15:35 Galway Maiden 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:35 Galway Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Blue-blooded TRINITY COLLEGE is out of a dual Guineas winner and while unlikely to be a star, has nice ability and can give his trainer an 18th success in this race. Well held on debut, he showed improvement in a useful Leopardstown maiden last month and is likely to front-run in first-time blinkers today. Medieval Night, out of a half-sister to a Group 2 winner, finished five-and-a-half lengths behind the selection at Leopardstown and while he was slowly away and met some minor traffic in the home straight, needs to find plenty improvement to beat the selection. Heldtoransom is out of a juvenile-Listed-placed dam while Ballydoyle's second-string Des Moines is out of a Group-placed dam.

TRINITY COLLEGE was much sharper second time up when fourth at Leopardstown and looks the one to beat with further improvement on the cards. His stablemate Des Moines is an interesting newcomer, as is Heldtoransom.

Soft ground is new territory for TRINITY COLLEGE but plenty by his sire handle it and he holds Medieval Knight on form.

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16:05 Galway Stakes 8f  - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Course specialist CLEAR QUARTZ was an unlucky loser when attempting his second summer festival win in August. Ideally suited by soft ground, he met some trouble in-running on his latest start but finished well, has a particular fondness for here and looks sure to compete. San Aer also loves the Galway air and is chasing his third consecutive yearly win over today's course-and-distance. A four-time winner, he has won at consecutive October meetings (comprehensively beating the selection in 2022) and while beaten twice at the recent summer festival, ran well both times and relishes these conditions. Another course winner Monasterboice is open to further improvement being a three-year-old but competes from a career high mark and meets some older course pro's.

MONASTERBOICE hasn't looked back since front-running tactics have been employed and can make it 4 wins in a row under Colin Keane. Billy Lee gets the leg up on San Aer who is feared most ahead of Joseph O'Brien's Emporio. Casanova could also have a big say if staging a revival.

Preference is for CLEAR QUARTZ who won over this trip on the first of two festival outings and was unlucky over 7f later in the week

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16:35 Galway Handicap 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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VICTOR'S CHOICE has the makings of a Galway soft-ground-specialist and might leave behind a disappointing run last month. Runner-up here last October, he beat Nans View, and older horses, to win at the recent summer festival and while both were well beaten subsequently, the selection had to come wide with his challenge at Leopardstown. Both horses will be much better suited to returning to soft ground today. Sylkie was a course festival winner when racing against his own age-group on heavy ground in August and has claims, despite being beaten when upped in distance at Tramore subsequently. Madame Plaintiff beat the selection to win in April but was well beaten here in July.

Ado McGuinness loves nothing more than a Galway winner and EDDIE G may be ready to strike after his good run in a big field at Leopardstown last month. An unexposed profile makes Joseph O'Brien's Whisper A Prayer an interesting contender. Sylkie, the mount of Colin Keane, and Purple Sky also make the shortlist.

A good run from 3lb out of the handicap at Killarney indicates that SEAS AND OCEANS can win a contest of this standard.

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17:10 Galway Maiden 7f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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MEDICI VENUS qualifies for this series despite costing 550,000 dollar as a yearling, is by a first-season-sire and while she is clearly no star, might continue her progression to win this ordinary contest. All-at-sea on debut, she showed much more in first-time blinkers at Naas and while well enough held at the line, had been hampered a furlong out. She is badly drawn in 16 but has the pedigree to continue progressing. Baltray Lady is dependable and proven on testing ground but is vulnerable to improving types. Raven Darkholme finished second in an ordinary soft-ground maiden here in August but was well held subsequently. Pickersgill contested a useful Curragh maiden on debut but was well held.

MEDICI VENUS left her debut well behind despite being badly hampered in the final 1f when fourth at Leopardstown and gets the vote over Tamam Desert, who made eye-catching late progress at Leopardstown on debut. Joseph O'Brien's pair Baltray Lady and Raven Darkholme are also in the mix if their latest outing can be forgiven.

