13:35 Gowran Park Maiden 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:35 Gowran Park Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A promising third over C&D in July, CERCENE missed an engagement at Tipperary on Sunday due to quick ground. The daughter of Australia is likely to show plenty of improvement and gets a tentative vote in what looks a competitive contest. Mint Candy holds a Group One entry and shaped well on debut at Tipperary while Greatest Drama was fifth against colts in a hot maiden at the Curragh. Sweet Zaroline, fitted with a tongue-tie for her debut, is out of a half-sister to a Listed winner while stablemate Amangani has the benefit of a spin in a barrier trial. Chocalho is out of a Group One winner in Argentina and is another to consider.

MINT CANDY shaped well when fourth on her debut at Tipperary and with a fair bit of progress on the cards she gets the verdict. C&D debut third Cercene also has better days ahead of her and is next on the list, with newcomers Amangani, Ventress and Sweet Zaroline also worthy of respect, especially if the market vibes are positive.

This should be an informative maiden and the suggestion is TAMAM DESERT, a Group 1 entrant who was eyecatching on her debut.

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14:10 Gowran Park Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Gowran Park Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Well entered up in Pattern contests later in the autumn, MONUMENTAL showed notable improvement last month when fitted with blinkers for his second outing over 6f at the Curragh. Runner-up to stablemate Ides Of March on that occasion, the selection's ability to race prominently will be a big asset over 7f at this venue and his form was boosted when Ides Of March was a ready winner of a Group Three contest at the weekend. Dante's Lad was third to a pair of Ballydoyle-trained colts over this trip at the Curragh and the runner-up went one better recently while Manhattan Chute emerged with plenty of credit when sixth in a valuable sales contest over 6f at Naas.

MONUMENTAL looks to have more to offer on the back of his big-field Curragh second so gets the vote at the chief expense of Dante's Lad who also shaped well when third at the Curragh on debut. Green Asset enters calculations too if, as expected, building on his Leopardstown seventh with newcomer Tashir another worthy of respect.

DANTE'S LAD (nap) finished just behind a subsequent maiden winner over this trip on debut and he is preferred with stamina assured.

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14:45 Gowran Park Maiden 7f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:45 Gowran Park Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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CASTANETS has been fitted with a tongue-tie for both starts in which she has shown plenty of promise over this distance. Runner-up on debut at Roscommon in early July, she was fourth at the Curragh later that month and the form of that race has been working out well including maiden wins for the second and fifth. Joseph O'Brien's charge has good claims in an ordinary contest. Clever And Cute has twice been runner-up over 1m on heavy ground. She was returning from 10 weeks off when second at Roscommon last month. Princess Aurea, placed over 1m on the all-weather in July, was a fair fifth at the Curragh last time and has solid each-way claims.

CLEVER AND CUTE holds the edge on form so is fancied to go one better than her recent Roscommon second and get off the mark. Castanets is next on the list on the back of her good Curragh fourth, although Princess Aurea also has the form to play a part and newcomer Marakesh commands respect too.

Not many of these are likely to count and it could be a duel between CASTANETS and Clever And Cute who have achieved the most.

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15:20 Gowran Park Handicap 7f  - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:20 Gowran Park Handicap 7f  Race Speed Rating Flow

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A maiden winner over this trip at Fairyhouse in July, FOUR BLONDES was fourth on handicap debut at the Curragh before going down narrowly to the progressive Monasterboice in a rated race at Killarney. Ross O'Sullivan's charge travelled like a winner before being outstayed over a mile on that occasion and reverting to this shorter distance should suit. Vivienda won over 7f on handicap debut and has twice been narrowly beaten over a mile since then. She looks a big player under the champion jockey. Fitted with a hood for the first time, Curragh maiden winner Kailasa has never run over any distance other than 7f and she lost little in defeat when runner-up on handicap debut at Cork.

GLAMOROUSLY stepped up on her previous efforts over this trip when a close third in a big-field Leopardstown handicap 12 days ago and she could be the answer. The consistent Kailasa is second choice, with Four Blondes and Vivienda also strongly considered in this competitive-looking race.

There was only 0.75l between Kailasa and ELINOR DASHWOOD when they met at Cork and the latter could turn that form around.

