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14:20 Fairyhouse

Sunday 3 April 2022

All13:1513:4514:2014:5515:3016:0516:4017:15

BoyleSports Irish Grand National April 18th Mares Chase (Listed)

Off time: 14:20 | Winning time: 5m 26.7s

1^st

Dolcita

710-5

1/1f

T: W P MullinsJ: P Townend

Made all, pushed along after 2 out and 3 lengths clear before last, ridden and kept on run-in, just held on op 6/4

2^nd

Hurricane Georgie

510-5

25/1

T: G ElliottJ: J W Kennedy

Ran 4th, slight mistake 1st, no impression 5 out, headway approaching straight and went 3rd 2 out, 2nd and pushed along approaching last, ridden and kept on well run-in, just failed op 18/1

3^rd

Darrens Hope

810-5

10/3

T: R MurphyJ: D J O'Keeffe

Tracked leaders, 3rd halfway, pushed along before 3 out, ridden and no impression in 4th after 2 out, left moderate 3rd at last, no extra op 18/5

4^th

That's Lifebuoy

710-5

100/1

T: J P RyanJ: L Quinlan

Towards rear, 5th halfway, mistake 9th, no impression when slight mistake 5 out, no extra from 3 out, left remote 4th at last op 80/1

5^th

2 ½

Clonmoyle

710-5

125/1

T: Peter FaheyJ: K C Sexton

Towards rear, slight mistake 6th and rider briefly lost iron, in rear from halfway, slow 5 out and soon detached, no extra from next op 200/1 tchd 100/1

Also Ran

Jeremys Flame

810-8

2/1

T: G P CromwellJ: L P Dempsey

Tracked leader, 2nd halfway, slight mistake 4 out, pushed along before 2 out, ridden and no impression in 3rd when fell last op 11/8 tchd 9/4

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Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€2.00Pl:€1.10, €3.80EX:€20.40Trifecta:€36.50SF:€15.55

Forecasts

Dolcita (1/1), Jeremys Flame (2/1), Darrens Hope (10/3), Hurricane Georgie (25/1), That's Lifebuoy (100/1), Clonmoyle (125/1)

JEREMYS FLAME needs to shrug off a lesser effort at Naas 3 weeks ago, yet her campaign on the whole has been a productive one, coming out on top from Dolcita at Thurles in February, and she can bounce back and confirm those placings here. The latter-named shouldn't be dismissed lightly though and rates the chief threat, ahead of Darrens Hope.