There were 41 Races on Tuesday 27th May 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Redcar, 7 races at Leicester, 6 races at Brighton, 8 races at Ballinrobe, 7 races at Tipperary, 6 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

A speculative vote goes the way of HEY TRU BLUE, a 175,000gns purchase at last month's Craven Breeze-Up sales. The son of Blue Point is a half-brother to three winners and William Buick's presence suggests he will be primed for action. Rock On Thunder cost a whopping 380,000gns as a half-brother to a Group 2 winner. He's another to note, along with Halla Bil Zain, Wechaad and Whiskey Neat.

Several runners in this field of newcomers have good credentials. HEY TRU BLUE is the suggested first choice ahead of Egoli.
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Having filled the runner-up spot on both outings to date, Homestrait looks sure to give another good account. However, BLEEP TEST was unlucky to bump into subsequent Lily Agnes winner Ali Shuffle on her introduction here and she could take all the beating if handling the extra furlong. Lovethiswayagain is another potential improver, while market support for Hamaleel and Going Again on debut would be interesting.

The Tim Easterby-trained BLEEP TEST showed enough when second here on her debut to suggest she can win a race like this.
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BUST A MOON has been in fine form over the minimum trip and returns to 7f with every chance. David Evans' inmate landed a seller at Beverley before going close in a handicap at Chepstow last week. He can edge out Midnight City, who has lost his way slightly since placing at Southwell in February but drops into a claimer for the first time. Toy Soldier landed a maiden over this distance last term and may prove best of the remainder.

This looks a very good opportunity for BUST A MOON to quickly resume winning ways on the back of a very good Chepstow second last time
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In a moderate event, it is hard to oppose DANEHILL STAR, who arrives here on the back of two impressive wins at Wolverhampton last month and a 6lb rise for the most recent of those may still underestimate the four-year-old. Brinton could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although Oh So Audacious and Spanish Mane should not be written off.

Danehill Star has to be respected but OH SO AUDACIOUS has dropped back to her last winning mark and can gain her third C&D win.
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Although she finished last of four over an extended 1m3f at Windsor earlier this month, MAYWEDANCE might relish this stiffer test of stamina. Adrian Nicholls' filly is effectively racing off 9lb lower in the ratings if taking Jack Nicholls' claim into account and a breakthrough victory may beckon. Rommie The Miracle posted an encouraging third on her handicap bow at Beverley a fortnight ago and she's feared most, ahead of recent Haydock runner-up Requiem.

The unexposed BRAVE EMERALD is taken to get off the mark on his handicap debut by beating recent Haydock runner-up Requiem.
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Pina Sonata did it nicely at Wolverhampton last month and can feature again, despite a penalty. ALFAREQA is also penalised for winning over 7f at Doncaster, but the daughter of Frankel seemed to have plenty left in the tank and she gets the vote with the promise of more to come over this extra distance. Jim Crowley sticks with the selection, rather than Itraaq, although the expensive Haggas newcomer could still make her presence felt.

Owen Burrows' Frankel filly ALFAREQA really warmed to her task when scoring at Doncaster and is taken to come out on top now up to 1m
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Senorita Vega sets the standard following her third at Chester, but marginal preference is for ECHOOFMYMIND. Michael Bell's youngster displayed plenty of promise when fifth on her debut at Doncaster 10 days ago and the daughter of Showcasing is entitled to improve significantly for that experience. Any market support for Diamond Peak, a nicely-bred Pinatubo filly, would have to be noted.

Tom Dascombe's SENORITA VEGA did very well to take third from a wide stall in a useful Chester maiden and looks the one to beat.
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MAFTING has gone agonisingly close on his two starts to date and looks a winner in waiting at this level. The son of Too Darn Hot can make it third-time lucky, possibly at the main expense of War Supremo. The Crisfords' gelding posted his best effort to date when third at Chelmsford earlier this month and a similar performance on his turf bow should see him involved. Burj Zabeel and Bin Ajwad are others of interest.

