13:55 Killarney Maiden Hurdle 17f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:55 Killarney Maiden Hurdle 17f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st - 1.5/1 (4) MORNING SOLDIER 2nd - 3/1 (6) SHAJAK 3rd - 33/1 (5) RUSHFORD

MORNING SOLDIER's runner-up berth at Naas reads well and he should appreciate this better ground as a former winner on the Flat in Dundalk. He was beaten a length into second at Naas and had the subsequent Boodles winner at the Cheltenham Festival behind him in fourth. Shajak reached a peak mark of 95 on the Flat and is interesting on hurdle debut for Gordon Elliott. Flamborough is back to the trip he finished a close second over at Down Royal, so has to enter the equation. Custom Of The Sea and Boher Road are hurdling newcomers to note in the market. First-reserve Jit Langy would likely have a major say if getting a run. Willie Mullins' French import was second in a hurdle race in September in his native country.

The form of the juvenile event in which MORNING SOLDIER was second at Naas in February is very solid (Jazzy Matty and Byker, fourth and third respectively in the same race, went on to fill the first two places in the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival) and he is presented with a good opportunity to open his hurdles account. This sharp track will suit Thomas Mullins' charge, who may have most to fear from Shajak, an interesting recruit from the Flat. Baltic Bird is also shortlisted.

After suffering an alarming loss of form on the Flat MORNING SOLDIER has taken to hurdling well enough to suggest he can win here

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14:25 Killarney Maiden Hurdle 17f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:25 Killarney Maiden Hurdle 17f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Prediction: 1st - 1.75/1 (10) IDEAL DE CIERGUES, 2nd - 6/1 (11) MAKE THE PLAN, 3rd - 8/1 (15) VALLEYOFTHEEAGLES.

This looks to be a drop in class for IDEAL DE CIERGUES and he can take advantage of it. Gordon Elliott's charge finished third in Thurles and fourth at Naas in maiden hurdles won by subsequent Grade 1 winners, which has to give him leading claims here. Nene River makes his track debut for shrewd connections and has to be given a market check. He was a smooth winner of a British point-to-point in March. Caradoc held a three-figure rating on the Flat in Britain and was last seen finishing fourth in the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket in September. He could be a useful recruit for Eric McNamara. Valleyoftheeagles showed improvement in fourth at Kilbeggan and was well supported. The form of that race has been well franked. Chiefs Kingdom and Make The Plan have a shot at prize money.

It will look significant if there's confidence behind the Emmet Mullins-trained NENE RIVER in the betting. The 5-y-o was a clear-cut winner of his sole completed start between the flags and this half-brother to the useful Omar Maretti will be of strong interest if the market vibes are indeed upbeat. Ideal de Ciergues has made the frame in maiden hurdles won by subsequent Grade 1 winners Il Etait Temps and Impaire Et Passe, and he is an obvious threat. Valleyoftheeagles is third choice.

On the basis of respectable form in maidens won by subsequent Grade 1 winners, IDEAL DE CIERGUES looks capable of opening his account

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14:55 Killarney Conditions Hurdle 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:55 Killarney Conditions Hurdle 17f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st: 1.1/1 (2) PARTY CENTRAL 2nd: 7/1 (3) SHECOULDBEANYTHING 3rd: 2.5/1 (1) ANNA BUNINA

It was hard not to be impressed with Gordon Elliott's PARTY CENTRAL on her comeback run on the Flat at Gowran Park last month where she stayed on strongly to get up close home. She had been off for almost a year since landing a mares' novices' hurdle at Punchestown. She has an excellent record in this sphere with four victories from five appearances, including a Grade B handicap hurdle at Leopardstown. Anna Bunina holds the same rating of 142 as Party Central, so this should be a good race. She is a former Scottish Champion Hurdle winner and her last run in second at 28/1 in a Grade 1 at Punchestown entitles her to plenty of respect. She holds every chance. Elliott also saddles Shecouldbeanything and Media Naranja. The former has plenty to find on ratings with the aforementioned pair, but was very strong in winning in Listed class at Punchestown. The latter gets all the allowances and has more to offer.

