12:00 Fairyhouse Maiden Chase 25f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Jack Kennedy returns from suspension and might get straight back into the winning groove on CROKE PARK. The point-to-point winner landed a Grade 3 novice hurdle at Navan just under a year ago before being found wanting a couple of times at the highest level. He's unproven on a sound surface, so hopefully there's enough juice in the ground for him to take his chance. Gordon Elliott also has Cleatus Poolaw in here and he, too, is a winning pointer who was a useful hurdler last term. Iris Emery had jumped better when stepped up in trip at Tramore before crumpling on landing when in front two out, while Sequestered was a creditable fourth at Galway last time.

CROKE PARK might have disappointed in a couple of Grade 1 hurdles at the end of last season but he's a strapping chasing type who could well have a good season in this sphere. His stablemate Cleatus Poolaw was also useful over hurdles despite not being as highly tried, so may emerge as the main threat ahead of Sequestered.

A chance is taken on SEQUESTERED. He's fit, he has won on good ground and he shaped like this trip might suit at Galway last time.

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12:30 Fairyhouse Handicap Chase 25f  - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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JUNIOR RATTLER might be able to add a chase victory to the three that he has recorded over hurdles. The Arakan gelding is fairly unexposed in this discipline and was second in a Kilbeggan handicap off just a 2lb lower mark last year. After five months off, he ran OK over hurdles at Clonmel last month and should be primed for this. It was a modest contest that Ballagh Star landed on chase debut at Sligo, but he jumped well and is open to more improvement. Brave Adam finished well clear with the runner-up when taking a Killarney beginners chase on easier ground and his mark was raised 10lb ahead of this handicap debut.

BRAVE ADAM showed improved form under a change of tactics to get off the mark at Killarney last month, making all and jumping well over this longer trip, and an opening mark of 107 doesn't look insurmountable. Ballagh Star made a winning start over fences at Sligo last time so must be respected, while Junior Rattler is potentially on a good mark back in this sphere.

Likely to be better for a recent run over hurdles, JUNIOR RATTLER stays well enough to have a good chance of a first chase win here

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13:05 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEYOND YOUR DREAMS should be good enough to make a winning start over flights if taking to jumping. A progressive young handicapper on the Flat in recent months, the Joseph O'Brien-trained filly looks the right type for juvenile hurdling. Game Phoenix could manage no better than sixth at Gowran Park last time, but had finished runner-up on her first two runs over hurdles. Paul Power's daughter of Phoenix Of Spain has acquired valuable jumping experience, which should stand to her here against the newcomers. Space Warrior also holds claims having shown ability in five runs on the level. While he will need to improve further, Tom Mullins' charge has to be respected on his hurdling debut.

BEYOND YOUR DREAMS was the best of these on the level and sure to be well prepared for this hurdles debut, she looks the answer. Game Phoenix will attempt to put her experience to good use so she's a threat, with Space Warrior another to consider.

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13:40 Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Gordon Elliott looks to have found a nice opportunity for THE MEDIATOR to open his account over jumps. A five-time runner-up since switching to hurdling, the former bumper winner has done little wrong to date. In what appears his easiest assignment to date, the seven-year-old can record a second career success. The David Harry Kelly-trained Faceman has shaped well enough in two bumper starts to suggest he is capable of winning races. Although needing to improve further to take a hand here, the lightly-raced gelding has plenty of scope for progression. Former point-to-point winner Breaking Silence would be of definite interest if fit and ready after an absence.

It's taken a while for connection to get point winner BREAKING SILENCE back to the track but this is a race really lacking in depth so in the hope the market vibes are positive, she's selected. The Mediator isn't straightforward but is sure to be in the thick of it, with Faceman another to note on hurdles debut.

THE MEDIATOR has been expensive to follow but this looks an excellent opportunity for him to shed the maiden tag over hurdles.

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14:15 Fairyhouse Conditions Hurdle 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A smart handicap hurdler last term, WHAT'S UP DARLING can make a winning reappearance. Gordon Elliott's gelding, who won a Grade 3 novice hurdle at Navan last November, finished his campaign with respectable efforts in stronger races at Cheltenham and Aintree. This looks a perfect race to get his new season off to a winning start. Twice successful over flights, Barry Lyndon looks the chief threat. Although disappointing on his most recent outing, the six-year-old had won his previous start. The lightly-raced Well Del finished fourth in a maiden hurdle at Listowel, before beating his only two opponents in a beginners chase at Limerick. This is harder, but he is totally unexposed after just four runs.

The returning WHAT'S UP DARLING is taken to provide Gordon Elliott with a fourth successive win in this race. Any Road might be the one to give him most to think about.

This looks like a good starting point for WHAT'S UP DARLING whose status as a Grade 3 novice winner makes him the clear form pick

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14:50 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 20f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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U ASKING ME can make it two wins from his last three starts over hurdles. The Eoin Doyle-trained gelding won over this trip at Clonmel finishing runner-up here over two furlongs less. Back up to his optimum distance at a venue where he is already proven, the seven-year-old should be hard to beat. Hatfield Hammer, who was runner-up in that aforementioned Clonmel race, should again be competitive. Paul Nolan's five-year-old has shown enough in 10 starts to suggest he has the ability to win races at this level. Blue Reed will need to improve on anything he has shown in recent times, but the five-year-old has to be respected on his first start for the Cian Collins stable.

The vote goes to NICHOLAS STREET, who failed to shine at Killarney last time but it's still very early days for this 4-y-o and he is well worth another chance. Indeed, judged on earlier efforts he is likely to benefit from this step up in trip and both the first-time hood and presence of a very capable claimer in the saddle are other plus points. Sydney Cruiser is another who can be forgiven a below-par run last time and she is next on the list ahead of Hesasmoothoperator and Papa Barns.

An improved display at Punchestown provides grounds for believing that HESAMOOTHOPERATOR can win a handicap of this standard

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15:25 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 20f  - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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HEES DYNAMITE won well at Limerick last time and gets another go in this lowest grade. The Ocovango gelding had been knocking on the door before his victory 17 days ago and, despite a 7lb rise, he has to have a big shout of following up in a moderate contest. Kate Ill Know looks the obvious danger switching back to hurdles. A bad mistake ended her chances over fences last time, but she had been running consistently over timber previously. Hurricane Honey offered encouragement when fourth at Galway on her first appearance for the Adrian Murray team and is a likely threat.

HEES DYNAMITE confirmed previous promise when running out a good winner of a big-field Limerick handicap 17 days ago and he could be worth siding with to follow up from a 7 lb higher mark. Beechfield, who is easily one of the least exposed, and Hurricane Honey rate a couple of likely threats, with veteran mare Kate Ill Know respected also now returned to the smaller obstacles.

It should pay to side with HEES DYNAMITE who has been improving steadily and can defy a 7lb rise for last month's Limerick win

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16:00 Fairyhouse Handicap Hurdle 24f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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CRUISIN SUSAN is a consistent sort at this level and can bag another win. She had a good spell during the summer, with two victories in the month of August, and has held her form well recently off a mark 1lb higher than this. Kilmurry Jj is a better horse over fences, but has a 16lb lower mark over timber and could be a big player in this grade. He did run poorly when last seen over hurdles at Galway and will need to produce a better effort than that. Mr Mcwhinny didn't run too badly at Punchestown last time and may be capable of getting a bit closer now.

KALAROUN ran well here last time and could be the way to go in a tricky low-grade contest. Cruisin Susan and Mr McWhinny are a couple of others to consider.

A chance is taken on AR NOS NA GAOITHE. She kept on well over shorter at Limerick last time and this step up in trip should suit.

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