There were 29 Races on Sunday 27th October 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Galway, 7 races at Wincanton, 7 races at Wexford, 7 races at Aintree, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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In a competitive event, marginal preference is for LIHYAN, who secured a double when scoring over 2m7f at Uttoxeter earlier in the month. A 3lb rise for that effort appears to be fair and the progressive six-year-old can make it a hat-trick. Skyjack Hijack has a similar profile to the selection and is an obvious danger, while City Derby and Chris Cool are others to note.

SKYJACK HIJACK and Lihyan are chasing hat-tricks and look the pair to focus on, with Jennie Candlish's lightly-raced hurdler selected. He took a big step forward when making all at Perth last month, that performance suggesting there is even better to come. Lihyan has more miles on the clock but has built up a good strike rate since the spring and can go well again. The returning Chris Cool is another to consider.

There are serious rivals but SKYJACK HIJACK (nap) makes plenty of appeal judged on his Perth win and is open to further improvement.
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MOZZIES SISTER is a smart bumper performer and has prior point-to-point experience, so should take all the beating on hurdles debut. An impressive points winner, she has run to a high level in each of her bumper starts and is hard to oppose being consistent, race-fit and ground versatile. Whimsy is herself a three-time Flat winner with previous hurdling experience. She is also ground versatile and has shown nice hurdling ability. Half Past Tipsy was a 200,000-pound purchase following her pointing victory and while she was too keen on her bumper debut last March, he should be better suited to reverting to jumping. Fillusin has place prospects but needs to improve to win.

A lightly-raced winner in points, MOZZIES SISTER quickly reached a useful level when landing 2 of her 4 starts in bumpers and, appealing as a good prospect now hurdling, she earns the vote to make an immediate impact. Likeable mare Whimsy boasts fairly useful form already in this sphere and is feared with a recent run on the Flat under her belt. Half Past Tipsy is another to keep an eye on.

Clearly the best of these in bumpers, MOZZIES SISTER can make a winning start over hurdles
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REACH FOR THE MOON is starting to put it all together now over hurdles and arrives here full of confidence following back-to-back wins at Worcester and Fontwell. His running style should be well suited to this track and further improvement likely beckons on his handicap debut in this sphere. Therapist was narrowly denied at Newton Abbot latest and should be thereabouts again, while Him Malaya is back over timber for this assignment and appeals as the sole C&D winner in the field.

Smart Flat performer/dual hurdles winner, REACH FOR THE MOON very much appeals as the type who will be ideally suited by the demands of this sort of test now handicapping and earns the vote to complete the hat-trick. 4-y-o Therapist is holding form very well and she's a threat, as is the reliable Liverpool Knight and the returning Him Malaya.

Reach For The Moon and Pyrotechnic must be noted but THERAPIST has done well in handicap hurdles and further progress is likely.
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Having had his stamina stretched by the extended 2m7f when fourth at Ballinrobe last time out, AN PEANN DEARG makes plenty of appeal on his return to today's extended 2m3f trip. A reproduction of his penultimate third over C&D could be enough to see the seven-year-old open his account. The biggest threat may emerge from chase debutant Jasko Des Dames, who has the form over hurdles to suggest he can land a race of this nature. The Lovely Man looks best of the remainder.

A few of these arrive with claims but AN PEANN DEARG may just have found his stamina stretched when fourth at Ballinrobe a couple of months ago and he's given the vote to get back on track returned to this shorter trip. Chase debutants Jasko des Dames and The Lovely Man are others to consider.

This looks a good chance for AN PEANN DEARG. A repeat of his third in a good ground h'cap over C&D back in August could suffice.
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GOODWIN accounted for a useful rival when taking a novice hurdle at Newbury on his final start last season and it would be no surprise to see him score on his chasing bow off a mark of 124. Parisencore has not been beaten far at Perth twice in recent months and is likely to be in the mix once again. Others to consider are Imperial Saint and Hidalgo De L'isle.

