There were 29 Races on Sunday 13th October 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Naas, 7 races at Goodwood, 7 races at Cork, 7 races at Ffos Las, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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MIRACLE BEAUTY had fellow newcomer Misappropriation two lengths back in fourth, with the slow starting Never Not Lucky seventh, when runner-up to Carla Ridge over C&D last month. The Joseph O'Brien-trained filly was putting in her best work at the finish and with the benefit of that outing may prove difficult to beat. Aidan O'Brien introduces two daughters of No Nay Never and riding arrangements suggest Brightest Star is preferred to Smiling. Cold Hearted would come into calculations if reproducing her debut third to Sparkling Sea and Fairy Godmother here in April but has disappointed on both outings since.

MIRACLE BEAUTY had Misappropriation 2 lengths behind in fourth when an encouraging second on her C&D debut last month and is taken to confirm her superiority over the Ger Lyons-trained filly. Aidan O'Brien newcomers Brightest Star, the mount of Wayne Lordan, and Smiling would also firmly enter the reckoning should the betting speak for them.

Previous experience could prove key here with recent C&D second MIRACLE BEAUTY preferred to the Ballydoyle debutantes
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BOUNTY is bred to be speedy being by No Nay Never out of Cheveley Park Stakes winner Rosdhu Queen and was prominent throughout when beating all bar Fregada on debut in an 18-runner maiden over this trip at the Curragh. Aidan O'Brien's juveniles usually progress from a run, and this looks a good opportunity to open his account. Ohmali showed early pace before dropping away into mid-division in that Curragh maiden, while Iceford and Source Code both indicated some ability on debut and should progress. Any market move for Ze Do Asfalto would be interesting.

BOUNTY made a promising start to his career when second at the Curragh last month and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to go one better. Iceford shaped nicely on his Navan debut and can follow the selection home ahead of Source Code.

In what appears a weak enough maiden recent Curragh second BOUNTY should go one better here
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In what looks a competitive affair, JUDGEMENTOFSOLOMON gets the tentative vote. He ran out a comfortable winner over 2m1f at Pontefract in first-time cheekpieces (retained) on his penultimate start and, despite a low-key effort over an extended 2m at Southwell latest, he gets the vote to return to winning ways now switched back to turf off 4lb higher than his last winning mark. Recent course winner (1m3f) Clever Relation looks a fascinating contender tackling a marathon trip for the first time, while Poncho is also noteworthy.

JUDGEMENTOFSOLOMON wasn't seen to best effect when third in a steadily-run contest at Southwell last time and is fancied to bounce back in style given this stiffer test of stamina. 2022 victor Zikany could emerge as the main danger to Sir Mark Prescott's 3-y-o after a couple of runs under his belt, although Clever Relation and Gooloogong could also have a say.

Judgementofsolomon was not at his best last time. He is probably the one to beat otherwise but a chance is taken on HURTLE WALLOP.
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ACTION PLAN can continue the fine recent form of the Gerard O'Leary stable. Just about the highest rated of these on the Flat, the Soldier's Call gelding has finished third on both starts over flights to date. Given his experience, Jack Kennedy is likely to make this a real test for the newcomers. Trainer Noel Meade does well with his juvenile hurdlers, so his debutant Mick Collins has to be of interest. Rated 79 on the level, the son of Inns Of Court is open to improvement after just the four career starts. Robbies Rock is another to consider, having shown improvement on the Flat since finishing third at Killarney on his only start over hurdles.

ACTION PLAN cemented the positive start made over hurdles when third in juvenile company at Listowel 3 weeks ago and he looks to hold sound claims of opening his account here. Robbies Rock and Turn And Finish are others to consider with improvement anticipated. Star Runner is one of the hurdling newcomers to note in the betting for clues.

ACTION PLAN has already proved he can jump, he was as good as any of these on the Flat and he can make his previous experience count.
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Innisfree Lass was a facile winner on her latest outing over 3m at Southwell last time and she makes appeal on her first chase start, but slight preference is for ALFIE'S PRINCESS. Sam Thomas' charge runs off the same mark as when second over timber at Newbury in March and on her first start over the larger obstacles, she can go one better. Smiling Getaway is next best.

