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17:35 Thurles

Thursday 5 March 2020

All14:0514:4015:1515:5016:2517:0017:35

Fethard Flat Race

Off time: 17:35 | Winning time: 4m 12.5s

1^st

John Cannon

512-0

20/1

T: J G MurphyJ: Mr E Dwan (7)

Waited with in rear, headway to chase leaders under 5f out, effort in 2nd straight, challenged 1 1/2f out, led inside final furlong, stayed on best tchd 16/1

2^nd

2 ¼

En Beton

612-0

5/2

T: W P MullinsJ: Mr P W Mullins

Led, pushed along briefly on bend approaching halfway, went on with one rival from 5f out, reduced lead and strongly pressed 1 1/2f out, headed inside final furlong, one pace op 11/4 tchd 7/2

3^rd

Tango Echo Charlie

612-0

100/1

T: R TectorJ: J C Gainford (7)

Chased leaders, not go with principals from 5f out, headway straight, kept on same pace without threatening

4^th

6 ½

Oscar Thyne

512-0

5/1

T: G P CromwellJ: Mr J Dunne (7)

Waited with behind leaders, headway on outer from halfway, no impression approaching straight in 6th, soon some progress and kept on same pace without threatening op 6/1 tchd 7/1

5^th

Curlew Hill

512-0

6/4f

T: G ElliottJ: Mr J J Codd

Raced towards outer, chased leaders, lost position 6f out and towards rear, some headway and kept on same pace without threatening straight op 11/8 tchd 10/11

6^th

2 ¾

Annie Kate

511-7

10/1

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: Mr F Maguire (3)

Waited with behind leaders, pushed along under 6f out, soon no impression, kept on same pace without threatening straight op 14/1

7^th

8 ½

Rocconrockall

512-0

6/1

T: E J O'GradyJ: Mr B O'Neill

Prominent, soon 2nd, pushed along briefly under 6f out, went on with leader from 5f out, under pressure approaching straight, soon weakened op 9/2

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Milliway

Weight: 11-7| Age: 5

T: J P O'Keeffe J: Mr Darragh Allen

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€46.30Pl:€10.60, €2.40EX:€142.80Trifecta:€1,586.40SF:€69.86

Forecasts

Curlew Hill (6/4), En Beton (5/2), Oscar Thyne (5/1), Rocconrockall (6/1), Annie Kate (10/1), John Cannon (20/1), Milliway (25/1), Tango Echo Charlie (100/1)

ANNIE KATE has been brought along quietly and although her recent bumper form does not instantly suggest she will be winning soon, her runs at Naas and Punchestown provide enough encouragement to suggest she has a degree of talent and this could be a fair opportunity with a lack of serious rivals in the line-up. Her latest run was decent and if improving on that she could go close. Curlew Hill showed improvement on his latest outing and if able to progress he should be close enough. En Beton, like most of Willie Mullins' bumper runners, will have needed his first run at Navan in December and will be a popular selection.