There were 36 Races on Sunday 2nd June 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Listowel, 6 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Kilbeggan, 7 races at Hamilton, 8 races at Nottingham, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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ELZEM kept on nicely on debut over the minimum trip at the Curragh and was only caught in the closing stages when stepped up to 7f at Roscommon last time so this intermediate distance may prove ideal. There isn't much to choose between Promise Given and Shimmy Jimmy who were both denied a clear passage on debut in the Cork maiden won by Rock N Roll Rocket last month, while King Thistle was putting in his best work in at the finish at Navan and is sure to benefit from that experience. Hugo's Girl and She's Ideal are others to consider.

PROMISE GIVEN caught the eye when sixth at Cork on debut last month, just about last off the bridle but getting no luck in running, and she's preferred to Elzem and Hugo's Girl.

Could be a case of third time lucky for ELZEM who should appreciate the drop back in trip
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Nahi, Art Market and Mission Command all make some appeal ahead of their respective debuts, but experience counts for plenty and it is KING OF LIGHT who shades preference. Having shaped with promise on his debut at Windsor in April, the Mehmas colt took a step forward when finishing third at York last month. That effort sets the form standard and any further improvement will make him tough to beat.

Karl Burke's son of Mehmas KING OF LIGHT holds the edge on form and with the prospect of better to come he edges the vote in a very open-looking maiden. Andrew Balding's Kingman filly Kassaya also has the benefit of experience and is next on the list ahead of newcomers Art Market, Mission Command and Nahi.

Chaldean's half-sister KASSAYA would probably have made a winning debut at Salisbury had she been that bit wiser.
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LATE VOCATION is capable of landing a moderate looking affair. The Workforce mare has some nice form in the book and it was a decent run at Tipperary on her return last month when she stayed on into fifth behind Slip Jig. Going up in trip now should help. Lynchy Boy chased home easy winner If You Let Me here 16 days ago and is another with an obvious chance. The Affinisea gelding has to give away half a stone to the 97-rated mare. Fire Force, another Workforce mare, has been placed in a couple of point-to-points and is another to consider on her Rules debut.

LATE VOCATION bounced back to form at Tipperary last month and will be suited by the step back up in trip here. She can open her account. Lynchy Boy look the obvious danger on form, whilst Fire Force has acquitted herself well in points this year and warrants respect on her debut under Rules.

This looks like a good opportunity for LATE VOCATION who finished well over 2m at Tipperary on her first start since last December
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An open contest sees a chance taken on BRISTOL HILL, who made a pleasing start to his career over timber when third over 2m at Huntingdon last month. Kevin Frost's charge showed signs of inexperience, racing too freely for much of the journey, but the six-year-old showed a likeable attitude running on late in the day and is expected to go well. Pleasant Man is feared most after being sent off favourite the last time he ran over hurdles, while Brave Jen also makes some appeal.

James Owen's CANNON ROCK has some useful winning Flat form to his name and comes here on the back of a good recent AW second at Kempton so is fancied to make a successful start now hurdling for his in-form yard. Pleasant Man is the form pick of those with experience and rates much the biggest threat, with Bristol Hill, Dirty Den and Natchez Trace all in the mix for minor honours.

Several have a chance in this maiden, in which the vote goes to the ex-Godolphin 4yo CANNON ROCK on his debut over hurdles.
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AMERICAN BAR is obviously a good-looking daughter of No Nay Never having cost 300,000 euro at the Goffs Orby Sale and her dam was successful as a juvenile. Merrily is another interesting newcomer by No Nay Never and the $325,000 yearling is out of a Listed winning daughter of Selkirk. Cradle Of Love and Irish Acclamation appear the pick of those with experience. The former hung left when placed at Navan last time but may get away with that tendency around this track and is now fitted with cheekpieces. Irish Acclamation has also shown promise on both starts and may appreciate this sounder surface.

AMERICAN BAR makes plenty of appeal on paper for a yard adept at readying a newcomer, and with a Group 2 entry, she could be worth siding with before market clues. Merrily is another newcomer high on the shortlist for Aidan O'Brien. The promising Cradle of Love is the pick of those with experience and can also feature.

this may rest between a pair of expensively-bought No Nay Never fillies, AMERICAN BAR getting preference over Merrily
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Get Jiggy With It continues to knock on the door and she would be a deserved winner, while Keady Town, who will appreciate an ease in class, is another who looks set to go well. However, a chance can be taken on FINE GOLD. Tom Clover's gelding shaped with more promise than the finishing position suggests over 6f here on debut last month, after losing many lengths leaving the stalls. He'll be more streetwise this time and is taken to strike going up in trip.

