-10| Age: 6

T: A McGuinness J: Reserve 3

(12)

Bahlwan⁷

Weight: 9-8| Age: 4

T: D Hogan J: Reserve 2

(3)

Hot Stuff³⁵

Weight: 8-8| Age: 6

T: P Downey J: Reserve 1

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€9.60Pl:€3.10, €1.40, €2.40EX:€39.80Trifecta:€160.50Tricast:€155.82SF:€28.63

Forecasts

Ty Rock Brandy (5/2), Pillar (7/1), Compton's Finale (7/1), May Remain (8/1), Straffan (8/1), A Step Too Far (8/1), Bambari (9/1), Ken's Sam's (10/1), Bahlwan (11/1), Polly Douglas (12/1), It's All A Joke (16/1), Lapilli (20/1), Boughtinthedark (25/1), King Citric (25/1), Joules (25/1), Soldier's Folly (25/1), Hot Stuff (33/1)

The solid and consistent PILLAR has been running well on turf over the summer and can get back to winning ways on return to this surface where the Rock Of Gibraltar has hit the frame on five occasions from seven starts over C&D. The six-year-old could take some stopping if getting his own way from the front. Ty Rock Brandy is 2lb lower than her C&D win in March and can emerge as the biggest danger following a win on the AW at Wolverhampton last month. The Peter Fahey-trained A Step Too Far can go well at a price from stall 2. If making the line-up, it would be hard to dismiss the claims of the Denis Hogan-trained Bahlwan.