13:45 Leopardstown Listed 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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KITTY ROSE impressed when winning on her debut at Naas 13 days ago and is fancied to handle the step up in class. She quickened up nicely to beat the short-priced Tannola, and the big daughter of Invincible Army looks open to plenty of improvement. Content was a convincing winner over C&D and has to be a leading contender. She failed to settle at Royal Ascot in June, but was always in control in maiden company last time and there looks more to come from the regally-bred daughter of Galileo. Sea The Boss turns out quickly enough after winning her maiden at Tipperary last Sunday and is another with the potential to improve.

KITTY ROSE knew her job and produced a performance bordering on useful when landing a Naas maiden in taking style 13 days ago. The type to progress further, she looks worth her place at this higher level and could well be up to making it 2-2. Fellow debutante winner Sea The Boss was impressive herself at Tipperary and is feared, with Content and Serious Notions completing the shortlist.

Having failed to settle adequately in the Chesham Stakes, CONTENT was professional in beating Apricot Ice in a recent maiden here

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14:15 Leopardstown Group 2 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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DIEGO VELAZQUEZ looked an exciting prospect when winning at the Curragh last month and can confirm that promise here. The son of Frankel, a half-brother to Broome and Point Lonsdale, cost 2.4 million pounds as a yearling and started to justify that investment when powering clear in the closing stages to score first time up. With plenty of improvement likely, he could prove hard to beat. Atlantic Coast also won in fine style on his debut at the Curragh and is a likely danger. The Kodiac colt opened up late on to win by three and a quarter lengths from Formal Display. The form looks solid, with a few that were in behind placed again since. Deepone has already been placed at stakes level, having lost out by three-parts of a length to Warnie in a Listed contest at Tipperary. He was a bit free that day and may appreciate going back up in trip.

DIEGO VELAZQUEZ cost a pretty penny as a yearling and looked an extremely bright prospect when scoring in ready fashion on his debut at the Curragh 4 weeks ago, so he's fully expected to take the step up in grade in his stride and maintain his unbeaten record. His stablemate Capulet impressed at the Curragh last month and could pose the main threat, while Deepone and Atlantic Coast are others who merit respect in an interesting renewal of this Group 2.

Aidan O'Brien has won this race nine times in its 16-year history. He can hit the target this time with DIEGO VELAZQUEZ

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14:45 Leopardstown Group 1 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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It's hard to oppose TAHIYRA, who returns from a mid-season break. The Siyouni filly has already bagged two top-level races this season, in the Irish 1,000 Guineas and the Coronation Stakes, and looks the leading filly of her generation at a mile. She wasn't quite cherry ripe when beaten in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket first time up this year so coming here off a break would be a slight concern, but she should prove the class act. Stablemate Homeless Songs, a brilliant winner of the Irish 1,000 Guineas last season, disappointed on a couple of occasions after her Classic triumph. She shaped with promise when losing out narrowly in a Listed race on her return this season, but that came back in April and she has a few questions to answer now. Zarinsk is having a terrific season and could be the danger to the selection. The Kodiac filly recorded her third victory of the year when landing the Group 2 Minstrel Stakes here in late July. She is a tough and consistent performer and deserves her crack at the top level now.

It's tough to get away from TAHIYRA, who added a third Group 1 to her tally in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot in June and with even better to come from Dermot Weld's star, she's strongly fancied to come out on top. Her main danger may emerge from stablemate Homeless Songs, who could only manage fourth when sent off favourite in this last year but got back on track when runner-up over C&D on return in April. Smart sorts Zarinsk and Just Beautiful can do battle for third spot.

The admirable TAHIYRA has proven herself the leading filly of her age group over this trip with her successes at the Curragh and Ascot

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15:20 Leopardstown Group 1 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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AUGUSTE RODIN looks likely to head to stud at the end of this season and getting a 10-furlong Group 1 on his CV would be massive for him as a stallion prospect. Aidan O'Brien has already worked wonders to get his charge to the Derby in prime form after a disappointing effort in the 2000 Guineas and bids to repeat the trick here after a shocking performance in the King George at Ascot in late July. Recent reports have been good and market support during the week is another positive. King Of Steel was run down by Auguste Rodin late on at Epsom, having got first run on his rival and kicking clear over a furlong from home. He fared best of the Classic generation when a solid third in the King George and could still be improving. Alflaila was supplemented for the race and has been rising through the ranks. He beat a solid field in Group 2 company at York, but is still unproven at this level. Nashwa also has to be on the shortlist in a deep renewal which includes last year's one-two Luxembourg and Onesto.