MERCURY DAY showed plenty for Ralph Beckett at 2 yrs, beaten only by a subsequent Group 3 winner at Chelmsford on her final start, and she's preferred to the other form pick Get Jiggy With It, who's proving expensive to follow. Keady Town has improved in handicaps this year and is another to consider back in a maiden.

Keady Town and Get Jiggy With It have fair form but MERCURY DAY is preferred on her first run for a new stable.
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MAXI MAC GOLD had some solid placed form before getting off the mark in fine style at Cork last month and this looks like a nice opportunity to bag another win. The Doctor Dino gelding won easily over a similar trip last time and sets a decent standard here off an official mark of 125. The Willie Mullins-trained mare Paggane is weighted to be a danger. She finished seventh in a hot mares contest at Punchestown last time and tackles this trip for the first time. Clodders Dream was a good winner at Clonmel last time and could improve for going up in trip now. He's another for the shortlist.

MAXI MAC GOLD was clearly suited by the stiffer test of stamina when scoring at Cork last month and is fancied to follow up. Littlebiggie may provide the chief threat.

Paul Nolan's Cork winner MAXI MAC GOLD ticks the right boxes in terms of the trip, ground, and race conditions.
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Following a cosy success over 3m1f at Huntingdon last month, CHATTY CHICH appears likely to follow up that success. Dan Skelton's charge has been raised 6lb in the ratings which may not be enough to halt her progression. Despite being a well-beaten third over 2m4f at this venue last time, Mountain Bay is feared most given the handicapper has loosened his grip, while Ebendi looks set to follow them home.

CHATTY CHICH confirmed the promise of her C&D handicap debut second when running out a good winner at Huntingdon 25 days ago and, still unexposed as a stayer, she looks to hold excellent claims of following up for her leading yard. Little Talks isn't one to dismiss out of hand, and along with Ebendi, heads up the dangers.

Having improved since running over about 3m, CHATTY CHICH has a sound chance to follow up her Huntingdon win despite being 6lb higher.
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Mercurial bridged a gap of nearly three years without a win when drawing clear inside the final furlong for a decisive victory in a 21-runner 6f handicap at the Curragh with RAMIRO just over three lengths back in third. The selection, who didn't enjoy the clearest of runs subsequently at Limerick, has been a model of consistency this year and gets the vote at the revised weights to record a sixth career win. Coumshingaun's three wins include a maiden over C&D and she comes here in decent form having suffered a troubled passage when third to Dance Night Andday (won again since) at Naas.

POLAR BEAR took a step back in the right direction when fourth at Roscommon 3 weeks ago and is potentially well treated if building on that. Mercurial arrives on the back of a career-best win at the Curragh and is next best ahead of Coumshingaun.

Quite an open look to this handicap, it could pay to side with POLAR BEAR, who found the trip too far last time
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HELLO COTAI was caught further back than ideal at Haydock nine days ago, so it was to his credit that he plugged on for fourth. Should he break on terms this time, Adam West's charge appears to hold solid claims now eased in class off an unchanged mark. Evelyn's Phoenix surprised a few when winning at odds of 28/1 over 7f at Redcar last time out and he makes obvious appeal upped in trip. Handicap debutant Tribal Chief is worth a market check too.

PERSIAN PHOENIX has stepped back up with each outing so far this campaign, finishing a creditable second at Hamilton 16 days ago. The return to 1m will hold no fears and she shades the vote in a competitive affair. Redcar-scorer Evelyn's Phoenix and handicap-debutant Tribal Chief head the dangers, whilst Bestie, in first-time cheekpieces, looks worth a crack at 1m.

Another step forward looks possible for EVELYN'S PHOENIX (nap) who swooped late on to win his handicap debut over 7f at Redcar.
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STEPS MATCH ran a solid enough race when fourth at Cork just over three weeks ago and may be able to strike here now. The Court Cave gelding stayed on at the finish then over a similar trip and remains on the same mark. Navy Waves was also fourth last time, when behind Flicker Of Hope in Clonmel. That form looks solid with the winner following up at Wexford the other day. Without Exception hasn't been far away on his last couple of outings and is another that has to come into calculations. He has dropped a pound since his fifth placed effort at Limerick.