ALFIE'S PRINCESS cemented the positive start she made to hurdles last season with an excellent second in a Grade 2 handicap at Newbury on her final start in March and, appealing as the type to make an even better chaser, she could be worth siding with on return. Fellow chase debutante Smiling Getaway for the red-hot Nigel Twiston-Davies stable is next best. Innisfree Lass and Moviddy are others to consider.

Top of the list is ALFIE'S PRINCESS, who was placed in a competitive Grade 2 handicap hurdle for mares at Newbury in the spring.
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Joseph O'Brien holds a strong hand here and riding arrangements suggest DIGNAM is preferred to Sigh No More. The selection confirmed the promise of his initial two outings when landing the odds at Tipperary and now takes a drop in class and distance after weakening in the closing stages over 1m1f in a Group 3 at Chantilly. Sigh No More beat Saint Brandon in a Galway Festival maiden and followed up at Roscommon, while Bodhi Bear made a promising debut over C&D last month and should confirm places with Gangsta Man. Rion Rubette showed promise when runner-up to Rebel Diamond here over 6f but needs to bounce back after a disappointing effort at Fairyhouse, while Fiona Maccoul should appreciate this step up in trip.

SIGH NO MORE wasn't disgraced in a couple of Group 3s on her last 2 starts and should go well back in calmer waters. Her stablemate Dignam may emerge as the biggest threat, though both Iowntheball and Fiona Maccoul have potential.

Joseph O'Brien saddles the two highest-rated runners. Preference is for DIGNAM, dropped in class and trip after a run in France
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This looks a good opportunity for the progressive QETAIFAN to add another victory to his CV. Andrew Balding's charge impressed when fairly bolting up over 6f in testing ground at Chester last month and, with further improvement likely, he looks the one to side with under a penalty. Wicket Keeper shaped with plenty of promise when finishing third over this trip at Newbury on his debut last month and it would be no surprise if he were to emerge as the main danger to the selection, while Great looks an interesting newcomer on paper.

A good opportunity for QETAIFAN to defy a penalty in what looks an ordinary novice. Wicket Keeper offered something to work on when third at Newbury and is next best ahead of Hannon's newcomer Great.

Qetaifan sets the standard after his Chester win and that was on heavy ground but WICKET KEEPER and Just King High can improve.
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Runner-up on three of his five starts over hurdles, ARCTIC GALE can make the breakthrough. A bumper winner at Fairyhouse last October, the Emmet Mullins-trained five-year-old has shown enough since going jumping to suggest he can win a race of this nature. A reproduction of his Galway run in particular would make him hard to beat in this company. Unbeaten point-to-point and bumper winner Kish Bank rates a serious threat. The Gordon Elliott-trained gelding was an impressive winner of his sole start between the flags, while the form of his subsequent bumper win has worked out nicely. Lightly-raced mare The Diddler is another who should be involved having shown ability in her short career to date.

Successful on his only start in points, KISH BANK justified support when making a winning bumper debut at Punchestown back in December. He makes plenty of appeal now his attentions switch to timber and earns the vote. Arctic Gale has shown more than enough to think a race of this nature is within reach and he's the chief threat. Thisistheway and The Diddler are others warranting respect.

This will probably concern ARCTIC GALE and Kish Bank who are closely matched through one line of form.
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WICKED THOUGHTS has shown plenty of ability in his three starts under Rules to date and he can get off the mark at the first time of asking over obstacles on his seasonal reappearance. Plenty of improvement can be expected from Paul Nicholls' runner and he makes most appeal. Rosscahill appears to be an interesting recruit for the Nigel Twiston-Davies team after his point-to-point success last year and he is considered, while Neo King is fancied to follow them home.

Paul Nicholls bumper winner WICKED THOUGHTS gets the nod to make a successful start to his hurdle career, although a strong market move for Nigel Twiston-Davies Irish point winner Rosscahill would put a slightly different slant on things. Small Town Hero may prove best of the rest.

The two who stand out are WICKED THOUGHTS through his bumper form and Rosscahill on the promise of his point win.
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SAKTI appears versatile in terms of ground conditions and gets the vote to add to a Dundalk maiden win this spring. The Ger Lyons-trained filly has performed with credit on all three outings since and her close up fourth in the Group 3 Snow Fairy Stakes at the Curragh last time has been advertised since. Azada has been lightly raced since a creditable reappearance behind Fallen Angel in the Irish 1,000 Guineas and she may have found an extended 1m1f too far at Gowran last month. Goldana seems best with cut in the ground and could prove the pick of Joseph O'Brien's five runners, although Princess Child has filled the runner-up spot on her latest three starts in Listed races.

