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1. Dang Thai Son (2)
W: 60.5kgF: -
J: Gavin Ryan
T: Donnacha O'brien
10.0012.0011.00
2. Eighteenth Smiles (3)
W: 60.5kgF: 555033
J: Declan Mcdonogh
T: Joseph O'brien
8.008.50
3. Ryano Bhino (8)
W: 60.5kgF: 7
J: W J Lee
T: Henry De Bromhead
26.0027.00
4. Williamsburg (13)
W: 60.5kgF: 74
J: Luke Mcateer
T: David Marnane
4.50
5. Golden Omen (12)
W: 59.5kgF: -
J: Adam Caffrey
T: Noel Meade
15.0017.00
6. Jisir (1)
W: 59.5kgF: 00
J: Seamie Heffernan
T: D Hogan
101.00
7. Mirren (7)
W: 59.5kgF: 52
J: Robert Colgan
T: David Marnane
7.006.505.50
8. Peckedbytheparrott (5)
W: 59.5kgF: 50
J: Chris Hayes
T: William Durkan
67.0041.00
9. Roy Bean (14)
W: 59.5kgF: 4
J: Colin Keane
T: Noel Meade
8.008.508.00
10. Diamonds And Dames (9)
W: 59.0kgF: 4
J: Shane Foley
T: J Harrington
5.506.50
11. Miss Cornelia (6)
W: 58.0kgF: 67
J: G F Carroll
T: Joseph G Murphy
13.0015.00
12. Togetherwearefree (4)
W: 58.0kgF: -
J: Joseph Sheridan
T: Joseph O'brien
9.00
13. Feel The Sting (15)
W: 56.5kgF: 0
J: Ben Coen
T: Andrew Oliver
51.00
14. Ippy (11)
W: 55.5kgF: 5
J: Nathan Crosse
T: John O'donoghue
13.00
15. Lusted (10)
W: 54.5kgF: 057
J: Andrew Slattery
T: Josh Halley
11.00
Each Way terms:3 places, 1/5 odds
Selections: 4-2-7-1
WILLIAMSBURG (4) stepped forward from a quiet debut performance at Leopardstown to finish fourth at the Curragh a fortnight ago. Now goes up to 1600m and will find this more realistic. EIGHTEENTH SMILES (2) brings plenty of experience providing the seventh start of his career. Sets the standard on form achieved so far but needs the new trip to bring about significant improvement. MIRREN (7) was not disgraced both outings this campaign and did well to finish runner up at Gowran Park. Major player. DANG THAI SON (1) is on debut from a stable who can ready a first time out winner. Likely chance on paper.
RunnerWin
4. Williamsburg (13)
Top Tip
2. Eighteenth Smiles (3)
7. Mirren (7)
1. Dang Thai Son (2)
About Cork Racecourse
Cork Racecourse is located in the town of Mallow in the Irish county of Cork. The course hosts more than 20 race meetings a year, including the feature race, the Course National. There are two flat tracks used for thoroughbred racing: the round track, which is approximately 2400 metres long, and a straight sprint track of 1400 metres.