KILBEGGAN (20 Jun 2005)

Firm

6:00 William Glynn Memorial Maiden Hurdle (5-6yo)

[off 6:00] £3,920.57, £913.48, £402.84, £232.62 2m

Comments In Running OR TS RPR

1 Feel Good Factor (GB) P M J Doyle 5 11-3 D N Russell 6/4F 102 — 104+

2 5 Dulgodti Bob D T Hughes 5 11-0 Mr R Loughran(3) 11/2 — 94

3 2 Arc Lemanique (GER) Gerard Cully 5 11-11 D J Condon 7/2 — 100

4 4½ Jungle King (FR) T J Taaffe 5 11-3 t R M Power 13/2 — 88

5 1½ Knockraheen Miss Bernadette A K Murphy 5 11-3 J L Cullen 8/1 — 86

6 5 Dee Clique Gerard Keane 5 10-12 P Flynn 16/1 — 76

7 1½ Rosie Belle Donal Coffey 6 10-6 t M J Ferris(7) 25/1 — 76

8 ½ Cantbeatheyouth Noel Meade 6 10-10 D F O´Regan(3) 8/1 — 75

9 3 Conenda C Roche 5 11-0 M P Walsh(3) 10/1 — 76

10 1½ Super Dooper (FR) Ms Helen P Markham 5 10-9 A O´Shea(3) 25/1 74 — 70

11 14 The Red Fellow Patrick Lacey 6 11-5 J P Sullivan(7) 20/1 — 70

12 8 The Purty Ms Helen P Markham 6 11-4 T P Treacy 25/1 — 54

13 10 Ask Angela D J Ryan 5 10-9 T G M Ryan(3) 25/1 — 38

14 8 Emily Abby Ciaran O´Brien 5 10-5 R M Moran(7) 14/1 — 30

PU Blanco Michael Hourigan 5 11-11 J Culloty 12/1 81 — —

15 ran TIME 3m 43.80s TOTAL SP 162%

NON RUNNERS: Annazar ,Mr Quayside ,Win Quick ,Wolver King

1st OWNER: Gigginstown House Stud BRED: Meon Valley Stud TRAINER: P M J Doyle

2nd OWNER: James J Gleeson

3rd OWNER: Miss Margaret M O'Sullivan

TOTE WIN £2.30 PL £1.10, £2.00, £1.40; Ex £7.90; CSF £13.99

ANALYSIS: The going, good to firm and firm in places at the time of declarations, had dried to firm (good to firm in places) on the hurdles and bumper course and firm on the chase course.

This was a decent maiden hurdle by Kilbeggan standards and it proved easyfor FEEL GOOD FACTOR, who was beaten at 2-5 over three furlongs further here last time. He led with over a circuit to run, jumped well and scored comfortably.

Trainer Pat Doyle said: "We thought it was an easy option last time but we made a mistake because the distance was too far for him. He may go for a winners' hurdle in Bellewstown next week and possibly a handicap hurdle at Galway."

Dulgodti Bob kept on well, although without ever looking like threatening the winner. He was taking a slight drop in class and should be able to win a maiden hurdle in the near future.

Arc Lemanique also stayed on at the end. He did well to beat all except Dantys Hampshire in a big field at Cork eight days earlier and should also be able to win a maiden hurdle.

Jungle King, running over hurdles for only the second time, was ridden from four out and weakened before the last. He showed signs of ability in bumpers and will probably improve enough to win.