SAKTI improved again when beaten under 2 lengths into fourth in a Curragh Group 2 6 weeks ago and might prove the answer to this listed race. Fellow 3-y-os Princess Child and Azada are feared most.

Though yet to score on turf, SAKTI (nap) is appealing on the strength of a Curragh fourth advertised by the placed horses in a Group 2
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BALDOMERO impressed when making virtually all in rain-softened ground over an extended 6f at Doncaster on his penultimate start and, after shaping like he was still in form when finishing sixth in a competitive Ripon sprint handicap latest, he gets the vote to return to winning ways with his sights lowered today. Alcazan looks the main danger to the selection despite being upped 6lb for her recent victory over the minimum trip at Ascot, while Wodao is also noteworthy easing in grade.

Claims can be made for all 6 but it could be worth chancing CHAIRMANOFTHEBOARD off a tempting mark. Wodao and Coachello are feared most dropping in class.

All things being equal, ALCAZAN (nap) has a good chance of improving her 2-3 record over C&D following an Ascot win on soft last week.
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OSCARS BROTHER can credit former champion apprentice Connor King with a first winner in the training ranks. A thorough stayer, the six-year-old shaped well for his previous trainer when runner-up over this trip in January before opening his account next time at Limerick. Although softer ground would undoubtedly be preferable, the gelding was second on good ground in a point-to-point. Dual winner Femme Magnifique sets the standard off a handicap mark of 119. The Willie Mullins-trained mare made all when easily winning at Downpatrick in June. Point-to-point winner Millforce made a winning debut under rules for Gavin Cromwell at Bellewstown. The son of Workforce has to be respected for his in-form yard.

FEMME MAGNIFIQUE wasn't seen to best effect at Killarney last time and is worth another chance on these terms. Mexican Moonshine will be suited by this increase in trip so is feared most.

Preference is for MILLFORCE (nap) who did well to win over 2m4f at Bellewstown as 3m looks sure to be a better fit for him
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MOVEIT LIKE MINNIE got off the mark at the first attempt over larger obstacles when scoring at Stratford last month and he can put that experience to good use. Asta La Pasta had been progressing nicely last season over hurdles before struggling to land a blow in Grade 3 company, and he makes plenty of appeal, while Ito Ditto heads the remainder.

Nigel Twiston-Davies has his string in rude health at present so his MOVEIT LIKE MINNIE is taken to follow up his stylish debut Stratford success and go 2-2 over fences. Lots of these bring potential starting out chasing, notably Asta La Pasta and Ito Ditto and they can chase home the selection in that order. Just Over Land completes the shortlist.

There are some interesting prospects in this field but MOVEIT LIKE MINNIE has already made a very good start to his chasing career.
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ROMZINA won a Cork maiden on her belated debut at Cork in August and had Belhaven, Andromeda, Galileo Dame and Snowcapped all behind when placed on her only subsequent start in the Listed Oyster Stakes at Galway. She ran quite freely on that occasion and hopefully the application of a hood will help her to settle a bit better. Caught U Looking has proved a model of consistency this year and possibly put up her best performance over this trip when fifth behind You Got To Me in the Irish Oaks, with Lope De Lilas about eight lengths behind. Siege Of Troy seemed to appreciate the step up to 1m4f when beaten less than two lengths in the Give Thanks Stakes at Cork.

Lots with chances. CAUGHT U LOOKING possesses the best form on show so is taken to gain a first win of 2024 at the chief expense of the consistent mare Belhaven. Romzina, Andromeda and Lope De Lilias appeal as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.

Preference is for ROMZINA. She had a few of these behind at Galway, despite racing keenly, and there could be more to come in the hood.
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Having justified strong market support on his nursery bow at Salisbury last month, UP THE PACE looks capable of following up. A 5lb rise in the ratings is far from insurmountable for the Sands Of Mali colt and he's taken to fend off the threat of Tactical Plan. Ed Dunlop's gelding arrives on the back of a solid second at Haydock and another prominent showing is forecast off just a 2lb higher mark. Emporess can chase the pair home.

