16:25 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:25 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A lot of these horses have still to prove their ability on better ground. IF YOU LET ME appeals on hurdling debut after three runs in bumpers that yielded a best finish of fifth in Thurles. He's a former point-to-point winner who handled decent ground when placed on his first run between the flags. The 100-rated Minella Buddy could appreciate this better surface and Rachael Blackmore is a notable booking for John Nallen's charge. Andyourbirdcansing didn't run badly when fourth over further in a maiden hurdle at Clonmel, so has prospects for John Ryan and Shane Fitzgerald.

If LYNCHY BOY can reproduce the form of his Clonmel hurdle debut fourth he might prove the answer to this opener. Gavin Cromwell bumper recruit If You Let Me is a possible threat if taking to his new discipline. Andyourbirdcansing is another who could be in the shake-up, while the booking of Rachael Blackmore for Minella Buddy catches the eye.

This is a weak maiden for the 100-rated MINELLA BUDDY to be a leading form contender and he earns marginal preference under Blackmore.

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17:00 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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BETTY DUTTON will really appreciate this surface. Edward O'Grady's mare has come home a close third in her last three outings on this sort of ground and looks primed for a big run having been freshened up since January. Burren Song kept more than decent company on the Flat and has since changed stables. He will love this ground and is unexposed over flights, so must be checked for market strength on his first run since October. Run For Harry was placed in this grade at Bellewstown, and first-time cheekpieces are applied in a bid to eke out a bit more improvement. Flidais is another to consider, while the reserves all have bits and pieces of chances.

RUN FOR HARRY arrives on the back of good placed efforts at Naas and Bellewstown this spring and won't need to pull out much more for first-time cheekpieces. Saynothinatall appeals as one who could have more to come in handicaps and is next on the list. Master Player hasn't been seen since winning a Bangor maiden just under a year ago but still appeals as one who could have more to offer, a comment which also applies to San Aer now faced with a sharp 2m for the first time over hurdles.

This looks very open. Drying ground ticks a big box for BETTY DUTTON and she has the form in the book to be a major player.

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17:35 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f Race Speed Rating Flow

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WIN SOME LOSE SOME was far from disgraced in maiden hurdles at Naas and Gowran Park, and is bred to appreciate this better ground so could go well for owner JP McManus. Shark Hanlon's Real Empire faced a stiff task over flights at Punchestown, but has two placed efforts in bumpers to his name. Shane Fenelon takes a handy 7lb off his back. Newcomer Kanpai has an interesting pedigree for this assignment, being a half-brother to a couple of horses who won over hurdles on good ground. Oh So Charming and Mortimer Duke are others who could get into the mix, along with Gordon Elliott's newcomer Two Become One.

Those with hurdles experience don't set the bar too high so MORTIMER DUKE, who won't lack for pace if his pedigree is any guide, selected to make a winning debut. Two Become One was no star in points but has to command respect given the yard she;s joined, with Deplama another to consider.

DEPALMA was beaten 19l in a stronger Tipperary maiden hurdle last time but with some improvement can take this.

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18:10 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:10 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f Race Speed Rating Flow

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BRAVE FORTUNE was placed in maiden hurdles at Thurles and Tipperary and, on both occasions, the form has been well franked. He holds solid claims for trainer Pat Doyle. It would be reasonable to assume that Frankel gelding Gaucher will appreciate this ground after finishing fourth on debut on testing going at Navan. Henry de Bromhead's Phoenix Belle should progress from an opening fourth over flights at Ballinrobe, while Donnie Devito is not without hope on hurdling debut for an in-form Ross O'Sullivan. He was a notable third in a bumper at Fairyhouse that was won by a subsequent Aintree Grade 1 novices' hurdle runner-up.

BRAVE FORTUNE's second at Tipperary last time is comfortably the best piece of form on show and a repeat should be enough to go one better for all that both Jhentong Enki and Gaucher are open to improvement.

BRAVE FORTUNE can take the measure of Gaucher on these terms and build upon his fine second at Tipperary last time.