STEPS MATCH can race off the same mark as when a good fourth in a big-field handicap at Cork last time so looks the way to go. The Lucky Lobster could emerge as the main danger reverted to this sphere, although He Fitz In, Without Exception and Everystep oftheway all need factoring in too.

A hopeful vote goes to STEPS MATCH who likes good ground and stays well. Last month's Cork form was respectable
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Just touched off over 2m1f at Sedgefield last time, Augharue arrives here with solid credentials, but he may be vulnerable to some better treated rivals such as GO FOX. Neil King's runner has been eased 2lb in the ratings for his third over 2m5f at this track and, with this drop in trip likely to suit, he appears capable of exploiting an attractive mark of 81. Omaha Wish and Ferrybridge are also worthy of consideration.

OMAHA WISH offered something to work on sent chasing when a good third at Warwick and gets the vote over of Moore Clouds, who's dipped below her last winning mark. Augharue only just failed at Sedgefield last month and is another to consider.

The choice is GO FOX, who ran creditably over 2m5f here last time and is back on the same mark as when winning over C&D a year ago.
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It looks significant that Dylan Browne McMonagle partners WITHOUT WORDS in preference to two winning stablemates and the well-bred filly also has a Group 3 entry in the next few weeks. The daughter of Mendelssohn is closely related to Grade 1 winner Combatant and cost 450,000 euro at Arqana last December. Quar Shamar won a mile maiden at Dundalk last spring and wasn't disgraced subsequently behind Paddington in the Irish 2,000 Guineas. He only weakened in the closing stages when reappearing in a 7f Listed race at Naas and may prove more of a threat than The Liffey or Uluru.

ULURU showed improved form returning from 7 months off despite not looking the finished article when second at Killarney 19 days ago, and with the prospect of more to come, she earns the vote. The Liffey is another 3-y-o entitled to improve and feared, along with Quar Shamar.

This is trappy but jockey bookings indicate there could be a big run in the well-related WITHOUT WORDS who cost 450,000 euros.
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Inspired Knowhow showed a likeable attitude when getting up in the shadows of the post over 5f at Windsor last time and this in-form gelding is likely to offer another bold bid, but he may struggle to defy a 5lb rise in the ratings. Therefore, PHOENIX STAR, who finished a little over two lengths behind Marco Botti's charge on that occasion, can reverse the form on these revised terms, while High Opinion should also be thereabouts.

INSPIRED KNOWHOW fully clicked when an impressive winner at Windsor last time and there's the hope for better still, so he's preferred to the in-form Showalong, who was unlucky last time. High Opinion should also give his running.

Zargun and Phoenix Star can go well but NEVER THIS WAY shaped nicely at Beverley last month and now drops in class.
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TANNERY PARK may be able to take another step forward in his second handicap. The Golden Horn gelding showed more when a staying on fifth behind Makfils at Punchestown 12 days ago and better ground then may have suited. The four-year-old is still fairly unexposed. Morepowertoya comes here in good form and looks an obvious contender. The French-bred won at Tipperary on his penultimate outing and ran well when third off this mark at the same venue last time. Across The Ocean is another unexposed sort who could make an impression now for in-form trainer Gavin Cromwell. He ran a nice race when fourth on his return at Clonmel last month.

MOREPOWERTOYA can race off the same mark as when a very good recent Tipperary third so edges the vote in a competitive handicap. Riyami remains unexposed in this sphere and heads the list of dangers, although Across The Ocean, Inthenickoftime and Shraheen all command plenty of respect too. Red Trail completes the shortlist.

A few of these are unexposed and one who might have a bit up her sleeve is four-time Flat winner RED TRAIL who can win on handicap debut
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DOLCE VITTA made no mistake on her second career start when running out a comfortable winner over 6f at Redcar last month. She gets the vote to bring up the double for a trainer and jockey combination who are operating at a 21% strike rate when teaming up on turf this year. Proud To Be Fox made a promising debut when finishing fifth in a deeper race at York last month and a bold showing from him would be no surprise. Well-bred newcomers Catalyse and Motawahij also enter calculations.

