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Results for tag: dundalk
Posted by: TimeformBlog on Dec 23, 2011 at 11:06:52 AM
[b]Timeform's Irish SmartPlays team bring you three selections for Dundalk's final meeting of 2011.[/b] [b]Maude Adams[/b] (17:00) faces nothing of the calibre of Twirl in the opening maiden and should make it third time lucky for the Kevin Prendergast yard. The daughter of Rock of Gibraltar stepped up markedly on her debut effort when runner-up to Aidan O'Brien's exciting prospect at Leopardstown (7f) last month and Sindjara gave a boost to that form when winning at today's track last week. Maude Adams sets a clear standard and looks a solid bet at 3.3. [b]Elusive Ridge[/b] (17:30) may not be an obvious one to want to oppose in the mile minor event, clearly thriving after winning his last two starts at the course, but he shouldn't be a shade of odds on in what is a pretty competitive...
Posted by: TimeformBlog on Nov 4, 2011 at 03:26:39 PM
[b]Stones Peak[/b] (18:50) looks the best bet on the card at Dundalk tonight. The six furlong handicap lacks strength in depth behind the two market leaders and Stones Peak has plenty in her favour. She has got going too late over a furlong shorter on her last two starts, finishing behind Wellmarked on both occasions, but the revised weights and longer trip helps tip the balance in her favour, especially as she has the better draw on the pair and Johnny Murtagh on board for the first time. The 20:45 at Dundalk looks a strong contest, with Acushladear chasing a hat-trick, Avanti Albert off the same mark as when an unlucky-in-running fourth here last time, If Per Chance potentially thrown in on his 2010 form, and Six Silver Lane and Tarrsille both in good heart. All of this means that ...
Posted by: TimeformBlog on Oct 14, 2011 at 02:42:49 PM
Dermot Weld's [b]Solar Verde[/b] (20:00) has improved with experience this year, beating Glor Na Mara in a maiden at Gowran, and looks to have been given a real chance by the handicapper with an opening mark of just 78. Presumably held in quite high regard by his excellent stable (well backed first two starts), Solar Verde looks open to the most improvement of this fourteen-strong field and stall two looks a good draw for one who just about made all on her latest start. [b]Brazilian Breeze[/b] (20:30) may have faded into third behind Winning Impact at Roscommon last time, but she went through the race like one that is particularly well handicapped at present, and looks to have an excellent chance with the emphasis much more on speed this evening. Racing close to a strong pace in testing...
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