| 1527168 |
1 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
5 |
-2.8 |
Heliogabalus |
null |
br |
g |
Holy Roman Emperor |
La Folie |
Footstepsinthesand |
4 |
64.41 |
64 |
p |
S Foley |
null |
S Byrne |
Below form after doing plenty early in a race where the pace collapsed, down the field in a handicap at Bellewstown most recently. Effective over 1m on a sound surface. |
Wearing cheek pieces |
62 |
7 |
null |
null |
|
|
10 |
-13 |
58.2 |
303 |
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2 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
12 |
-27.1 |
Mogwli |
null |
g |
g |
Bungle Inthejungle |
Susiescot |
Verglas |
8 |
64.41 |
61 |
v |
Jessica Maye |
7 |
W McCreery |
Ran to form under a slightly more reserved ride when beaten 4l in a handicap over 7f at Leopardstown last time. Effective on good and soft ground but inconsistent. |
Wearing a visor |
62 |
5 |
null |
null |
|
|
13 |
-60 |
301.6 |
321 |
| 1527168 |
3 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
6 |
-14.9 |
Mono River |
FR |
b |
g |
Zarak |
Imperialistic Diva |
Haafhd |
4 |
62.14 |
71 |
t |
M T Sheridan |
10 |
D Hogan |
Had too much to do and was ridden to see out the trip when beaten 7l in a claimer over 12f at Tramore last time. Inconsistent and may benefit from more experience in handicaps. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
74 |
4 |
2 |
29.53 |
|
|
11 |
-27 |
156.67 |
302 |
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4 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
13 |
-46.0 |
Shoot To Kill |
null |
b |
g |
Dandy Man |
Nancy Astor |
Shamardal |
8 |
61.69 |
81 |
null |
J Kearney |
3 |
Stephen Thorne |
Never competitive and below form when beaten 9 1/4l in a handicap over 7f at Down Royal last time. Stiff enough mark but threat in this grade. |
null |
84 |
3 |
null |
null |
|
|
8 |
-11 |
200.0 |
422 |
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5 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
1 |
33.7 |
Temple City |
GB |
b |
g |
Kingman |
Emirates Queen |
Street Cry |
4 |
61.23 |
66 |
h |
D J O'Connor |
7 |
D Hogan |
Stopped quickly and ran poorly when well beaten in a claimer over 12f at Tramore last time. Generally out of form and regressing since moving from the UK. |
Wearing a hood |
65 |
6 |
7 |
-29.53 |
|
|
3 |
0 |
0.0 |
238 |
| 1527168 |
6 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
9 |
21.5 |
After Love |
null |
br |
f |
No Nay Never |
Weekend Fling |
Forest Wildcat |
3 |
60.78 |
64 |
null |
L F Roche |
null |
D K Weld |
Below form on handicap debut when beaten 2l in a handicap over 7f at Tipperary last time. Usually consistent and should come on for the reappearance. |
null |
62 |
5 |
3 |
23.02 |
|
|
9 |
-11 |
84.55 |
366 |
| 1527168 |
7 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
11 |
-2.8 |
Sugar Club |
null |
b |
f |
Inns Of Court |
Statenice |
Montjeu |
3 |
60.78 |
63 |
v1 |
J A Heffernan |
null |
P J Gilligan |
Went clear but went too fast back up in trip and did not get home when 3l third in a claimer over 10f at Ballinrobe last time. Visor on for the first time. Form going the wrong way and may need drop back to 1m. |
Wearing a visor for the first time |
63 |
8 |
8 |
-41.72 |
|
|
1 |
25 |
198.46 |
232 |
| 1527168 |
8 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
7 |
70.2 |
Summer Island |
USA |
b |
g |
Caravaggio |
Anita Partner |
Majestic Warrior |
3 |
60.78 |
65 |
null |
D W O'Connor |
null |
J C McConnell |
Conceded first run having blown the start but ran to form when 1 1/2l third in a handicap at Ayr last time. Can remain competitive off current rating. |