DOLCE VITTA left her debut well behind when a wide-margin winner at Redcar 2 weeks ago and looks the one to beat under a penalty. Proud To Be Fox is the only other runner with experience having caught the eye at York last month. Motawahij and Catalyse were both big money buys at the Breeze Ups so this could turn out to be a decent novice.

In terms of form, DOLCE VITTA sets the standard. Catalyse (second choice) and Motawahij are interesting newcomers.
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King Otis is the one C&D winner in this field after scoring here last month and, although beaten since, he arrives at the top of his game. Enthused has to be of interest and has been in decent form on the Flat since his last start over hurdles, but preference is for MAX OF STARS. Last seen finishing seventh in a far better race at Cheltenham, she was second in a Listed race over hurdles at Doncaster in January and a repeat of that could be more than enough.

KING OTIS is on the up for James Owen and, having finished a clear second at Huntingdon on Monday, he's capable of getting back to winning ways if the race doesn't come too soon. Max of Stars is likely to bounce back from a poor run, so she's a danger if allowed an easy lead under Hughes, while market support for No Recollection would be significant.

On a track that is likely to suit her racing style, free-going front-runner MAX OF STARS is taken to record her fifth hurdling success.
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COMFORT LINE won twice over a mile at Dundalk last winter and went close again over the trip when beating all bar Moutarde on his penultimate start in a 19-runner event at Naas. The Ado McGuinness-trained gelding didn't enjoy any luck in running at Killarney last time and remains on a competitive mark. Breezy Zoff enters calculations of his second to River Derwent at Roscommon last month, while Venetian, who twice as a juvenile for Mark Johnston, has dropped down to an attractive rating as evidenced by his second to Status Green when well supported at Tipperary earlier this week.

VENETIAN has fallen plenty in the weights and ran his best race upon joining his present stable when second at Tipperary 4 days ago. Again partnered by Colin Keane, he can make a bold bid to cash in off his reduced mark. Daonethatgotaway and Breezy Zoff are others to consider, along with Comfort Line, who may be perked up by a switch of headgear.

The 7yo COMFORT LINE is thoroughly exposed but he just missed out at Naas before finding all trouble going at Killarney.
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A host of in-form rivals line up for this contest, with a tentative nod in the direction of MARBUZET, who was unlucky to be touched off over 2m at Catterick last time. Tim Easterby's runner has been raised just 1lb for for that neck defeat, which may not be enough to stop him from getting back to winning ways. Swinging London shaped as if this extra yardage would suit when beaten just half a length over 1m4f at Pontefract, while Corsican Caper should also be in the shake-up.

CORSICAN CAPER is at the top of his game and would likely have recorded his fifth success of the year but for a sluggish start at Leicester earlier this week. He can make amends here. Marbuzet and Liberated Lad should also go well.

Tim Easterby's MARBUZET usually gives his running in staying handicaps and he arrives here on the back of a near-miss at Catterick.
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DUTCH SCHULTZ stands out here with his chase mark of 120 in a race restricted to horses rated 116 or less over timber. The Golden Horn gelding has been runner-up on his last three outings over fences and this looks like a nice opportunity now to get a deserved victory. Henning also has placed form over fences and chased home a smart sort in Saylavee in Killarney three weeks ago. Her mares allowance leaves her with a nice weight. Sea Music was well beaten on his return over timber at Killarney but had some nice form last year and has point-to-point experience. He's one to note on his chase debut.

DUTCH SCHULTZ has come close the last twice and can deservedly open his account over the larger obstacles here. Henning looks the obvious danger on form, whilst Ebasari may be the pick of the chase debutants.

Experienced pair Dutch Schultz and Henning have obvious claims but HAND OVER FIST is bred for chasing and will like the ground
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It is hard to look past ALIGN THE STARS, who was last seen finishing an excellent second in a warm contest at York last month and a repeat of that display would be more than enough for him to shed the maiden tag. Alacrity was the subject of significant market support when she could only manage fourth on her handicap debut at Windsor recently, but she can serve it up to the selection and prove the money wasn't totally misplaced. Victory Shout is also noteworthy for the in-form Karl Burke team.