A steadily improving sort over hurdles, IMPERIAL SAINT has the hallmarks of one who will make up in to an even better chaser this season (former point winner) so could be worth siding with on seasonal bow before market clues. Goodwin looked a likeable straightforward type himself over hurdles and is another to note on return. Fit and in-form pair Moveit Like Minnie and Parisencore are others to consider.

A tough little puzzle. Chasing newcomer DENSWORTH has an oscillating profile but has frequently looked very good and goes well fresh.
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Dual Grade 3 winner SEARCH FOR GLORY should be suited by chasing being a debut point-to-point winner and a dour stayer. He can race lazily and jump left but bigger obstacles may focus his mind over today's suitable distance. Similarly, Mint Boy stays well and will be suited by chasing, and while rated 137 over hurdles, he didn't compete at Graded level in that sphere. Sa Majeste also possesses a similar hurdles rating and, a 2022 Auteuil winner before defeating Noble Yeats last Christmas, he was well held in two big-race handicaps last spring, although at least finished ahead of plenty rivals at Sandown. Arion Soldier is built for fences and while he won impressively last April, he faces a tougher test here.

Useful hurdler SEARCH FOR GLORY promises to make an even better chaser so he gets the nod over fellow chase debutants Sa Majeste and Mint Boy, who were also useful over timber.

SIR ARGUS went close over this course and distance on his chase debut in 2023 and the subsequent absence isn't a major concern
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Clearly a lot more was expected from Crest Of Honour when he could only manage fourth of five on debut at Hereford 13 days ago, as the punters sent him off a 2-1 favourite. He'll no doubt improve for the experience, but it could pay to focus on some of the interesting Flat recruits and EAST INDIA DOCK leaps off the page for James Owen and Sam Twiston-Davies. He was in great nick on the level last month, including when scoring at Goodwood, and should know his job given his connections. Give It To Me Oj and Hot Fuss are also key players.

Some of these have achieved enough on the Flat to think they could make good juvenile hurdlers, notably EAST INDIA DOCK who has joined James Owen for his jumps career. Hot Fuss is a similar standard to the selection on the level and is second choice ahead of Give It To Me Oj.

This looks ripe for a hurdling newcomer as EAST INDIA DOCK, Hot Fuss and Give It To Me Oj have plenty of ability on the Flat.
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Music Of Tara arrives on the back of a fair third in a Grade 3 novice chase at Tipperary and she warrants consideration reverting to handicap company. However, WALNUT BEACH's latest performances look more solid and a 1lb nudge up in the ratings for his placed effort at Listowel could prove on the lenient side. Ballybawn Belter is attractively handicapped in this sphere compared to hurdles and Liz Doyle's mare is also noted.

MUSIC OF TARA is entitled to be sharper for her first start for 5 months in Grade 3 company at Tipperary 3 weeks ago and, with the switch to handicaps a positive, she looks to hold good claims for her in-form yard. Walnut Beach arrives in good form and is feared, with Ballybawn Belter another to keep a close eye on making her respective handicap debut in this sphere.

Preference is for WATCH THE WEATHER. The ground may have been too soft last time out and he has gone well at this venue before.
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STAGE STAR disappointed on his final two starts last season but had been an impressive winner on his seasonal return in the Paddy Power Gold Cup. With that in mind, Paul Nicholls' gelding can be given another chance off what should be a workable mark. Ahoy Senor has a very good record at this venue, which includes a second in the Bowl when last seen in April. On that evidence, he could give the selection most to think about. The rest all have questions to answer, but Hitman is the pick of them.

STAGE STAR was an impressive winner of the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham on his comeback run last season and this looks another good starting point for him. Minella Drama was a good second in this last year off a higher mark so may emerge as the biggest threat.