MAYDAY MALONE has the assistance of Oisin Murphy for this nursery debut and is taken to turn the tables on his Chester conqueror Tactical Plan. Magalithic could also have a say if the betting suggests he's expected to leave a disappointing nursery debut run behind after a break.

Up The Pace is second choice but the improving MAYDAY MALONE may emerge on top, reversing Chester placings with Tactical Plan.
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The only previous winner over fences in the race, SOMEONE'S WISH can maintain his unbeaten chasing record. Gordon Elliott's four-year-old stayed on strongly under Jack Kennedy when opening his account at the first time of asking at Downpatrick last month. Following a recent spin on the Flat in the student derby, the gelding should be primed for this assignment. Noble Talent ran a big race when runner-up on his chasing debut at Sligo recently. Sure to be all the better for that experience, the one concern is that he drops back nearly half a mile in trip here. Chasing debutant Ah Remy Martin was just about the best of these over hurdles. If he takes to the larger obstacles, the Thomas Gibney-trained gelding should go very close.

NOBLE TALENT offered something to work on sent chasing after 5 months off when second at Sligo and this looks a good opportunity to go one better on these terms. Someone's Wish showcased his versatility when making a winning chase bow at Downpatrick and is feared most.

He's the one lacking chasing experience but AH REMY MARTIN is bred for fences and he was as good as any of these over hurdles.
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Sam Thomas has two interesting representatives in the Dovecote winner Lump Sum and STEEL ALLY, with preference for the latter. The six-year-old posted a solid third in the Novices' Championship Final at Sandown in April and he looks just the type to keep improving. Pembroke's novice chase campaign last season didn't end up as forecast, but he shouldn't be underestimated operating off a lower mark over hurdles.

Sam Thomas holds a strong hand, with LUMP SUM and Steel Ally appealing as types who can kick on again in handicaps on the back of promising novice hurdle campaigns last season. The former gets the vote with Dylan Johnston taking 5 lb off but it will be very interesting to see how the betting splits them. Imperial Cup winner Go Dante merits respect, while Jipcot would also enter the reckoning if showing up after/instead of Chepstow on Saturday.

The pick is STEEL ALLY (nap), who ran a big race from the front when third in a very competitive novice handicap at Sandown in April.
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COMFORT ZONE won three times in juvenile hurdles and while without a victory in nearly two years, has given cause for optimism. The dual-purpose gelding beat all bar Satin in the Petingo Handicap at Leopardstown on his only Flat start last year and ran a cracker in another valuable handicap this summer when third to The Wallpark in a 2m6f hurdle at the Galway Festival. He had a couple of these behind when a creditable seventh last time in the Irish Cesarewitch. Chemistry is an obvious threat having beaten all bar stablemate Fighter in this year's renewal of the Petingo, while Pinot Gris, Man O Work and Jabbar are others for the shortlist.

Unsurprisingly plenty hold claims but useful hurdler MAN O WORK leaves the impression he has a bigger effort in his locker in this sphere and he's given the narrow vote to prove his mark a workable one. Chemistry is an upwardly mobile 3-y-o who needs considering along with Toll Stone. Admirable veteran Seddon and Mr Escobar are others making each-way appeal.

A chance is taken on JABBAR. He shaped with promise off this mark on his last Flat start, he's ground versatile and he is in form.
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CASTLE GATES found only the unbeaten Hopewell Rock too strong in testing conditions at Bath 12 days ago and he's likely to prove a warm order. The Godolphin-owned colt should relish today's similar ground conditions and a breakthrough victory could be on the cards. Karthon, a half-brother to Group 3 all-weather winner Berlin Tango, is a potential fly in the ointment on his opening bid. Andrew Balding's juvenile is feared most, ahead of fellow newcomer Ashdown Forest.

CASTLE GATES confirmed the promise of his debut effort when runner-up in a Bath novice (1m) 12 days ago and, with this increase in trip firmly in his favour on that evidence, he makes plenty of appeal in his bid to go one place better. Ashdown Forest and The Pouncing Lion are a pair of newcomers to note also.