ALIGN THE STARS was an excellent second behind a smart prospect in what is traditionally a strong 3-y-o handicap at York last month so is fancied to open his account in this lesser affair. Victory Shout was only just edged out off this mark here on Wednesday so is next best.

Topweight ALIGN THE STARS almost certainly bumped into a smart rival when a clear second in a competitive race at York last month.
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Time To Bite looks likely to take them along here given those tactics were employed when he won at Newton Abbot last time, but an extra 7lb from the handicapper means another step forward is needed. Riskintheground also won last time out at Hereford and he makes a strong case off just 4lb higher, but a chance is taken on WAY OUT. Second and beaten less than a length at Warwick latest, that form behind Boombawn reads well in the context of this race.

WAY OUT should have conditions to suit and will appreciate the return to this longer trip on the back of his solid Warwick run. He gets the nod. Riskintheground and My Gift To You are feared most.

This looks good for WAY OUT (nap), who ran well in defeat in a Warwick novice three weeks ago and remains on a good mark.
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KODIAC PRINCE, a former runner-up at this track, can get back to winning ways. The Thomas Cleary-trained gelding spent much of last season racing in a higher grade but shaped well when reaching the frame on his latest two runs dropped to this lower level. A sixth career success could be in the offing. The Blue Panther has to be noted on his first start for Jennifer Lynch. Although losing form for his original trainer, then failing to fire for another, he has always run well at this venue. Much lower in the weights these days, the six-year-old could be reignited by this tight turning track. Lauroline, another making her debut for a new trainer, is interesting for the in-form Paul Flynn yard.

LOHENGRIN raised his game and looked ahead of his mark when a fast-finishing second in a Cork handicap 12 days ago and, if he can back that up, he's the one to beat in a race that should be run to suit. Kodiac Prince is a formidable opponent having run well at Killarney recently and Lauroline is worthy of respect debuting for a new yard.

Improving one off Johnny Murtagh is asking a lot but Paul Flynn's new recruit LAUROLINE (nap) has knocked on the door a few times.
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Having been raised 12lb in the ratings after his hat-trick of wins this term, the progressive GREAT BLASKET can continue his winning thread. Gina Mangan's claim can help to negate the latest 3lb rise after his short-head success over 1m at Newmarket last month. First Officer should also be on the scene with a drop in trip likely to suit, while Aerion Power finished fourth in last year's Royal Hunt Cup off the same mark and he is also worthy of respect.

GREAT BLASKET is on a roll and a 3 lb rise for his latest victory at Newmarket doesn't look sufficient to prevent him from extending his successful spree to four. First Officer has winning form here and could emerge as the main danger, with Farhh To Shy and Cruyff Turn appealing as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.

The strong-travelling Farhh To Shy can go well but BRUNCH returns with his yard going well and he may exploit his reduced mark.
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MOUSEY BROWN looks very well handicapped here on her return to chasing. The Dermot McLoughlin-trained mare has won twice over hurdles since gaining an initial mark over fences last autumn. Able to race off 22lb lower in this discipline, the seven-year-old can exploit such a rating. Recent Limerick winner General Clermont couldn't have done it any easier on the day. Although hit with a subsequent 8lb hike, the Davy Fitzgerald-trained gelding should remain quite competitive. The Gradual Slope won over a marathon trip at Punchestown last time but appears versatile with regard to trip. Having got his head in front for the first time over fences, the Sean O'Brien-trained gelding will be full of confidence.

WHATSAFELLATODO bumped into a formerly useful sort back on song in a pretty good veterans' handicap at Ballinrobe last week and could be the way to go. Mousey Brown, General Clermont and last year's winner A Mere Bagatelle are feared.

Four last-time-out handicap winners clash here. Best of them may be GENERAL CLERMONT who scored with plenty to spare at Limerick.
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Fairbanks blotted his copybook on his seasonal reappearance when finishing sixth in a Thirsk handicap over 1m4f in April, but he bounced straight back to form with a comfortable victory over the same trip at Newcastle the following month. Preference, though, is for GEREMIA. Iain Jardine's gelding came from last to first to win going away over 1m4f here last month and, with the potential of more to come upped further in trip, he can defy a 4lb rise. Hope You Can Run and Too Friendly are closely matched on recent form and cannot be overlooked lightly.

