15:45 Cork Stakes 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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REBEL DIAMOND has progressed nicely with racing and looks to have been found a good opportunity to add to a Naas maiden win last month. The Cotai Glory colt was runner-up on a couple of occasions, including at Leopardstown, before that breakthrough success and is well suited by a sound surface. The Joseph O'Brien-trained Vanilla Baby appeals on pedigree, being a Twilight Son filly out of a Galileo mare and a half-sister to seven winners. Temperance indicated some ability on debut, keeping on well inside the final furlong after a slow start when fifth to the odds-on Dignam at Tipperary, although this step back in trip may prove a bit too sharp.

TEMPERANCE showed plenty to work on at Tipperary on debut and can find the required improvement to beat penalised-winner Rebel Diamond.

With a major advantage in experience and a win under his belt REBEL DIAMOND can be fancied to concede weight to his five rivals.

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16:20 Cork Maiden 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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COMANCHE BRAVE had Winter Bonfire about three lengths behind, with Montpellier Green and Lost President further adrift, when a promising fourth on debut behind Ides Of March at the Curragh last month, and the form of that 19-runner maiden has worked out well since. Aston Value cost 72,000 pounds as a yearling and is a half-brother to three winners, including the speedy Deep Intrigue, while the Kieren Cotter-trained pair City Pass and Lily's Magic both have strong jockey bookings. Ohmali is by speedy first-season sire Sands Of Mali, but his dam won over 1m4f.

COMANCHE BRAVE made a bright start in front of Winter Bonfire in a strong maiden at the Curragh last month and seems sure to go close if improving on that. His old rival can also progress and is a likely player. Newcomer Aston Value is worth a look.

Donnacha O'Brien's COMANCHE BRAVE shaped with promise in a strong maiden at the Curragh. He can uphold form with Winter Bonfire

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16:55 Cork Handicap 6f  - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HEART OF DARKNESS won a maiden over this trip at Dundalk in April and the lightly-raced filly has more scope for improvement than her rivals. She didn't enjoy much luck in running on her only subsequent start here the following month in the Listed Polonia Stakes and it will be interesting to see how strong she is in the market on handicap debut after a summer break. Imperial Dream appreciated a sound surface when taking a 21-runner Curragh handicap over this trip last month, with Never Shout Never (now 7lb better off) two lengths back in fourth, while C&D winner Grand City Hall blew his chance at the start in Ascot last time.

Having won here in May, GRAND CITY HALL was shaping up well prior to an excusable run at Ascot a month ago, so he's preferred to Imperial Dream and Moltophino, who should both be on the premises.

Though absent since contesting a Listed race at this venue in May HEART OF DARKNESS could be equal to the task in her first handicap

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17:25 Cork Handicap 7f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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SURPASS AND SHINE showed improved form when stepped up to this trip at Leopardstown last time and gets the vote. The Pat Flynn-trained colt was having just his second start in a handicap when prominent throughout in that 18-runner event and has scope for further improvement, with Billy Lee again taking the ride. Goldmoyne is closely matched with the selection on running over 6f here in July and he subsequently gained a second victory over 7f at the Curragh when making all to beat 27 rivals. Others to consider include Morning Approach, Church Mountain, Blue Wood and Amemri.

SURPASS AND SHINE arrives in top form, which can't be said for many of his rivals, and he's fancied to go one better than his excellent second at Leopardstown last month. Goldmoyne and Church Mountain could emerge as the main dangers.

This provides SURPASS AND SHINE to step up a place after a fine second over 7f at Leopardstown. He had previously run well over C&D

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17:55 Cork Handicap 7f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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VON KROLOCK drops into 47-65 class and looks dangerous. Billy Lee rides the top-weight for the first time and the five-year-old gelding's last three form figures over 7f read '134'. I Bid You Ajou also fares best over this trip and his runner-up berth in a massive field at the Curragh last month was a notable effort. There could be more to come from Mags in her second handicap. There was merit in her fifth at Cork and sixth in the Curragh as they were decent maidens. Suityourselfboss is up 9lb from winning at Dundalk in April and hasn't been seen on turf for almost two years. She has claims if enjoying fast ground on her return to action.

MAGS arrives easily one of the least exposed and ran her best race yet without being ideally placed when fifth in a big-field Curragh handicap (6f) 25 days ago. She's of interest returned to this longer trip, with Shaaden, Suityourselfboss and Akeela heading the list of dangers. Lucky Queen is another to bear in mind back down in trip from her much-reduced mark.

There was plenty of promise from MAGS (nap) on handicap debut at the Curragh, giving the impression a return to 7f would suit

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18:25 Cork Maiden 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A race where the market should be very informative. There is plenty to like about HAPPIEST on paper. Aidan O'Brien's Camelot filly is a half-sister to an Irish 1,000 Guineas winner and holds an entry in the Group 1 Fillies' Mile at Newmarket next month. Justify filly Tswalu represents an in-form pair of Joseph O'Brien and Dylan Browne McMonagle, and could show up well. Jaliyah's fourth on debut at the Curragh has been well franked. She wasn't at her best on her next start in Naas, but that was on slower ground. Sea Coral, who was runner-up in a barrier trial at Leopardstown, and Touted Plan are other possible contenders.

This can go to a newcomer, with HAPPIEST taken to continue Aidan O'Brien's good record in this. Tswalu is one of 2 interesting ones for Joseph O'Brien, while Kitty Rickets might ruffle a few feathers at bigger odds having made a promising start at the Curragh for David Geary.

SEA CORAL pulled nicely clear with another in a barrier trial recently and she ought to improve over this sort of trip on debut

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18:55 Cork Maiden 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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RUBIES FROM BURMA caught the eye staying on for a never-nearer third in Leopardstown. She was beaten just over two lengths by the winner, who is viewed as a stakes horse. That was the selection's first run on turf and it was certainly promising. Old Sea has attained a rating of 74 after three outings. His latest run in third at Killarney in July was his best performance and the form has been emphatically endorsed, so he is arguably the horse to beat. Silent Guardian was first in a Leopardstown barrier trial and Colin Keane has been booked for his track debut, so his claims are stronger than most.

Those with experience in similar contests don't set the bar too high so SILENT GUARDIAN, a winner of a barrier trial, may well be the answer. Rubies From Burma and My Little Lady are probably the chief threats.

Having shown a good attitude last time, RUBIES FROM BURMA ought to go well for a yard in form and there's more improvement likely

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19:25 Cork Handicap 9f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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KILLEANEY BEAR has won two of his last three races and this trip and better ground seem to have been the making of him. He doesn't look badly weighted in this company. Polemon gave Alan Casey his first winner at Gowran Park in August. The five-year-old gelding was a decisive winner over further in Tipperary at the start of the month, so has to be respected. Alabama Calling is on a dangerous mark with Darragh O'Sullivan's 10lb claim factored in, while Tanazadia and Bear Profit will have their supporters. First-time cheekpieces could elicit a bit more from Alessia Fernanda.

TANAZADIA looked unlucky not to win a novice event at Tramore 3 weeks ago give she was denied a clear run and on that evidence, this mark looks a workable one back in a handicap. Killeaney Bear and Alessia Fernanda are a couple of potential threats.

POLEMON was good value for the winning margin at Tipperary last week and there could still be more to come for his new connections

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