Tramore 19 August 2017

Going: Yielding (Soft in places)
 
 
Sunny spells

Forecast: Sunny spells
Temperature: 10.4° - 16.6°
Rainfall: none
Wind: 8.3 mph W

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16:50 Tramore (IRE) (3YO only)

Ashtown House Stud Irish Ebf Fillies Maiden

1m 4f

Winner €9,239 - 8 ran

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All Of Me has run to a decent standard on the majority of starts, most recently when runner-up to Boom Or Bush at Down Royal. That level does look good enough to account for all rivals with the exception of ALAYKHA. Dermot Weld's filly is less exposed than her main rival, is visored for the first time and the stable has suddenly struck form in style in the last couple of weeks. She has revealed a solid level of ability on both starts to date and can gain an important success for paddocks value. Nuqood has room for progression and is the each-way option.

2

17:20 Tramore (IRE) (3YO only)

Perennial Freight Rated Race

1m 4f

Winner €7,392 - 5 ran

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LESS OF THAT makes most appeal as she performed to a decent level when fourth to Pearl Of The West at the Galway Festival. She stays this trip well and is actually 2lb lower here. Boom Or Bush was unfortunate to slip up at Galway and his previous run when accounting for All Of Me brings him strongly into the equation. Miss Snossyboots has a claim but Kalamriyda is a likelier sort now that the Weld team is in form. Visored for the first time, the Dark Angel filly showed signs of promise at Limerick last time and rates a surefire improver.

3

17:50 Tramore (IRE) (3YO plus)

Dan Cowman Memorial Maiden

1m 4f

Winner €7,700 - 11 ran

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TURNABOUT doesn't look like becoming a leading light for Dermot Weld but has shown more than enough on his two starts to suggest he can take this modest-looking maiden. He gave the impression of needing the run at Galway and can improve on that effort to score here. Cheekpieces are applied to All India for his career debut and Aidan O'Brien's gelding must be carefully monitored in the market for a team enjoying a stellar year. Live Twice looks exposed but is still next best with Dubai Key a newcomer worth checking in the market too.

4

18:20 Tramore (IRE) (3YO plus)

Martha's Bar Handicap (45-65)

1m 4f

Winner €6,775 - 13 ran

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High Expectations is sure to be understandably popular for the Gordon Elliott team but may not offer too much in the way of value and the luckless but consistent LIZARD POINT is preferred. Pat Flynn's inmate has improved with every run this term, stays the trip well and is not ground dependent. He seems sure to be on the premises once again. Regnum remains of interest off his current mark for Johnny Murtagh and Lost History should not be discounted either despite having to concede weight all round.

5

18:50 Tramore (IRE) (3YO plus)

Strand Inn Handicap

1m 4f

Winner €7,700 - 7 ran

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ZANJABEEL, noted staying on nicely here in a handicap hurdle on Thursday when ending up in fourth spot, is more than capable on the level, having obliged over this trip at Bellewstown last month. Conditions are fine for Gordon Elliott's charge and he can make light of a 4lb rise. Winning hurdler St Stephens Green looks like he could be even better on the Flat after shaping really well at the Galway Festival and rates a major danger on that evidence. Grainne's Dream didn't perform at all badly when running twice in five days at Galway and completes the shortlist.

6

19:20 Tramore (IRE) (4YO plus)

Assembly Techniques Handicap

2m

Winner €12,320 - 11 ran

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ST LAWRENCE GAP certainly didn't run as bad as his finishing position (ninth) might suggest at the Galway Festival and that is rock solid form, with the winner following up days later and second going on to finish a neck second in the Galway Hurdle. Eoin Doyle's charge has since won over timber at this venue, only two days ago, and he is fancied to go close again under handy 3lb claimer Ross Coakley. There was just three-parts of a length splitting Petuna (third) and Alton Bay (fifth) at Leopardstown and that pair both merit consideration, while Paddy The Celeb and Water Sprite make up the shortlist.

7

19:50 Tramore (IRE) (4YO plus)

Boylesports Handicap (45-65)

2m

Winner €6,775 - 13 ran

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Omitting the run when getting struck into and going lame at Dundalk in April, RUBENESQUE has gone down by three-parts of a length or less on her last three starts and, despite continuing to creep up the ratings, this might be her time to shine. There was just one-and-a-half lengths splitting Runyon Rattler and Face Value when fifth and sixth respectively in a fiercely competitive handicap at the Galway Festival and that pair both have chances here, while King's Wharf and Silken Thomas are others to keep an eye on.

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