PARTY CENTRAL hasn't been seen out in this sphere for over a year but her wellbeing is proven having returned with a winning debut on the Flat at Gowran last month. While that success was gained on heavy ground, she's fully effective on a faster surface (4-4 overall on good/yielding) and, open to further progress, she is taken to get the better of last year's winner of this, Anna Bunina. Night And Day was behind a couple of these last time but there were excuses that day and she is third choice.

Recent Flat winner PARTY CENTRAL is less exposed as a hurdler than the admirable Anna Bunina whom she faces on handicap terms

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15:25 Killarney Handicap Hurdle 17f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:25 Killarney Handicap Hurdle 17f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st: 7.5/1 (10) KILBREE WARRIOR 2nd: 7.5/1 (9) DOYEN TA WIN 3rd: 3.5/1 (1) MAGNOR GLORY

There could be plenty of pace on here which will suit MIGHTY TOM. This eight-year-old gelding switched to Cian Collins and ran an absolute stormer in third at 40/1 in a Grade B handicap hurdle at Punchestown. He was held up and travelled notably well into contention before his effort flattened out on the run-in. Considering that was his first run for almost a year, there should be improvement forthcoming. Magnor Glory showed plenty in fourth in a Grade A handicap hurdle at Fairyhouse in April. He has won three of his last six hurdle races and has to rate a threat. Kilbree Warrior was dominant off the front in a novice handicap hurdle at Fairyhouse. Doyen Ta Win is another prominent racer who has been in excellent form since the turn of the year. All Those Years reverts from fences and isn't out of it.

The vote goes to KILBREE WARRIOR, who out plenty of daylight between himself and his rivals when landing a big-field Fairyhouse handicap last month. If in a similar mood back down in trip here, a 10 lb rise may not be enough to stop him going in again. At the foot of the weights, Sacchoandvanzetti is of interest and may well have a part to play, while All Those Years is of interest back hurdling and the in-form Doyen Ta Win also needs considering.

If building on a Punchestown run which was his first outing for the stable and came after a year off, MIGHTY TOM could be hard to beat

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15:55 Killarney Maiden Chase 23f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Killarney Maiden Chase 23f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on these brief summaries, as there is limited information provided. However, 1.88/1 (2) SALDIER and 8/1 (3) THE FLIER BEGLEY seem to be the strongest contenders based on their recent wins and previous form. 1.88/1 (8) VINA ARDANZA also has the potential to do well, as a consistent handicapper over hurdles who is switching to chase. Therefore, we predict the finishing order to be: 1) 1.88/1 (2) SALDIER, 2) 8/1 (3) THE FLIER BEGLEY, and 3) 1.88/1 (8) VINA ARDANZA.

SALDIER looks well treated by race conditions despite having to concede weight to all bar two rivals. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding, who was easily the best of these over hurdles, impressed with his jumping when making a successful chasing debut at Thurles in February. Although pulled up in Grade 3 company at Naas subsequently, that was clearly not his true running. A reproduction of his earlier form should see the nine-year-old return to winning ways. Vina Ardanza fell at this track on his chasing debut last August but has been a consistent handicapper at the highest level since reverting to hurdles. While he does need to put that initial mishap behind him, the six-year-old remains unexposed. Stablemate Perfect Attitude also disappointed over fences here last year but has since finished runner-up at Listowel.

VINA ARDANZA looked set to make a winning start in this sphere before departing at the last here back in August, so Gordon Elliott's 6-y-o gets the vote to make amends. One-time very smart hurdler Saldier made a winning chasing debut at Thurles in February and Willie Mullins' charge can get back on track after a lacklustre effort at Naas 9 weeks ago. Perfect Attitude and recent winner The Flier Begley can fight out third spot.