FAIRBANKS showed the benefit of his reappearance run when resuming winning ways in good style at Newcastle 3 weeks ago and, with the distinct possibility of more to come from Andrew Balding's 4-y-o, he earns the vote to defy a further rise in the weights back on turf. Too Friendly likely has more to offer on the level and having not been seen to best effect last time is feared most. Charlie Johnston's pair Hope You Can Run and Capital Theory can also get involved.

Lots of these could have a say but preference is for FAIRBANKS ahead of Geremia.
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Star Legend has been running well enough on the Flat and could go well with the return to this trip expected to be in his favour after failing to see out almost 3m here in November. Baby Sham has to be considered, but INTO THE SUNSET intrigues most. Not at his best so far this year, his 2022 form gives him every chance with the step up in trip a positive.

NICKELFORCE will be well suited by the return to this trip and won't lack for assistance up top so he's a clear choice. State of Bliss is feared most ahead of Into The Sunset.

The suggestion is INTO THE SUNSET, who is well handicapped and can come back to form now he's back on good ground.
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With Dylan Browne McMonagle a significant booking, the Peter Fahey-trained SIGN FROM ABOVE catches the eye. A winner over two furlongs shorter at the Galway festival last season, the six-year-old is one of just a handful in this line-up that are almost assured to stay the extended trip. With just the eight runs on the level, the Sea The Stars gelding remains very much unexposed as a stayer. Recent Navan winner Global Export kept on late when third in this corresponding race last year. Given that he appears in even better form 12 months on, the Gavin Cromwell-trained six-year-old should again be on the premises. A course winner over hurdles, Rumi is a difficult horse to get right. While he certainly has the ability to win this, he looks one that runs best off a long break.

GRACESOLUTION has been knocking on the door recently and this trip should be within her range, so she's marginally preferred to last-time-out winner Global Export, who scored at Navan recently. Grann's Boy also merits consideration.

Global Export and Gracesolution hold strong claims but value may be had in KILLEEMORE LAD back from good run hurdling
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ARDBRACCAN won over C&D in April and was unlucky when third here over further last month following the combination of a slow start along with the lack of a clear run when required. She is likely to be coming with a late charge and may overhaul recent winner Coolree if the race falls her way. Amy Murphy's gelding looks all set for another big run off 3lb higher, leaving The Spotlight Kid to follow them home in third.

THE SPOTLIGHT KID gets the verdict after a couple of creditable runs here this term. He's clearly on a mark he can capitalise from and both his wins have come under Cieren Fallon. Helter Skelter shaped well again in a deeper contest at York last weekend and is feared most ahead of Beverley-winner Coolree.

Helter Skelter is threatening better but ROGUE SOLDIER may have his measure over this trip.
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DYSART DAZZLER, a half-brother to two black type horses, both of whom won their bumpers, is an obvious contender. Trainer Willie Mullins tends to do very well with the horses he runs in such contests at this track, so the fact he starts the five-year-old off here could prove significant. It will be interesting to see how strong the son of Flemensfirth is in the market. Serious Chat, a promising fifth at Ballinrobe on debut, missed a mid-week engagement due to soft ground. With officials predicting quicker conditions here, the five-year-old should have everything in his favour. Aine's Lad was well beaten on his debut at Punchestown back in February but is entitled to come on from the experience.

Hard to see past DYSART DAZZLER in a very winnable bumper. Serious Chat should build on his encouraging run at Ballinrobe and looks the threat over 4-y-o Buddy's Choice.

A weak contest and the well-bred DYSART DAZZLER, whose pedigree is littered with bumper winners, is pretty much unopposable
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DESPERATE HERO continues to improve and won a competitive sprint at Goodwood on his latest start. Jack Channon's charge looks sure to make another bold bid in this. King's Lynn was beaten only a neck by the selection at Goodwood and is preferred to Jm Jungle, who still looks a shade high in the weights. Aberama Gold is capable in this grade and drops back in trip, while Makanah is fitted with a visor after a poor effort at York. Musselburgh winner American Affair makes most appeal of Jim Goldie's three runners.

AMERICAN AFFAIR returned with an impressive display, turning a Musselburgh handicap into a rout, and a 10 lb rise probably underestimates his superiority. There is more to come from him, and he can score again up in class. Goodwood winner Desperate Hero is another going the right way, while Aberama Gold and Bergerac are a couple of the regulars in these races who must be on today's shortlist.

