2m · 4yo+ · Good · 14 runners · €8,400
All racecards for Friday 25th September
We said6th of 14, beaten 10 at 17/2
KILLEEDY 4/1
KILLEEDY at 4/1, W. P. Mullins and Mr P W Mullins, just about gets the nod. He comes from a yard in good heart at 20%.
The dangers are SHE WAS THE ONE at 4/1 and VIVA LAA VIDA at 5/2.
Result
| Pos | Horse / SP | Jockey Trainer | Age | Wgt | OR | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 14. She Was The One 15/8F | J: Mr H C SwanT: Denis Gerard Hogan | 4 | 11-9 | – | ||
| Led from the off - driven approaching 2f out - stayed on strongly close home to score | |||||||
| 2 | 4 | 7. Shuil Solas 14/1 | J: Mr Derek O'ConnorT: John E & Thomas Kiely | 5 | 11-11 | – | |
| Held up towards the back - improved into the pack over 3f out - asked for effort over 2f out - stayed on inside the final furlong to take second late - unable to reel in the winner | |||||||
| 3 | hd[4¼] | 2. Certavi Et Vici 100/1 | J: Mr Finn BuckleyT: Nigel Thomas Slevin | 5 | 11-4 | – | |
| Settled around midfield - urged forward in 5th and drifted wide turning for home over 2f out - driven out final furlong - stayed on well to snatch 3rd near the line | |||||||
| 4 | shd[4¼] | 10. Viva Laa Vida 9/4 | J: Mr J L GleesonT: Henry de Bromhead | 5 | 11-11 | – | |
| Sat behind the pace early - still second at the midpoint - urged forward with two furlongs left - flattened out inside the final furlong and slipped back late to finish fourth | |||||||
| 5 | 1¼[5½] | 9. The Ocean Queen 10/1 | J: Mr D G LaveryT: Gavin Cromwell | 5 | 11-11 | – | |
| Held up towards the back - moved up to reach the front group 3f out then asked for effort in 5th early in the straight - had nothing more and stayed on same rate from inside the final furlong | |||||||
| 6 | 4½[10] | 5. Killeedy 17/2 our selection | J: Mr P W MullinsT: W. P. Mullins | 5 | 11-11 | – | |
| Sat close to the front group - 5th at halfway then driven into 3rd turning in - faded from 2f out to finish sixth | |||||||
| 7 | 2[12] | 8. Streamhill 125/1 | J: Ms G M DorganT: Padraig Butler | 7 | 11-4 | – | |
| Settled towards the back of the pack - moved up along the rail to reach the front group 3f out - unable to close the gap from 2f out - finished seventh well held | |||||||
| 8 | 7½[19½] | 16. Max Mayfield 40/1 | J: Mr L P BarnettT: S Curling | 5 | 11-4 | – | |
| Settled around midfield - unable to close from 3f out - well held at the finish | |||||||
| 9 | 13[32½] | 12. Orbital Ocean 9/2 | J: Anna McGuinnessT: Ms Margaret Mullins | 4 | 11-2 | – | |
| Sat close to the pace - third at halfway - driven with over 3f left then dropped away tamely | |||||||
| 10 | 1¾[34¼] | 6. Mistakenforanother 80/1 | J: Mr D DoyleT: John Patrick Ryan | 5 | 11-4 | – | |
| Held up at the back from the off - made no impression on the pack - well beaten at the finish - eventually last home | |||||||
| 11 | 22[56¼] | 3. Discussion 16/1 | J: Mr Finian MaguireT: Charles Weld | 7 | 11-11 | – | |
| Sat close to the front group early - held 6th at halfway - lost touch 4f out and finished well adrift | |||||||
| 12 | 1[57¼] | 13. Peace Rose 80/1 | J: Mrs Holly ConteT: Vincent Conte | 4 | 11-2 | – | |
| Held up towards the back - made no impression - well beaten by the finish | |||||||
| 13 | 99[156¼] | 11. Anna Quaintance 18/1 | J: Mr A P RyanT: Peter Fahey | 4 | 11-4 | – | |
| Sat close to the pace early - 4th at halfway - dropped away steadily from 4f out and finished well adrift | |||||||
| PU | 4. Feeling Lucky 150/1 | J: Mr R W BarronT: Miss J M Lee | 7 | 11-6 | – | ||
| Sluggish start and unwilling to settle into stride - held up towards the back - dropped away and eased out of contention before halfway | |||||||
Winning time 4m 2.20s · Going Good To Yielding · Non-runners: An Lachin Beag, Birdie Conway, Miss Willow Grey · Tote win €2.90