Bath runner-up CASTLE GATES is clearly well capable of winning a maiden on heavy ground but the newcomers need a close look.
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Despite a tendency to misbehave at the start, DOLLAR VALUE is a tough, admirable performer on a going day. Trainer Tom McCourt has his dual purpose string in excellent form right now and the nine-year-old is a hard horse to peg back if getting an easy lead. A galloping flat track such as this one should really play to his strengths. Grange Walk has to be a contender on his return to fences. A decent handicapper at his best, the John Patrick Ryan-trained gelding can sometimes make mistakes at critical points in a race. Granted an error-free round, the nine-year-old has every chance. Top-weight The Banger Doyle shouldn't be far away having finished runner-up at Listowel last month.

THE BANGER DOYLE arrives in form, which can't be said for most of his rivals, and he looks the most solid choice here. Dollar Value is considered despite his quirks and Mr Saxobeat

The Banger Doyle is solid but a chance is taken on CALICO who may have more to offer over fences.
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At first glance a 10lb hike appears to be on the harsh side for I'M ON MY WAY following her narrow victory at Southwell in March but, with the second and third undefeated in three subsequent outings, Neil Mulholland's mare looks capable of following up. The selection's stablemate Abbeyhill was also on an upward trajectory last season and it will be interesting to see how the seven-year-old compares in the market. Lady Harriett and Shesupincourt are also noted.

Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and in-form Neil Mulholland could hold the key with his upwardly-mobile duo ABBEYHILL and I'm On My Way fancied to fight out the finish on their respective reappearances. Getaway With You, Gavin and Jetaway To Getaway appeal as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

It might pay to give another chance to LADY HARRIETT, who disappointed last time but is a big player if judged on her penultimate run.
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Successful over 1m1f at Leopardstown during the summer, BEAR PROFIT has run respectably since and was back to something like his best when second over this trip at the Curragh. Reapplied cheekpieces seemed to work well then and it's a slight concern that the headgear is now left off, but he represents an in-form yard and his capable young rider's presence in the saddle is another positive. Nunc Est Bibendum was four lengths behind the selection when third at the Curragh but is open to improvement, while four-time winner Red Trail, who found 1m4f too far last time, was touched off over C&D in August and can turn around that form with the winner, Chicago Storm.

BEAR PROFIT looks the way to go on the back of his very good Curragh second with that form working out well. Nunc Est Bibendum remains quite unexposed and could emerge as the main danger with Chicago Storm and Pralognan also in the picture.

The vote goes to NUNC EST BIBENDUM who came from off the pace at the Curragh and may reverse form with runner-up Bear Profit
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This looks a tricky puzzle to solve and a chance taken on RHOSCOLYN, who has won four times at this venue. David O'Meara's charge won over C&D on his penultimate outing off just 2lb lower and, should he be revived by the return to this track, he could take some beating. Alpha Crucis won as he liked over 1m1f here last month and he can offer another bold bid, but a 9lb hike may not be easy to defy. Similar comments apply to Marcella, who has gone up 7lb for her two-length Epsom triumph.

PLANTADREAM's losing run tempers enthusiasm to a degree but he again went agonisingly close to bucking that trend over C&D 7 weeks ago, just failing having conceded first run. He's given the vote partnered by Hollie Doyle for the first time. Arkhalia Flynn, prolific course scorer Rhoscolyn and Alpha Crucis are just a trio of others to consider in a competitive affair.

Nearly all also have plenty going for them. However, RHOSCOLYN has had six races at Goodwood on soft or heavy going and won five.
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NOBLE BIRTH can make a winning stable debut for trainer Gavin Cromwell. Three times successful over hurdles for Eric McNamara, the seven-year-old is nicely treated off a 4lb lower chasing mark. Runner-up on his first start over fences in Killarney in August, the gelding was hampered by a faller when down the field at Galway after. Switched straight into handicap company after just the two runs, that decision can be rewarded. Hand Over Fist shouldn't be far away for the Henry De Bromhead yard. A winner over fences at Kilbeggan in August, the seven-year-old was still in front when falling two out at Downpatrick next time. Runner-up on her last two outings, Bella Bliss, should again be competitive for trainer John McConnell.