Mafting has suffered two short-priced defeats but he's the form choice. An interesting alternative is BURJ ZABEEL.
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Aim For The Bull has run with credit in two starts since being gelded and should be thereabouts if he handles reverting to turf. Galette is a potential improver with a first-time visor added, but the fitting of the same headgear could provide the missing ingredient for ME TARZAN. A respectable third over a mile at Yarmouth last month, the James Fanshawe-trained gelding looks well worth another try over 7f given that form has worked out well since.

Stuart Kittow's filly FREEDOM BAY (nap) is taken to build on her promising fourth at Wolverhampton and get off the mark.
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TWILIGHT GUEST's two placed efforts at Yarmouth earlier in the month suggest that he could be successful in a race of this nature. Platinum Prince sprung a surprise at Goodwood last October and has to be of interest on his return to action, while Dubawi Time disappointed on his seasonal debut at Ripon but it is far too soon to be writing him off.

Preference is for IMPERIAL CULT (nap), who did well in 2024 and ought to be approaching concert pitch on his third run of this campaign.
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JET BLACK put in a career best when filling second place on her handicap debut over this trip at Nottingham recently and Andrew Balding's filly is hard to oppose on the back of that performance. Spirit Of The Bay could prove to be the main threat following her encouraging comeback effort at Windsor, while Kaaress is another with valid form claims.

This can go to JET BLACK (nap), who showed improved form over 1m2f on handicap debut last time, form that has been franked by the third
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SYCHELL's recent fourth behind a now 85-rated opponent at Redcar has a solid look in the context of this race. With a step forward, the Archie Watson-trained filly could be very capable of blowing her opening mark of 70 out of the water. Iconnic is another handicapping debutant who could have a say now she is gaining in experience. Sixteen One, Baileys Jubilation and Coeur Jaune are all more exposed but hold each-way appeal.

Back in this sphere, another chance is given to COORAMOOK. Second choice is Iconnic.
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Having proved a different proposition when recording a double at this venue in blinkers last season, Oj Lifestyle warrants respect in his hat-trick bid. However, the five-year-old may be worth taking on dropping back in distance and with cheekpieces on instead. SECRET STRENGTH arrives on the back of a close-up fourth at Chelmsford and Shaun Lycett's charge might prove the solution on his return to turf. Little Boy Blue can run well fresh and is also noted.

Oj Lifestyle has claims on his return but LITTLE BOY BLUE is proven fresh and is taken to win this race for the second time.
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MISEMERALD appeared to improve for the step up to an extended mile when a close second at Nottingham and the Philip Kirby-trained four-year-old tops the shortlist, despite a 1lb rise. Recent Newcastle winner Cuban Fiesta has to be noted following that success, although his previous turf form is a concern. Others to note are Poet's Dawn, Northern Cracksman and Ravishing Beauty.

Kept to this distance and grade, MISEMERALD could well build on her latest effort and register a belated first handicap success.
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ANTELOPE was a ready winner over this trip at Haydock on Friday and has an obvious chance of following up under a 6lb penalty, assuming this doesn't come around too soon. Karthon, Pivotal Affair and Westcombe are interesting handicap debutants to monitor in the betting, but Masterinthewoods wasn't beaten far when third at Goodwood and could be a bigger danger to the selection off the same mark.

Lots with chances but Sir Mark Prescott's WESTCOMBE appeals as the sort to take a sizeable step forward now handicapping.
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MR UBIQUITOUS had little difficulty in completing a double over C&D last week and another bold bid is forecast. The son of Massaat's 6lb penalty is effectively halved by Kaiya Fraser's claim and he may confirm his superiority over runner-up Callout. Jack Morland's gelding is likely to be involved with a similar performance, although a bigger threat may emerge from last month's Yarmouth winner Makes Me Wonder.

