16:30 Curragh

Sunday 20 August 2017

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Derek O'Sullivan Memorial Apprentice Handicap (50-70)

Off time: 16:31 | Winning time: 2m 13.12s

Odds by:

Live Odds

Odds

Kandahari

11/2, 5/1, 9/2, 5/1, 6/1

5/1

In Our Blood

13/2, 6/1

5/1

Simafar

6/1, 6/1, 13/2, 7/1, 13/2

6/1

Storm Ranger

10/1, 10/1, 9/1, 8/1, 15/2

7/1

El Tren

7/1, 7/1, 8/1

15/2

Bo Bridget

12/1, 12/1

11/1

Emily Square

12/1

Il Piccolo Grande

11/1, 11/1

12/1

Carrigeen Prince

14/1, 14/1

16/1

Blue Skimmer

16/1

Nightly Wailing

16/1

Dazzle The Duel

20/1

Commander Won

16/1

20/1

Asian Wing

25/1

British Art

33/1

Dandy Dude

25/1, 25/1

33/1

Wither Hills

33/1

Great Uncle

40/1, 40/1

50/1

SP Book Percentage 146.93

Non-Runners

(11)

Striking Gold¹⁵

Weight: 9-11| Age: 4

T: Mrs J Harrington J: T P Madden

(13)

Reinas Queen¹⁰

Weight: 9-3| Age: 4

T: Mrs S Dawson J: K K Hennessy

Forecasts

Kandahari (5/1), In Our Blood (5/1), Simafar (6/1), Storm Ranger (7/1), El Tren (15/2), Bo Bridget (11/1), Emily Square (12/1), Il Piccolo Grande (12/1), Carrigeen Prince (16/1), Blue Skimmer (16/1), Nightly Wailing (16/1), Dazzle The Duel (20/1), Commander Won (20/1), Striking Gold (20/1), Reinas Queen (20/1), Asian Wing (25/1), British Art (33/1), Dandy Dude (33/1), Wither Hills (33/1), Great Uncle (50/1)

Kandahari is an interesting starting place having won at Gowran Park last time with something in hand, she's turned out quickly and a 6lb penalty is not certain to ground her ambitions. There was money around for El Tren when he won at Tipperary in June and his chance should improve now back down in trip while Carrigeen Prince looks fairly treated in this line-up despite top weight and should be thereabouts. In Our Blood was bold from the front last time and has a chance if repeating that improved form while Bo Bridget has looked capable of gaining a win since joining current trainer. Similar sentiments apply to SIMAFAR, who caught the eye late on at Leopardstown last time doing some good work. His trainer was amongst the winners on Friday evening at Tramore and with Oisin Orr taking off a handy 2lb, he's capable of a big run here.