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IE - Clonmel - Race 1

Thoroughbred
5 Runners
20f
Sweepstakes Chase
Turf
Soft
18.5K

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Verdict

Gordon Elliott seemingly holds all the aces here, with DEE CAPO and Maxxum both strong candidates. Preference is for the former who will find this company more palatable than the big-field handicap scenario he encountered at the Cheltenham Festival last month. Look To The West is the clear pick of the others.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Dee Capo (Fr) silk

Returned an improved model this season, successful at Punchestown in November and produced his best effort yet when fourth in Grade 3 handicap at Leopardstown on penultimate start. Struggled at the Cheltenham Festival last time but he's in calmer waters now and has solid claims on these terms.

1st Pick
1

Dee Capo (Fr)

Jockey: Danny Gilligan

Trainer: Gordon Elliott, Ireland

J: Danny Gilligan

T: Gordon Elliott, Ireland

100---36%

Analysis

Returned an improved model this season, successful at Punchestown in November and produced his best effort yet when fourth in Grade 3 handicap at Leopardstown on penultimate start. Struggled at the Cheltenham Festival last time but he's in calmer waters now and has solid claims on these terms.

3
Maxxum (Ire) silk

Winner of the Boyne Hurdle last February and creditable third in this year's renewal of that Grade 2 contest at Navan. Wasn't disgraced all things considered at Leopardstown last time and he should make his presence felt back over fences here.

2nd Pick
3

Maxxum (Ire)

Jockey: J. W. Kennedy

Trainer: Gordon Elliott, Ireland

J: J. W. Kennedy

T: Gordon Elliott, Ireland

92---34%

Analysis

Winner of the Boyne Hurdle last February and creditable third in this year's renewal of that Grade 2 contest at Navan. Wasn't disgraced all things considered at Leopardstown last time and he should make his presence felt back over fences here.

5
Look To The West (Ire) silk

Encouraging start to her chase career over C&D last February and confirmed that promise when comfortably winning a maiden at Kilbeggan last spring. Well beaten when falling at the last in a Grade 3 at Fairyhouse on return on New Year's Day but she can be expected to step up on that here.

3rd Pick
5

Look To The West (Ire)

Jockey: D. J. O'keeffe

Trainer: Henry De Bromhead, Ireland

J: D. J. O'keeffe

T: Henry De Bromhead, Ireland

94---56%

Analysis

Encouraging start to her chase career over C&D last February and confirmed that promise when comfortably winning a maiden at Kilbeggan last spring. Well beaten when falling at the last in a Grade 3 at Fairyhouse on return on New Year's Day but she can be expected to step up on that here.

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Bolt

A sudden veering to the inside or outside rail, often caused by the horse spooking or shying from something.

Sloppy

A wet racetrack condition, typically with a firm base and water settling on top.

Mare

A female horse of five years or more.