Makes Me Wonder won on his turf debut at Yamourth but MR UBIQUITOUS is taken to follow up his C&D win and complete the hat-trick.
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BANTZ has shown improvement on the all-weather this year and carried that over to the turf when scoring at Doncaster. Gemma Tutty's son of Kodiac looks worth sticking with in his current frame of mind, raised only 4lb. I Can Boogy beat Perfidia by a neck over C&D last week, but the runner-up failed to get a clear run and it would be no surprise if he turned the tables.

In what looks an open race the unexposed TORTOISESHELL is taken to win on her handicap/turf debut. Perfidia is next best.
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Beaten into second when 4/11 at Limerick on her penultimate start, JANES HARBOUR somewhat redeemed herself at Punchestown. A never-nearer fourth of 22 in a fiercely competitive handicap, she should appreciate this return to calmer waters. Atlantic City and Gordon Elliott's Rhythm Of Life (first-time cheekpieces) were third and fourth in that aforementioned Limerick contest and reoppose. The Ciaran Murphy-trained former finished just half a length behind the selection and it will come as no great surprise if she manages to reverse the form. Elliott also saddles newcomer No More Silver and she warrants respect with Sam Ewing aboard, while Radar Ahead is another for the shortlist.

But for a bad error at Limerick last time, ATLANTIC CITY would surely have finished in front of Janes Harbour and she can win.
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With only Dumfries boasting any recent winning form, plenty needs to be taken on trust. The betting could provide some clues where the likes of Gherkin, Bibendum and Ajrad are concerned, while reverting to turf could assist Dashing Donkey. However, a chance is taken on the well-handicapped DEVASBOY. Running off 23lb lower than his last winning rating, it would be dangerous to allow the six-year-old to slip under the radar.

This could go to DASHING DONKEY who returned with an encouraging Chelmsford third and now figures only 1lb above his last winning mark.
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Having only been collared inside the closing stages over track and trip recently, compensation could be on the cards for POP DANCER. Tony Carroll's sprinter makes plenty of appeal off an unchanged mark and is taken to repel chief threat Rebel Star, who supplemented her victory at Yarmouth with two creditable efforts in defeat and is likely to be in the thick of the action once more. Arlecchino's Gift may fare best of the remainder.

Rebel Star is consistent but POP Dancer is taken to double his tally for the year after finishing runner-up over C&D six days ago.
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THE REAL SCREAMER hasn't been running badly in handicaps and travelled well on soft ground at Navan last month before finishing third. He should run his race in this claimer. It was a much better contest than this that Spy finished sixth in on his return to action at Roscommon. All the forecast rain will be music to his ears as he was a close second over hurdles on soft ground at Sligo last summer. Church Mountain is another that will be far from inconvenienced by a deluge as he landed a handicap on rain-softened ground at Limerick last month. Conversely, rain doesn't look ideal for Signor Ferrari who has been in decent form on the Polytrack in Dundalk.

Marginal preference is for THE REAL SCREAMER who brings some consistency from handicaps.
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Paul Midgley trained last year's winner and his Masterclass steps back up in trip under a penalty after scoring over 5f at Nottingham. However, SO GRATEFUL won over this distance at Thirsk on his latest start and a 3lb rise may not be enough to anchor him, with a leading amateur in Serena Brotherton taking over the reins. Four Adaay has eased in the weights and is not out of it either.

The shortlist is headed by KURIMU and Let's Go Hugo, who are interesting alternatives to the two last-time winners in the field.
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In against rivals of the same age, this looks a good opportunity for LAST KINGDOM. Upped 13lb for a smooth success at Fairyhouse, he subsequently finished second to a stable companion at Killarney. The forecast rain won't inconvenience the 129-rated bay and it will be disappointing if he fails to deliver. Competing on the level of late, Solar Drive has a course win to his name. An also-ran in the Fred Winter at Cheltenham, he should be able to make his presence felt with Darragh O'Keeffe aboard. Chortal made the breakthrough on his sixth start over flights at Bellewstown last month and is open to further improvement. A respectable fifth in two bumpers, Le Diablo is the most interesting of the remainder.

