Tramore 02 June 2017

Going: Good
 
 
Sunny spells

Forecast: Sunny spells
Temperature: 9.4° - 15.9°
Rainfall: none
Wind: 12.8 mph SW

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1

17:40 Tramore (IRE) (5YO plus)

Tramore Racecourse Supporters Club Beginners Chase

2m 5f 150y

Winner €9,239 - 11 ran

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UNE LAVANDIERE will arrive full of confidence following her breakthrough success in a maiden hurdle at Killarney and connections are wasting no time switching the six-year-old to fences. The feeling is that she will find another gear or two in this sphere and gets the vote to see off Tiliver, who was a promising third at Roscommon last time, and Margaret Mullins' chasing newcomer Sweet Shirleen.

2

18:15 Tramore (IRE) (5YO plus)

Tramore Golf Club Handicap Chase (0-95)

2m 5f 150y

Winner €6,160 - 16 ran

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It might pay to side with DARK OUTSIDER, who won nicely at Killarney last time and is already proven at this track. Willow Grange has struck up a good relationship with conditional jockey Tommy Brett and the pair, who have finished runner-up both here and at Downpatrick recently, are likely to be in there pitching, while Kilderry Prince and Native Lass are others to keep an eye on.

3

18:45 Tramore (IRE) (4YO only)

Waterford Technologies Maiden Hurdle

2m

Winner €6,775 - 14 ran

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WARP FACTOR has posted a number of solid efforts on the level since his narrow defeat in a Listed hurdle at Musselburgh in February and, with cheekpieces equipped for the first time, he rates the one to beat. Whiskey Sour won twice on the Flat for Edward Lynam and is sure to have plenty of supporters on his NH debut for Willie Mullins, while Papal Motel appears to hold Leomar on their Kilbeggan clash.

4

19:15 Tramore (IRE) (4YO plus)

Al Eile Stud Mares Maiden Hurdle

2m 5f

Winner €6,775 - 15 ran

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Horse
Age / Wt / OR
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Form Snapshot

KINGS DOLLY has gone well in a couple of competitive bumpers at Tipperary and Cork in recent weeks and warmed up for this assignment with a solid second between the flags last weekend. The booking of Davy Russell is a big positive and a fair effort is clearly anticipated. Chestnut Brave is respected on her best form and looks sure to go well, while Open To The World has plenty of scope over hurdles and was unlucky to bump into one last time.

5

19:45 Tramore (IRE) (4YO plus)

Club Deise Handicap Hurdle (80-95)

2m 5f

Winner €6,160 - 15 ran

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Age / Wt / OR
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Station Closed took 22 runs to get off the mark but has now won her last two and should be suited by this step up in distance under Davy Russell once more. That said, the nine-year-old has now gone up 9lb in the last fortnight and that could leave her vulnerable against the likes of LITTLESTICKARUBARB, who wears a hood on his first start for Matthew Smith and could potentially find some improvement for the increase in trip. The consistent Rockey Storm and Bold Sky are others to take seriously.

6

20:15 Tramore (IRE) (4YO plus)

Al Eile Handicap Hurdle

2m

Winner €7,392 - 7 ran

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Horse
Age / Wt / OR
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Form Snapshot

JEFFERSON DAVIS put in a courageous display to win well at Clonmel a fortnight ago and the four-year-old looks likely to continue his progress with another bold display. He looks the type to thrive on his racing and a 5lb rise might not be enough to prevent a third win from his last four starts. Magnetic Force has been getting closer and has won here in the past, while Double Speak is talented but not the most reliable.

7

20:45 Tramore (IRE) (4YO to 7YO)

Dunhill (ladies Pro/am) Flat Race

2m

Winner €6,160 - 12 ran

No.
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Horse
Age / Wt / OR
Jockey / Trainer
Form Snapshot

DECISION TIME shaped as though the outing would benefit her at Wexford last month and it would be no surprise to see John Kiely's mare go very close here under Katie Walsh once more. The six-year-old should be suited by the drying ground and can account for Ri An Rian, who has a decent pedigree and is ridden by Cheltenham Festival-winning rider Lisa O'Neill, while Max Moonhead has place claims on the best of his form last season and is respected.

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