14:00 Dundalk Claimer 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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SPIRIT OF PARADISE appears suited by decent ground on the evidence of her five runs this year and hopefully she will appreciate this surface. The daughter of Invincible Spirit showed promise when fourth at Gowran in August and again the following month when filling the same position behind Time To Boogie in a Navan maiden that has thrown up a couple of winners. Brains has gained all bar one of his career wins on the all-weather and, following a couple of turf starts, only weakened in the closing stages at Kempton last time. May Night is the pick on ratings but has shown very little in three outings since successful at Wolverhampton back in the spring while Dumb Love will be suited by the return to a mile after finishing well over seven in a claimer last Friday.

BIG BABY BULL has had just a smattering of starts on a synthetic surface and having joined a yard which excels in these events, he's taken to get back to winning ways at the expense of fellow 7-y-o Brains, who produced his best effort for his current handler when a close sixth at Kempton in September. Dumb Love and Spirit of Paradise can fight out minor honours in a wide-open claimer.

The vote goes to SPIRIT OF PARADISE, who hasn't always looked the most straightforward but appeals on her summer maiden form

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14:30 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE BOG BANK has won twice over C&D and can now reverse places with Exquisite Acclaim after keeping on into third behind that rival over seven here last Friday. The Tom McCourt-trained mare has also won twice on turf at this trip and receives weight all-round with James Ryan claiming a valuable 5lb. Rockbury Lad gained a deserved win here last month and again ran well subsequently behind stablemate Darkdeserthighway but needs things to fall right coming from off the pace. Silkies Sib also comes here in good form after winning at Tipperary and finishing second to the progressive Rough And Tough at Gowran but has yet to race on this surface while Barbapapa, Dromantine and Darkened are others to consider.

THE BOG BANK was a decent third back here on Friday and remains of interest off what is a good mark (2 lb lower than for her win here in the summer). Barbapapa and Exquisite Acclaim head the dangers.

Although having a wide draw to overcome it could pay to stick with SILKIES SIB on AW debut

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15:00 Dundalk Maiden 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAKE ME TO CHURCH appears to be progressing and showed improved form when fitted with cheek pieces over this trip at Naas last time. The Jack Davison-trained colt beat all bar Goal Exceeded on soft ground and hopefully will handle this surface. Any market move for the Ger Lyons-trained newcomer Go Go Gonzo would be significant in what appears a modest maiden, while Fickou attracted some support in the morning prior to his debut at Navan and indicated ability when keeping on into fifth behind Vassula Tyden. Dramatic Entrance ran well on her first handicap start when runner-up to Glamorously at Navan and probably found the ground too testing when subsequently disappointing behind the same rival in the Birdcatcher at Naas.

This represents a golden opportunity for TAKE ME TO CHURCH to get off the mark on the back of an improved effort in a Naas maiden 17 days ago. That said, it will look significant if newcomer Go Go Gonzo is strong in the betting and it would be no surprise were Fickou to build on the promise of his debut fifth in a 15-runner Navan maiden a fortnight ago. Dramatic Entrance also enters calculations, for all that she was below par last time.

An ordinary enough maiden in which TAKE ME TO CHURCH holds the best form credentials, albeit on softer ground

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15:30 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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GREENFINCH employed front-running tactics at the Curragh when a creditable second to an impressive debut winner. The well-bred daughter of Justify can put that early pace to good use here to negate the impact of a wide draw and should take a bit of beating. Red Hugh O'Donnell represents Paddy Twomey who sent out the winner of the aforementioned Curragh maiden and the homebred son of Dark Angel is fitted with a tongue-tie for his first start. Monasterboice was fifth in another Curragh maiden over this trip in which the first three home were from Ballydoyle. He can get involved if suited by this surface.

TOURIST brings some quite useful form to the table and is given one more chance now stepping up in trip for his AW debut. There should be more to come from Greenfinch for the Aidan O'Brien team so she's second choice. Her stablemate Hallowed is one of a few interesting newcomers who need monitoring closely in the betting.

