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/ Stuart Jones / 23 July 2011 / Leave a Comment 
"Charles Brynes's runner won twice on the Flat last summer, and wouldn't need to improve greatly to see off a poor field".
Just the one meeting in Ireland this weekend and that takes place at Wexford this afternoon.
Napa Starr (14.00) has his quirks, but he appears to have little to beat despite the size of the field in the opening maiden hurdle, and it's suprising that he isn't quite a bit shorter than the evens currently available. Steadily getting the hang of things over timber, Charles Brynes's runner won twice on the Flat last summer, and wouldn't need to improve greatly to see off a poor field.
Moi Desire sets the standard in the first division of the maiden chase on current hurdles form, but there are enough question marks against her (often shapes as if amiss) to look elsewhere, and Deputy Consort (15.45) appeals as the most solid bet. The jumping of So Determined and Thepartysover is a definite worry and the pick of Deputy Consort's efforts leave him with every chance. The drop back in trip is another positive, too.
Division two of the maiden chase features a rematch between Vital Plot (16.15) and Doransfirth, both late fallers at Tipperary last weekend. Vital Plot would have got the better of it that day and looks worth a chance to make amends at [3.0]. The best of this over timber, Vital Plot has had fewer opportunities to show his worth over fences than Goban Soar and gets the nod over the current favourite.
Recommendations
back Napa Starr @ [2.0] in the 14.00
back Deputy Consort @ [6.0] in the 15.45
back Vital Plot @ [4.0] in the 16.15
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