Galway 16:20 Result
16:20
- 4 Baby Zeus 10/1
- 5 Pineapple Express 14/1
- 6 Starlight Dream 16/1
- 7 No Say Ever 8/1
- 8 Protagonist 10/1
- 9 Sionnach Eile 10/1
- 10 Morph Speed 14/1
- 11 Iowa 13/2
- 12 Gee Rex 12/1
- 13 Sea Trout Reach 14/1
- 14 In From The Cold 8/1
- 15 Sweet Celebration 14/1
- 16 One Cool Poet 25/1
Galway Shopping Centre Handicap
- 3YO+
- Winner £60000
- -
- 16 runners
1m 3f
Going: Good
Surface: Turf
Draw Advantage: NoneRace Tip
5lb claimer Mikey Sheehy won the valuable mile handicap here on Tuesday and has a chance of landing another big prize on NO SAY EVER. From a small yard, the five-year-old, who was placed at the festival last year, comes into this in good form after a win at Leopardstown on his penultimate start was followed by a narrow defeat to Morph Speed at the same venue. He's better off at the weights, and better drawn, than that rival and can turn the tables. Baby Zeus, bred to stay well and third in last year's Ulster Derby, should be suited by stepping back up in trip having won a premier handicap over 10 furlongs earlier this year at the Curragh. This year's Ulster Derby winner Iowa, the only three-year-old in the race, ran respectably in Listed company back at Down Royal last week and is another to consider along with Sligo maiden winner Sionnach Eile, who lacks experience but could be on a nice mark. Bolivar, second in Listed company last year, has plenty of weight and would prefer softer gr
- 1
No Say Ever
- 2
Baby Zeus
- 3
Morph Speed
Race Tip
5lb claimer Mikey Sheehy won the valuable mile handicap here on Tuesday and has a chance of landing another big prize on NO SAY EVER. From a small yard, the five-year-old, who was placed at the festival last year, comes into this in good form after a win at Leopardstown on his penultimate start was followed by a narrow defeat to Morph Speed at the same venue. He's better off at the weights, and better drawn, than that rival and can turn the tables. Baby Zeus, bred to stay well and third in last year's Ulster Derby, should be suited by stepping back up in trip having won a premier handicap over 10 furlongs earlier this year at the Curragh. This year's Ulster Derby winner Iowa, the only three-year-old in the race, ran respectably in Listed company back at Down Royal last week and is another to consider along with Sligo maiden winner Sionnach Eile, who lacks experience but could be on a nice mark. Bolivar, second in Listed company last year, has plenty of weight and would prefer softer gr
Pick
- 1
No Say Ever
- 2
Baby Zeus
- 3
Morph Speed