Front-running tactics brought about marked improvement from GREENFINCH at the Curragh and could negate a high draw here

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16:00 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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INTERNATIONAL LADY was drawn one when just denied over C&D on Friday. She is turned out again quickly before her revised mark kicks in and has again been handed the inside stall. Both of her wins have come under Colin Keane. Stormie Outlook ran very well on all-weather debut when runner-up over C&D. She's now 4lb higher but has to be on the shortlist. Storm Eric was a winner and twice second over C&D earlier in the year. Fourth at Galway when last seen in September, he will enjoy the return to this surface.

STORM ERIC wasn't seen to best effect at Galway last time and looks worth siding with having dropped to 4 lb below the mark he defied over C&D in the spring. International Lady went close over C&D on Friday and rates a threat with Colin Keane taking over in the saddle now. Stormie Outlook is another who arrives on the back of a good recent effort here and also makes the shortlist.

Having been pipped from trap 1 here on Friday, INTERNATIONAL LADY has again got the luck of the draw and can go one place better

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16:35 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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The money came for TRISHULI RIVER on all-weather debut over C&D and Shane Crawley's filly showed that the support was not misplaced when finishing second. She's not as well drawn this time but that latest run was a big step forward and she can go one better off a 2lb higher mark with a tongue-tie now fitted. Nibras Rainbow was a winner over this trip on the Polytrack surface at Newcastle last year and ran her best race for current connections when fourth at Listowel last time. Pulse Of Shanghai has been running well over sprint trips but is a three-time winner over C&D and is another that has to enter calculations.

TRISHULI RIVER found improvement when second over C&D last time and a tongue strap could bring about further progress, so she's preferred to the in-form Pulse of Shanghai, with Geological also considered.

The money came for TRISHULI RIVER on AW debut and she duly took a big step forward. Now fitted with a tongue-tie, she can land this.

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17:05 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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WAJAAHA was a useful dual-purpose performer for Charles Byrnes and ran his best race for current connections when second over an extended 1m2f here last time. Dan King got a good tune out of the eight-year-old on that occasion and retains the partnership on the C&D winner who might be able to defy a 4lb higher mark. Fairytale Princess was a ready winner over a shorter trip here before being narrowly denied over C&D. She's likely to contend from just a 1lb higher mark. Cosmic Lady ran okay in a couple of maidens and is fitted with cheekpieces for her handicap debut. Both her dam and grandam were all-weather winners which makes her of interest on her first visit here.

FAIRYTALE PRINCESS is on an upward curve and only found one too good over C&D last time, so she's fancied to get back to winning ways. Alfalfa is regarded as the main threat ahead of Wajaaha.

The progressive Fairytale Princess has obvious claims but WAJAAHA ran really well here under King last time and is the selection

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17:35 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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GREY FABLE has been a little disappointing since finishing second over this trip at Roscommon in May but is a possible improver switching to this surface for the first time. Sheila Lavery's grey is related to several all-weather winners and may be able to see out his race a bit better on the Polytrack. Celtic Revival is going for his fifth C&D victory of the year and 5lb claimer James Ryan knows him inside out at this stage. The four-year-old has the knack of not winning by too far and has every chance off a 5lb higher mark than for his latest victory in September. Maralinga was a winner over this trip at Tipperary before finishing fourth over 1m2f here. He'll be suited by stepping back up in trip and represents a yard that continues in great form.

BELIEVE IN SCIENCE remains winless following 17 attempts now, but he's edged further down the weights and is worth one more chance to capitalise having not been seen to best effect the last twice. Celtic Revival is running consistently well and seems sure to give another good account, with Ghumama another to consider having run better than for a while on her most recent outing.

C&D specialist Celtic Revival will take beating but maybe GREY FABLE, who has fair turf form, can thwart him if taking to the AW

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