There were 51 Races on Friday 19th April 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Ayr, 6 races at Fontwell, 7 races at Newbury, 8 races at Exeter, 7 races at Limerick, 8 races at Bath, 7 races at Ballinrobe, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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To of these failed to complete in thee Boodles. PALAMON was the shorter-priced of the pair and may prove too strong for Mordor
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The physically imposing ERNIE FROM NURNEY is maturing along the right lines and may cope with the 6lb extra received for a Naas win
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This looks like a match between two were placed at Cork, Runner-up DRISCOLLS HILL gets the vote over third-placed Lough Owel
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Beaten by a progressive Charles Byrnes-trained mare here last week, COSMO RENFRO may be rewarded for his consistency.
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This looks like a nice opportunity for FAVORI DE CHAMPDOU. He was a faller in the Irish National on his last start when looking well beaten and this small field event could be a nice confidence booster. The Saddler Maker gelding was a Grade 2 winner at Punchestown back in November and has kept good company since. At the weights, Joyeux Machin is the obvious danger. He's another Saddler Maker gelding and was pulled up over hurdles when last seen at the Dublin Racing Festival. He had been no match for Lucid Dreams in a rated novice chase before that but had been in good form around Wexford prior to that and is a capable sort at his best. Donacheady Gale could prove best of the remainder.

FAVORI DE CHAMPDOU has the most class in this field and, if none the worse for his fall in the Irish Grand National, he should be able to get the better of Joyeux Machin in a race that the pair are likely to dominate.

Seemingly a match, with recent National faller FAVORI DE CHAMPDOU narrowly preferred to Joyeux Machin
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SUNNYVILLA had run with credit in a couple of strong contests before scoring at Cork at the start of the month and may be able to follow up now. The Mustameet gelding was given a good ride from the front by Gavin Brouder last time and is just 4lb higher now. Mcgrath From Clune was runner-up on his return to chasing at Thurles last time and is just a pound higher now so has to be on the shortlist. Dundaniel was getting closer when brought down two from home over course and distance last month and title chasing Jack Kennedy is an eye-catching booking now for his brother Michael.

SUNNYVILLA got off the mark for the season at Cork earlier this month and hasn't been harshly treated by the handicapper for that success. He may be able to follow up. Dundaniel and Mcgrath From Clune should also go well.

It may be worth taking a chance on KNOW THE GAME who should be sharper for a recent run over hurdles and is a more effective chaser
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BALLYGUNNER CASTLE was an eye-catching third on his debut run at Thurles in mid-February and should prove hard to beat now. The Soldier Of Fortune gelding stayed on nicely behind stablemate Coco Masterpiece that day and looked like he would only improve from the experience. The form looks strong with the runner-up, Fishery Lane, going on to finish fifth at Cheltenham. Olympy De Cerisy chased home a Willie Mullins-trained horse, in Cantico, at Navan last time and it could be a similar story for Declan Queally's charge, who is fitted with a tongue-tie and hood for the first time. Pat Foley's newcomer Jericho Du Fenoir is one to note in the market. The five-year-old cost €65,000 as a store a couple of years ago and is a half-brother to Champion Hurdler Espoir D'allen.

BALLYGUNNER CASTLE found only a couple of stablemates too strong at Thurles in February and he's a strong fancy to open his account upped in trip at the expense of Olympy de Cerisy, who couldn't live with another Willie Mullins' runner last time but rates as the obvious threat. Private Policy looks best of the remainder.

Not knocked about when a promising third on debut, BALLYGUNNER CASTLE could now take the beating over this longer trip
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