HAND OVER FIST looked set to go close when falling 2 out at Downpatrick last time so, if he's none the worse for that incident, he can continue his progress and get back to winning ways. Bella Bliss and Noble Birth both strike as feasible dangers.

A chance is taken on JUST THREE, who wasn't suited by testing ground last time and he's open to improvement as a chaser.
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JOHNNY MAC is a chaser on the upgrade having won all three starts since joining Matt Sheppard's yard. He defied a 10lb rise when beating a subsequent dual winner at Leicester in January and the nine-year-old can continue winning ways having gone well fresh in the past. Supposedtobe produced a late rally to take third at Fontwell last month and has a shout off the same mark in this lower grade, while Hokelami is worth a second glance on his reappearance.

Low-mileage 9-y-o JOHNNY MAC is 3 from 3 over fences since joining his current yard and has won on his comeback before, so gets the vote over Boston Joe, who has a good record here and can also go well fresh. Hokelami looks best of the others.

It could pay to take a chance on chasing debutant THE BIG MAN, a well-bred 5yo who didn't hang about over hurdles.
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CLOUD SEEKER has been well placed by the Slatterys this season and can complete a four-timer. The Masar gelding, who stays a good bit further, tends to do just enough to score which has meant a cumulative rise of 15lb for his three wins. Last seen when landing a valuable prize on the Tapeta surface at Newcastle in August, his prominent style of racing will be handy in this small field. Lord Church was bidding for a four-timer of his own when third over this trip at the Curragh. He returns from a break and may be capable of resuming his progress. Old Faithful went close off this mark in a premier handicap in July but has been well held since.

THOR'S HAMMER rates the pick of these weights on the back of his good Listowel third and is taken to resume winning ways. Lord Church is enjoying an excellent season and next on the list with Old Faithful and Cloud Seeker also firmly in the picture too.

Quite an open look to this handicap, it could pay to side with LORD CHURCH, returning from a break with likely more improvement in him
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PHOENIX PASSION was only narrowly beaten when second over 1m at Newbury last month and this represents a good opportunity for him to go one better. Ed Walker's charge has continued to progress since scoring over this C&D in May and a 1lb rise for his latest effort may prove lenient. Windcrack arrives here seeking a hat-trick after back-to-back 1m wins at Sandown but a further 3lb rise for a neck success last time may just halt her progression, while Ziggy's Phoenix also makes appeal.

RACINGBREAKS RYDER isn't the most reliable but he's well treated and already shaped well here this season, so he's worth taking a chance on. Magic Memories and Phoenix Passion should also be on the premises.

Windcrack can continue to improve but C&D winner PHOENIX PASSION has a fine record in turf handicaps and is preferred.
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John and Thomas Kiely were on the mark with an easy bumper winner at Tramore on Thursday and the yard can strike again in this category with Galway winner MEITHEAL. The Imperial Monarch mare beat a well-fancied Willie Mullins inmate at Ballybrit after finishing second on her first two starts at Wexford. Touched off over 2m4f on debut, there are no concerns about her stamina as she steps back up in trip and she can cope with racing against geldings for the first time. Shock Galway Festival winner Brave Crogha ran respectably under a penalty at Killarney, while Faceman, out of Solerina and a half-brother to four winners over jumps, showed promise on debut when third over 2m4f at Listowel.

MEITHEAL put her stamina to good use when scoring at Galway last month and this extra distance looks firmly in her favour, so she's taken to follow up at the likely expense of Crogha. Faceman could make an impact if he steps up on his mildly encouraging debut.

The 5yo mare MEITHEAL showed a good attitude to floor a Mullins favourite at Galway and she can follow up.
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TAMARIND BAY showed enough to suggest he can win a bumper at this level when finishing runner-up at Kempton on his racecourse debut. The four-year-old has switched yards since disappointing at the same track in March and a bold bid is anticipated. Desert Halo is another likely improver based on last year's second at Ballinrobe, while Kate Of The Lodge won an Irish point-to-point in good style and debuts under Rules with a shout.

KATE OF THE LODGE opened her account with ease in a point at the second attempt and has been found a reasonable opening on Rules debut, so she's preferred to Tamarind Bay, who sets the standard. Koapey is a notable newcomer.

This looks good for TAMARIND BAY, who ran well in two much deeper races than this at Kempton for another stable last season.
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