15:25 Dundalk Handicap 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:25 Dundalk Handicap 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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MARY SHOELACES could reap the benefit of first-time blinkers. This daughter of U S Navy Flag showed promise in third on nursery debut over C&D last month. That form has been endorsed by the horses that sandwiched her in second and fourth. Scorchio is a big danger. Wesley Joyce partnered her when the duo were successful over C&D in October and Jack Davison's colt showed that she can be competitive off her new mark when a close third over 6f at this track earlier in the month. Progeny of Cotai Glory have a good record on all-weather surfaces, so Charles Atlas could show up well on Polytrack debut.

SCORCHIO has taken really well to this surface in recent weeks and looks good for another win. Mary Shoelaces ran well behind the selection over C&D on her latest start and is second choice ahead of Andrew Slattery handicap newcomer Tarsus.

MARY SHOELACES might be able to turn the tables on Scorchio from their C&D clash last month on 10lb better terms.

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15:55 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CIAO FOR NOW is one to take seriously on Polytrack debut. There was a lot to like about her second at Leopardstown during the summer and then she was beaten less than a length into fifth on slower ground in a sprint maiden the following month. Being by Havana Grey, she ought to take to this all-weather surface. Cuban Confusion has two solid placed efforts in October at Dundalk to call upon and should be right in contention. Joseph O'Brien's Sioux Nation newcomer Indian Alliance must be a given a check for market strength while Rebelsontherun is a potential improver on his first visit to Dundalk.

Having shown plenty to work on when second on debut at Leopardstown in August, CIAO FOR NOW ran to a similar level despite seemingly finding the drop in trip against her at Navan a month later. The type to do better stepping back up in trip, she gets the nod back from a break. Cuban Confusion and Gesture head up the dangers, whilst Indian Alliance is a newcomer to note.

Cuban Confusion sets the standard but might struggle to give 7lb to MISS ALASKA, who was fourth over 6f here last time.

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16:25 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A very tight handicap with just 8lb between the top and bottom weights. SUPER OVER has been coming down the weights and put in a good effort in third off a mark of 74 in a slightly better class of race over 1m at this track at the start of the month. He has winning form over C&D. Not Just Yet's sole victory came over 7f at Listowel in June and he stayed on for second over 1m at this track earlier this month, so looks a major contender for Noel Meade and Colin Keane. Little Keilee is in a consistent vein of form and just failed by a short head over C&D a fortnight ago. She will have plenty of supporters as will Gobi Star who travelled strongly before winning in the basement grade last week. The handicapper didn't miss that performance, though, as 12lb has been dished out. Half Nutz, Secret Magician and Exquisite Acclaim are far from out of contention.

GOBI STAR had stacks in hand when scoring over C&D last week and, despite a hefty rise back up the weights, Patrick Martin's 5-y-o is fancied to go in again at the expense of Super Over, who has a fine record at this venue and is another who arrives in form. Not Just Yet is reunited with Colin Keane and he can battle out minor honours with Little Keilee.

NOT JUST YET ran a belter from stall 17 over 1m last time and is better drawn today off the same mark.

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17:00 Dundalk Handicap 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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APACHE OUTLAW showed an aptitude for Polytrack on his first visit to Dundalk at the start of the month. The Churchill gelding kept on in second behind an all-the-way winner and had several of these rivals in behind. He remains on the same mark and should make a bold bid. The handicapper is easing his grip on Hodd's Girl and she is eminently capable of travelling into contention over this trip. Big Gossey has a rating that merits plenty of respect. He hasn't been a frequent visitor to Dundalk in recent years, but it isn't hard to see him enjoying this surface again. Mickey The Steel was well placed to win sprint handicaps at Bellewstown in September and the Curragh this month. He has a C&D victory in the locker and is respected while Dandyville is a very solid operator who knows where the winning post is.

APACHE OUTLAW got firmly back on track when second over C&D earlier in the month and he's potentially well treated, so he's narrowly preferred to MIckey The Steel, who scored at the Curragh in determined style last time. Dandyville also makes the shortlist.

