12:10 Curragh Maiden 8f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHANTILLY bumped into a promising stablemate when a narrow second over an extended mile at Gowran on his most recent outing. That was his second runner-up finish in a row and it would be no surprise to see the son of Galileo go one better here. That said, Autumn Winter was far from disgraced on his debut and could give his stable companion plenty to think about, while Fine Point and Kolachi are others with valid form claims.

AUTUMN WINTER shaped like a useful prospect when beaten just under 2 lengths at Leopardstown on debut 2 weeks ago and he can find the required improvement to beat standard setter Chantilly. Kolachi and Fine Point are others to consider.

Chantilly and Kolachi have claims but AUTUMN WINTER was patently in need of the experience when a promising fifth on debut.

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12:40 Curragh Stakes 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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On ratings, this looks a great opportunity for four-time course scorer BIG GOSSEY to regain the winning thread. The only chink in the six-year-old's armour is the fact that he has yet to triumph over 7f. Nevertheless, he looks the one to beat, with last-time-out maiden winner Yosemite Valley feared most. The Shamardal colt is heading in the right direction and will appreciate the extra furlong, while Real Force should appreciate the step up in distance too.

YOSEMITE VALLEY got off the mark in good style in a course maiden in September and this longer trip should bring more out of him, so he's preferred to Big Gossey, who is the clear form pick but hasn't been firing of late. Verhoyen is also considered.

The trip is a worry for Big Gossey and ready preference is for the lesser exposed YOSEMITE VALLEY, who retains plenty of potential.

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13:15 Curragh Handicap 7f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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Keithen Kennedy got a good tune of Yuzu to hold off a slightly unfortunate Nituna at Leopardstown two weeks ago. Both should be in the mix, while Facethepuckout will have his supporters following an emphatic Naas triumph. The in-form Blue Peak had Zephron a couple of places behind her when runner-up at Galway last week, but a chance is taken on the potential of FRAZIL. The fact Jim Bolger pitched him into a Listed contest on the back of a maiden victory surely suggests that a mark of 79 should be well within range.

Cases can be made for a number of these but the tentative vote goes to NITUNA, who is yet to get her head in front but is clearly in top form having hit the crossbar twice last month. Facethepuckout bagged his fifth career win at Naas just over 3 weeks ago, and having picked up back-to-back wins around this time last year, he's put forward as the main danger, with Sirjack Thomas and Yuzu another couple worthy of a mention.

Having done the Hamlet cigar on it in the past, there's an added risk in going for CLEAR QUARTZ but he's fresh and will love the ground

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13:50 Curragh Handicap 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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STAG NIGHT made light work of a competitive field at Naas last month and the son of Tagula was hit with a 12lb rise for that success, which considering the manner of that victory could prove a lenient move, so he can record a double. Screen Siren went in by just over four lengths at Navan last month and as long as she remains in that sort of form, she could get involved. Of the remainder, Greek Flower and Laugh A Minute appeal most in an open contest.

A host of in-form sorts in opposition with the vote in favour of STAG NIGHT. A facile winner at Naas on his latest outing 22 days ago, he's unexposed at the minimum trip, and with his rider's claim off-setting a large chunk of his rise in the weights, he can be expected to make his presence felt again. Screen Siren is a thriving mare and she's feared, as is the hat-trick seeking Greek Flower.

Several come here at the top of their game. That's not the case with MYMOMENTINTIME but his C&D third two starts back gives him a shout

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14:25 Curragh Handicap 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fiercely competitive handicap full of in-form options, possibly headed by the lightly-raced GREY LEADER, who has won three of his five starts and looks to remain on an upward curve. Simply Sideways struck under Wayne Hassett at Tipperary and then couldn't get competitive in a Naas Listed heat. She can go close with a clearer passage, while Flame Of Eire is also dropped in class and easy Galway winner San Aer is another to seriously consider.

INDIGO FIVE is less exposed than most and took a step forward when opening her account in a C&D handicap 4 weeks ago, travelling well and suited by coming off the strong pace. With further progress in the offing, she could be up to defying this revised mark. Arniemac is an interesting contender also on debut for Ross O'Sullivan, with Grey Leader and Simply Sideways another pair on the shortlist.

A smooth winner at Galway on Monday, SAN AER will again have conditions to suit and can follow up

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15:00 Curragh Group 3 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Shanroe recorded a game success in the Chester Stakes and must be respected as he goes in search of a hat-trick, while Jesse Evans has gone well in both the Irish and English Cesarewitch. Preference, however, is for FALCON EIGHT, who is 3lb clear on official ratings and can build on his runner-up effort in the Irish Cesarewitch, with no concerns regarding ground conditions. The talented Echoes In Rain should not be underestimated either.

The classy FALCON EIGHT arrives on the back of an excellent second in the Irish Cesarewitch and, if he can repeat that form he should be landing this. Echoes In Rain is an obvious threat and Shanroe is worthy of consideration on the back of a career-best effort.

Jesse Evans and Echoes In Rain are capable of big runs but the form book points towards FALCON EIGHT (nap).

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15:35 Curragh Listed 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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HANS ANDERSEN remains unexposed and the son of Frankel was an impressive winner of the 2,000 Guineas Trial at Leopardstown in the spring. It would be no surprise if he were to prove a cut above Listed level on his return from a break. Proven mud-lover Helvic Dream remains well up to this level and, buoyed by a recent C&D win, is likely to throw down a strong challenge, while Feathertop is one to consider from an each-way perspective.

HANS ANDERSEN has been absent since finishing down the field in the French 2000 Guineas but his profile is a largely positive one and, interestingly upped markedly in trip back from 6 months off, he could be worth siding with to come out on top. Helvic Dream and Sunchart head up the dangers, ahead of Chally Chute.

There have to be stamina doubts over Hans Andersen. Helvic Dream is solid but CHALLY CHUTE isn't to be underestimated.

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16:10 Curragh Maiden 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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QUEENSTOWN sets a high standard judged on his runner-up effort behind the 101-rated Azazat at Leopardstown in May and a similar level of performance may suffice. How About No shaped with enough promise on his debut sixth at Navan last month to suggest that he could reverse form with Neptunes Staircase (second). The latter ran easily his best race to date on that occasion and Ger Lyons' inmate is likely to be in the mix too.

QUEENSTOWN was much better for debut when second in what has proved to be a useful maiden at Leopardstown in May and the son of Galileo sets a clear standard back from a break. Neptunes Staircase only just failed at Navan last time and is next best ahead of How About No, who offered something to work on in the same race.

A repeat of QUEENSTOWN's second at Leopardstown back in May would see him difficult to beat. Market confidence would be welcomed.

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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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