Galway 16:50 Result
16:50
- 4 Hurricane Alex 20/1
- 5 Kingslayer 14/1
- 6 Siofra 10/1
- 7 Pak Army 25/1
- 8 Dammit 16/1
- 9 While You're Up 12/1
- 10 Alvaro 14/1
- 11 Anycity 14/1
- 12 Abstract 13/2
- 13 Artistic Work 33/1
- 14 We'll Go Again 4/1
- 15 Capel At Dawn 33/1
- 16 King And Queen
McDonogh Capital Investments Handicap (50-70)
- 3YO+
- Winner £6300
- -
- 16 runners
1m 3f
Going: Good
Surface: Turf
Draw Advantage: NoneRace Tip
Three-time winner WE'LL GO AGAIN has run two solid races since being stepped up in trip this year and has good prospects of another victory. He was run down close home by the well-treated Loingseoir at Roscommon in May before finishing third over slightly further at Ballinrobe, and comes here after a good run over hurdles earlier this month. His wins have come on soft ground but he's handled good ground well in his last two runs on the level. Hurdles winner Crassus has finished runner-up in his last three runs on the Flat and has blinkers back on, and the assistance of the season's leading apprentice, as he bids to make the breakthrough in this discipline. Social Distance won twice in May and might enjoy going back to a right-handed track after her defeat at Killarney last time, while Bynx ran well at a huge price over this trip here on Monday and has claims if she can build on that. Visors are substituted for first-time blinkers on Abstract but Colin Keane's mount needs to improve a g
- 1
We'll Go Again
- 2
Social Distance
- 3
Crassus
Race Tip
Three-time winner WE'LL GO AGAIN has run two solid races since being stepped up in trip this year and has good prospects of another victory. He was run down close home by the well-treated Loingseoir at Roscommon in May before finishing third over slightly further at Ballinrobe, and comes here after a good run over hurdles earlier this month. His wins have come on soft ground but he's handled good ground well in his last two runs on the level. Hurdles winner Crassus has finished runner-up in his last three runs on the Flat and has blinkers back on, and the assistance of the season's leading apprentice, as he bids to make the breakthrough in this discipline. Social Distance won twice in May and might enjoy going back to a right-handed track after her defeat at Killarney last time, while Bynx ran well at a huge price over this trip here on Monday and has claims if she can build on that. Visors are substituted for first-time blinkers on Abstract but Colin Keane's mount needs to improve a g
Pick
- 1
We'll Go Again
- 2
Social Distance
- 3
Crassus