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13:05 Naas

Saturday 12 February 2022

All13:0513:4014:1514:5015:2516:0016:3017:00

Private Security Ltd Cleaning And Maintenance Supporting Kill GAA Rated Novice Hurdle

Off time: 13:07 | Winning time: 5m 9.2s

1^st

Brazil

411-0

9/4f

T: P RocheJ: M P Walsh

Disputed lead, led from 4th and made rest, went clear 2 out, niggled along and well clear after last, eased inside final furlong, very easily op 11/4 tchd 85/40

2^nd

Un Des Flos

411-4

15/2

T: G P CromwellJ: K M Donoghue

Held up disputing 5th, headway into moderate 2nd and ridden 2 out, no impression on easy winner when mistake at last, kept on one pace op 6/1

3^rd

3 ¼

Ebasari

411-4

11/2

T: G ElliottJ: D N Russell

Tracked leaders disputing 3rd, slight mistake 5th, ridden in moderate 3rd 2 out, soon no impression on leaders, kept on one pace op 7/2

4^th

Feigh

411-4

5/2

T: W P MullinsJ: P Townend

Disputed lead, took keen hold, not fluent at 2nd, headed at 4th, ridden in 2nd entering straight, dropped to moderate 4th 2 out, no impression op 3/1

5^th

Ben Siegel

411-4

9/2

T: N MeadeJ: S W Flanagan

Held up disputing 5th, ridden in 4th entering straight, moderate 5th 2 out, no impression op 4/1

Also Ran

Delante

411-7

16/1

T: T CooperJ: B J Cooper

Tracked leaders disputing 3rd, ridden and dropped to last 3 out, trailing when pulled up before 2 out op 18/1 tchd 22/1

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€3.25Pl:€1.30, €3.10EX:€17.60Trifecta:€59.30SF:€18.08

Forecasts

Brazil (9/4), Feigh (5/2), Ben Siegel (9/2), Ebasari (11/2), Un Des Flos (15/2), Delante (16/1)

EBASARI was yet to be asked for his effort when hampered 2 out at Navan last time, so he is given another chance to build on the promise of his big-field Cork hurdles debut success last month. Un Des Flos, a winner of his sole start in France, didn't shape at all badly on his first run on these shores in the aforementioned Navan novice and he is feared most ahead of Brazil and Ben Siegel.