Sunday 3rd July

maximo31

Heading to the races in Naas tomorrow so any tips / fancies greatly appreciated!

uxiant

How has had a few attempts to get off the mark and hasn't got the job done. Odds on looks short and she can be taken on in the first race on the card. January Morn reopposes her here but looked in need of a longer trip the last day as her pedigree suggests. Take A Deep Breath also made her debut in that race and kept on well at the finish after being held up in rear off a slow gallop. O'Callaghan has a fantastic 23% strike rate with horses of the same profile so I think she's the bet with the booking of Keane another positive.

In the 4.40 Aridity has a really low knee action and McCreery says he needs good ground. He also loses Buick and has been put up 11lbs for winning what appears to be a pretty average contest so I have a few concerns about his chances and Tony The Gent could be a threat. Lyons is strict on what ground he runs his horses on so he should handle the soft going and he was smashed in the last day when he hit 1.17 in running before being collared late on. I'm sure he is open to plenty of improvement off 86 with only 2 starts under his belt and the 4/1 is drying up.

uxiant

uxiant wrote: »

How has had a few attempts to get off the mark and hasn't got the job done. Odds on looks short and she can be taken on in the first race on the card. January Morn reopposes her here but looked in need of a longer trip the last day as her pedigree suggests. Take A Deep Breath also made her debut in that race and kept on well at the finish after being held up in rear off a slow gallop. O'Callaghan has a fantastic 23% strike rate with horses of the same profile so I think she's the bet with the booking of Keane another positive.

In the 4.40 Aridity has a really low knee action and McCreery says he needs good ground. He also loses Buick and has been put up 11lbs for winning what appears to be a pretty average contest so I have a few concerns about his chances and Tony The Gent could be a threat. Lyons is strict on what ground he runs his horses on so he should handle the soft going and he was smashed in the last day when he hit 1.17 in running before being collared late on. I'm sure he is open to plenty of improvement off 86 with only 2 starts under his belt and the 4/1 is drying up.

Take A Deep Breath does it nicely. Gone with Doctor Geoff in the next race and sprint king's Frosty Dream in the 6f handicap at 3.35.

tryfix

uxiant wrote: »

How has had a few attempts to get off the mark and hasn't got the job done. Odds on looks short and she can be taken on in the first race on the card. January Morn reopposes her here but looked in need of a longer trip the last day as her pedigree suggests. Take A Deep Breath also made her debut in that race and kept on well at the finish after being held up in rear off a slow gallop. O'Callaghan has a fantastic 23% strike rate with horses of the same profile so I think she's the bet with the booking of Keane another positive.

Good picking.... and an exciting filly in the making there.

Why they keep running How over 6f is a mystery, it makes her look dodgy when she's just a Galileo who's always running out of time to get there at 6f and is crying out for 7f.

uxiant

tryfix wrote: »

Good picking.... and an exciting filly in the making there.

Why they keep running How over 6f is a mystery, it makes her look dodgy when she's just a Galileo who's always running out of time to get there at 6f and is crying out for 7f.

Cheers. I can't see her winning anything other than a poor maiden over a longer trip given how babyish she goes through her races though. She just doesn't look very good at the moment although you can't rule out her coming good in time.

BorneTobyWilde

Turasoir 40-1 5.45

I like ew .

Francie Barrett

Money being lashed onto Robyn Belle in the last at Limerick.