LAST KINGDOM is well treated by the race conditions, the forecast rain is in his favour and this looks a good opportunity for him
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KEVIN THE GREAT could be worth chancing on his second start. His debut sixth in a big field over further at Navan certainly wasn't devoid of ability and it showed that he can handle slow ground. In addition, that form has been well franked. Donnacha O'Brien saddled a treble at the Curragh last Sunday and his Churchill filly Candidly merits a market check ahead of her debut. Ger Lyons introduces Sonoran, a son of Arizona, and similar sentiments apply to him. Willie McCreery takes the wraps off Winters Breath and she shouldn't be ruled out, while Pete's Dream can build upon an opening fifth behind an impressive winner at Leopardstown.

It may pay to take a chance on PETE'S DREAM, who would have finished a lot closer at Leopardstown with a clearer run
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Out of a sister to Voler La Vedette, Western Princess ran her best race to date when third at Wexford recently and she should be able to make an impact in a contest of this quality. For a selection, though, NET BOY gets the nod. Third of 22 when last seen at Fairyhouse, a reproduction of that effort would be good enough to win this. Third on his debut over flights earlier this month, Noticebox (first-time hood) is sure to have plenty of supporters, while the Joseph O'Brien-trained Nitty Gritty and debutant Eye On The Ball are others of note. A 78,000-euro Goffs Arkle sale purchase, Kamikaz Du Plessis would be of definite interest if getting a run.

NET BOY has the strongest form and can score even though his best form is on easier ground.
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The one that appeals the most is DIAMOND ALEXANDER, who is a full-sister to the multiple 5f winner Democracy Dilemma as well as being a half-sister to the Group 3-placed Angel Alexander. However, this could be an informative maiden and Jungle Monarch, Bone Marra and London Is Blue also boast captivating pedigrees. Red Savitar sets the standard on form but already looks vulnerable to more precocious types.

The vote goes to JUNGLE MONARCH whose stable is enjoying another fine year with 2yos first time out.
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SPRING IS HERE began her career in Listed company in the Curragh and outran her odds when beaten just over two lengths into fourth. The winner has followed up in a Group 3 to endorse the form. Spring Is Here's full brother won a Group 3 on testing ground, so she ought to handle slower conditions. Rogue Legend is a contender, but has to give 9lb to Spring Is Here. He got off the mark with a comfortable success on his second start which had connections eyeing the Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot. Baby Basma warrants respect on the back of a debut victory in Cork, while Pints In Peace showed up well in fourth at the Curragh.

Rogue Legend is greatly respected but may find the concession of 9lb to SPRING IS HERE too much
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Three of these stand out, with preference for COME ON THE LADS. An eyecatcher on more than one occasion in maiden company, he ran a cracker on his handicap debut at Killarney earlier this month, finishing third behind a pair of Willie Mullins-trained inmates. Back in calmer waters now, he looks the one to beat. Second when 4/6 on his debut over flights at Down Royal, it will come as no surprise if Fairbanks manages to go a place better. A smart performer on the level in the UK, he was purchased by current connections for 65,000gns. Firebrand was eighth of 25 in a quality heat at Fairyhouse in November and considering he had four subsequent winners behind, it will be disappointing if he's not involved towards the business end.

A classy Flat sort, FAIRBANKS(nap) ran a cracker to be just denied at Down Royal on hurdling debut and will take beating.
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John and Thady Gosden send out a couple of notable contenders and, while the penalised Newcastle winner Cajole is probably the first in the pecking order, the booking of Oisin Murphy for Nahraan also suggests that connections mean business with this attractively-bred debutant. Even so, there was lots to like about KING AL's tenacious winning debut at Haydock on his sole start as a juvenile and that proven willing attitude could be decisive on his first start back.

