IE - Limerick - Race 1

Thoroughbred

11 Runners

6.7f

Sweepstakes

Turf

Good

17.5K

VIEW

Verdict

A tight opener in which the suggestion is Joseph O'Brien's Dundalk winner DANCING SAXON. Send Harry was back on song when runner-up at Leopardstown last time and heads the dangers along with Ado McGuinness pair Apache Outlaw and Clonmacash.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
9	Back from a break to get off the mark in 7f event at Dundalk in February. Cheekpieces worn that day removed but arrives fresh on the back of another 4-month break. Gets the vote. 1st Pick 9 Dancing Saxon (Ire) Jockey: J. M. Sheridan Trainer: Joseph Patrick O'brien, Ireland J: J. M. Sheridan T: Joseph Patrick O'brien, Ireland	100	-	-	-	25%	3/1
Analysis Back from a break to get off the mark in 7f event at Dundalk in February. Cheekpieces worn that day removed but arrives fresh on the back of another 4-month break. Gets the vote.
5	Back to best when second of 15 in handicap (11/1) at Leopardstown (7f, good to firm) 23 days ago. Can give a good account. 2nd Pick 5 Send Harry (Ire) Jockey: J. S. Dalton Trainer: Miss Evanna Mccutcheon, Ireland J: J. S. Dalton T: Miss Evanna Mccutcheon, Ireland	98	-	-	-	13%	7/1
Analysis Back to best when second of 15 in handicap (11/1) at Leopardstown (7f, good to firm) 23 days ago. Can give a good account.
6	Twenty one runs since last win in 2024. 14/1, respectable third of 17 in handicap at the Curragh (7f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Enters calculations. 3rd Pick 6 Apache Outlaw (Ire) Jockey: S. A. Wallace Trainer: Adrian Mcguinness, Ireland J: S. A. Wallace T: Adrian Mcguinness, Ireland	99	-	-	-	17%	5/1
Analysis Twenty one runs since last win in 2024. 14/1, respectable third of 17 in handicap at the Curragh (7f, good to firm) 15 days ago. Enters calculations.

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