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White pepper will give Feigh plenty to do. White Pepper did well in Aintree but was really impressive in Galway in October. A reproduction of this run will suffice to win this one.
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Willie Mullins’ only entry into this one is brooklyn glory. She won on her Listowel debut and followed with a win in Cork. She didn’t live up to Party Central last time at Fairyhouse in April, but it’s worth keeping an eye out for.
It is difficult to oppose Glenquin Castle, but freewheel in Dylan a score of 113 on hurdles is impossible to refuse. He lost his place last time around, but he won the Irish Grand National with a mark of 137 over jumps and looks really well treated in hurdles.
Willie runs black bow in this one for the first time since March, where he was beaten by Chantry House in sixth in the freshman Marsh Chase. It is a bit hit and miss but it is rated 151 and it will definitely run its course. It’s a tough race to call but Blackbow has a chance.
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Willie got Saint Sam in this one but I take the side The devil-coachman, who ran a cracker behind Ferny Hollow in Punchestown in December. Saint Sam would appreciate any rain that comes before Sunday.
12:50 – White Pepper
13:20 – Brooklynn Glory
1:50 p.m. – Freewheel at Dylan’s
2:20 p.m. – Black arc
2:50 p.m. – The devil-coachman
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