The Gosdens' well-bred filly CAJOLE looks the one to beat after this month's Newcastle success.
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BEST SUGGESTION ran a fine race on debut in Navan when beaten two lengths into third. Granted normal improvement, he should be heavily involved. He's due to encounter slower ground, however, his sire won a Group 3 on soft ground. Shoney is going the right way after a fourth place in Dundalk and a runner-up berth at Sligo. She is housed in stall one and has plenty going for her. This Ain't Texas began his career in a hot race at Naas almost a year ago and wasn't disgraced in fourth. He didn't build upon that at Cork in October, but there is still time for him to do so. There is likely to be more to come from expensive-purchase Morally Sound.

Viamonte shades it on form but could be vulnerable to less exposed 3yos Shoney and BEST SUGGESTION, the latter preferred
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The only four-year-old in the line-up, MAXIOS PRIME might be able to get the better of her older rivals. A winner at Fairyhouse in February, she since ran well to finish third in a valuable contest at Cheltenham last month and had some smart sorts in behind. Nicely treated by the conditions of this race, it'll be disappointing if she's not involved towards the business end. Second on her debut for Eoin Griffin at Clonmel, it'll come as no surprise if Miss Gherkin manages to go a place better under champion conditional Tiernan Power Roche. One of two John Ryan-trained representatives in the line-up and fourth in this very contest 12-months ago, Flidais should give a good account of herself, while Fratas and Dame Rapide are others for the shortlist.

Though raised 3lb for finishing second at Clonmel last time, MISS GHERKIN could improve from that first run since February.
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From a rating of just 67, carrying top-weight might not be insurmountable for THE FEMININE URGE, who is readily suggested as the one to be with. Only raised 2lb for her determined effort when scoring at Windsor 22 days ago, the daughter of Mehmas could be tough to pass if she replicates the effort here. The low-mileage Hint Of Humour can be competitive on just her second start in a handicap. Startling is a viable alternative with first-time cheekpieces tried.

Still on her last winning mark, STARTLING (nap) should find this race is run to suit her closing style.
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A combination of the handicapper loosening his grip and a recent wind operation saw HARRY'S HILL bounce back to form in second at Navan. He was only collared in the closing stages of that higher-grade contest which bodes well for this assignment. Fair Taxes was backed down to favouritism for a valuable handicap in Chester this month, but finished sixth. He was in a consistent vein of form before that outing. Bold Optimist was a place behind Harry's Hill in third at Navan and has three lengths to find. He has been dropped 4lb, though. Sturlasson is really plummeting down the weights and is going to spark back into life sooner rather than later.

Harry's Hill deserves plenty of respect, but a chance is taken on the improving 3yo SARAHMAE
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A competitive affair, with the Edward O'Grady-trained ORDER OF THE DANCE the suggestion. O'Grady has started the new season well, saddling three winners in recent weeks. A runner-up at Kilbeggan and Clonmel respectively, the selection is still relatively unexposed and looks capable of taking a race of this quality. A case can be made for many others, with Dream Escape the second choice. Third at Gowran in November and not beaten that far in two starts since, it'll be interesting to see how he fares returning from a five month break. Katakana is back from an even longer absence and she looks capable of making her presence felt with Darragh O'Keeffe aboard, while others for the shortlist are Zero Fighter, who won on the level at Roscommon recently, and handicap debutant I Am Mimi.

Narrow preference is for KATAKANA. She is ground versatile and she shaped with promise in a C&D maiden here last year.
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GOLSPIE finished runner-up over course and distance on a couple of occasions prior to a recent third at Newcastle. Beaten only a length last time, he coped well with the step up to this grade and the son of Ribchester looks worthy of another chance back at this venue. Serious Look bids for a hat-trick of course wins and he may prove a bigger threat than last month's Lingfield winner Molly Valentine.

