14:16 Gowran Park Maiden 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:16 Gowran Park Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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After a slow start on debut at Leopardstown, ICONA came home well to finish a never-nearer fourth. Likely to be suited by this step-up in trip to a mile, it'll be disappointing if she is not involved towards the business end. Fourth in a Group 3 at the Curragh last month, Lady Mairen is the obvious form choice. Third when sent off a well-backed favourite on her first start at Tipperary, it would come as no surprise if Continuite managed to go a few places better now. The Aidan O'Brien-trained Island Hopping and newcomer Kalixa are others that warrant respect.

Frankel filly CONTINUITE made an encouraging start to her career when third at Tipperary and, likely to take a step forward here with that run under her belt, she gets the nod in what has the makings of an above-average maiden. Island Hopping and Icona also shaped with plenty of promise on their respective introductions and are feared most in that order of preference. Lady Mairen's credentials are pretty strong but she seemingly lacks the scope of the aforementioned rivals.

After finishing fourth in a Group 3 last month, LADY MAIREN could take some stopping give that she still looked green at the Curragh

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14:51 Gowran Park Maiden 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:51 Gowran Park Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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There was just half a length between Nautical Force and TRIBAL NATION when they finished fourth and fifth at the Curragh last month, and there is likely to be little between them again. The latter is taken to reverse the form, as he didn't get the clearest of runs that day. Brandon Creek ran a solid race on debut and is likely to give a good account of himself, while County Mayo will need to improve on his initial effort if he is to feature.

BRANDON CREEK showed promise in what was probably quite a warm Curragh maiden on debut and is narrowly preferred to Nautical Force and Tribal Nation, who were separated by a ½ length when fourth and fifth in the same race on debut. Aidan O'Brien's County Mayo is also likely to take a step forward from his opening run at Tipperary.

There was plenty to like about BRANDON CREEK's debut at the Curragh and he wasn't far behind subsequent maiden winner Genealogy.

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15:26 Gowran Park Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:26 Gowran Park Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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BLUE WOOD went down by just a neck and a short head when third at Cork last week. A winner at Down Royal in June, the Requinto bay should give a good account of himself with the champion jockey aboard. Successful at Laytown on Monday, Cherry Pink is turned out again quickly and it will come as no surprise if she manages to follow-up on her seaside victory. Lorr's Girl and Harriet Eagle are others bidding to go back-to-back, with the latter successful here in July.

Billy Lee takes the reins on HARRIET EAGLE again and this 4-y-o can make light of a 3 lb nudge for her course win in July. Blue Wood, Lorr's Girl, Monzoon and Monday's Laytown winner Cherry Pink head the dangers.

ACADEMY WINNER might be worth chancing after a promising C&D run this month and cheekpieces/drying ground could both help

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16:01 Gowran Park Group 3 10f  - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:01 Gowran Park Group 3 10f  Race Speed Rating Flow

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Joseph O'Brien saddles half the field, with Uluru, Je Zous and Goldana his leading hopes. Dylan Browne McMonagle takes the ride on the former, who has a course win to her name. Beaten by just three-quarters of a length at Deauville on her penultimate start, she had a far from clear passage when last seen at the Curragh. After a fine effort in the Ribblesdale at Royal Ascot, the aforementioned Je Zous is likely to have plenty of supporters, while Oaks fifth Caught U Looking and Azada are other leading hopes. However, it might be worth siding with ONE LOOK. So impressive when successful in the Goffs Million as a juvenile, she got back on track in the Ruby Stakes at Killarney last month and it'll come as no surprise if she manages to follow-up.

CAUGHT U LOOKING holds the edge on form so edges the vote in this competitive Group 3 event. Goldana could emerge as the main danger after a break with his yard going well, although Azada and Uluru can both have a say too.

ULURU was only narrowly denied in a Group 3 in France before not getting a clear run at the Curragh last time and her turn is near

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16:35 Gowran Park Maiden 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Gowran Park Maiden 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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With just 1lb between them on official ratings, Castanets and TANAZADIA standout with preference for the Johnny Murtagh's filly. Going down by just a head on her penultimate start, the Lope De Vega bay since finished a close third when sent off favourite for a handicap at Cork. Castanets also failed to justify favouritism when last seen and she should be suited by this step up in trip. Street Mentor has regressed since finishing second on debut at Dundalk, but could make an impact in a contest of this quality. The Dermot Weld-trained Campari Soda has some solid efforts to her name and is likely to appreciate dropping back into maiden company, after disappointing earlier in the month.

Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and CASTANETS is fancied to build on her good recent third here and get off the mark. Tanazadia also has the form to play a part, with Whist another who could take a hand in the finish.

With the potential to improve for a step up in trip, CASTANETS could be the way to go having stuck to her task well over 7f last time

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17:10 Gowran Park Handicap 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Gowran Park Handicap 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It might be worth taking a chance on MADAME PLANTIFF, who was a comfortable winner here in April but has been disappointing in recent starts. The three-year-old might be reinvigorated by first-time blinkers though and is just 1lb higher than her previous winning mark. Best Law and Barrogstown Girl have already won twice this season and both are likely to have plenty of supporters. Successful earlier this month, top-weight Bright N Shine and the Johnny Murtagh-trained Bizarre Dreams are other obvious contenders.

C&D winner EVERYLITTLESTEP rates the pick at these weights so edges the vote in a very open-looking handicap. Course scorer Madame Plaintiff is next on the list with the likes of Bright N Shine, Barrogstown Girl and Bizarre Dreams all in the mix too.

Preference is for EVERYLITTLESTEP. She rarely runs a bad race here, the ground will suit and she didn't get a clear run last time out.

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17:40 Gowran Park Stakes 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:40 Gowran Park Stakes 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Blinkers are tried on Formal Display, who has been disappointing this season but it'll come as no surprise if they have the desired effect. Kelbelle is of definite interest after an impressive win at Bellewstown last month, while Power Mode will need to bounce back from a disappointing effort at Cork if he is to feature. RAHMI has placed three times this season and in much calmer waters now, he looks the one to beat.

KELBELLE confirmed debut promise when running out a ready winner at Bellewstown last month and is open to plenty more improvement, so she's narrowly preferred to standard-setter Rahmi, who needs to bounce back from a below-par display at Leopardstown last week. Formal Display may prove best of the rest.

Preference is for RAHMI (nap). He's proven at this trip, he has top-notch handicap form in the book and he's the best treated in this.

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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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