Stage Star is very tempting but preference is for MINELLA DRAMA who runs off a mark 6lb lower than when runner-up 12 months ago.
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NEVERADULLMOMENT has met defeat just once from four runs at this course and might defy a recent 12lb hike for winning over today's course-and-distance last month. Runner-up here last October, he has gained two recent course wins and while he now competes from a career-high rating, he's clearly progressive and is also ideally suited by this trip and soft ground. Galon De Vauzelle himself won well at Listowel last month and while he, too, can contend despite competing off a 10lb higher mark, he is more exposed than the progressive selection. Jumping Jet defeated Ask Anything to win the Ulster National last April but the pair now make their respective seasonal reappearances.

The thriving NEVERADULLMOMENT recorded his third course success in emphatic style over this trip 7 weeks ago and should make a bold bid for the hat-trick. Galon De Vauzelle also arrives at the top of his game so is feared most ahead of the returning Ask Anything.

Course specialist NEVERADULLMOMENT jumped well when justifying strong market support over C&D latest and a 12lb rise looks fair
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High Fibre was useful on the Flat and must be respected on his hurdling debut for a top yard. The market may reveal more in regards to stable confidence, but perhaps the safer play is to side with VAGUELY ROYAL on this occasion, purely because he has the benefit of already having a run over timber and is likely to have come on plenty for those course exertions. Rangatira Jack is more experienced than them both and his Exeter second in April was a good run.

A trappy maiden that could go to TUXEDO JUNCTION, who shaped better than the result first time up over hurdles after 13 months off at Chepstow. Vaguely Royal is turned out quickly after a promising start in this sphere here last week and can improve also. Rangatira Jack, High Fibre and Karaktere d'Enfer complete the shortlist.

Useful Flat racer VAGUELY ROYAL ran well for a long way on his hurdle debut and can make the necessary improvement today.
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Having proved underwhelming over hurdles at Downpatrick and on the level at Listowel last month, Omniscient has something to prove at present. Gordon Elliott's gelding may get back on track with first-time cheekpieces now applied, but MARCUS FURIUS rates a more compelling proposition. The five-year-old should have learned plenty from his second-placed finish on his hurdles bow at Clonmel earlier this month and he ticks plenty of the right boxes. Point-to-point runner-up Taponthego is worth a market check on his Rules debut for top connections.

MARCUS FURIUS holds much the best form on show so is taken to build on his Clonmel debut second and get off the mark. Hurdling newcomers Taponthego and Fleur In The Park could emerge as the main dangers to Paul Nolan's 5-y-o and can chase him home in that order.

Despite his lack of hurdling experience FLEUR IN THE PARK may be equal to this task. There is plenty of substance to his bumper form
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Copperhead rounded off last season in good form and chases a hat-trick after returning with an emphatic victory in a similar veterans' series event at Chepstow 16 days ago. A 5lb higher mark looks fair and another bold showing is likely. However, FORTESCUE has been given a chance by the handicapper despite running well in defeat several times last term. Off 8lb below his last winning mark, Henry Daly's 10-year-old is an attractive proposition. The class-dropping Torn And Frayed can also figure.

TORN AND FRAYED hails from an in-form yard and resumes on an attractive mark so looks the way to go here. Joe Tizzard also has his string in great nick and his Copperhead rates the obvious threat in his hat-trick bid, with Cap du Nord appealing as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.

This could go to TORN AND FRAYED, who is on a reduced mark and represents the in-form Nigel Twiston Davies.
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AODHAN MAY previously won a chase in 2023 and having progressed well over hurdles earlier this year, now reverts to chasing off a 35lb lower mark. Pulled up on her latest chase runs of 2023, she has improved since then and is suited by today's conditions. Similarly, Desert Heather is rated 40lb higher over hurdles but disappointed badly over fences in August. That was her first run for 263 days, though, and while she will appreciate today's softer ground, nonetheless has something to prove. West Clare has a race-fitness edge, is suited by conditions and while he makes his chase debut, has point-to-point experience so can be relied upon. Hunt Museum showed some improvement in May but lacks a recent run.

AODHAN MAY is potentially very well treated back over fences given her exploits over hurdles last season so she gets the vote over Hunt Museum and Likable Chancer.

