Cork 20:30 Result

20:30

1
4 Martinstown
2
2 Point Gellibrand
3
8 Flying Dolphin

Winning Time:

3:33

Runners:

13

Winning Trainer:

A P O'Brien

Winning Jockey:

W M Lordan

Total Win:

  • 4 Vellner 10/1
  • 5 Malabu Drive 8/1
  • 6 Valleyoftheeagles 33/1
  • 7 Secret Magician 20/1
  • 8 Painters Palette 10/1
  • 9 Riyami 20/1
  • 10 Not Just Any Eagle 50/1
  • 11 Our Scholar 66/1
  • 12 Flying Argosy 100/1
  • 13 Golden Acacia 200/1
20:30 Cork

Irish Stallion Farms EBF (C & G) Maiden

  • 3YO+
  • Winner £9000
  • -
  • 13 runners

1m 2f

Going: Good (Good to Yielding in places)

Surface: Turf

Draw Advantage: None

Race Tip

POINT GELLIBRAND deserves another chance to put a disappointing seasonal reappearance behind him. The Joseph O'Brien trained colt was sent off favourite for a Leopardstown maiden on the strength of two promising juvenile runs last season. However, the distress signals were evident early in the straight as he weakened to finish third. It would be a surprise if he isn't capable of much better. Flying Dolphin made a very encouraging debut last month when second to a well-fancied opponent also at Leopardstown. Johnny Murtagh's colt looked as though he would improve mentally from that initial outing and he can go very close now. Vellner showed promise on his debut at Cork and his trainer's debutants tend to improve for the initial run. Martinstown has to be of interest not only given connections but the fact he carries the name of JP McManus stud farm. He must have been showing plenty on the gallops to be given that moniker. Malabu Drive is another that enters calculations here representing

  • 1
    Point Gellibrand
  • 2
    Vellner
  • 3
    Flying Dolphin
No. (Draw)
Form
Horse
Age
Weight
OR
Trainer/Jockey
Price
CommentComm
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1 (9)

8540-

Shirt

(263)

Form /8540-

4

10-7

70

T: M HassettJ: J Coen
2 (3)

00

Shirt

(26)

Form /00

3

9-8

T: J P MurtaghJ: N G McCullagh
3 (8)

2

Shirt

(30)

Form /2

3

9-8

T: J P MurtaghJ: B M Coen
4 (10)

00

Shirt

(20)

Form /00

3

9-8

T: J J MurphyJ: R C Colgan
5 (6)

Shirt

3

9-8

T: G M LyonsJ: C T Keane
6 (4)

Shirt

3

9-8

T: A P O'BrienJ: W M Lordan
7 (14)

Shirt

3

9-8

T: P J FlynnJ: C P Hoban
8 (7)

00

Shirt

(20)

Form /00

3

9-8

T: J P MurtaghJ: S B Kelly
9 (5)

6

Shirt

(38)

Form /6

3

9-8

T: D K WeldJ: C D Hayes
11 (2)

25-3

Shirt

(34)BF

Form /25-3

3

9-8

93

T: J P O'BrienJ: S M Crosse
12 (13)

8-6

Shirt

(26)

Form /8-6

3

9-8

T: M HalfordJ: R P Whelan
13 (11)

926-6

Shirt

(23)

Form /926-6

3

9-8

75

T: M HassettJ: J A Heffernan
14 (1)

4

Shirt

(20)

Form /4

3

9-8

T: P TwomeyJ: W J Lee
10 (12)

53-5

Shirt

(38)

Form /53-5

3

9-8

T: Mrs J HarringtonJ: S Foley

Race Tip

POINT GELLIBRAND deserves another chance to put a disappointing seasonal reappearance behind him. The Joseph O'Brien trained colt was sent off favourite for a Leopardstown maiden on the strength of two promising juvenile runs last season. However, the distress signals were evident early in the straight as he weakened to finish third. It would be a surprise if he isn't capable of much better. Flying Dolphin made a very encouraging debut last month when second to a well-fancied opponent also at Leopardstown. Johnny Murtagh's colt looked as though he would improve mentally from that initial outing and he can go very close now. Vellner showed promise on his debut at Cork and his trainer's debutants tend to improve for the initial run. Martinstown has to be of interest not only given connections but the fact he carries the name of JP McManus stud farm. He must have been showing plenty on the gallops to be given that moniker. Malabu Drive is another that enters calculations here representing

Pick

  • 1
    Point Gellibrand
  • 2
    Vellner
  • 3
    Flying Dolphin