2:12 Galway

The KTB Fit ranking

1. 1Coolishael KTB Selection63/100

   Form 3-3232 · Ross O'Sullivan · Daniel King

   Family: half-brother to It's Hard To Know (2 wins from 6 runs). The dam has had 2 other runners, 1 of them a winner.

   Coolishael arrives with the highest KTB Fit Score of 63 and holds an official rating of 114. A smart performer, this 5-year-old has placed in all three starts at this trip and shown consistent form through the string of 3-3-2-3-2 finishes in recent outings. The Ross O'Sullivan yard posts an 11% strike rate at Galway from 94 runs while Daniel King is 6-87 at the track, both figures sitting in line with their overall records. Unproven on the ground on the basis of only four career starts, this prominent runner usually races handily on or close to the lead with high confidence in that style. Half-brother to It's Hard To Know who won twice from six runs, with the dam having produced two other runners including one winner.

2. 2If You Believe60/100

   Form 10/4- · Gavin Cromwell · Keith Donoghue

   Family: the dam has had 1 other runner, not a winner.

   If You Believe is rated second on KTB Fit with a score of 60. This 5-year-old has shown little in two starts at this trip and remains lightly raced overall with form of 10/4-. The Gavin Cromwell stable records a 7% strike rate at Galway from 394 runs which sits below their 10% at other tracks, while Keith Donoghue holds an 11% strike rate here from 171 rides that aligns with his overall figure. Unproven on the ground, this prominent runner usually races handily on or close to the lead with medium confidence. The dam has had one other runner which did not win, and the overall assessment carries low data confidence.

3. 3Give It A Crack58/100

   Form 23/3 · Henry de Bromhead · Alan O'Sullivan(5)

   Give It A Crack carries a KTB Fit Score of 58 and is lightly raced with the scope to improve. This 5-year-old finished third on debut over this trip and has recent form figures of 23/3. Henry de Bromhead's yard has an 11% strike rate at Galway from 313 runs which sits in line with their record elsewhere, while Alan O'Sullivan claims 5 lb and is 3-30 at the track matching his overall strike rate. Trip suitability looks a positive on the small sample available, though this prominent runner has limited evidence for that run-style with low confidence. Unproven on the ground and with no course form.

4. 4Missouri Snow54/100

   Form 1-13 · Nigel Thomas Slevin · Carl Millar(5)

   Family: full sister to Nothing Hectic (2 wins from 15 runs). The dam has had 3 other runners, 1 of them a winner.

   Missouri Snow is next on 54 KTB Fit after showing ability in just two starts. This 5-year-old has a win and a placed effort to her name, including a placing at today's trip, and carries recent form of 1-13. The Nigel Thomas Slevin yard has a 0% strike rate at Galway from 13 runs while Carl Millar claims 5 lb and is 1-10 at the track. Data confidence remains low so the small sample means this one should be treated with caution. A full sister to Nothing Hectic who won twice from 15 runs, with the dam having produced three other runners including one winner, this prominent runner usually races handily with medium confidence. Unproven on the ground.

5. 5The Bosses Order51/100

   Form 56P-56 · A D Leahy · Richard Condon(5)

   Family: half-brother to Kingofthewest (3 wins from 16 runs). The dam has had 5 other runners, 1 of them a winner.

   The Bosses Order has a KTB Fit Score of 51 and is lightly raced with just two runs this year. Recent form of 56P-56 leaves the picture far from clear for this 4-year-old who drops back in trip today, which asks a fresh question. The A D Leahy yard posts a 20% strike rate at Galway from five runs while Richard Condon claims 5 lb and is still seeking a first win from eight rides here. Half-brother to Kingofthewest who has won three times from 16 runs, with the dam having had five other runners including one winner. This front-runner tends to make the running or race on the pace with medium confidence and remains unproven on the ground.

6. 6Fun Daddy51/100

   Form 50- · Eddie & Patrick Harty · Kieren Buckley

   Family: half-brother to Wyoming Baby (1 win from 14 runs). The dam has had 1 other runner, a winner.

   Fun Daddy is lightly raced with just two runs and an official rating yet to be allocated so this assessment comes with low data confidence. Finished fifth then last of ten on those starts and now tries first-time headgear while stepping back to a trip at which he has already been beaten. The Eddie & Patrick Harty yard operates at a 10% strike rate at Galway from 31 runs which is in line with their record elsewhere while Kieren Buckley has a 3% strike rate here from 29 rides that matches his overall figure. A front-runner with medium confidence, half-brother to Wyoming Baby who won once from 14 runs.

7. 7Ellis Redding49/100

   Form P/15- · Gavin Cromwell · Ben Harvey

   Family: the dam has had 1 other runner, not a winner.

   Ellis Redding is lightly raced with only one run in the last year and a modest career record of a win followed by a pulled-up effort. The drop back to 2m is an unknown and the dam has produced just one non-winning runner. Gavin Cromwell records a 7% strike rate at Galway from 394 runs which is below their 10% elsewhere while Ben Harvey is 1-33 at the track in line with his overall rate. This mid-division runner has limited evidence for that style with low confidence.

8. 8Jury Time48/100

   Form 61323- · S Curling · Phillip Enright

   Family: half-sister to Hanoi Jane (1 win from 12 runs). The dam has had 2 other runners, 1 of them a winner.

   Jury Time has shown ability in three starts, finishing placed at today's trip and recording a respectable 61323- form line. The drop back from 2m1f is a fresh question while the S Curling yard's 4% strike rate at Galway from 25 runs sits in line with their overall record. Phillip Enright's 3% strike rate at the track from 261 rides is below his 6% elsewhere and with low data confidence this remains a cautious read. A prominent runner with medium confidence, half-sister to Hanoi Jane who won once from 12 runs.

9. 9Naught But Nice41/100

   Form P- · Robert Tyner · Anna McGuinness(7)

   Naught But Nice has a single point-to-point run that ended in a pull-up and now switches to rules racing in first-time headgear. The Robert Tyner yard records a 5% strike rate at Galway from 61 runs which sits in line with their 9% elsewhere while Anna McGuinness is still seeking her first win from five rides at the track. Data confidence is low so this lightly-raced drop back to an untried 2m trip must be viewed with caution. A held-up runner with limited evidence and low confidence.

10. 10For My Lady38/100

    Form 2- · P J Rothwell · Mr R Sugrue(7)

    Family: the dam has had 2 other runners, none of them a winner.

    For My Lady makes her debut under rules for a yard that has a 4% strike rate at Galway from 243 runs, in line with their overall record. The 7 lb claimer Mr R Sugrue has yet to ride a winner from 13 attempts at the track. Pedigree is unproven with the dam producing just two non-winning runners to date and data confidence is low for this newcomer by Vadamos.

11. 11Ruled By The Sun37/100

    Form 7-7P04 · Ray Hackett · Liam Quinlan

    Ruled By The Sun has shown little in five runs to date with a recent sequence of 7-7P04 that includes two pulled-up efforts. The drop back to an untried 2m trip asks a fresh question of a horse still with plenty to prove. Ray Hackett and Liam Quinlan both operate at a 3% strike rate at Galway which sits in line with their figures at other tracks. This mid-division runner has medium confidence in that style.