13:50 Curragh Group 2 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:50 Curragh Group 2 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Ever since he made a sparkling debut here in March, BUCANERO FUERTE has been highly touted by connections and he went someway to proving them right when an excellent third in the Coventry. The winner of that contest looks very smart, and his form looks a level above that of the Norfolk Stakes, in which His Majesty (fourth) finished ahead of Devious (sixth) when leading home his group on the near side. Unquestionable made quite the impression when scoring over C&D latest and he must enter calculations as well.

BUCANERO FUERTE ran a fine race in the Coventry and looks a good prospect. He can resume winning ways, with Aidan O'Brien's His Majesty and Unquestionable fancied to be big dangers.

Bucanero Fuerte has the best form in this. However, he may have to give best to UNQUESTIONABLE, who was an easy C&D maiden winner

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14:25 Curragh Listed 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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COMMANCHE FALLS has been running with plenty of credit in Group races having gone down by a head in the Group 3 Abernant at Newmarket in April. His most recent display saw him finish third in the Duke Of York and a repeat of that performance at this level would make him tough to beat. Tango Flare remains open to improvement on just his sixth career outing, following a brace of victories at Cork and Fairyhouse, while others for the shortlist include Wodao and Mooneista.

COMMANCHE FALLS holds the clear edge on the form of his good third in York's Duke of York Stakes so can fend off the home challengers, with course winner Mooneista and the progressive Tango Flare perhaps the main dangers.

This looks like an excellent opportunity for nine-time winner COMMANCHE FALLS(nap) to record a first success at stakes level.

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15:00 Curragh Handicap 5f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:00 Curragh Handicap 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A wide-open contest in which preferences lies with the unexposed RUN RAN RUN. A game winner over C&D on his most recent outing, the son of No Nay Never left a strong impression that there would be more to come and he can mount another bold bid off a 2lb higher mark. Silmaniya finished in seventh behind the selection on her latest run but can give him plenty to think about now on this occasion. Big Gossey and Laugh A Minute are just two others who boast solid credentials.

MEHMAN still has to prove he's as effective away from Dundalk, but he's potentially well treated from a lower turf mark so could be worth chancing back from a break for a new trainer. Progressive and unexposed pair Run Ran Run and Sheikh Maz Mahood head the dangers.

Having run a cracker behind Tawaazon and Wait A Minute over 6f here last time from a low draw, JON RIGGENS can turn the tables

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15:40 Curragh Group 1 12f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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AUGUSTE RODIN massively improved on his effort in the 2000 Guineas when running down King Of Steel to win the Derby at Epsom last month. The second boosted that form with an impressive win at Royal Ascot recently and it is very hard to oppose this son of Deep Impact. Sprewell (fourth) finished a place behind White Birch (third) on that occasion but may well be able to reverse that form on this more conventional track, while Up And Under is the pick of the remainder.

AUGUSTE RODIN produced a high-class performance to run down subsequent King Edward VII winner King of Steel in the Epsom Derby and can become the first horse since Harzand in 2016 to complete the Derby double. Sprewell and White Birch both weren't seen to best effect behind the selection at Epsom and they have solid claims of making the frame again.

Having bounced back brilliantly from his 2,000 Guineas lapse AUGUSTE RODIN is a confident choice to complete the Epsom/Curragh double

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16:15 Curragh Handicap 8f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:15 Curragh Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Rahmi had a few of these behind him when scoring by a short head over C&D and has been raised 4lb, which is unlikely to prevent him from going close again. However, preference is still for CHAZZESMEE, who has won his last two and comfortably went in at Naas in March. The five-year-old continues to improve and could be up to defying his 13lb hike. Last-time-out victor Blues Emperor and No More Porter are just a couple of others to consider in a wide-open contest.

This is highly competitive but ARNIEMAC made a good impression when landing a maiden at Killarney 47 days ago and, with the scope for further progress, he is narrowly preferred to Rahmi, who landed a 20-runner event over C&D last time. Blues Emperor is one of several others to consider.

The form of the maiden won by ARNIEMAC was given a good boost by the runner-up at Listowel. He is just preferred to Farnborough

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16:50 Curragh Handicap 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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YERWANTHERE finished half a length behind her reopposing stablemate Adelaise in the Kensington Palace at Royal Ascot recently, but is fancied to reverse the form now dropped to 7f en route to gaining a first success of the season. Lan Cinnte opened her account in a Limerick maiden last month and is feared most on her handicap debut off what looks a fair opening mark. The aforementioned Adelaise can't be dismissed either and is also likely to pick up a race of this nature at some point.

ADELAISE is fancied to build on her promising Royal Ascot big-field handicap fourth and get off the mark for her current yard. Yerwanthere rates a big threat having finished a place behind her stablemate there, with in-form Aussie Girl appealing as the pick of the remainder for place purposes.

Undone by a lack of experience in a big-field handicap at Royal Ascot last time (beaten 5/1 fav), YERWANTHERE can make amends.

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17:25 Curragh Listed 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TARAWA is bred to be smart, being related to a couple of Pattern-level winners, and she went someway to proving herself when running a career-best in the Irish 1000 Guineas over C&D. The form of that contest has been franked by her stablemate since and the fact she receives plenty of weight in this contest gives her every chance of seeing off Glencairn Stakes runner-up Salt Lake City and the returning Hellsing, who has significant potential as a three-year-old. Cosmic Vega and Didn'thavemuchtodo are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

TARAWA can build on her fine fourth behind stable-companion Tahiyra in the Irish 1000 Guineas over C&D and bag this listed prize. Johnny Murtagh has won this twice since 2017 so last month's Leopardstown Group 3 third Carrytheone merits plenty of respect. Lord Massusus posted a smart effort to win a Naas handicap last time and can make his presence felt in a higher grade. Salt Lake City is another to consider.

After a fine effort in the Irish 1000 Guineas behind her very talented stablemate Tahiyra, TARAWA should be able to take this.

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18:00 Curragh Handicap 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Safecracker has form that ties in with a good number of the opposition and it would come as no surprise to see him heavily involved again. However, SMOOTH TOM has shown improved form since being tried in a visor and, given he has scope to progress further over this trip, he shades preference. Plenty of others also need to be taken seriously, not least Hell Bent, Timourid and Laelaps. Brazil is also of interest back in a race like this with headgear now applied.

MR ESCOBAR has been given a bit of time since his run at Lingfield over Easter and is well worth another chance to show what he can do for the Willie Mullins yard. The progressive Chally Chute heads the dangers on the back of his good reappearance run at Tipperary. Safecracker also makes the shortlist after his recent Cork second, while Teed Up will also play a part if resuming in the same form as when second in the November Handicap at Doncaster.

It could be worth taking a chance on OLD PORT who may have needed the run in the Cork race in which Safecracker was second

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