Listowel 2:15 Result

MCG Ladies Handicap Hurdle

2m 2fGood To Yielding14 runnersResult in

Result

PosMarginHorseJockeyTrainerFormSP
1wonP-8527—
2—7581—
3—9-853—

The Verdict

FormCast selectionWho's Da GooseConfidence 4/5Didn't win
This is a wide-open ladies handicap hurdle, but Who's Da Goose stands out as the horse with the most upward trajectory. Form of 7581 shows a recent win and consistent placing, and crucially he's a 4yo carrying just 153lbs off an OR of 97 - lightly raced with clear improvement, still eligible against more experienced, older rivals who are mostly plateaued or backward. His trainer/stable (McCarthy) also fields Ollie La Ba Ba, suggesting confidence in the yard's form. The unpenalised light-weight and rising confidence (recent win) give him a real edge over this bigger, more exposed field where most others show declining or moderate form (P-8527, 0/10P-, 6-8674, PP-250 etc). Buddy Holly is a class above on RPR/OR (110) but is returning from a 210-day layoff and has an unproven recent scoring effort (7/356-), a risk in a competitive 17-runner handicap. Ollie La Ba Ba has been freshened with tongue-tie but hasn't won for a while (166-69) and is now old-elevated in weight. Freddie Robdal for de Bromhead with tongue-tie added is interesting but his true form (20P-4P) is patchy. Given the context, Who's Da Goose's rising figures, fitness (49 days since last winning run, ideal for hurdles), and lighter csl weight make him the most reliable source of a genuine each-way/win case in a messy contest. For place value, Freddie Robdal, trained by a top yard (de Bromhead) with an amateur rider allowance and tongue-tie applied for the first time, could improve significantly and offers each-way appeal at a bigger price given his underlying class is higher than his recent form suggests.
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Runners & Form

No.DrawHorseAgeJockeyTrainerORFormPrice
100 ✓999P-8527—
1106990/10P-—
1205999-853—
13099620P-4P—
1408964-4377—
150 ★4977581—
This is a wide-open ladies handicap hurdle, but Who's Da Goose stands out as the horse with the most upward trajectory. Form of 7581 shows a recent win and consistent placing, and crucially he's a 4yo carrying just 153lbs off an OR of 97 - lightly raced with clear improvement, still eligible against more experienced, older rivals who are mostly plateaued or backward. His trainer/stable (McCarthy) also fields Ollie La Ba Ba, suggesting confidence in the yard's form. The unpenalised light-weight and rising confidence (recent win) give him a real edge over this bigger, more exposed field where most others show declining or moderate form (P-8527, 0/10P-, 6-8674, PP-250 etc). Buddy Holly is a class above on RPR/OR (110) but is returning from a 210-day layoff and has an unproven recent scoring effort (7/356-), a risk in a competitive 17-runner handicap. Ollie La Ba Ba has been freshened with tongue-tie but hasn't won for a while (166-69) and is now old-elevated in weight. Freddie Robdal for de Bromhead with tongue-tie added is interesting but his true form (20P-4P) is patchy. Given the context, Who's Da Goose's rising figures, fitness (49 days since last winning run, ideal for hurdles), and lighter csl weight make him the most reliable source of a genuine each-way/win case in a messy contest.
160596-4P204—
2051107/356-—
4061046-8674—
5081043P18-7—
60710465240-—
709102PP-250—
8071006-P005—
909100/0-050—
NR098825-829—
NR08109166-69—
NR04—85756-F3—
NR07112U439F4—