Compared to his career-high mark of 100 as a 2yo, APACHE OUTLAW is still off a reasonable mark and could get back on the scoresheet.

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17:30 Dundalk Handicap 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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ORANMORE has winning form over an extended 1m6f on the turf at Bellewstown and should get 2m on the Polytrack. Scott McCullagh's 3lb claim has him on a feasible mark. Dreams Fled Away kept on for third, in first-time blinkers, over 1m4f at this track and now tackles this trip for the first time. He has a decent chance under Niall McCullagh. Ciao Adios attracted plenty of support on her first run for Shauna Larkin before finishing fourth over 1m4f at this venue. It will be interesting to see if further support arrives over this trip. Landue is one tumbling down the weights that could appreciate this staying assignment.

DREAMS FLED AWAY finished to good effect when third at this course 12 days ago and the longer trip should suit, so he boasts strong claims provided the blinkers work again. Most of his rivals have something to prove but a case can be made for both Oranmore and Mosaaheb.

Blinkers elicited improvement from DREAMS FLED AWAY here last time. He can make the breakthrough if he sees out this longer trip

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18:00 Dundalk Handicap 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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ELZAAMSAN kept on for third in a much higher grade over C&D in March which bodes well for another crack at 2m. He returned from a break of almost two months with a close fourth over 1m4f here this month and should come on from that outing. Molly Hall steps onto Polytrack for the first time, but certainly has no stamina issues having delivered over an extended 2m at Tramore in September. That run was on good ground, so she could put her best foot forward on this surface. Riyami made good headway to get up for second in the closing stages of a 1m4f handicap at this track last Friday, so there is sound reasoning behind the step up in trip. Swelltime competes off a very lowly mark and a better performance wouldn't be surprising.

RIYAMI has made a decent start for this yard switched to the AW and could be worth chancing up in trip. Curious Bride and Elzaamsan are feared most.

A strong-finishing second over 1m4f here last Friday RIYAMI may be able to go one better in this test of stamina

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18:30 Dundalk Maiden 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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The 99-rated TIME TO TELL was runner-up in two maidens before finishing third in Listed class at the Curragh which sets a high standard. She is related to a couple of multiple winners and her proven ability over 1m4f is a major strength in this race. She could appreciate this surface after racing on testing ground to date. Saturn is regally bred and can have a say up in trip after a trio of placed efforts over shorter distances. Gran Caballo, a son of American Pharoah, is nicely related and merits a market check on debut for Joseph O'Brien. Banana Three is up in trip after posting two runner-up berths here while War Correspondent, Nakassama and Apercu all have claims.

Having finished runner-up in her first 2 starts in maidens, TIME TO TELL took another step forward when third in listed company at the Curragh 24 days ago and she ought to prove tough to beat on that evidence back in calmer waters. The very well-bred Saturn may yet have more to offer up in trip and, along with newcomer Gran Caballo and Banana Three, heads up the dangers.

This should be a virtual formality for TIME TO TELL, best of her age group when third in a Listed race over this trip at the Curragh

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19:00 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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SKY LEGEND has been runner-up on his last two starts over C&D and can get his turn. He wasn't beaten far in either contest and remains on a competitive mark. Sean Bowen couldn't use his claim in an apprentice race the last day, but now claims 5lb which is a bonus. Bright N Shine is the one horse arriving on the back of a victory. He took the honours by half a length over an extended 10 furlongs at this track earlier in the month and has placed form over this trip on turf, so has a more than reasonable chance. Caulaincourt could go better over this new trip in first-time blinkers while Hearts Are Trumps has been a money-spinner over hurdles and makes some appeal off a mark of 66 on his return to the Flat in first-time cheekpieces.

ZILEO didn't fare too badly back on AW last time and might be able to snap a losing run with Billy Lee back in the saddle. Sky Legend has been knocking on the door over C&D lately and is second choice. Last-time-out course scorer Bright N Shine and Hearts Are Trumps, who ran well over hurdles last time, are also on the shortlist.

Placed in six of his 11 AW races, SKY LEGEND(nap) has a good chance of opening his account after a pair of seconds at this venue

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How to use Tomform

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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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