Galway 18:45 Result
18:45
- 4 Klassy Kay 5/1
- 5 Perry Owens 20/1
- 6 Guiri 7/1
- 7 Dorans River 20/1
- 8 Balinaboola Steel 50/1
- 9 Summer Tide 6/1
- 10 Arthur's Baby
- 11 Merry Poppins 10/1
- 12 Alohamora 16/1
- 13 Cosmo's Moon 25/1
- 14 Fortune Street 20/1
- 15 New Ross 20/1
- 16 Longacre Square 14/1
- 17 Bigz Belief 20/1
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- Winner £8700
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- 20 runners
2m 5f 11y
Going: Good
Surface: Turf
Draw Advantage: NoneRace Tip
DALTON HIGHWAY comes here off the back of a win on Irish Derby weekend at the Curragh and can gain a second success over hurdles. Five times a winner on the level, Dermot Weld's good servant is a lot less exposed in this sphere and Jack Kennedy won on him at Leopardstown's Christmas meeting in 2019. His most recent hurdles start saw him finish a creditable fourth over a bit further in March, and he's twice been runner-up on the Flat at previous Galway Festivals. Top-weight Guiri had Fortune Street back in third when an emphatic winner at Punchestown in April and, having won after four months off on that occasion, his lack of a recent run is less of a concern than a 10lb higher mark. Klassy Kay and dual Tramore winner Molly Wedger are others that have risen sharply in the weights, and the four-year-old Merry Poppins, who narrowly failed to catch the useful Pure Bliss over a furlong shorter at Punchestown in the spring, may have more scope for improvement if none the worse for her recent
- 1
Dalton Highway
- 2
Klassy Kay
- 3
Guiri
Race Tip
DALTON HIGHWAY comes here off the back of a win on Irish Derby weekend at the Curragh and can gain a second success over hurdles. Five times a winner on the level, Dermot Weld's good servant is a lot less exposed in this sphere and Jack Kennedy won on him at Leopardstown's Christmas meeting in 2019. His most recent hurdles start saw him finish a creditable fourth over a bit further in March, and he's twice been runner-up on the Flat at previous Galway Festivals. Top-weight Guiri had Fortune Street back in third when an emphatic winner at Punchestown in April and, having won after four months off on that occasion, his lack of a recent run is less of a concern than a 10lb higher mark. Klassy Kay and dual Tramore winner Molly Wedger are others that have risen sharply in the weights, and the four-year-old Merry Poppins, who narrowly failed to catch the useful Pure Bliss over a furlong shorter at Punchestown in the spring, may have more scope for improvement if none the worse for her recent
Pick
- 1
Dalton Highway
- 2
Klassy Kay
- 3
Guiri