14:20 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:20 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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The Anthony McCann-trained ROCKSTOWN GIRL should win if able to translate her smart bumper form to hurdling. A winner on racecourse debut at Roscommon last July, the five-year-old was subsequently third in both a Listed and Grade 2 Mares bumper. On her final outing of the campaign, she also acquitted herself respectably when seventh of 20 in the Aintree Mares Bumper. Facing nothing of that quality on her first start over flights, it will be disappointing if she can't collect. Faux Fur will need to jump better than on her hurdling debut at Navan but if doing so, the Gordon Elliott-trained mare is capable of running a big race. Leahs Tricks has shaped well enough on both starts over flights to suggest she could at least reach the frame in a race lacking any real strength in depth.

Preference is for FAUX FUR, who should have learnt plenty from last month's encouraging Navan hurdles bow. Leahs Tricks looks the likeliest danger on form, whilst Tequila Talkin' catches the eye from the newcomers.

A feasible opportunity for decent bumper performer ROCKSTOWN GIRL to hit the ground running over hurdles.

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14:50 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Third in the Grade 1 bumper at Punchestown on his final start last season, the Gordon Elliott-trained KING OF KINGSFIELD should make a winning debut over hurdles. A former point-to-point winner, the Gigginstown-owned five-year-old has already proven his aptitude for jumping. With the potential to take high rank in the novice division this term, the Vadamos gelding should make an immediate impact. Although yet to get his head in front in five starts, Lazer Wolf has proven a consistent performer for trainer Gavin Cromwell. His previous experience over hurdles should stand to him against some lightly raced opposition. Stablemate Redstone, who was in with every chance when falling at the last fence on his only point-to-point run, is one of the more unexposed contenders.

KING OF KINGSFIELD is likely to be a warm order having finished third in the Grade 1 bumper at Punchestown on his final start last season, so Gordon Elliott's ex-pointer is taken to make a winning start in this sphere at the expense of Lazer Wolf, who sets the standard on his fourth at Kilbeggan when last seen in May. Harley Street and Redstone can also feature.

An interesting maiden, principally due to the presence of KING OF KINGSFIELD. With classy bumper form, he should be hard to beat.

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15:20 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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MITIVA was friendless in the market when disappointing on handicap debut at Ballinrobe but might be a different proposition after a summer break. Liz Doyle's charge won a bumper on soft ground at Thurles last year and had a couple of good placed runs in maidens so, if she returns to form, there must be a good chance that she can defy a mark of 100. Banada Bridge brings solid handicap form to the table and has only gone down by a length on her latest two starts at Wexford and Sligo. She was runner-up on soft ground at this venue last year. Nurse Garvey has shown improvement in recent maidens and has to enter calculations on her first foray into handicaps.

CHEMDAWG showed much improved form when beaten only by a subsequent winner at Bellewstown and can go one better up only 2 lb. Banada Bridge and Sayitfirst are feared most.

The one to beat though could be topweight MITIVA, well beaten on her handicap debut at Ballinrobe but the stable are in much better form

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15:50 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 20f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHANNON ROYALE cost plenty after finishing second in a point-to-point for Denis Murphy and can make a winning start over hurdles. Related to plenty of jumps winners, he disappointed when well fancied for a hot bumper at this venue on stable debut but got the job done in good style on heavy ground at Clonmel in April. Skradin has lots of experience and has been running solid races in maidens over this trip. He handles heavy ground and gets nearly a stone from the selection. Huntsgrove has shown a fair level of ability in bumpers and was second to a smart-looking newcomer at Listowel. He has a good chance of being in the money on hurdling debut.

SHANNON ROYALE was a convincing winner of a Clonmel bumper in April and looks to been found a good opportunity to make a successful transition to hurdling here. Skradin and Huntsgrove may provide the chief threat.

There's no depth to this and SHANNON ROYALE is hard to oppose after winning a Clonmel bumper that's worked out well.

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16:20 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 24f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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EMILY IN PARIS, in common with several stablemates, hit form during the summer and recorded back-to-back wins at Killarney and Sligo. A creditable third in a useful contest at Ballinrobe last time, she's down in grade and might be able to resume winning ways although she wouldn't want the ground too deep. Hand Over Fist is on a hat-trick after beating a subsequent winner at Roscommon. He stays this trip well but is another who wouldn't want underfoot conditions to deteriorate too much. On his third run back after a long absence, Ragin Cajun was a wide margin winner over this trip at Listowel. Matt Smith's ten-year-old isn't the easiest to predict and has gone up 9lb in the ratings but has to be rated a danger.

HAND OVER FIST has shown improved form the last twice, bagging handicaps at Bellewstown and Roscommon under Mike O'Connor. The 6-y-o is taken to complete the hat-trick, perhaps at the chief expense of Jukebox Jive. Atacanter is worth considering from an each-way perspective, a remark which also applies to Hot As Pepper.

Preference is for RAGIN CAJUN (nap) who will be hard to stop if coming here in the same form as at Listowel two weeks ago

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16:50 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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TANGO THEATRE has been placed on her last three completed starts in similar events and deserves a winning turn. The point-to-point winner finished well on soft ground at Limerick in July and had both Croi Corcra and He Fitz In behind when beating all bar the impressive Cathys Quest over this trip at Kilbeggan last time. He Fitz In now reverts to hurdles after falling when in front at the last in Sligo last week. Doyen For A Drink filled the runner-up spot in the other division of that aforementioned three-mile Kilbeggan handicap last month. The Paul Nolan-trained mare finished well clear of the remainder and holds Mooney Boy and Suile Ban on that run. Wild As Fire has claims if fit enough after a summer break, while Greatmindstinkalik merits consideration if building on her recent effort at Listowel.

Having won his latest hurdling outing, HE FITZ IN fell with the race at his mercy at Sligo 5 days ago and, provided he's none the worse for that, he might well be able to gain compensation back over the smaller obstacles. Tango Theat and Doyen For A Drink both look serious dangers.

The answer could could be the unexposed DOYEN FOR A DRINK who shaped very well at Kilbeggan over this trip and the stable is in form

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17:20 Fairyhouse NH Flat Race 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZEFIRO DODVILLE won his only point-to-point start for Colin Bowe at Portrush last year and that race has produced a couple of subsequent winners under Rules. The son of Saint Des Saints has since joined Gordon Elliott and it will be interesting to see how strong he is in the market. Midleton Rare has shown promise on all three bumper outings including when runner-up at Sligo and the form of his latest run at the Galway Festival has been working out well since. The booking of Jody Townend is certainly a plus. Locorotondo showed improved form when runner-up at Roscommon but now reappears after a 12-month break, while Rocco Boyo was also second last time behind the odds-on Polly's Fortune on soft ground at Limerick.

ZEFIRO DODVILLE was picked up by top connections on the back of a point win and looks to have been found an excellent opportunity to make a successful start to his Rules career. Rocco Boyo looks the main threat and Locorotondo could feature if he's tuned up.

It wasn't a strong point that ZEFIRO DODVILLE won at Portrush but he will surely go on to better things for his top yard.

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