11:40 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 20f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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MOSSY FEN PARK ran with a considerable amount of promise when runner-up to a smart type of Willie Mullins' at Punchestown on his Rules debut. Without a rival of that calibre in the line-up, Henry de Bromhead's gelding has been found a fine opportunity to go one better. Great Universe may benefit from a sounder surface following his hurdling bow and is expected to be in the mix, while He's Ultimate and Annaghbeg are also noted.

Winning pointer MOSSY FEN PARK showed plenty to work on when second at Punchestown last month and with the prospect of more to come, he can go one place better. Annaghbeg and the quirky Great Universe are the main dangers.

Gordon Elliott has won this with Gerri Colombe and The Storyteller in the past and HE's ULTIMATE can follow in their foot steps here

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12:13 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 17f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Other Mozzie is interesting on his hurdling debut given he boasts placed form in a bumper and in the point-to-point sphere. The market should tell us more, but BLEU D'ENFER might take all of the beating judged on his best form, which includes a close-up second over timber at Perth and a second over fences at Punchestown last time. Purse Price is another to take seriously for a top yard.

PURSE PRICE has proven expensive to follow but she was in the process of running well when unseating her rider on her most recent outing at Clonmel and can be given one more chance in a race that may not take a huge amount of winning. Bleu d'enfer and hurdling-debutant The Other Mozzie are considered the main threats.

A tricky maiden. BLUE D'ENFER has a somewhat unusual profile coming here but his rating (113) is fair and that may suffice now

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12:48 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 17f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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Gold Haven, a respectable second at Cork 16 days ago, and the competitively-weighted Be My Hero both rate as big players based on peak performances. Whereas Gamigin enters calculations running off the same mark as when he won a conditional jockeys' race at Ayr (Joker Du Chenet fifth) last time. Nevertheless, WE'LLGOWATS has held her form well sine winning at Gowran Park in September and, after a near miss at Wexford last month, her proven consistency earns her the nod.

Plenty in with chances but preference if for GOLD HAVEN, who ran her best race sporting first-time blinkers when finishing runner-up at Cork earlier this month and, provided the headgear works just as well a second time, Paul Flynn's 5-y-o can go a place better at the expense of Gamigin, who finally got off the mark at Ayr recently and races from the same mark here. St Denis's Well, Malbas and Baltinglass Hill are another trio worth keeping an eye on.

ST DENIS'S WELL clicked for his young trainer and Caragh Monaghan at Navan. He is greatly respected. Note the betting

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13:23 Down Royal Maiden Chase 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Gordon Elliott has a solid record in this contest, so it might be worth siding with JUMPING JET, who looks set to improve having been far from disgraced on her fencing bow last time. She shades preference over Ask Anything, who arrives following an excellent second at Clonmel over 2m1f, and he will appreciate a step up in trip. Macdermott (sixth) finished behind Joshua Webb (second) when the pair met at Cork last month, but the former could close the gap with that experience under his belt.

ASK ANYTHING shaped well considering the drop back in trip was very much against him when second on chase bow at Clonmel 3 weeks ago and can go one better over this longer distance. Jumping Jet should come on for his chase debut and is next best ahead of Joshua Webb.

This looks a good opportunity for ASK ANYTHING. Second at Clonmel on debut over fences lately, the extra yardage here looks ideal

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13:58 Down Royal Handicap Chase 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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EVIES VLADIMIR drew clear with a subsequent winner when opening his account over fences at Clonmel last month and an 11lb rise may not be enough to prevent the six-year-old from going in again. Lar's Lass posted some creditable efforts in hunter chases during the spring and her current mark in this sphere looks workable. The daughter of Ocovango is feared most ahead of I Don't Get It, who is racing off a significantly lower mark switching to chasing.

LAR'S LASS has proved a different proposition since switched to hunters so is potentially well treated back in a handicap. Evies Vladimir left previous form well behind when making a winning handicap bow back from 17 months off at Clonmel 7 weeks ago and is the obvious threat, Carrig Carrol best of the others.

Plenty of pace likely here. LAR'S LASS stays well and makes plenty of each-way appeal. Evies Vladimir was a game winner last time

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14:33 Down Royal Hunter Chase 24f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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FERNS LOCK has only tasted defeat on one occasion so far in his career (three NH wins, three point victories) and he showed his ability once more when bolting up by over eight lengths in a point-to-point last month. The son of Telescope could prove very hard to beat today. The main threat might be Ramillies, who has won well between the flags on his last two starts and it would be no surprise to see him put it up to the selection. Its On The Line makes the most appeal of the remainder and he is more than capable on his day.

FERNS LOCK is the form pick and looked as good as ever in a point recently, so he's an obvious choice. His stablemates Vaucelet and Remillies are both dangers and Its One The Line's claims can't be ignored.

Vaucelet's losing run is nearly incredible and FERNS LOCK looks the logical one under Barry O'Neill. There are plenty of dangers

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15:08 Down Royal NH Flat Race 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MONGIBELLO displayed plenty of promise when second on her Rules debut at Navan last month and the daughter of Authorized could be hard to beat with the benefit of that experience. Quint Major also hit the crossbar on his racecourse bow recently and has to be of interest, while Fast Felix is another with strong form claims. Lazy Bones is related to plenty of winners and is considered on her debut.

Given that MONGIBELLO was runner-up in a listed race on her first Rules outing, she should have enough to open her account in this lesser contest. That said, Lazy Bones is one to note on paper and will be well worth monitoring in the betting.

MONGIBELLO might be the form selection after very much running into one last time. The market will be fascinating

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Racecard Key

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	TomForm top stats silver rated
	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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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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