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Ashgrove Renewables Maiden Hurdle

Cork · 17:10 · Friday, 10 July 2026 · 2m1f60y · Good

🤖 AI race preview

The race is likely to be contested under a moderate tempo with Hygge emerging as the standout performer, having shown consistent form in hurdle outings despite a recent third-place finish at Cork where he was outpaced over the final two furlongs; his 115 RPR, 91 TS, and strong showing in a 20-1 Flat debut at Killarney suggest he can handle the ground and make appeal from a midfield position. A key danger is Monntie, who has shown improvement in start and early pace over recent runs, with a 115 RPR and a 50s TS indicating a potential to challenge in the early stages, while Im All In, despite jumping issues, has a history of being in contention on better ground and could pose a threat if he avoids a last-flight departure. Pillartou and Mambo Du Large, both first-time hurdlers with tongue-tie concerns and recent poor finishes, are worth noting as each-way players at the forecast price, with the latter’s 13th-place finish in Limerick and lack of form in prior runs making him a cautionary observation.

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🏁 Result

1Hygge (GB) Jack Kennedy2.10
2Mont Star (FR) Mike OConnor8.50
3Saporetti (IRE) Phillip Enright3.75
4Monntie (IRE) Paddy Hanlon10
5Good Onya Mate (IRE) Dylan Whelan5.00
6Mambo Du Large (FR) Ricky Doyle126

Settled from official results.