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15:55 Gowran Park Claimer 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Gowran Park Claimer 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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With Jack Cleary claiming a valuable 7lb, YOU OWE ME MONEY can add to her previous C&D win. A consistent mare despite having only managed to get her head in front on two occasions, the Gerard O'Leary-trained six-year-old holds strong claims at these weights. Back at the venue where she has registered both previous successes, there is much to recommend her. A maiden winner here in June, the lightly-raced Glen Princess failed to add to that in two subsequent starts. The Johnny Murtagh-trained filly has to be respected in this lower grade, especially given her rating. Amanirenas, who won a similar race at Bellewstown in July, is another to consider for the Michael Grassick yard.

This represents a clear-cut opportunity for YOU OWE ME MONEY, who hasn't down a great deal wrong in handicaps this season and she is the pick at the weights eased in grade here. Glen Princess gets the nod for forecast purposes ahead of Kiki Roberts.

A chance is taken on KIKI ROBERTS. Her yard has a good record in claimers, she carries a nice weight and she ran a nice race last time

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16:30 Gowran Park Handicap 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Gowran Park Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Runner-up at the Curragh last month on just his second start for Mark Fahey, I BID YOU AJOU can gain a first career win. Placed three times off higher ratings for his previous trainer, the three-year-old gelding looks nicely handicapped off 65 here. With Scott McCullagh being one of the most experienced riders in the race, the son of Shalaa has much to recommend him. Pascalia, who finished two places behind the selection in that Curragh race, has since gone on to take third at Bellewstown. A consistent filly, the four-year-old shouldn't be long in adding to her sole win to date. Top-weight Pink Socks has to be respected given her excellent record at this track. She has built up a great partnership with Amy Jo Hayes, who seems to get the best out of the mare.

PASCALIA has edged down to a workable mark and she looks ready to strike judged on her creditable efforts in big-field handicaps at the Curragh and Bellewstown in recent weeks. The main threat could come from Church Mountain, who wasn't seen to best effect last time and he is also lurking on dangerous mark. Pink Socks is third choice, while Campari Soda also needs a second look.

Very open but CHURCH MOUNTAIN was a closing fourth over 7f at Naas before finding slower ground against him at Killarney.

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17:05 Gowran Park Handicap 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:05 Gowran Park Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A winner at this track in June, the Dermot Weld-trained TACHOS can register a second career success. The daughter of Gleneagles went on to run a big race when second at Naas, before finishing sixth in a big field at the Curragh last month. Dropped 1lb in the interim, it would be no surprise to see the three-year-old go close against more exposed rivals. September Leaves, who has run well in some stronger races this season, has a chance if on song. The Jessica Harrington-trained filly has yet to add to her Limerick maiden win, but is almost certainly capable of better. Brewel Hill ran below par at Cork recently, but had been in good form prior to that. It would be no surprise to see the eight-year-old bounce back here.

ICE COLD IN ALEX wasn't seen to best effect at the Curragh last time and might be worth another chance to take advantage of a mark which is lenient even on the best of this year's form. Dermot Weld's Tachos returns to the scene of her win in June and heads the many dangers along with Blue Soul. Moyassr is a handicap newcomer keep an eye on in the betting, while Orandi would also enter the reckoning if getting a run.

Provided the new headgear doesn't rock the boat and she was fine in a visor, then SEPTEMBER LEAVES could be the answer.

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17:35 Gowran Park Maiden 14f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Gowran Park Maiden 14f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Smart hurdler WINTER FOG can register a first success on the Flat. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding drops back a couple of furlongs having been outbattled late on over two miles at Tramore. Previously an excellent fourth in the Galway Hurdle, the 10-year-old looks the one to beat. Mr Percy, who has twice finished runner-up since joining Joseph O'Brien, has to be a contender once again. Having proved his stamina for this trip at Galway last month, the gelding should be thereabouts. Bumper winner Fad Eadrainn has shaped well enough in two runs at Leopardstown to suggest he can win races on the Flat. His best opportunities may come in handicaps, but he isn't one to rule out of calculations at his local track.

Smart hurdler WINTER FOG shaped like the best horse when second at Tramore on Flat debut and, with more to come, he's fancied to step up on that to get the better of Mr Percy, who shaped well at Galway a month ago. Stormalong is another one to consider having her first go in this sphere.

SIOUX EAGLE's last run was franked by the winner at York, he has run well over C&D before and he might represent a bit of value.

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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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