Blinkers seemed to do the trick for MEDICI VENUS when she showed improved form at Naas and she is preferred to Raven Darkholme

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17:45 Galway Handicap 7f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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LORD RAVEN ran well on handicap debut last month and is very much proven on testing ground. Out of a Listed-placed dam, he showed promise in maidens and while well held by the winner at Roscommon in August, had a six-time more experienced horse behind in third-place and can progress with racing. Kinda Tiny won over today's course-and-distance in October and again won at Gowran eight days ago but has been hiked back up to a 61 rating and needs to overcome a poor draw in 17. Eight-time winner Sirjack Thomas has been running well and has an excellent course record but reverting back to this distance, aged nine, isn't ideal.

LORD RAVEN posted a good effort in second on his handicap debut behind a classy gambled-on winner at Roscommon 3 weeks ago and looks the way to go off the same mark. Kinda Tindy and Selective Power are a couple of the other likely types.

LORD RAVEN did well on handicap debut from a wide draw at Roscommon last time and is better drawn today.

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18:15 Galway Listed 12f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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English runner ROUGE SELLIER routed ordinary Kempton rivals in July and contests a lesser Listed race than last-time, albeit draw wide in 15. She has soft-ground form and while well held at Hamilton, that winner easily landed a subsequent Group 3 while the runner-up had previously contested the English Derby. Andromeda is a Galileo-sired sister to Irish 1,000 Guineas winner Peaceful and chased home Opera Singer on debut. An easy course-and-distance soft-ground winner last month, the runner-up has since won a maiden and while rated just 89 and debuting at stakes level, should progress. Scarlett O'Hara finished second in a Clairefontaine Listed race in July but is vulnerable running in first-time blinkers and from a wide draw in 16.

SCARLETT O'HARA only found an improver too good in France last time and she's worth a chance to make the breakthrough at listed level now. Rouge Sellier's Kempton win sticks in the mind and she remains with potential after an excusable run at Hamilton, so she's regarded as the main danger ahead of Enfranchise.

GALILEO DAME is nicely berthed and these conditions will suit, while this is a drop in grade from the Irish Oaks, so can prevail.

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18:45 Galway Handicap 12f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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AVONDALE has a useful Flat pedigree and can defy a 6lb rise for winning last month. He has progressed nicely this summer and while well held at Tipperary in early August, met trouble in-running. He seemed well suited by testing ground when making all to win at Roscommon and can continue to progress. Three-year-old Moutarde has been busy this summer and seemed to progress when upped to this distance, on easy ground, recently. He can continue to progress but is 10lb higher than when winning well at Roscommon. Palo Duro is open to vast improvement as he steps up markedly in distance, having stayed on from off the pace over a mile here in July.

Following a hurdles win, GRANN'S BOY was a bit disappointing at Tramore 3 weeks ago but he's worth another chance from what is a handy Flat mark. Avondale and Moutarde have both been hit hard by the assessor for last-time-out wins but they are clearly in form so need treating as threats.

Recent Roscommon winners Avondale and MOUTARDE are of most interest, with preference for the last-named.

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19:15 Galway Maiden 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Found's sister RUBIES ARE RED has disappointed since showing early promise but contests a winnable maiden and can turn juvenile course form with Kisiyra. The selection finished second to Irish Oaks winner You Got To Me at Lingfield in May and while well beaten in top races afterwards, at least she ran to the line at Bellewstown last month. Kisiyra has disappointed this year and was too keen when disappointing at Roscommon last month. Saol Gaelach showed improved form in similar conditions at Roscommon while Radar Ahead faces a tougher maiden here. Sulaiyma, from the family of Sinndar and a half-sister to a Group 3 winner, makes a belated debut but her trainer does well at this venue.

RADAR AHEAD caught the eye after a slow start when third in a maiden at Ballinrobe 78 days ago and she may be able to improve enough to get the better of Rubies Are Red, who just about sets the standard at the weights. Sulaiyma is a notable newcomer.

The Lingfield Oaks Trial runner-up RUBIES ARE RED could not be a confident choice after a Bellewestown defeat but may redeem herself

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Racecard Key

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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