Ballinrobe
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This horse has raced just once in its life — and won it, making it the least experienced runner in the field by a distance. It carries the highest weight and tops the ratings by 14 points above the field average, which tells you the handicapper respects that debut win at Limerick. The big question mark is that it has never raced on normal ground before, so everything here is uncharted territory.
Never raced on normal ground
Lightly raced (1 career races)
Market favourite (1.91)
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Fresh off a win at Bellewstown just 17 days ago, this horse arrives in form and has the best record on normal ground in the entire field — winning 1 from 3 races on this type of surface. Rated just 2 points below the favourite, it is no pushover, though its overall win rate of roughly 1 in 7 races suggests it takes its time to find the finish line.
Best record on this ground (1 from 3)
Best career win rate in field (1 in 7)
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The youngest horse in the field at four years old, and arguably the busiest in recent weeks — racing at Sligo just nine days ago, where it broke through for its first career win. Crucially, it finished third here at Ballinrobe 56 days ago, making it the only runner with proven experience at this exact course.
2nd highest rated (OR 115)
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Also a winner at Sligo nine days ago — the same card as Manoir De Mirande — Crystabel carries the lowest weight in the field, which is an advantage in a race like this. However, at odds of 12.0 and rated 15 points below the favourite, the market is telling you it faces a stiff step up in class.
Carries lowest weight in field
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By far the most experienced horse here, with 29 races under its belt compared to a field average of 10 — and still without a single win to show for it. A second place at Sligo last month proves there is some ability there, but a ninth-place finish at Roscommon 15 days ago and odds of 34.0 make it hard to make a case for it.
Most experienced (29 runs, field avg 10)
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The lowest-rated horse in the field by a long way — a full 29 points below the field average — and the data does not soften that reality: no wins from eight races, a last-time-out unseated rider at Roscommon, and a recent run where it was beaten over 60 lengths. This one is here to learn rather than to win.
Lowest rated, 29lbs below average
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