Gavin Cromwell's VINA ARDANZA has proved consistent over hurdles and is getting 6lb from his main rivals. He has a big shout

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16:25 Killarney Beginners Chase 20f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Prediction: 1.63/1 (5) HAUTURIERE is likely to do well based on her impressive hurdling record and fourth-place finish in a Grade 1 mares novice hurdle last month. 5/1 (3) EABHA GRACE also has a strong chance, having won a Grade 3 at Limerick on her penultimate start and not to be dismissed despite being pulled up at Fairyhouse last time. 6/1 (4) HAPPY D'EX could potentially finish in third place, as he has shown decent form over fences in his four starts so far.

ROSEYS HOLLOW may be able to put her previous chasing experience to good use here to see off a pair of Willie Mullins-trained chasing newcomers. A former Grade 3 winner over hurdles, the nine-year-old has shown definite promise in five starts since switching to fences and that can prove the decisive factor here. The Jonathan Sweeney-trained mare was marginally the best of these over hurdles but will need to be at her peak in this competitive event. Hauturiere impressed when winning in Listed class over hurdles at Punchestown in February before finishing runner-up to stablemate Eabha Grace next time. However, the daughter of No Risk At All comprehensively overturned that form when the pair met again in Grade 1 company at Fairyhouse last month. While Eabha Grace is almost certainly better than that form implies, she has work to do now.

Willie Mullins looks to hold a strong hand and his useful hurdler HAUTURIERE is taken to go in at the first time of asking over fences and edge out stablemate Eabha Grace, who also starts out chasing with plenty to recommend her. Roseys Hollow and Happy d'Ex can fight it out for minor honours.

An intriguing mares contest where ROSEYS HOLLOW can put her chasing experience to good use and get off the mark over fences.

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16:55 Killarney Handicap Chase 26f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:55 Killarney Handicap Chase 26f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict a clear winner from this summary, but some horses that could potentially finish in the top three are 5/1 (4) O'TOOLE, 6/1 (11) BALLYKEEL, and 8/1 (12) ROUTINE EXCELLENCE.

It could prove significant that Daryl Jacob makes the journey to Killarney for just the sole ride on former Grade 1 bumper horse O'TOOLE. The seven-year-old made a very pleasing chasing debut at Wetherby in January, before doing little wrong when runner-up in a Grade 2 at Wetherby last time. Lightly raced and completely unexposed over fences, the Stuart Crawford-trained gelding looks nicely handicapped off a mark of 133. Ballykeel arrives here in good form having gone close in a competitive handicap at Punchestown last month. The Presenting gelding, who has been a model of consistency since going chasing, looks almost certain to play a leading role. Willie Mullins-trained topweights in races such as this are always to be feared, so Ramillies deserves close consideration.

BALLYKEEL was collared late at Punchestown last time but shaped as if comfortably ahead of his mark for most of the way, so he gets the narrow vote in this competitive event. Routine Excellence is a big danger and En Beton looks interesting back from an absence.

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17:25 Killarney NH Flat Race 17f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:25 Killarney NH Flat Race 17f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st: 1.5/1 (9) MY GREAT MATE 2nd: 4/1 (4) CHICAGO STYLE 3rd: 3.33/1 (16) RAINBOW LILY

As a half-brother to Grade 1 winning mare Ashroe Diamond, the eye is immediately drawn to MY GREAT MATE. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding is also related to Take Tea, a mare that made a hugely impressive racecourse debut in a Naas bumper for the same stable. It would be a surprise if the four-year-old wasn't well forward for this introduction. D'jo Dela Barriere represents a trainer that has traditionally done well in bumpers at this track over the years, so he has to enter calculations. The fact that Sam Curling has booked leading amateur Derek O'Connor suggests that a big performance is expected. Tail Gunner could be an interesting outsider given the fact he is a well related gelding hailing from a family that has already produced a fair share of winners under rules.

MY GREAT MATE is related to several bumper winners and he couldn't be in better hands, so a winning debut would come as no surprise. Rainbow Lily shaped well at Punchestown and is a definite threat, along with Chicago Style representing an excellent Flat yard.

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