A chance is taken on the fitness of AODHAN MAY who was a rapid improver over hurdles last term and returns on a lower chase mark
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GLYNN has enjoyed a productive spell in recent months having landed a hat-trick of wins over fences, with the latest coming in novice company. Despite being 9lb higher than his penultimate success at Stratford, the 10-year-old could prove a tough nut to crack once again. Kauto The King chased home the selection at Newton Abbot in August and is expected to play a similar role, while Numitor is no back number based on his Haydock success in March.

GLYNN has really got his act together in the jumping department of late, bringing up the hat-trick in determined fashion in a Newton Abbot novice (21f) 37 days ago. He looks to hold sound claims back in a handicap. Returning pair Le Ligerien and Numitor may emerge as the chief dangers.

Preference is for LE LIGERIEN, who makes his seasonal debut from a very tempting mark and with conditions in his favour.
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KEEP KOOL COKO has improved with every start to date and was only narrowly denied when second on his hurdling debut at Cork two weeks ago. With the benefit of that experience, he could be very hard to beat. Oh So Charming was well held last time but is a player on the pick of his form, while Paul Collins and Rue Taylor are others who make the shortlist.

RUE TAYLOR looked a good prospect when landing a Hexham bumper in May and can make a winning start in this sphere for her new yard. Fellow hurdling debutant Paul Collins also brings a fair amount of potential and could emerge as the main threat with Keep Kool Coko much the pick of those with experience and well in the mix too.

With the help of useful hurdling experience, OH SO CHARMING may have the measure off Gordon Elliott's runner Paul Collins
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TAKT DE TOUQUES has impressed by winning three bumpers since racing under Rules and, having also won a point-to-point before joining his current yard, this progressive five-year-old is fancied to rise to the challenge presented by his hurdling debut. Sunray Shadow has the benefit of experience in this discipline and is another taken seriously. Chief Sunday runs for an in-form yard and also warrants consideration.

TAKT DE TOUQUES created a good impression when winning 3 bumpers earlier in the year and is narrowly preferred to Dan Skelton's Sunray Shadow. Emiyn could also have a part to play if translating anything like his Flat ability to hurdles.

Bumper winner SUNRAY SHADOW finished fast for a close third over 2m at Warwick on his hurdle debut and earns the vote now up in trip.
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MY GREAT MATE has been running consistently well on similar ground and over similar distances recently. A dual bumper winner, including once at last year's festival at this course, he won his maiden hurdle by 31 lengths at Sligo recently and while beaten by a stablemate at Listowel, that rival is himself capable. There was nothing exciting about Prends Garde A Toi's recent Downpatrick win but that was his first run since Christmas and he should improve, having also shown nice bumper form last term. Fenway Park finished a useful fourth at the Punchestown Festival in May before scoring there later that month. He should compete, although isn't helped by lacking a recent run.

There is more to come from MY GREAT MATE, who found landing the odds beyond him at Listowel after his stablemate had enjoyed an easy lead, but remains with potential and can resume winning ways. Punchestown scorer Fenway Park and Heroes Rise are dangers.

My Great Mate sets the standard but looks vulnerable and is taken on here by the less exposed PRENDS GARDE A TOI
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QUICK DRAW won off a break at Ludlow last October before doing similar when bouncing back from a disappointing effort at Cheltenham later that month to win here on his return in February. Conditions appear to be ideal for the son of Getaway and this could be the time to catch him. My Silver Lining improved a fair amount in staying chases last season and her Classic Chase success was complimented by placed efforts in the Grand National Trial at Haydock and the Midlands National. The eight-year-old's general consistency gives her obvious claims, while Found On is another who boasts a fine record when fresh.

CREDO held her form well after a good winner of this race on her comeback run last season and another big run looks on the cards. No Hubs No Hoobs has been a revelation since fitted with blinkers so must be respected, while My Silver Lining had an excellent campaign last season, including when making a winning reappearance here.

