Ayr specialist Keatley can land Ayr feature with classy G Force

Adrian Keatley (left): “I'm going to rebase myself and start again. When you're working hard and it's costing you money it's pretty braindead stuff to keep at it.'Credit: Caroline Norris

QUALITY chaser Hidden Clyclone and decent hurdler Snow Falcon close today Listowel meeting by squaring off on the Flat and the former’s unbeaten record – he’s 2-2 – in this sphere looks under threat.

Although Hidden Cyclone arrives on the back of a cosy Killarney hurdles win, there was more to like about the comeback success of Snow Falcon at Roscommon as he destroyed some decent horses, including Sadler’s Risk.

Arguably the worst part of Snow Falcon’s game is his jumping so the switch back to the Flat might be more of a help than a hindrance, he loves this ground and Noel Meade’s string are in top form.

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David JenningsDeputy Ireland editor

Published on 16 September 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 16:24, 16 September 2016

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