CORK (19 Nov 2005)

Heavy

4:05 Irish Foal Levy Mares (Pro/Am) Flat Race (4yo)

[off 4:07] £11,542.55, £3,386.52, £1,613.48, £549.65 2m

Comments In Running OR TS RPR

1 Crackin´ Liss John E Kiely 4 11-1 Mr P Cashman(3) 13/8F 67 —

2 3 Grapevine Sally E J O´Grady 4 11-1 Mr K E Power(3) 6/1 63 —

3 1 Tyone Legend L Young 4 10-13 Mr R O Harding(5) 4/1 62 —

4 1½ Agent Lois S Donohoe 4 10-11 Mr A T Duff(7) 10/1 60 —

5 1 Borleagh Blonde Mrs John Harrington 4 10-11 N J O´Shea(7) 14/1 58 —

6 Dream Believer P Hogan 4 10-11 Mr J J King(7) 25/1 — —

7 Big Daddy´s Girl Ms Margaret Mullins 4 10-11 Mr J P McKeown(7) 10/1 — —

8 Freeport Lady P A Fahy 4 11-4 Mr P Fahey 14/1 — —

9 Bossy One Mrs John Harrington 4 10-13 Mr R O´Sullivan(5) 12/1 — —

10 Deeshan I Madden 4 10-11 Mr J M Cahill(7) 33/1 — —

11 Rosie Lea P A Fahy 4 10-11 M J Ferris(7) 14/1 — —

12 Zamona Mrs Louise Parkhill 4 10-11 Mr C Motherway(7) 16/1 — —

13 Deise Dreamer J A Flynn 4 11-1 t Mr P J Crowley(3) 25/1 — —

14 Glass Curtain P A Fahy 4 10-11 Mr R J McCarth(7) 25/1 — —

15 Hasty Quest Daniel Mark Loughnane 4 11-4 Mr J J Codd 14/1 — —

16 Killoughey Babe Miss Rita McCann 4 10-11 M Sullivan(7) 14/1 — —

17 Fast As A Flame John Long 4 10-11 B C Byrnes(7) 25/1 — —

17 ran TIME 4m 13.70s (slow by 37.70s) TOTAL SP 155%

NON RUNNER: Saysi

1st OWNER: Mrs N Flynn BRED: Niall Flynn TRAINER: John E Kiely

2nd OWNER: Mrs Patricia Wallace

3rd OWNER: Our Day Will Come Syndicate

TOTE WIN £1.90 PL £1.10, £2.10, £1.10, £2.20; Ex £15.00; CSF £14.30

JACKPOT @54.20. Pool: @723.50. 9 winning units.

ANALYSIS: A useful debut perfomance from the well-fancied CRACKIN' LISS, who was last at halfway. She began to close coming out of the back straight and delivered her challenge on the wide outside in the straight. Leading early in the final furlong, she stayedon best. She comes from a good family and more will be heard of her.

Grapevine Sally, who had run respectably on her debut at Punchestown in April, came there with every chance inside the final two furlongs and touched the front just before the winner took control.

Tyone Legend, third on her debut at Thurles nine days previously, produced another encouraging effort, making headway in the straight and staying on along the far-side rail.

Agent Lois, another with a promising debut behind her, looked a possibility early in the straight before finding no extra in the final furlong.

Borleagh Blonde made a pleasing debut. She tracked the leaders two furlongs out before failing to make much impression approaching the final furlong.