16:25 Down Royal Conditions Hurdle 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANNIE AGNEW made a very pleasing start to her career when second over the extended 2m at Ballinrobe and she wouldn't have to improve too much to go one better today. Gerald Stephen Quinn's charge shaped as if this slight step up in trip would suit and another bold bid can be expected. The consistent Doctor Nightingale was just over three lengths back in third on that occasion and she is respected as she reopposes, while Cossack Chach should also be thereabouts.

A few in with a shout but COSSACK CHACH made a winning start over hurdles at Killarney 6 weeks ago and with further improvement on the cards, Joseph O'Brien's charge gets the verdict to follow up. The main threat may emerge from Annie Agnew, who found just a well-backed favourite too strong on her hurdling bow at Ballinrobe recently, while Gordon Elliott's pair Doctor Nightingale and Millennium Rose also warrant plenty of respect.

A promising second on her debut at Ballinrobe, ANNIE AGNEW is tipped to confirm form with third-placed Doctor Nightingale

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17:00 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 17f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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Rated 95 on the Flat, GOODIE TWO SHOES is hard to ignore and while she was beating a retreat when falling in the closing stages at Fairyhouse when last seen over hurdles, that was in a Grade 3 and she faces nothing of that calibre in this opposition. Air Drop and Final Decision are potential improvers who can lay down strong challenges to the selection, while Angelsworknovrtime also has the ability to play a part at this level.

DAME RAPIDE has yet to convince as a hurdler but she's worth another chance given her useful form on the Flat. Goodie Two Shoes has a similar profile to the selection so is feared, with Air Drop another to consider.

Quite a decent mares' maiden hurdle in which talented flat handicappers GOODIE TWO SHOES and Dame Rapide look the ones to beat

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17:30 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 17f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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CAVE COURT took a big step forward when bolting up at Perth on his most recent run last month and he must enter calculations if anywhere near that form. He races off the same mark on this occasion and is fancied to get the better of last-time-out maiden winner Invictus World, who could have more to offer on his handicap debut. Tullybawn is another who warrants a market check.

The progressive and unexposed INVICTUS WORLD gets the vote off what looks a fair opening mark. It's probably best to forgive Doyenna and Realism's latest efforts and they head the dangers.

Wide open with a chance taken on WEE CHARLIE coming on sufficiently from his Galway comeback run to resume winning ways

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18:05 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 20f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARLEY STREET was fancied to be competitive in a Grade 3 juvenile at Fairyhouse on his hurdling debut when finishing a disappointing last. He was reported to be blowing hard post-race, which suggests he is capable of much better, and the son of Galileo is worth another chance in these much calmer waters. Pinyon Jay improved from his first start to be placed in a Kilbeggan bumper and the step up in trip is likely to benefit him on his hurdling bow, while One Flew Eau Verte and Mount Frisco complete the shortlist.

Promising Flat-recruit HARLEY STREET was never involved when pitched into the deep end on hurdles bow in a Grade 3 at Fairyhouse in February and is well worth another chance in this much easier race. Pinyon Jay showed a bit when third in a bumper at Kilbeggan, while Mount Frisco should put his experience to good use.

It is significant that HARLEY STREET was aimed high on his only start as a juvenile hurdler and there was an excuse for his failure

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18:35 Down Royal Conditions Hurdle 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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TULLYBEG won over fences at Ballinrobe two starts ago and the eight-year-old looks set to go very close back over the smaller obstacles here. However, Whiskey Sour is a live threat after his fifth at Galway on the Flat and it would be foolish to dismiss him on his return to hurdles. Jeff Kidder wasn't disgraced when sixth in a Grade 3 event at Tipperary and he could also have a say in proceedings.

WHISKEY SOUR arrives on the back of a decent run on the Flat at Galway and can make a successful return to hurdles. Jeff Kidder ran well in a Tipperary Grade 3 last time can give the selection most to do ahead of Gordon Elliott's Mayo National winner Tullybeg, who reverts to hurdling for the first time since spring 2022.

Both JEFF KIDDER (nap) and Whisky Sour are unproven over this far but look the principals. Streets Of Doyen is a proven stayer

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19:05 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 24f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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A return to hurdles should not inconvenience the consistent WALKING THE WALK, having won at Limerick on his penultimate start. Gordon Elliott's charge remains on a workable mark and he should have to much for Winnie Woodnutt, who scored over fences at Kilbeggan last month. Jukebox Jive bounced back to form with a creditable effort at Roscommon and is likely to be thereabouts, along with Doune Castle and Whatsyourstatus.

WINNIE WOODNUTT has mixed hurdling and chasing to good effect this year, failing to finish in out of the first 3 in 6 outings, and can follow up last week's success over fences at Kilbeggan. Whatsyourstatus shaped better than the result back hurdling at Wexford last time and is second choice ahead of Walking The Walk and Jukebox Jive.

A snug winner over fences at Kilbeggan last week WINNIE WOODNUTT is in the form of her life and retains plenty of appeal back hurdling

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19:35 Down Royal NH Flat Race 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for plenty of these but marginal preference is for TOMAVIAN, who lacks race experience but is out of a half-sister to the dual Grade 1-winning hurdler Won In The Dark. Sadies Diamond is an obvious threat to the selection following her narrow defeat on debut, while Beauforts Storm and Roedora are both previous winners that are likely to be in the mix. Jekiki should not be underestimated and Miss Aytan is another interesting debutant.

ROEDORA looks quite useful for the Joseph O'Brien team and can take her record to 2-3. Sadies Diamond, who has joined Shark Hanlon since her Wexford debut second, looks the chief threat unless the market vibes are strong surrounding newcomers Tomavian and/or Miss Aytan.

Debut C&D winner ROEDORA has a less daunting task than when taking on a Willie Mullins-trained odds-on shot at Killarney

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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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