The vote goes to C&D winner BEARAWAY who should be suited by the return to this trip.
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KILMEADEN's runner-up spot in a maiden at Ballinrobe received a massive boost when the winner followed up in good style in Listed class at Navan. Galileo colt Kilmeaden holds an entry in the Irish Derby and sets a more than useful standard. Given the form of Paddy Twomey's stable, newcomer Pharos Freedom is of interest. It is worth noting that Twomey saddled the horse that beat Kilmeaden in Ballinrobe, so he will have a handle on what is required. Light Up The Dark didn't cut much ice in another maiden at Ballinrobe, however, she is a Listed bumper winner and a return to slower ground will definitely help her. Ardashir is another debutant worth checking for market strength.

The form that KILMEADEN (nap) produced at Ballinrobe looks all the stronger now with the winner following up in a Listed race.
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Even more competitive than the previous contest. A dual winner over fences at Thurles in March, SPINNING WEB will attempt to exploit his lower hurdles mark. Pulled up when last seen in a valuable contest at Punchestown, he returns to flights for the first time since October and steps up in trip. Out of smart six-time winner Bonny Kate, Tell Nobody Nothin wasn't beaten far on his last two starts and is the second choice with Donagh Meyler aboard. Successful here last month, the locally trained Tomas O Maille is sure to have plenty of supporters, while a case can be made for a whole host of others. Handicap debutants Boston Jury and Je Suis are both of interest, with Ladiam, Kingkong Ciergues and Westernersunrise others for the shortlist.

TOMAS O MAILLE won over a furlong shorter here last time, he is ground versatile and he may be able to defy a 5lb rise.
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DORS DELIGHT has yet to win but went close to doing so when narrowly beaten here last month. The daughter of Havana Grey is taken to go one better off the same mark and confirm latest running with Trusty Scout. The latter finished fifth that day and he can feature again, while Bitacora is worth a second glance after landing a classified contest here.

Ex-Irish 4yo LATIN makes his stable debut from a workable mark and could provide James Owen with another success story.
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BILLIE FRECHETTE is holding her form on the Flat and over hurdles really well and could double her career total. She hasn't been out of the first four in her last eight races under both codes and was successful over 2m at Dundalk in March. Plunkett Street has to be feared after winning in Cork last month. The fact that the placed horses both came out and won on their next starts enhances his case off 5lb higher. Slieve Bearnagh was mowed down by the winner in Limerick, but finished well clear of the remainder in second which gives him claims. Beer With The Boys and Tassarolo are others to consider.

Any number with chances but the suggestion is BILLIE FRECHETTE who has been holding her own under both codes this year.
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DOCTOR STEINBERG looks the one to beat. Out of action for almost a year after finishing third on debut, the E95,000 Tattersalls Derby Sale purchase returned at Clonmel in March. Second to Sunny South West, who has won again since, at the Powerstown Park venue, he encouragingly drew 17-lengths clear of the third. Well-supported and sent off an odds-on chance on debut at Wexford last summer, Jisco De Brem is of definite interest. While he disappointingly finished eighth at the Bettyville circuit, he scoped dirty post race and is given the chance to redeem himself now. The winner of a point-to-point on his second start at Quakerstown in November and subsequently purchased by current connections for E32,000, Hickeys Hill warrants respect. The Gordon Elliott-trained Rapid Redemption can't be discounted on debut, while Ned In The Park is another for the shortlist.

If the Willie Mullins' trained DOCTOR STEINBERG repeats the form of his Clonmel second he should be hard to beat.
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Tralee Girl prevailed by only half a length when odds-on favourite at Windsor earlier in the month. However, SOLAR PASS returned the impressive winner of a maiden over a mile at Lingfield in January. A half-sister to stablemate and 1m4f winner Mount Atlas, Andrew Balding's filly is expected to improve further for this longer trip and could be the one to side with. Pure Theory is next best.

In-form Tralee Girl is much respected but SOLAR PASS came on plenty as a 2yo and could do even better this year.
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