16:29 Cork Maiden 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:29 Cork Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Galileo filly GRATEFUL is out of Breeders' Cup Mile and six-time top-level winner Tepin, and was very green on debut. She was never in contention at the Curragh but if she breaks well and races with the pace, is likely to improve dramatically. Camelot Alexander, out of a Group 3 winner, ran well on debut at Tipperary and while well held by the winner, holds experienced 84-rated Glor Tire on that form. Settlement showed ability when leading on her Curragh introduction, but her trainer's stable jockey rides at Gowran, while Masaiya needs to improve from her Leopardstown debut and runs in a first-time tongue-tie. Foxtrot Zulu is a half-sister to pacey Group 1 and Group 3 winners, but it is a possible negative that she debuts over a mile as a juvenile. There are capable winners in Unreasonable's pedigree.

A host in with chances and it could be worth taking a punt on newcomer FOXTROT ZULU, who fetched a mouth-watering 450,000 gns as a yearling and confidence would only heighten should market support arrive. Settlement showed plenty of ability when fourth at the Curragh on debut recently, so she could be the one to give the selection most to think about, with Camelot Alexander and Grateful another pair fancied to be bang there.

The one to be on looks to be SETTLEMENT who ran a very nice race at the Curragh despite things not going her way

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17:04 Cork Maiden 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:04 Cork Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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THE FIRST AND LAST has had a light campaign this summer, but his C&D short-head defeat in April was useful. He faces a slightly lesser task than when finishing fifth at Leopardstown last month, which was also his first run for 52 days. Muhaarar's Girl is suited by this distance and while she appears limited, a return to drier ground could help. Highland Rahy was well behind the selection here last April, but has shown much better form since and has place claims. Ninth Life ran OK over C&D in May and returns from a mini-break, while Lord Vader, second in a Naas charity race recently, needs to improve and runs in first-time cheekpieces. Vera's Secret is a half-sister to an 11-time winner but makes a belated debut aged four.

THE FIRST AND LAST should be suited by the drop back in trip here and can open his account at the fifth attempt. Highland Rahy and Muhaarar's Girl rate the principal dangers.

The standard is set by THE FIRST AND LAST due to narrow defeats at Cork and Ballinrobe and he might be good enough

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17:39 Cork Stakes 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:39 Cork Stakes 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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KING CUAN met significant trouble in running on debut and is clearly capable. The form of that Curragh maiden has worked out very well, with the winner and fifth-placed horses each winning subsequently, while the runner-up was later fifth in the Phoenix Stakes. He conceded weight to those rivals but today receives 9lb from principal opponent McTenett, a maiden winner recently. McTenett himself conceded weight in winning at Naas, but faces a tougher task now aiming to do the same to the selection. Bodyguard, a 30,000-euro yearling, is by a sprinting stallion and could be useful, while Sovereign City has place claims. Pipsy is out of an unraced half-sister to a French Group 2 winner but debuts in a first-time tongue-tie.

KING CUAN was a warm order for his debut and shaped with a good deal of promise when fourth at the Curragh, so he's a confident choice to open his account at the second attempt. McTenett, the only previous winner in the field, looks the obvious danger and Pipsy is the most interesting newcomer.

Unlucky on debut at the Curragh in May, KING CUAN looks one to be on the right side of and can land this

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18:10 Cork Handicap 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:10 Cork Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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WAVE MACHINE is in form, ground-versatile and suited by this distance. Winner of November's Birdcatcher Nursery, she has done well in recent months and is now 4lb lower than when second at Naas last month, with today's rider again claiming 7lb. Polar Bear finished half a length ahead of Tamazu at Bellewstown and the pair meet on similar terms. However, Polar Bear might prefer slightly easier ground, while Tamazu's best form is over five furlongs. Linger For Longer steps up in grade from a recent C&D triumph and while 4lb higher, that is more than offset by her 5lb claimer. Collective Power has been running well under a 7lb claimer recently and is suited by this distance and drying ground.

