13:30 Limerick Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:30 Limerick Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SARA VALENTINA was unplaced in a hot maiden at Leopardstown in October, but could return with a victory. She is a nicely-bred sort and is a half-sister to a horse that was placed twice in Listed company. Marble Angel could deliver upon the promise of a third place in a sprint maiden at Sligo. That was her debut on turf and she attempted to make the best way home in the final quarter of a mile, but was collared in the closing stages. Pink Oxalis ran freely on her racecourse bow at Gowran Park and a step forward wouldn't be surprising. Help Me Rhonda was a six-figure purchase who put in an adequate debut performance in seventh at Cork while Emerald Harmony cannot be ruled out.

SARA VALENTINA was prominent in the market on her Leopardstown debut last backend and it would be no surprise to see this daughter of dual Group 3 winner Carla Bianca leave that bare form well behind now. Hot To Foxtrot is another potential improver and is second choice ahead of Andrew Oliver's Marble Angel.

Compared to her sole juvenile run, it was a good step forward from MARBLE ANGEL when third at Sligo and she handled softish ground well

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14:05 Limerick Handicap 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:05 Limerick Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SHAWAAMEKH probably wants a bit further, but is a credit to connections and there was a lot to like about his seasonal reappearance in the Curragh. He found only one horse too good in that big field over 7f and plenty of cut in the ground is ideal for Johnny Levins' charge. Ramiro's third place in a higher grade at the Curragh entitles him to respect and he is a former course winner, while Pinar Del Rio has done little wrong this season in banking a runner-up berth and victory at the Curragh. Levins also saddles Nordic Passage who is dropping down the weights to an attractive mark.

RAMIRO has made a good start for the Hilary McLoughlin yard and is taken to get his head back in front. Shawaamekh made a good return to action when runner-up at the Curragh recently and is second choice ahead of Pinar Del Rio.

The tentative vote goes to LINGER FOR LONGER, who ran like she needed the run against Pinar Del Rio last week and could improve enough

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14:35 Limerick Maiden 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:35 Limerick Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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KAILASA finished well in a close fourth on debut at the Curragh last month and there should be plenty of improvement to come. The runner-up endorsed the form with a clear-cut victory in a Leopardstown maiden on his next start. Next Trick is related to a couple of multiple winners and could improve in the first-time hood. A drop in trip didn't see Katie Bairdie at her best in Sligo, but she has placed form over 7f at Cork to call upon. Fleur De Chine is better than her seventh on seasonal bow at the Curragh in March and ought to be in contention, while newcomer Sirene Success is well worth a market check.

There was a lot to like about KAILASA's debut effort at the Curragh last month and the Aga Khan's filly is taken to improve past Next Trick and Katie Bairdie.

A return to 7f will suit KATIE BAIRDIE who didn't enjoy her visit to Sligo where she was always playing catch up after missng the kick

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15:05 Limerick Handicap 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:05 Limerick Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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PRIVATE OFFICER brings the best recent form to the contest and is proven on testing ground. He was beaten a fair way into third at Gowran Park, but did some good late work. James Ryan's 5lb claim has him on a lovely light weight in this field. Lord Church has a trio of ninth places in maidens at quality tracks in the book and ought to make an impact on his handicap debut. Poppadom and Amy Jo Hayes could be in the hunt for a cheque, while a tongue-strap and blinkers would need to have a significant effect on Anyothername.

The suggestion is PRIVATE OFFICER, who didn't shape too badly at Gowran last week. Lord Church and Nakasero are possible improvers in handicaps for the Mick Halford & Tracey Collins stable and might be the pair to give the selection most to do.

Her middle maiden run in a hot contest at the Curragh wasn't too bad and WESTON GREY might be good enough off an opening mark of 50

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15:35 Limerick Maiden 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:35 Limerick Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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ALABAMA CALLING was an eye-catcher just over a month ago in Dundalk when she came from a long way back and stayed on well for second without troubling the winner. It is debatable whether she wants truly testing ground, but she is a half-sister to a soft-ground winner. Judge Me Not was very easy to back in Gowran Park, but ran more than creditably in second. He has the advantage of being proven on this ground. Victoria Kesia showed marked improvement in third over further at Gowran Park and this trip shouldn't inconvenience her, while Inner Success shouldn't be ruled out.

JUDGE ME NOT took a marked step forward when runner-up at Gowran 7 days ago and a performance of similar merit could be enough to go one better for all that Inner Success is also open to improvement. Victoria Kesia should be on the premises again.

A reproduction of his second over this trip at Gowran last week should be enough to see JUDGE ME NOT home

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16:05 Limerick Maiden 11f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:05 Limerick Maiden 11f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SOUL OF SPAIN disappointed when a beaten favourite in third at Gowran Park last month, but the step up in trip could work the oracle. There was plenty of promise in his debut second at the Curragh in the autumn and he does hold some very notable entries. First-time cheekpieces are fitted. Cruden couldn't get to grips with the leaders in third at Navan, however, there is plenty to work with from that first start. Northern Sonas showed much more in third when upped in trip at the Curragh and tries a longer distance now.

SOUL OF SPAIN was beaten at very short odds on reappearance, but showed plenty on sole 2-y-o start, and he looks the one to beat. Cruden shaped well on debut nearly 3 weeks ago and is the obvious danger.

It may pay to side here with CRUDEN who should come on plenty for his good run at Navan

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16:38 Limerick Handicap 11f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:38 Limerick Handicap 11f Race Speed Rating Flow

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NUSRA is only 4lb higher than when winning over further at Dundalk in March, so has obvious claims in a race lacking in depth. Ideally, she wouldn't want the ground to be too deep, but she does have form on soft ground. Mayo For Sam put in her best effort to date when runner-up at Navan and, if she handles this slower ground, would be in the mix. Lisamaria was backed down to favouritism on her return to action in Leopardstown, but was well beaten. She has heavy-ground form, though, and could show more here. Brilliant Question switches to the Flat after picking up prize money hurdling and could outrun her odds.

MAYO FOR SAM reacted well to a first-time visor when runner-up at Navan 9 days ago and, if she's in the same form, she can go one better at the possible expense of Dundalk winner Nusra. Spinning Web is another one to consider.

Preference is for MAYO FOR SAM(nap), who will be hard to beat if reproducing last week's effort at Gowran

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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