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18:50 Leopardstown

Thursday 20 July 2023

All16:4517:1517:4518:2018:5019:2519:5520:30

Dublin To Bahrain Handicap

Off time: 18:50 | Winning time: 2m 0.06s

1^st

(1)

Celtic Crown

69-12

14/1

T: A McGuinnessJ: C J MacRedmond (5)

Mid-division, 3rd halfway, closed on inner 1 1/2f out, soon led, asserted inside final furlong, kept on well, comfortably op 12/1

2^nd

(2)

Cordouan

59-11

10/3

T: A McGuinnessJ: Adam Caffrey (5)

Rear of mid-division, 4th halfway, took closer order 2f out, not much room behind horses 1 1/2f out, soon switched right, improved to 2nd inside final furlong, kept on, not trouble winner op 7/2 tchd 3/1

3^rd

(8)

No Niki No

79-8

13/2

T: Eoghan O'NeillJ: D P McDonogh

Led, headed after 1 1/2f, 2nd halfway, dropped to 3rd 1 1/2f out, no impression in 4th inside final furlong, kept on in 3rd closing stages op 5/1 tchd 15/2

4^th

1 ¾

(4)

Tea Olive

38-7

2/1f

T: N MeadeJ: J A Powell (5)

Tracked leader, led after 1 1/2f, under pressure and headed over 1f out, no impression, dropped to 3rd inside final furlong, no extra in 4th closing stages op 11/4

5^th

1 ½

(3)

Vocal Studies

49-3

9/4

T: J S BolgerJ: R P Cleary

Towards rear, 5th halfway, niggled along over 3f out, no impression on principals over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong tchd 5/2

6^th

(6)

Chavajod

59-5

11/1

T: D P CoakleyJ: L F Roche

Reared slightly leaving stalls, raced in rear, 6th halfway, under pressure over 2f out, no impression and weakened 1 1/2f out, eased inside final furlong, tailed off op 17/2

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Non-Runners

(7)

Higher Kingdom¹⁹

Weight: 9-9| Age: 6

T: J C McConnell J: Siobhan Rutledge

(5)

Longbourn¹⁹

Weight: 10-0| Age: 7

T: R O'Sullivan J: D McMonagle

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€16.30Pl:€4.30, €2.40EX:€110.50Trifecta:€247.30Tricast:€340.66SF:€61.54

Forecasts

Tea Olive (2/1), Vocal Studies (9/4), Cordouan (10/3), Higher Kingdom (5/1), Longbourn (6/1), No Niki No (13/2), Chavajod (11/1), Celtic Crown (14/1)

HIGHER KINGDOM returned to form when second in a competitive event at the Curragh last time and a performance of similar merit could be enough to go one better. Chavajod is a big danger and No Niki No is one of several others for whom a case can be made.