This looks good for CREDO (nap), who won this race when fresh a year ago and defends her crown from a good mark.
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AURORA VEGA did not have much to beat when scoring on her hurdling debut at Cork in August, but she did it very easily and could prove to be a class above the opposition once again here. Saddle Her Up has struggled on her most recent starts but would be a player if bouncing back to the form that saw her win at Fairyhouse in January, while We Got This should not be underestimated on her return.

AURORA VEGA got off the mark with the minimum of fuss on her hurdling bow at Cork and is impossible to oppose with the prospect of a lot better to come. Course scorer Ms Agartha Yeats can chase home Willie Mullins' very useful bumper winner ahead of Laravie and Saddle Her Up.

This looks straightforward for AURORA VEGA who stands out on her bumper form. She won a maiden at Cork without any fuss
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Having drawn 27 lengths clear of the third when runner-up at Warwick earlier this month, compensation could be heading in LONG DRAW's direction. A 3lb rise in the ratings looks more than fair for the five-year-old and his race fitness could prove crucial. Lavida Adiva capped off last season's novice campaign with a good second at Cheltenham and she warrants respect on her return to action. Ruth Jefferson's mare is feared most, ahead of Kamsinas.

Olly Murphy's LONG DRAW will go on improving and can land the spoils. The reappearing Kamsinas scored three times last season and rates the main danger with his yard going well, while Lavida Adiva and Got Grey both warrant plenty of respect too in this useful handicap.

The unexposed mare LAVIDA ADIVA was a good second at Cheltenham in April when last seen and is taken to go one better on her return.
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PATTER MERCHANT may be able to make a winning start over timber here. The Walk In The Park gelding was a touch disappointing when last seen at Fairyhouse in April but had won a Leopardstown bumper previously and the form of that race has worked out well, as the runner-up Sounds Victorius was subsequently fourth in the Cheltenham bumper. I Am Lorenzo was an eye-catcher on his debut, when staying on to finish sixth in a Leopardstown maiden hurdle. That was last Christmas and he makes his first start since. Beau Walking has been placed fives times over hurdles and should pick up prize money again.

I AM LORENZO made a promising start at Leopardstown at Christmas and although he hasn't been seen since he's open to improvement and could be hard to beat if doing so. Patter Merchant is a useful recruit to hurdling for his top connections and demands respect.

Despite a long absence I AM LORENZO (nap) appeals on the back of a strong debut effort in a better-class Leopardstown maiden last year
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NADIM showed some promise when third over the extended 2m3f at Stratford on his chasing bow earlier in the month and he can improve for that experience off a 1lb lower mark. His race-fitness and experience over fences earns him the vote ahead of Poker Master and Celtic Fortune, although they both showed enough over hurdles to be of interest now switched to larger obstacles. Paddy In The Caddy failed back up his handicap hurdle success at Huntington in March when last seen at Exeter in April, but he has had a wind operation ahead of this seasonal/chase debut and would be dangerous to dismiss.

This is wide open so it is worth siding with AMERICAN LAND to built on a considerate reappearance third here and can make a winning start over fences for the in-form Joe Tizzard team. Celtic Fortune (second choice) and Eyed both warrant plenty of respect along with Nadim and Paddy In the Caddy.

The pick is CAMINO ROCIO, who has gone the wrong way since his pleasing chase debut but starts off for his new stable on a good mark.
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JACENRY was closing on the leaders when he took a tumble two out in a deeper race over fences at Galway 19 days ago and has been found a decent opportunity to atone for that mishap now back over timber. Inthenickoftime won over 2m1f here in August and, having also ran with credit when third at Sligo most recently, he rates a serious player given he is unexposed at the trip. Duke Silver and Onefortheditch complete the shortlist.

There should be more to come from August's 2m course scorer INTHENICKOFTIME now back hurdling so he gets the vote for Enda Bolger. Duke Silver is feared most on the back of his improved Killarney second 3 weeks ago. Paul Nolan's Western Model also makes the shortlist.

