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16:45 Navan

Sunday 11 February 2024

All13:4514:1514:4515:1515:4516:1516:45

William Hill Bet10Get5 On Irish Racing (Pro/Am) Flat Race

Off time: 16:45 | Winning time: 4m 10.1s

1^st

Cantico

512-0

4/11f

T: W P MullinsJ: Mr P W Mullins

Made all, travelling well 2f out, pushed along and went clear 1f out, stayed on strongly final furlong, easily op 1/3 tchd 30/100

2^nd

Olympy De Cerisy

512-0

13/2

T: D QueallyJ: Mr D L Queally

Tracked leaders in 3rd early, 2nd after 5f, pushed along in 2nd 3f out, ridden and no impression on winner under 2f out, kept on same pace in 2nd final furlong op 11/2 tchd 7/1

3^rd

Lough Owel

612-0

9/1

T: G ElliottJ: Mr H C Swan (5)

Tracked leader in 2nd, niggled along after 5f and dropped to 3rd, pushed along in 4th 3f out, soon ridden, moderate 4th 2f out, no impression on leaders, went moderate 3rd at line op 10/1 tchd 11/1

4^th

On The Steel

512-0

16/1

T: C O'DwyerJ: Mr F Maguire

In touch in last, 4th at halfway, ridden and went 3rd 3f out, soon no impression on leaders, moderate 3rd 1f out, no extra final furlong, 4th at line op 12/1

5^th

Holddoor

812-0

9/1

T: P NolanJ: Mr J L Gleeson (5)

Tracked leaders in 4th early, last at halfway, pushed along in 4th 3f out, soon ridden, moderate last 2f out, weakened op 12/1

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Non-Runners

Rodney⁴⁴

Weight: 12-0| Age: 5

T: J J Hanlon J: P Hanlon

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:€1.37Pl:€1.10, €1.70EX:€3.40Trifecta:€10.80SF:€3.50

Forecasts

Cantico (4/11), Olympy De Cerisy (13/2), Lough Owel (9/1), Holddoor (9/1), On The Steel (16/1), Rodney (25/1)

CANTICO shaped well on his debut for Willie Mullins when third in a Leopardstown bumper and this winning pointer can build on it and prove too strong for Gordon Elliott's Lough Owel, who also looks to have better days ahead of him judged on his Limerick bumper second.