Killarney Avenue Hotel Maiden Hurdle · 2m1f
Every runner. Every signal. One decision.
One of two for trainer; 1m4f winner in France on debut (soft); highly tried in 2m juvenile hurdles last season, finishing 11l behind top prospect Narciso Has in a Leopardstown Grade 2 (yielding) and then Grade 1 (heavy); didn't appear to give true running in Triumph; fell three out at Fairyhouse last time; big player dropped to this level.
AW winner for George Boughey in 2024; no positive Flat form since joining this yard; goes hurdling now.
Half-brother to small yard's recent 100-1 first-time-out hurdles winner Local Lingo and point/2m5f chase winner Hollywood Harmon; dam unraced half-sister to winners Bob Lingo (useful bumper and 2m-2m6f hurdle/chase) and Talk The Lingo (2m2f-3m hurdle/chase), out of half-sister to useful 2m-2m5f chase winner Dev.
Irish raider; shaped with a degree of promise when 28l fifth of 14 in a maiden hurdle at Killarney this month (2m1f, good to yielding; 16-1); should improve; one to consider.
Runner-up in both Curragh maiden starts for Andy Oliver at 1m2f/1m4f on yielding/yielding to soft; gelded since and now makes hurdling debut for champion trainer; player.
Triple-figure odds for both maidens and ran like it.
Has made the frame in two runs in maiden hurdles (soundly beaten both times) since a below-par Flat run at Navan; last season's Roscommon win was gained over 1m4f; later ran well over 1m6f at the Curragh, so no major stamina doubt.
Sent off at 80-1 on debut at Killarney earlier this month and ran accordingly; 4yo may need more time.
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North Shore owns one of the strongest chamber scores in this field. The Balanced lens likes the blend of SR strength (75) and market confidence (97). The profile stays composed even after the chamber introduces race-day variance.
Nearest rival if the simulation drifts off the primary path.
Strongest upside if you want a less obvious route through the field.
Even weighting across form, market confidence and race-day volatility.
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Community SignalOne of two for trainer; 1m4f winner in France on debut (soft); highly tried in 2m juvenile hurdles last season, finishing 11l behind top prospect Narciso Has in a Leopardstown Grade 2 (yielding) and then Grade 1 (heavy); didn't appear to give true running in Triumph; fell three out at Fairyhouse last time; big player dropped to this level.
Runner-up in both Curragh maiden starts for Andy Oliver at 1m2f/1m4f on yielding/yielding to soft; gelded since and now makes hurdling debut for champion trainer; player.
Has made the frame in two runs in maiden hurdles (soundly beaten both times) since a below-par Flat run at Navan; last season's Roscommon win was gained over 1m4f; later ran well over 1m6f at the Curragh, so no major stamina doubt.
Irish raider; shaped with a degree of promise when 28l fifth of 14 in a maiden hurdle at Killarney this month (2m1f, good to yielding; 16-1); should improve; one to consider.