Joseph O'Brien's DUKE SILVER showed considerable improvement when second to an in-form rival at Killarney and can go one better.
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There are several interesting point-to-pointers making their Rules debut and a tentative vote goes to the Dan Skelton-trained CLAIM DU BRIZAIS. The 130,000-pound purchase finished second on her sole start between the flags in Ireland and she boasts the speed in her pedigree to make a mark in bumpers. Siog Geal and Lets Mingle are other interesting recruits from that sphere, while Kapability also requires a market check with Harry Cobden aboard.

CLAIM DU BRIZAIS had a subsequent hurdle winner well behind her in third when runner-up in an Irish point in February and is taken to make a winning start for Dan Skelton. Fellow Irish point recruit Siog Geal has also joined a leading yard with a good bumper record and is second choice ahead of Anthony Honeyball's Kapability before any betting clues are known.

Top of the list is point winner SIOG GEAL, whose trainer Fergal O'Brien does very well in mares' bumpers.
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WEE CHARLIE has gone up 14lb in the ratings for his latest success but may be able to land his hat-trick after two easy wins at the track. The Court Cave gelding won as he liked here 19 days ago, scoring by seven lengths, and could have another one in him before the handicapper fully gets to grips. Timourid has a slipped a few pounds since he was last seen over hurdles and appears to be on a competitive mark. He could be a danger, while Wajaaha has been knocking on the door and is another for the shortlist.

WAJAAHA is in a fine streak of form in handicap hurdles and can end his losing run. Dont Go Yet and Vischio are a couple of the dangers, with Wee Charlie having a 14 lb rise to overcome in his bid for a Galway hat-trick.

It may be worth giving another chance to KOORI STAR who lost his unbeaten record last time but he's far less exposed than the rest
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With no form to go on, the betting market could be the best guide to this contest but a bold bid will be expected from Katana. A half-brother to a hurdle and chase winner in Europe, his powerful connections laid out 45,000 euro to secure him as a three-year-old, but narrow preference is for 76,000-pound purchase TAKEONEDAYATATIME. The Paul Nicholls-trained filly is out of a bumper-winning dam and the yard are beginning to find some form now. Pollyanna's Dream fetched 52,000 euro last year and must be respected for a stable firing in the winners of late.

TAKEONEDAYATATIME is very much bred for this job and is taken to make a winning start for Paul Nicholls. Katana and Just A Heartbeat are others who look the part on paper in a finale where the betting will be informative.

Their top yards would normally be good places to turn in races such as this, so Takeonedayatatime and KATANA head the list.
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WORKING AWAY won her solitary start on the point-to-point scene and is very interesting on her Rules debut, given her powerful owners went to 330,000 pounds to secure her services at Cheltenham's November 2022 auction. This looks a good starting point for the daughter of Workforce, who is a half-sister to four winners over a variety of trips. The betting should be informative to the chances of Glens Lullaby, Dancing Dame and Nothing Hectic, who all have experience in this sphere.

Expensive point recruit WORKING AWAY is taken to make up for lost time, with confidence in her chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. Glens Lullaby was placed in similar races last autumn and may give Gordon Elliott's charge most to do ahead of Nothing Hectic.

MISS PENNY COPPER is closely related to a bumper winner and the fact she was entered in a Listed bumper suggests she is well-regarded.
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AL ARRIVEE is a fascinating newcomer for Willie Mullins. The filly is a half-sister to the yard's dual Gold Cup winner Al Boum Photo. She is by Tunis, a French-based, Polish-bred stallion whose progeny have been in demand recently at the sales. The form horse is Tangara Bay, who was a promising second on her debut at Ballinrobe in August. Kabylia is another to note as she was runner-up on her sole outing in a point-to-point at Loughanmore in April and fetched 165,000 euro following that run.

TANGARA BAY offered plenty to work on first time up at Ballinrobe in the summer and can open her account with improvement on the way. Choicely-bred newcomers Al Arrivee, a half-sister to Al Boum Photo, and Kabylia, are of firm interest.

Al Boum Photo's sister Al Arrivee is interesting but preference is for Ballinrobe second TANGARA BAY, who has ground to suit
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