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18:45 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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OTTIZZINI is definitely match-fit courtesy of three runs in Britain during February, March and April. Stuart Crawford's mare picked up a nice pot in a staying novices' hurdle at Musselburgh and emerged with credit from a close second in a Listed mares' novices' hurdle at Doncaster. Getaway Charlie was banking plenty of cheques before he unseated his rider in a valuable handicap hurdle at Punchestown. He could readily bounce back to form. Starzov has been lightly raced over the last year but is capable, as evidenced by a fourth place in a decent handicap hurdle at Aintree in November. The returning Happy Jacky and Vina Ardanza are others who could get into contention.

VINA ARDANZA is well treated based on chasing form and should be ready despite an 11-month absence, so he gets the tentative vote in a tricky contest. Ottizini should be on the premises and Getaway Charlie deserves respect.

This track should suit the in-form OTTIZZINI down to the ground given that she's a prominent racer who jumps to her right.

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19:20 Kilbeggan Beginners Chase 20f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Paul Nolan-trained JASMIN DE COTTE should be good enough to gain a first win under Rules. A former point-to-point runner-up, the lightly-raced five-year-old had just the four starts over flights before his attention was switched to chasing. Showing plenty of promise when keeping on for third on his initial outing at Down Royal in April, the gelding should be all the better for that experience. Hunting Brook, a dual winner over hurdles last season, is an interesting chasing debutant for Gordon Elliott. The seven-year-old arrives here on the back of a second-placed finish at Tipperary recently. Warm In Gorey, who has reached the frame on both outings over fences to date, is also capable of getting involved.

JAMSIN DE COTTE left his hurdles form trailing in his wake when third at Down Royal a month ago and he'll take some stopping on that evidence. Clifftop is second choice, with Hunting Brook perhaps the pick of the chase debutants.

Paul Nolan's JASMIN DE COTTE had fewer convictions than most of these over hurdles and it was a good start over fences at Down Royal.

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19:55 Kilbeggan Handicap Chase 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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CALICO could be well treated off a mark of 125 on her handicap debut over fences. The Gordon Elliott-trained five-year-old made a winning debut over the larger obstacles at Galway last September, before finishing runner-up in a Grade 3 on her next start. Although well beaten at Punchestown on her reappearance earlier this month, the mare should strip much fitter here. Although an eight-year-old, Farmers Lodge is very lightly raced with plenty of scope for progression. Barry Connell's gelding ran a huge race when beating the subsequent Scottish National winner off level weights at Fairyhouse in January. Take All is a decent handicapper at this level so has to be respected for the Shark Hanlon yard.

FARMERS LODGE found the rise in class too much at Navan last time but his chasing debut was impressive prior to that, so he's worth another chance to improve back down in grade. Gracchus de Balme is a solid alternative and Take All is an obvious player if he finishes better than last time.

FARMERS LODGE (nap) beat the Scottish National winner in a 2m novice earlier this season. This distance on better ground could be ideal

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20:30 Kilbeggan NH Flat Race 19f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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DACMAN, a half-brother to Grade 1 winner Sir Gerhard, catches the eye on his racecourse debut. Like the latter, also trained by Willie Mullins, the five-year-old has been given every opportunity by making his introduction at one of the smaller meetings. It could also be significant that Mullins does particularly well with his bumper horses here. Lovely Hurling ran far better than the bare result suggests on his sole start to date. Travelling easily when making a bad mistake two out in a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse in March, the five-year-old can do better. Recent Cork runner-up Custom Taylor sets the standard amongst those that have already raced in this sphere.

DACMAN is related to the classy Sir Gerhard and is in top hands, so he's an obvious choice to make a successful start in a race where the bar isn't set very high. Custom Taylor is the best of those with experience and Lovely Hurling showed some encouragement over hurdles.

The eyes are drawn to Sir Gerhard's half-brother DACMAN who runs in the colours of the yard's great hurdler Hurricane Fly.

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