Bold Thady Quill to steal the Dubai Duty Free Finest Surprise Handicap (Premier Handicap) from the competition at Curragh
Fourteen three-year and above entries have turned up for the Dubai Duty Free Finest Surprise Handicap (Premier Handicap) over a mile at Curragh on Saturday, 30th June. The winner will be rewarded with the €36,000 prize money.
The most capable entry in the field is Bold Thady Quill, Tale Of The Cat’s five-year-old chestnut gelding out of mare, Jazzie. He has been active seven times during the 2012 campaign.
The welcome race for the five-year-old was on 30th March, 2012 in the www.thetote.com Claiming Race at Dundalk over a mile. He finished third while the race was won by the favourite, Akasaka.
Getting defeated by 4 ¾ lengths was, Baitsileir.
On 13th May, 2012 he settled as the favourite runner up in the Horse Racing Ireland Pensioners Handicap at Leopardstown over a mile. Whipless won the by 1 ¼ lengths’ margin while riding with jockey, R. P. Whelan.
Concluding the race third behind the winner was, Edenshaw.
K. J. Kondon’s under charge eventually won on 4th June, 2012 in the www.thetote.com BBQ Evenings At Naas Handicap at Naas over seven furlongs.
Bold Thady Quill was not only ahead by half a length rather won as the favourite in the company of Shane Foley. Finishing the closest to the winner was, Jamesie while stationing third was, Joe Eile.
The performance that got him the victory did not last long as he finished next to the best in the race that followed right after.
The Charleville Cheese Handicap was won by Potomac who kept Bold Thady Quill adrift by one and a half lengths.
Coming at terms with the third position was, Gunner Lindley.
During the last three races his consistency level has not wavered drastically as he bagged two second scores and won a race. He is backed by 6 to 1 odds with Potomac, the winner of the very last race that Bold Thady Quill took part in, competing with the same chances today.
He will become the mount of Shane Foley and the two have been allotted the fourth gate to break from. It is high time that the five-year-old adds the second success of the season on the profile.
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