Dundalk Races & Results Tomform Friday 20th September 2019
There were 43 Races on Friday 20th September 2019 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Ballinrobe, 6 races at Ayr, 8 races at Newbury, 6 races at Newton Abbot, 7 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
Races & Results Friday 20th September 2019
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Being drawn in stall 17 is a huge negative for ALEEF but, such was the speed he showed when third over 6f at Laytown last week, there's every chance he can overcome such a disadvantage with a good break
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POCOTALIGO (NAP) has been quite disappointing given he showed initial promise but the ability is there and he could be hard to beat taking a drop in class
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A wide-open handicap where ANFAASS should go well. The five-year-old was a winner here off 56 over 7f last season and caught the eye last time out when fourth over 1m at Gowran Park.
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HIDDEN SPARK was only just touched off last time out and it makes sense for connections to go again while the iron is hot. Mulzaam goes well here and will undoubtedly come on from his recent run. Clifftop and Latchet are likely to be thereabouts too.
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PIXEL POWER has had the form of her debut second at Limerick franked with the winner running a blinder to finish second in a Listed race in America. If she can build on that, she would have a big chance of adding to Jessica Harrington's wonderful juvenile record this season
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Top weight NIMITZ is the one to side with here. The gelding has been in good form on turf of late and his recent fourth in an amateur race at the Curragh reads well.
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Only a nose separated Magi Gal and Lady Rosebud over 1m2f at Navan latest and that arguably sets the standard here. However, a chance is taken on ADAPT TO DAN handling the step up in trip. The gelding has run two big races over 1m recently and is unexposed over this distance.
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