A highly competitive renewal but the one who looks to have been underestimated in the market is NASHWA, who split a pair of high-class performers in the Juddmonte International at York last month. The drop back to 10f should be ideal for King of Steel given how he shaped in the Derby/King George so he has obvious claims, while dual-Derby winner Auguste Rodin has proved he can bounce back from a poor run.

Aidan O'Brien performed a wondrous feat in preparing AUGUSTE RODIN for the Derby and may now deliver an encore after a King George flop

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15:55 Leopardstown Group 2 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although having a bit to prove following a lacklustre three-year-old debut last month, VICTORIA ROAD is afforded another chance to show that he has trained on. A leading juvenile last season, the Saxon Warrior colt won his final four starts, ending the campaign with Grade 1 victory at the Breeders' Cup. While his disappointing Deauville effort is an obvious concern, it wouldn't be the first time this season his trainer has brought a horse back from a poor run. While Buckaroo has thus far fallen short of the highest level, the Joseph O'Brien-trained colt is a very dependable performer in this grade. The four-year-old ran arguably a career best when successful over C&D in April. Lord Massusus has been a revelation for connections this season and may not be finished yet. He produced a fine performance when winning here last time out.

BUCKAROO goes well at the track and has the best form on show, so he takes marginal preference over the less-exposed Victoria Road, who should come on for his recent reappearance in France. Lord Massusus should also give another good account.

The selection is LORD MASSUSUS after his decisive win in last month's Desmond Stakes here when they got the tactics right

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16:30 Leopardstown Group 3 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Irish Derby runner-up ADELAIDE RIVER can gain a second career win now that he drops slightly in class. The Aidan O'Brien-trained colt may have been sent off a 33-1 outsider at the Curragh, but he showed that form to be no fluke when second to a very highly regarded horse at Longchamp on his next start. White Birch finished behind Adelaide River last time but had run a much better race when clear of that same rival at Epsom previously. While the Irish Derby run was clearly not his true form, the John Joseph Murphy-trained grey does have a bit to prove now. English raider Al Aasy was a hugely promising horse before injury intervened. However, having won his latest two starts, the William Haggas-trained six-year-old is returning to something like his best form.

Three-year-olds have traditionally dominated this and ADELAIDE RIVER, second in the Irish Derby and Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp the last twice, can get an overdue change of luck and come out on top for Aidan O'Brien. The quirky Al Aasy has been in good order over ten furlongs and has every chance if continuing in the same form back up in trip. White Birch, placed in the Dante and the Derby, is also a player.

Despite having failed to add to his score since a debut win at Dundalk ADELAIDE RIVER has the credentials to win at this level

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17:05 Leopardstown Handicap 13f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Joseph O'Brien-trained COMFORT ZONE catches the eye on his return to the Flat. A three-time winner over hurdles last winter, the JP McManus-owned gelding looks favourably treated off a mark of 86 in this discipline. On his most recent run on the level, the son of Churchill made significant late ground when third in the October Handicap at this course. Satin had looked a real improver for Jessica Harrington prior to slightly disappointing at Ascot last time. Perhaps the application of first-time cheekpieces will bring about a revival. Nusret boasts a similar profile to his stablemate Comfort Zone. A Grade 2 winner at Kempton in February, he made a winning reappearance at the Curragh in a race that has worked out well subsequently.

COMFORT ZONE developed into a useful hurdler last season, winning the Triumph Hurdle Trial at Cheltenham on his latest outing in January, and he's open to further improvement making only his second handicap start on the Flat. The 4-y-o is taken to see off the challenge of stablemate Nusret, while Merlin Giant and Jackfinbar are others who also merit consideration.

The one to be on be MERLIN GIANT, not seen since disappointing in the Galway Hurdle but could be well handicapped

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17:40 Leopardstown Handicap 7f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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The incredible story of DUNUM could be set for another chapter in a race that looks likely to be run to suit. Natalia Lupini has done a commendable job with the five-year-old, who she took charge of when rated just 58 last May. Following six wins, including at premier handicap level on his most recent start, the gelding is well worth his place in this field. The quicker they go the better for the son of Ivawood. Broadhurst lacks the experience of the majority of his rivals but the lightly-raced Aidan O'Brien-trained colt appeals nonetheless. When his stable run horses in handicaps such as this one, they are seldom far away. Mutasarref has dropped a few pounds in the handicap this season so could be a serious threat over what is unquestionably his optimum distance.

A deep handicap but it's still hard to escape the claims of BROADHURST, a well-bred 3-y-o on the up for leading connections, and he could well be quite a bit better than his current mark. Dunum's record over 7f is an excellent one, while Rhoscolyn is back firing again and he still retains handicap scope.

Another chance though is given to HOTROCKET, who looked very progressive early in the summer before the ground went for him at Galway

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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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