14:00 Curragh Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:00 Curragh Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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The Ballydoyle pair Grateful and MAYFAIR both command attention, but the latter, who is an entrant in the Phoenix and Moyglare Stakes, could be worth siding with as she makes her debut at this level. This appears to be a perfect starting point for this daughter of Justify and she is hard to get away from. Camelot Alexander also has an appealing profile and, along with expensive purchase Queen Of Thunder, also has to be considered.

Often an informative fillies maiden and without market clues for the newcomers TEN DEEP is taken to build on her very promising debut here 3 weeks ago and come out on top now fitted with a tongue tie. Mayfair and Prime Art are a couple of the debutantes who make the most appeal on paper.

The maiden in which TEN DEEP finished fifth seems to have had considerable depth. The experience may give her an edge over Mayfair

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14:30 Curragh Maiden 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:30 Curragh Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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In an open contest it may be sensible to side with SPICY WATER, who has racecourse experience on her side and ran very well over 7f at Navan last month. Newcomer Letsbefrankaboutit is taken to follow her home after impressing at the breeze-up sales in May. The once-raced Temple Of Hera and the more experienced Kortez Bay could also have some say in a contest well worth watching.

Newcomer LETSBEFRANKABOUTIT looks the part on paper and the hint should be taken if the market speaks in his favour. Indeed, the Sioux Nation colt is bred to make a 2-y-o and entries in the Gimcrack and National Stakes suggest that he has been showing the right signs at home. Kortez Bay and Temple of Hera are both open to improvement and rate the main dangers (in that order of preference), while Limoncello Lady is another newcomer to note.

Not much to go on her and perhaps LETSBEFRANKABOUTIT will be good enough to make a winning debut for Paddy Twomey

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15:00 Curragh Group 2 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:00 Curragh Group 2 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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TARAWA's fourth in the 1,000 Guineas here stands out and she also accounted for Lord Massusus (fourth) and Salt Lake City (fifth) when a close second over that same C&D in a Listed race three weeks ago. Getting both an age and sex allowance, Dermot Weld's filly receives weight from them all and she is fancied to make a successful return to her winning trip. However, it won't be easy, with the latter capable of much better and Jumbly respected dropping back to 7f after big runs in defeat over further. Power Under Me and Honey Girl add further spice to an interesting contest.

This drop back to 7f could be just the ticket for JUMBLY, who weakened close home after looking a big threat around a furlong out in the Duke of Cambridge over a mile at Royal Ascot. Her form figures over this trip read 1412. Tarawa is a big player judged on her effort in the Irish 1000 Guineas and she subsequently had Lord Massusus and Salt Lake City behind when runner-up in a listed race. Power Under Me landed the Amethyst at Leopardstown when last seen in May and she also has claims.

Ryan Moore sticks with JUMBLY who is dropped in trip after two Group 2 attempts at 1m. She is slightly preferred to Tarawa

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15:30 Curragh Handicap 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:30 Curragh Handicap 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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There are several to consider in a tightly-knit contest, with a tentative vote going to EASTERN LEGEND. Jim Bolger's gelding has been threatening to land a handicap of late and this return to 1m2f may be enough for the son of Teofilo to gain a breakthrough success. Mr King was a cosy winner on his handicap debut at Roscommon earlier in the month and is another to consider off 6lb higher, while Slieve Binnian could have more to offer now up in trip.

TAKE HEART could have plenty more to offer now handicapping and can pick up where he left off in March with another victory. Roscommon-winner Mr King and Eastern Legend are feared.

Roscommon winner MR KING (nap) is unexposed and can confirm form with Eastern Legend. Duke Of Leggagh rates a big danger

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16:00 Curragh Group 3 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:00 Curragh Group 3 9f Race Speed Rating Flow

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VILLAGE VOICE (first) got the better of Jackie Oh (second) when the pair met in the Salsabil at Navan in April before finishing down the field in the Ribblesdale at Royal Ascot. The daughter of Zarak may not have appreciated faster ground on that occasion and she is entitled to step forward once again, especially with conditions more in her favour. The aforementioned Jackie Oh also arrives following a below-par effort in the Sandringham but is worth another chance, while the unbeaten Cadeau Belle and Goldana complete the shortlist.

CADEAU BELLE coped with the jump to listed company at Navan last time and can take the next step up the ladder and stretch her unbeaten record to 3. Gladness winner Goldana is second choice ahead of Paddy Twomey's hat-trick seeking Moon de Vega.

The 3yo CADEAU BELLE smacks of a filly with plenty more to offer if her taking defeat of Cigamia at Navan is anything to go by.

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16:30 Curragh Handicap 5f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Curragh Handicap 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A tentative vote goes to MYMOMENTINTIME, who has hinted at a return to winning ways with some solid placed efforts the last twice at Tipperary and Naas. A winner over C&D last October, the son of Kantharos is narrowly preferred to the hat-trick-seeking So Majestic and Rockingham winner Harry's Hill. Jon Riggens is far better than what he showed in that latter contest and is another to consider, along with the unexposed Parting Glass and Gabriella's Spirit.

The handicapper has taken a swipe at SO MAJESTIC following her cosy success in a similar big-field handicap at Naas last month but she is clearly on the up and may well complete the hat-trick. Though Jon Riggens hardly covered himself in glory at the start in the C&D handicap won by Harry's Hill, he was in good form prior to that and should be involved in the finish, all being well. The unexposed Cavallo Pazzo is of interest on debut for Joseph O'Brien and Mymomentintime also merits respect.

A darker one to consider is CAVALLO PAZZO, who was promising in maidens and now reverts to sprinting.

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17:00 Curragh Maiden 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:00 Curragh Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A strong case can be made for plenty of these but marginal preference is for FISHERMAN'S BEACH, after his promising debut effort at Limerick last month. That form was boosted when the second won earlier in the week and this son of Sea The Stars should only improve for that experience. Feathertop has a similar profile to the selection and could prove to be the main danger. Ikigai Star and Jupiter Rock are others with strong form claims, while Hardpoint is a newcomer to note.

There were certainly positives to glean from the debut effort of FISHERMAN'S BEACH at Limerick and, with improvement on the cards, he could be the answer. Feathertop also shaped with promise first time out at Gowran and she is second choice. The selection's stablemates Ikigai Star and Jupiter Rock should both be on the premises, too, while Milwaukee is also likely to make his presence felt.

Not a straightforward maiden to unravel. FISHERMAN'S BEACH shaped particularly well in what could prove a good Limerick maiden.

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17:30 Curragh Handicap 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:30 Curragh Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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GREEN SKY left the form of her debut run behind to score at Ballinrobe last month. The daughter of Mastercraftsman doesn't look overburdened by an opening mark of 81 and, with softening ground conditions unlikely to pose a problem, she could continue her progress. All Lies Ahead finished down the field in a premier handicap here in May but she merits respect in these calmer waters, while Plume Noire and Miss Abby Jools are also noted.

It could be worth chancing ARTHUR'S VICTORY, who shaped well on her second for present yard over 9f here last time and dropping back to 7f could be just the ticket for this 5-y-o. Miss Abby Jools did the job well at Limerick and she will be a threat if on-song, while Vadiana (third choice) heads a shortlist of several others with claims in this open-looking race. including All Lies Ahead, Plume Noire and Mere Accountant.

Green Sky is naturally interesting but ALL LIES AHEAD is not one to be underestimated with plenty of rain about.

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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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