WAVE MACHINE is handicapped to win and took a step back in the right direction when runner-up at Naas a month ago, so she's worth a chance to go one better for an in-form stable. Linger For Longer and Polar Bear arrive at the top of their game and are also expected to be involved.

The selection is WAVE MACHINE(nap) after three solid efforts on his last three runs and has been given a real chance by the handicapper

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18:40 Cork Maiden 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:40 Cork Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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RAGGA BOMB was one of just two newcomers to debut in a valuable sales race at Naas last month, but he performed with promise and beat some capable rivals. Slowly away before finishing well, he should progress and will also be better suited by a sounder surface. Carnegie Hall is consistent and experienced, but is vulnerable to progressive types. His course neck defeat by subsequent Listed winner Asean reads very well but he failed to build on that run, although he may have been unsuited by 7f at the Curragh last time. Take Me To Church was a notable 38,000-euro breeze-up purchase in May and could finish third, while Dabirsim Flyer and Wrestling Revenue have ability but need to improve.

RAGGA BOMB acquitted himself well when a staying-on eighth of 20 in a sales race at Naas on debut and, in calmer waters, he can find the requisite improvement to get the better of Carnegie Hall, who sets the standard but is more exposed. Wrestling Revenue is the pick of the remainder.

Having seemingly failed to stay 7f last time, CARNEGIE HALL can get off the mark with a repeat of some of his better earlier runs.

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19:10 Cork Stakes 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:10 Cork Stakes 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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QUEEN OF THUNDER caught the eye when slowly away on debut and should better today's unofficial 80 perch. That Curragh introduction was confined to newcomers and while initially asleep in the stalls, she showed ability to get involved. She has notable big-race entries and has a fine pedigree. Dandy Lichious is 3lb wrong at these weights and while 7lb-claimer ridden when running well at the Curragh recently, seems progressive and is suited by good ground and this distance. Maiden winner The Caribbean races in blinkers, has been well held in two stakes races and tries this trip for the first time. Perfect Judgement also steps up to 7f, has run two consistent races and can get involved. Miss Black Jack did really well to finish fourth, having almost jumped a railing mid-race, at Fairyhouse in June but was well held here subsequently, although steps up a furlong. Uncle Albert is 11lb wrong but his rider claims 5lb and he bumped into a subsequent winner at Sligo last month.

There should be more to come from PERFECT JUDGEMENT, who was strong in the market when a good fourth at the Curragh last month. He gets the nod. Queen of Thunder may provide the chief threat.

Having run with promise despite showing her inexperience on debut at the Curragh, QUEEN OF THUNDER could improve enough to score

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19:40 Cork Handicap 7f - 25 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:40 Cork Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Seven of these contested two divisions of a C&D handicap last week and HOPE AND INNOCENCE, drawn on the stands side, might prove best in first-time cheekpieces. Nicely bred, she finished her race strongly behind Trueba and might turn the form around, with Wesley Joyce now claiming 7lb. Trueba's 3lb penalty for winning has been eroded by the handicapper's decision to drop all horses, for inflationary reasons, that same weight in recent days. He beat Gurkha Girl (second) and She's Local (third) last week and each has claims, although the selection might have an ounce more in hand. Von Krolock finished second in last week's other divide (Angel's Feather was sixth and Rose Of Malta was eighth) and while he is a 13-race maiden, has a stands-side draw and is now ridden by a 7lb claimer. Han Solo's best form is over a mile but he ran well at Killarney in July, while Ferrybank will appreciate drying ground. Goldmoyne's jockey reported he hung right on a bend at Leopardstown last month.

SHE'S LOCAL remains a maiden but was deserving of plenty of credit for coming from as far back as she did when third behind Trueba over C&D 7 days ago and she could just be worth chancing to reverse those placings and open her account. Angel's Feather remains less exposed than most and she's another to consider. Aforementioned Trueba and Gurkha Girl complete the shortlist.

Maybe ANGEL'S FEATHER could improve enough from her run on the round course here last time to score.

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T	Top Time speeed rated
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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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