12:15 Cork Maiden Hurdle 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARSH showed promise on the Flat including when just denied on testing ground over 1m4f at the Listowel Festival and there was plenty to like about his hurdle debut at Punchestown last month. The Dark Angel gelding nearly lost his rider at the first hurdle and didn't enjoy a clear passage in the straight before staying on nicely into third behind the impressive Mighty Bandit. Stablemate Jeaniemacaroney may provide the chief threat. She won a barrier trial and was placed a couple of times on the Flat and has taken well to hurdles keeping on well into third behind Semblance Of Order at Punchestown with Timeless Piece, successful twice on the Flat, close behind in fourth. Evening's Empire won a two-year-old maiden on soft ground at the Galway Festival and is another to note on her hurdle debut.

Possibly best to narrow this down to Joseph O'Brien pair HARSH and Jeaniemacaroney, with a preference for the former on the back of his promising opening effort in this sphere at Punchestown a couple of weeks ago. Timeless Piece looks pick of the remainder.

The market may help to clarify the picture but JEANIEMACARONEY gets a tentative vote over stablemate Harsh

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12:45 Cork Maiden Hurdle 17f - 24 Run Class & Speed Card

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WESTERN DIEGO won his only point-to-point start in good style and was a useful sort in bumpers last season scoring in decisive fashion over 2m3f at Naas. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding was far from disgraced in the Cheltenham Festival bumper and is an exciting recruit to hurdles. No Time To Wait impressed in a Down Royal bumper and is closely matched with the selection on running in the aforementioned Cheltenham Grade 1, but was soundly beaten along with Raglan Road and Teuchters Glory in the maiden hurdle won by Ile Atlantique on heavy ground at Gowran last month. Teuchters Glory won two bumpers and probably boasts the best piece of form over hurdles with his third to Spillane's Tower at Naas last spring, while Old Port holds a rating in the 90s on the Flat

This is a deep maiden hurdle with WESTERN DIEGO just about the most persuasive option. He bombed out on his final bumper start during the spring but couldn't be in better hands. No Time To Wait could be a different proposition this time with Old Port also considered given his Flat ability.

Something was the matter with WESTERN DIEGO at Punchestown. His Cheltenham run gives him a narrow edge over No Time To Wait

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13:15 Cork Maiden Hurdle 24f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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There is little to choose between Solitary Man and WHAT PATH judged on filling the first two places in a Listed race over C&D last month. The selection, who won twice over this trip earlier in the season, is not the most fluent of jumpers and was again let down in that department at a crucial stage last time. Search For Glory was highly tried over hurdles last season and took advantage of a good opportunity in a Galway maiden this autumn before placed behind better fancied stablemate Croke Park in a 2m4f Navan Grade 3 last time. Mahon's Way won his only point-to-point start in good style last year and successfully switched to hurdles over 2m3f at Naas last month. He should be suited by this step up in trip.

MAHON'S WAY looked good when making a successful start to his hurdle career at Naas and can take the step up in class in his stride. On 4 lb better terms What Path and can turn the tables on last month's C&D conqueror Solitary Man and given Henry de Bromhead's charge most to do.

Henry de Bromhead won this last year with Hiddenvalley Lake and could repeat the feat here with MAHON'S WAY

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13:45 Cork Novices Chase 17f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARMONYA MAKER likes to force the pace and easily won twice over hurdles at Fairyhouse last season. The daughter of Saddler Maker may prove even better over fences as she jumped well and handled heavy ground when beating Brandy Love by 11 lengths at Gowran last month. Willie Mullins mounts a strong challenge with three useful mares including Hauturiere who also won twice over hurdles last term including a Listed race at Punchestown. She's been given a summer break since winning easily on her chase debut at Killarney in May. Zenta showed smart form in juvenile hurdles last season winning a Grade 3 at Fairyhouse and, after filling third spot behind stablemate Lossiemouth in the Triumph Hurdle, landed a Grade 1 at Aintree.

Willie Mullins has an excellent record in this Grade 2 event and his smart hurdler ZENTA is fancied to start her life over fences in style. Harmonya Maker impressed when going in at the first time of asking in a Gowran novice chase last month and should ensure the selection doesn't have things all her own way though. Another Mullins inmate Hauturiere appeals as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Harmonya Maker looked smart at Gowran but may have to yield to chasing debutante ZENTA here

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14:15 Cork Conditions Chase 17f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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EL FABIOLO is already a short price for the Champion Chase in March and it would be a major shock if he couldn't make a winning return here. The Spanish Moon gelding swept all before him in a faultless novice campaign last season, with the most impressive performance coming at Cheltenham where he ran out a convincing winner over Jonbon. With stablemate Energumene out for the season this division looks at his mercy. Even giving weight away to his rivals he still has a fair bit in hand. Vanillier is next best on official ratings but needs a good bit further than this to be seen at his best. Fil Dor may be the one to chase him home. He has already posted a decent effort this season, when second to Dinoblue in Naas.

EL FABIOLO carried all before him over fences last season and the Arkle hero is confidently expected to go 5-5 since sent chasing and maintain Willie Mullins' stranglehold on this Grade 1 event. Henry de Bromhead's unexposed and still unbeaten Jungle Boogie could emerge as the chief threat ahead of the much more experienced duo of Fil Dor and Maskada.

Willie Mullins has a superb record in this event. All looks straightforward for EL FABIOLO, a three-time Grade 1 winner as a novice

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14:45 Cork Handicap Hurdle 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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EL FABIOLO is already a short price for the Champion Chase in March and it would be a major shock if he couldn't make a winning return here. The Spanish Moon gelding swept all before him in a faultless novice campaign last season, with the most impressive performance coming at Cheltenham where he ran out a convincing winner over Jonbon. With stablemate Energumene out for the season this division looks at his mercy. Even giving weight away to his rivals he still has a fair bit in hand. Vanillier is next best on official ratings but needs a good bit further than this to be seen at his best. Fil Dor may be the one to chase him home. He has already posted a decent effort this season, when second to Dinoblue in Naas.

RICKY BOBBY returned to form back over hurdles last time and he's well treated on past exploits, so he gets the vote over last-time-out winner McGrath From Clune, who reverts to the smaller obstacles on a handy mark. The Banger Doyle is also considered.

A comfortable winner over fences at Thurles, MCGRATH FROM CLUNE can be fancied to exploit a mark 6lb below his revised chase mark

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15:15 Cork Handicap Hurdle 20f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAGIC CONQUEROR wouldn't be winning out of turn here after a couple of good runner-up efforts. The Presenting mare chased home Blossom De Mai at Tramore 12 days ago and is now 5lb better off with that rival. She didn't do much wrong the last day and has been generally consistent so deserves her turn. Blossom De Mai came wide, maybe on slightly better ground, last time and was a good winner at the line. That was a big improvement and it will be interesting to see if she can back it up. C'est Rien, who was fourth in that Tramore race, is another that has to come into calculations.

CHAMPAGNE MAHLER took a step forward despite not being subjected to a hard ride when third at Wexford last month and looks an interesting contender up in trip on handicap bow. Blossom de Mai and Magic Conqueror arrive in top form having finished 1-2 at Tramore 12 days ago and they head the dangers.

Last month's Tramore winner BLOSSOM DE MAI can confirm that form with Magic Conqueror on 4lb worse terms

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