With further progress likely, AMERICAN AFFAIR (nap) could well defy a 10lb rise for his Musselburgh win. Bergerac is second choice.
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Having shown a smart turn of foot when winning her maiden on the level at Cork last month, the Gavin Cromwell-trained SIXANDAHALF can follow up. A bumper winner at the Punchestown festival on her previous start, the four-year-old looks a filly on the upgrade. This intermediate trip should suit her that bit better than the majority of her rivals here. Leopardstown QR Maiden winner Enniskerry looked very good on that occasion but would almost certainly prefer an additional couple of furlongs. Galway is likely to be the principal target for the Barry Connell-trained gelding. War Correspondent is one that could run a big race. Ray Cody's five-year-old, who is rated 89 on the Flat, shaped well when third over hurdles on his latest start.

ENISKERRY is a classy jumper who was an emphatic winner on his sole previous Flat outing a year ago, so he's comfortably the most appealing, with Sixandahalf regarded as the main danger following her maiden win at Cork. Dads Lad can't be ruled out.

A race that contains all sorts. ENNISKERRY, Sixandahalf and Suprise Package could be the three to concentrate on.
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Soi Dao won a Class Six here over C&D last month and has to be considered, but she is up against slightly better opposition here and races off 3lb higher which may stop her doubling up. James Fanshawe has his string running to form suggesting Brighton fourth Bernadine could also go well, but WAR CHANT could have the edge. Third and beaten less than a length on his first start since last September, any improvement could see him winning for the fifth time.

BEYLERBEYI chased home an unexposed one probably destined for better things at Yarmouth on Monday and has every chance from the same mark if backing that performance up. Soi Dao has returned to turf in top form and has a good shout again. War Chant is another to consider.

The most solid options appear to be recent C&D winner SOI DAO ahead of this week's Yarmouth runner-up Beylerbeyi
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STRONG IMPACT wasn't beaten far when fifth in a tougher handicap at Ascot last month. Aidan Keeley's 3lb allowance helps her cause on this occasion and Roger Varian's filly gets the vote. Warda Jamila won over 1m2f at the same Ascot meeting as the selection but has an 8lb hike to contend with, while both Dora Milaje and Cloudy Skye ran well on their respective handicap debuts. Star Jasmine landed a maiden race at Bath in April and is another with scope for improvement now handicapping.

WARDA JAMILA arrives with a progressive profile and was well on top at the line when scoring at Ascot three weeks ago, so she's worth chancing to go in again at the likely expense of Star Jasmine, who is also going the right way. Strong Impact also makes some appeal for all that she lacks the potential of the aforementioned pair.

With further improvement on the cards, WARDA JAMILA is taken to defy an 8lb rise. Strong Impact is second choice.
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MR IRRELEVANT failed to see out the 7f trip at York last week having landed a double over today's distance before that. Grant Tuer's charge gets another chance with the ground also in his favour. Cargin Bhui had a difficult task drawn wide at Chester and better is expected from him, while Ziggy's Queen and Pals Battalion have both won over the minimum trip but have something to prove over this extra furlong.

The return to sprinting will suit MR IRRELEVANT and he can record his third success this year. Cargin Bhui and Pals Battalion may provide the chief threat.

Based on last-time-out bare figures, PALS BATTALION has the best chance at the weights. Ziggy's Queen is second choice.
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My Little Queens is now 7lb higher than when beating Bulldog Spirit and JAMINOZ over track and trip early last month. The latter has subsequently ran well again back at this venue and may prove the one to side with in open affair. Tafsir scored over a longer trip at Ayr on her latest start and can figure again, while Detective showed signs of a return to form when runner-up over a mile at Carlisle and could go well.

Plenty are in with a shout. Harriet Bethell's BEARWITH didn't enjoy the rub of the green when fourth at Ripon last time and can gain compensation off just a 1 lb higher mark. In-form Real Terms also figures on a handy-looking mark and rates the main danger, although a solid case can also be made for Letsbefrank, Bulldog Spirit, Detective and My Little Queens in a very open contest.

Solid contender LUDO'S LANDING gets the verdict returned to turf. My Little Queens is second choice.
Ths is the racecard key.
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| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
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