null |
62 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
4 |
0 |
0.0 |
302 |
| 1527168 |
9 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
3 |
-27.1 |
Catena Zapata |
null |
b |
g |
Vadamos |
Pretty Priceless |
Pearl of Love |
7 |
60.33 |
73 |
t |
C Cusack |
10 |
H De Bromhead |
Never competitive and below form when beaten 8l in a handicap at The Curragh last time. Usually consistent. Blinkers on for the first time. Both wins on all-weather but acts on soft. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
83 |
4 |
4 |
0.9 |
|
|
5 |
0 |
0.0 |
387 |
| 1527168 |
10 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
4 |
-27.1 |
Captain Hanley |
null |
b |
g |
Camelot |
Energia Fox |
Agnes Gold |
5 |
59.87 |
61 |
t |
S Coen |
7 |
A McGuinness |
Below form when beaten 4l in a handicap over 10f at Ayr last time. Effective at 10f but inconsistent. |
Wearing a tonguestrap |
66 |
4 |
null |
null |
|
|
12 |
-29 |
131.93 |
291 |
| 1527168 |
11 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
2 |
-14.9 |
Casanova |
GB |
b |
g |
Frankel |
Karen's Caper |
War Chant |
9 |
59.87 |
65 |
v |
Adam Caffrey |
null |
A McGuinness |
Continued in poor form when beaten 9 1/4l in a claimer at Bellewstown last time. Generally out of form and appears regressive. |
Wearing a visor |
69 |
6 |
5 |
-0.9 |
|
|
2 |
10 |
82.73 |
260 |
| 1527168 |
12 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
8 |
33.7 |
Reponse Finale |
null |
g |
f |
Inns Of Court |
Best Steps |
Acclamation |
3 |
58.51 |
63 |
null |
A J Casey |
10 |
L Casey |
Below form and may have found the ground a bit quick when beaten 5 1/4l in a handicap over 7f at Tipperary last time. Appears on a stiff mark. |
null |
59 |
3 |
1 |
31.49 |
|
|
6 |
0 |
0.0 |
316 |
| 1527168 |
13 |
null |
3YO plus |
17:20 |
Killarney (IRE) |
16 Jul 2025 |
Killarney Plaza Hotel & Spa Optional Claiming Race |
€6,000 |
1m 40y |
Yielding to soft-soft in places |
null |
Weak |
SHOOT TO KILL would appear very well-in under these conditions as he is at least 8lb clear on official ratings. Stephen Thorne's charge can sometimes be slowly away but, with this drop in class, the eight-year-old may be able to get away with it. Conor Cusack rode his first winner in Limerick for Henry De Bromhead on Saturday and the 10lb claimer is once more entrusted with Catena Zapata. He has performed below par on his last couple of starts, but the application of first-time blinkers may spark a revival. Both Captain Hanley and Summer Island ran in Ayr on their latest starts, with the latter performing with credit on the back of strong market support. |
Both of CATENA ZAPATA's victories so far have come on the AW but she has shown a high level of form on turf on soft ground and can take advantage of a significant drop in grade here. The rating of 78 she recorded in the spring is only bettered by Shoot To Kill, a 7f winner in the spring who looks the biggest danger. He might not be quite as happy on the softer surface as the selection unlike the unexposed Summer Island who did well to place last time having conceded first run to the front pair. That rival could complete the places. |
Shoot To Kill |
Catena Zapata |
Catena Zapata |
Shoot To Kill |
Summer Island |
63 |
10 |
9.4 |
Master Of Puppets |
FR |
b |
g |
Hello Youmzain |
Tanguista |
War Chant |
3 |
56.7 |
null |
null |
L T McAteer |
null |
P J F Murphy |
Never competitive when beaten 9 1/4l in a claimer over 10f at Ballinrobe last time. Yet to show anything. |
null |
55 |
2 |
6 |
-13.58 |
|
|
7 |
0 |
0.0 |
208 |