17:05 Fairyhouse Maiden 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:05 Fairyhouse Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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KANDOO has plenty in her favour provided the daughter of Kessaar handles the faster ground. The form of her Navan third has been well advertised by the winner subsequently but the obvious concern is that the race was run on soft. From a low draw, the Jack Davison-trained filly should be able to get a prominent early position around this tight track. High Morale has reached the frame on both his starts to date but doesn't seem an obvious one to drop back in trip. Perhaps, from his draw, he will go forward and try turn this into a test of stamina. Byzantine Express, who ran a big race at Listowel earlier this month, has plenty experience and should be capable of reaching the placings at the very least.

There were more encouraging signs from KANDOO at Navan last time and she could be the answer. High Morale is feared most, though there are several others likely to take hand in the finish, too, notably Miss Black Jack and Duplantis.

Though he was disappointing on second start at Roscommon last time, HIGH MORALE should be suited by dropping to this trip.

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17:40 Fairyhouse Handicap 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:40 Fairyhouse Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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BLANC DE NOIR should be progressing quickly enough to follow up his recent win at the Curragh. The Jessica Harrington-trained colt won with a bit in hand last time and doesn't look overburdened with a 5lb rise. As a hold up horse, he will need to get the breaks from his inside draw but the Showcasing colt should be finishing better than most. Little Keilee, who overcame a wide berth to win easily at Sligo in April, should be a live contender. Dylan Browne McMonagle retains the ride on the Ciaran Murphy-trained filly on this occasion. Aussie Girl takes a big drop in class here having finished third at the Curragh last time. She won't find it easy to make all in this field but expect to see her take a prominent position from the outset.

AUSSIE GIRL didn't do much wrong when third of 15 at the Curragh last time and she is taken to strike here, perhaps at the chief expense of Californiagoldrush and Freedom Falls.

This can go the way of VANGUARD STAR (nap) who shaped well over 5f and should relish both a return to 6f and quicker ground

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18:15 Fairyhouse Handicap 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:15 Fairyhouse Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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MASTER MATT can win for the first time since joining the Michael Halford and Tracey Collins yard. The seven-year-old shaped really encouragingly when second behind a well handicapped horse over this course and distance last week. With doubts about a number of his opponents here, the Slade Power gelding looks the most solid option. Verhoyen, who returned to form with an impressive success at the Curragh last month, is well drawn for a horse that likes to make the running. It would be a mistake for the opposition to allow the Michael Grassick-trained gelding an easy lead. However, he has never won from a mark this high and may just prefer 7f at this stage of his career. Ice Cold In Alex needs to be delivered with a perfectly timed run from off the pace but Jamie Powell has already demonstrated he is capable of doing just that.

ICE COLD IN ALEX produced a big effort when second to Verhoyen and he's worth a chance to reverse form with that rival in this lesser contest. Master Matt is also worthy of interest.

Now 7lb better off with Verhoyen from their Curragh clash over 7f last time, ICE COLD IN ALEX could turn the tables on that rival.

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18:50 Fairyhouse Stakes 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Group 3 winner PRETREVILLE appears to have been found a nice opportunity to make a successful reappearance. Although now approaching the veteran stages of his career, the nine-time winner showed that he still had much to offer with a series of good runs in top company last season. A small field such as this will really suit the Ado McGuinness-trained eight-year-old who is adept at making the running. On official ratings, he is easily the best in this race. Monaasib won twice as a juvenile but has failed to add to his tally since then. However, the five-year-old gelding has run some big races in better company that he faces here. Course and distance winner Affogato needs to improve but remains relatively lightly raced so isn't one to totally discount.

PRETREVILLE has a good record fresh and this could be a good opening if he's ready to go. Monaasib might be the danger.

MONAASIB never fulfilled the promise he showed as a youngster but can claim a first win since his 2yo days.

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19:25 Fairyhouse Handicap 14f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BLACK HAWK EAGLE, who has looked a different proposition since returning from a winter break, can record his second win of the campaign. The Noel Meade-trained five-year-old easily landed a Navan handicap on his reappearance in March and showed that he could cope with the subsequent hike when going close at the Curragh last month. Dropping down in grade now, he should prove difficult to beat. Dartan was in rude health at the end of last season, winning his final two starts for Matthew Smith. Fitness is seldom a concern with runners from this stable, so the former German trained six-year-old has to be a serious threat. Towards the foot of the handicap, the eye is drawn to Pretty Soldier having his first start for new connections. A five-time winner in Germany, he could be well handicapped in this country.

BLACK HAWK EAGLE is building up a very solid record in handicaps on the Flat. He may well have won again at the Curragh last time but for meeting trouble at a crucial stage and can gain compensation now. British Flat winner Night Sparkle has been in good form over hurdles since joining Michael O'Callaghan and might give the selection most to think about ahead of Gavin Cromwell's Vera Verto, who arrives fit from jumping and was placed on her most recent Flat start.

Arriving on the back of a career best at the Curragh last month, BLACK HAWK EAGLE, should give a good account and he's still unexposed

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20:00 Fairyhouse Maiden 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:00 Fairyhouse Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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RAPPAREE CHAMP should be more streetwise here having caught the eye when finishing third at Sligo on his racecourse debut. On that occasion, the Churchill colt lost his position before staying on in eye catching fashion to reach the frame. With the benefit of that experience, it would be disappointing if he can't make his presence felt in this ordinary maiden. Golden Temple has an official rating of 78 after seven starts for trainer Noel Meade. First-time blinkers may help bring about some improvement but he is vulnerable to a more unexposed rival in this company. Ravshan, a half-brother to three winners, is a debutant who deserves close consideration on his first start for the Michael Halford and Tracey Collins yard.

RAPPAREE CHAMP very much caught the eye on last month's Sligo debut and can strike at the second time of asking. The selection's stablemate Head of State also showed promise at Roscommon last time and is next best ahead of Noel Meade's Golden Temple in a maiden where it's hard to make a case for many.

RAPPAREE CHAMP appeals most after an eyecatching run on debut and he would not have to improve a great deal to take this contest

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20:30 Fairyhouse Handicap 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Three-time bumper winner THE GOSSIPER should be difficult to beat now that he drops into the bottom grade for the first time. The son of Dylan Thomas handled good ground last summer, so might find improvement now that he has his first run on the Flat under such conditions. Recent course and distance winner Out On Friday has to have every chance despite a 14lb higher mark. The Philip Byrne-trained seven-year-old has won off similar ratings in the past and showed that he was in rude health when readily accounting for the opposition last time. Barrys Rock remains a maiden after 17 starts but couldn't have gone much closer than when beaten a head at this track earlier in the month. It is surely only a matter of time before the Haatef gelding makes a well deserved breakthrough.

NO HASSLE shaped well when second at Cork recently and she's worth a chance to go one better at the expense of Barrys Rock, who was runner-up in a competitive event here last time.

NO HASSLE was only narrowly denied at Cork last month where she would have won if she had kept straight and she can go one better

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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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