14:14 Dundalk Claimer 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:14 Dundalk Claimer 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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ACADEMY WINNER, placed in a Gowran handicap over a mile last month, is less exposed than many of these and can score. Denis Hogan's three-year-old is related to plenty of dirt winners in the US and didn't run badly over the extended ten furlongs on his first visit here. He should be suited by dropping back in trip. Dark Viper has been runner-up six times on turf this season, mostly on easy ground. He ran well on AW debut when trained in Britain last year but it remains to be seen how he'll handle this surface. Redemptive Power was second over a longer trip in a handicap here last month and should be competitive at this level.

REDEMPTIVE POWER failed to justify support in handicap company here last time but it wasn't a bad effort and this 3-y-o is favoured by the weights down in class. He looks the one to beat, though Dark Viper is a threat with 1m expected to suit. Academy Winner can also get involved.

A tentative vote goes to DARK VIPER on his first AW start for the Harrington's, having been running well in defeat on turf of late

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14:44 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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THOMPSON GUNNER has been placed on his last two runs over C&D and might get his head in front now. Third on his first visit here last month, the Highland Reel gelding came back a week later and was touched off by a horse that has gone on to frank the form. Shane Foley now takes over in the saddle and being drawn in stall one should be a help. There was plenty of money for Zabeir here last time when the grey wasn't beaten far over 7f and Declan McDonogh retains the partnership, while Timana was placed in a pair of C&D maidens earlier in the year and is interesting on stable and handicap debut.

THOMPSON GUNNER shaped well when placed in a couple of C&D handicaps last month and is taken to open his account now. Fellow low mileage 3-y-o Timana could have more to offer in handicaps and is second choice ahead of Skontonovski, who failed to fire here last time but has plenty of good efforts at this venue.

Preference is for ZABEIR. He has slipped to a career low mark, his sole win came at this venue and this step back up to 1m should suit.

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15:14 Dundalk Maiden 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHESTER NIMITZ was second in a big-field maiden at Navan on debut and should be hard to beat if he can transfer that form to Polytrack. The Profitable gelding showed plenty of pace before being collared close home by an 89-rated rival and there doesn't appear to be anything of that calibre in this field. Gold Daydream made a pleasing debut herself when fifth over this trip at Naas and is a half-sister to a couple of AW winners. The latter's trainer Diego Dias also runs the 76-rated Sharkii who was beaten less than two lengths in a C&D contest last month while Rion Rubette twice went close in 6f maidens on turf in the summer.

CHESTER NIMITZ just about sets the standard at the weights and there should be more to come based on his promising debut, so he gets the nod over Gold Daydream. Rion Rubette can play a part if back on track.

RION RUBETTE gets the nod dropped back to 6f on her AW bow; she is well treated by the race conditions and Shane Foley is back on board

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15:44 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Plenty of future winners look sure to come out of this deep fillies' maiden. City Of Troy's half-sister TAKEMETOTHEMOON made up plenty of ground for third on racecourse bow at Leopardstown for Aidan O'Brien and can progress from that on her Polytrack debut. Adrian Murray's Carolina Jetstream certainly outran her odds when a never-nearer third in a fillies' maiden at the Curragh and the winner has since been placed in a Group 3. Takemetothemoon's stablemate, Dramatic, is half-sister to a Listed-placed horse (at Dundalk), while Justify filly Ethical Code could have a role to play on debut for Ger Lyons. Joseph O'Brien's trio of the 83-rated Cradle Of Love, and newcomers Mveve and Matrice cannot be ruled out.

TAKEMETOTHEMOON should have learnt plenty from her encouraging Leopardstown debut and gets the nod here. Cradle of Love and Carolina Jetstream head the list of dangers in what should prove an informative maiden.

Narrow preference is for CAROLINA JETSTREAM, third behind subsequent Group 3-placed Giselle at the Curragh, over Takemetothemoon.

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16:15 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien's FIRST WAVE looked a winner in waiting when pipped by a neck on debut in a maiden at the Curragh. That form took on an enhanced appearance when the horse that beat him filled the runner-up berth in a Group 1 at Newmarket. O'Brien's Serengeti was a beaten favourite in third at Leopardstown when perhaps the slow ground wasn't ideal for him at this stage of his career. Joseph O'Brien runs two horses with Dylan Browne McMonagle partnering newcomer Aeon's Aegis who should be monitored for market strength. His stablemate, Hostility, was an expensive purchase and has shown ability in fourth at the Curragh and when second in Listowel.

FIRST WAVE found only Dewhurst runner-up and stablemate Expanded too good on debut at the Curragh, shaping really well, and he's sure to progress and win races. Serengeti looked a touch disappointing at Leopardstown, but his successful stable companion Twain took the Criterium International at the weekend so he's fancied to give Aidan O'Brien another 1-2. Hostility is feared.

Dylan Browne McMonagle prefers AEON'S AEGIS to Hostility and a chance is taken that he can make a winning debut.

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16:45 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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AMEMRI has won twice over this C&D and gained a fourth career win again over this trip on his penultimate start at Listowel last month. The selection couldn't find any extra in the closing stages over a mile last time. Seas And Oceans has gone close on a number of occasions this season and had Akeela just a head behind in third when beating all bar The Cola Brasil over C&D earlier this month. Ferrari Desert ran a cracker in a 27-runner handicap at the Curragh last time and merits respect if backing that up on this sounder surface, while others to consider include Altimara, Rumbled Again and Golden Days.

SEAS AND OCEANS went close over this C&D recently and should go well again off the same mark. Akeela and Rumbled Again head the dangers.

Wide open with a chance taken on FERRARI DESERT following a promising Cork run over this trip

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17:15 Dundalk Handicap 12f  - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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FORLIO overcame a lengthy layoff when successful on his first outing for current connections over 1m3f at Limerick in May and has shown promise on a number of occasions since, often coming from well off the pace. The selection didn't enjoy much luck in running at Navan last week and the booking of Dylan Browne McMonagle adds to confidence. Picpoul has won twice over C&D and rates a threat having beaten all bar Church Mountain over an extended 1m2f here recently. Action Motion advertised his chance when a close fourth in first time blinkers at Thurles last time, while Glyde Ranger finished with a typical flourish when beaten less than two lengths here earlier this month.

FORLIO caught the eye in a race not run to suit at Navan last week and is clearly up to defying this sort of mark if things pan out a bit more favourably for him. Picpoul and Glyde Ranger head the opposition.

Runner-up over a slightly shorter trip here last time, PICPOUL can record a fourth course success for her locally-based trainer.

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