Thurles-Wolverhampton - Thursday 9th February 2012

                    Wolverhampton - Thursday 9th February 2012

 The all-weather course at Wolverhampton forms a flat, left-handed oval circuit of just under a mile in length. The bends are fairly sharp and with a narrow straight of under two furlongs it favours horses with the ability to hold a good position as opposed to those who need time to find full stride. The track's surface was changed from fibresand to polytrack in October 2004.

14:25 Wolverhampton Beneath

 15:00 Wolverhampton Muhandis e/w

15:30 Wolverhampton Crowning Star

 16:05 Wolverhampton Copper Canyon e/w

16:35 Wolverhampton Al Freej

 17:10 Wolverhampton Man Of My Word e/w

17:40 Wolverhampton Flow Chart

                       Thurles - Thursday 9th February 2012

 Thurles is an undulating, right-handed track with a circuit of around a mile and a quarter. Sections of the track are uphill but there is a fairly steep descent to the two-furlong home straight and the track is very much sharp in character, favouring the handy type of horse. There are seven fences to a circuit of the chase course, with two in the home straight, and a run-in of around a furlong. The course is remarkably well drained and as a result, very few meetings are lost due to adverse weather conditions.

 13:30 Thurles Indifference Curve e/w

14:00 Thurles Gagewell Flyer (lay) not winn

14:35 Thurles Dare To Doubt

 15:10 Thurles Jack The Pirate e/w

15:40 Thurles Go All The Way

 16:15 Thurles Culmullen Hall e/w

 16:45 Thurles Top Othe Ra