17:23 Limerick Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:23 Limerick Maiden 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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The going could become soft so PIVOTAL REVIVE might win, despite being absent since November. Out of a Listed winner, he bumped into Royal Ascot-placed Bertinelli at Dundalk on debut and while he drops in distance on belated reappearance, he is by Pivotal whose progeny like soft ground. Paradise Perfect showed his inexperience at Dundalk in April but has behaved since and while he is race-fit and was beaten by subsequent winners Tango Flare and Running Cool recently, soft ground would be concerning. Artemis Jones finished ahead of a subsequent winner (71-rated Heartrate) at Dundalk when last seen in March but lacks race-fitness and soft ground might not suit. Frustrating, keen-going Navalny is held by Paradise Perfect on Fairyhouse form and also disappointed once on soft.

PIVOTAL REVIVE ran a fine race when pushing the now 114-rated Bertinelli close on debut in November and could be hard to beat if improving on his return. Paradise Perfect might be the danger, ahead of Artemis Jones.

Though he has taken time to make his second start, PIVOTAL REVIVE can go one better on ground he should handle.

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17:55 Limerick Handicap 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:55 Limerick Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SATURN SEVEN starts off in handicaps rated 71 and, crucially given a wet forecast, has easy-ground form. A five-race maiden, she ran well here on debut and at Gowran in May, finishing between two subsequent winners who are now both rated 89. Toughen Up finished ahead of one of those 89-rated runners (Fort Vega) in a soft-ground C&D April maiden and debuts in handicaps rated 74. However, he was beaten at odds-on at Gowran in May in a first-time tongue-tie, which is retained. Gunsight likes soft and was narrowly beaten from 1lb lower at Killarney, but is without his rider's 10lb claim and drops to this distance for the first time. Little Keilee likes easy ground and stumbled recently at Fairyhouse. She has form at this distance at Dundalk in the past. Parana Delta is 6lb higher than when winning at Leopardstown (the third won subsequently) but is unproven on testing ground, while Tiymara has soft-ground form but has disappointed this year and runs in cheekpieces.

GUNSIGHT shaped like the best horse at the weights when second at Killarney last time and, now partnered by a more experienced rider, he's worth a chance to go one better. Last-time-out winners Semblance of Order and Parana Delta are both obvious dangers.

SATURN SEVEN can get off the mark with the combination of 7f on easy ground to suit.

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18:25 Limerick Handicap 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:25 Limerick Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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LADY ARWEN comes here in excellent form and is 1lb lower than when second in a big-field Curragh handicap recently. Her winning form is on good ground but she has placed on soft and competes from a career-low rating under her 5lb claimer. Starting Monday is ideally suited by soft but while in form, might prefer a mile nowadays and is winless since March 2021. Dragon Of Malta hasn't won since September 2021 but excels on easy ground. He was well held here 10 days ago but that was his reappearance and he can progress. Reappearing Royal Pippen has winning C&D form on heavy but hasn't won since August 2021. Run The Jewels makes his reappearance but is also well suited by testing ground.

STARTING MONDAY responded well to this headgear when runner-up at Cork and can end his losing run now dipped below his last winning mark. Lady Arwen made a positive start for this yard when runner-up in a big field at the Curragh so is feared most ahead of Gegenpressing.

Perhaps LADY ARWEN can make up for narrow defeats the last twice and get her head in front on second start for this yard.

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19:00 Limerick Handicap 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:00 Limerick Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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OPERATIC ARTIST is an unexposed three-year-old who is by Zoffany, so should handle soft ground. Well related and a half-sister to a Listed winner, she has already raced twice on easy ground and having run well on Leopardstown handicap debut recently, is open to further progression and competes from the same rating. Six-time winner Mary Salome is just 1lb higher than when winning at Roscommon (Silken Ladder was fourth) and while vulnerable to unexposed types, should get involved. Independent Expert has been running well but doesn't look ahead of the handicapper. Lady Lunette debuts in handicaps and has yet to prove herself on easy ground.

None of these can be ruled out but OPERATIC ARTIST can race off the same mark as when a very good Leopardstown third so edges the vote. Mere Accountant is next on the list on the back of her good Naas fourth, with course-winner Mary Salome another in the mix in a competitve event.

OPERATIC ARTIST is by a sire whose progeny excel on easy ground and that can help her get off the mark.

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19:30 Limerick Handicap 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Limerick Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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BREEZY ZOFF's best form is on testing ground and she ran well over C&D recently. The going changed to soft mid-meeting then and a reproduction would give her every chance, with today's rider claiming an extra 7lb. Linger For Longer has been running well and has form at this distance, but has enough weight under her 7lb claimer. Six-time winner Khafaaq, also ridden by a 7lb claimer, is ground-versatile and should remain competitive. Barnhill Rose's winning form is on good but seems ground-versatile and is 5lb higher than when winning recently at Gowran. Stay Local likes soft and is suited by a mile but is a 10-race maiden, while six-time winner Miss Cunning returned to form on a recent course run. Lightly-raced Blue Peak won on a sound surface at Roscommon in May.

A whole host to consider, with in-form filly LINGER FOR LONGER taken to gain an overdue first win. Breezy Zoff and Stay Local are among the dangers.

A good few with decent claims but maybe Robert Whearty's 7lb claim can help BREEZY ZOFF register a second career victory

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20:00 Limerick Maiden 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:00 Limerick Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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DUKE CADOR has first-time blinkers fitted, but has form and is proven on soft ground. From a top staying family and out of a half-sister to two Ascot Gold Cup winners, he was green on debut, subsequently performed well in a hot Gowran maiden, and also ran well at Leopardstown in April. Stepping up to this distance should suit this Irish Derby entry. Beechwood has been absent since November but ran well on debut in a smart Naas maiden. Out of a sister to a German 2,000 Guineas winner, she holds Irish Oaks and Irish St Leger entries and while proven on heavy ground, lacks race-fitness. Ikigai Star has shown promise but was no match for two capable types at Fairyhouse, although today's rider claims 5lb. Galileo's Compass might bump into a few too strong and would possibly prefer a sounder surface. Ethical Diamond finished ahead of Galileo's Compass, who was making his debut, at Roscommon. Well-related Fisherman's Beach is gelded on belated debut, while stablemate Acquest is a sibling to four winners and also debuts.

DUKE CADOR split a couple of useful sorts at Leopardstown on his reappearance and can come good with cheekpieces added now. Beechwood and Galileo's Compass look capable of better and may give the selection most to do unless the betting speaks in the favour of Joseph O'Brien newcomer Fisherman's Beach.

The form of the back-end Naas maiden in which EECHWOOD was a promising third has been handsomely advertised and she is taken to score

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20:30 Limerick Handicap 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Limerick Handicap 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SCOTT LANG has proven form at this level, is race-fit and seems ground-versatile. He ran well in two big-field handicaps already this year, performed well over hurdles recently, and seems dependable at present. Milwaukee, whose dam was placed in a 1000 Guineas, showed promise on debut last year and while he has failed to build on that in two maiden runs this year, drops to handicaps now from a 78 rating. He has soft-ground form and runs in cheekpieces. War Correspondent was soundly enough beaten in a Listowel conditions race recently but had previously run well at Leopardstown, although he wouldn't like the ground to become too soft.

MILWAUKEE didn't look entirely straightforward in blinkers last time but it would still be no surprise to see him take a big step forward now handicapping in different headgear. En Or has caught the eye on both starts for his new yard since coming over from France and is second choice ahead of Paul Flynn's Scott Lang.

Having shaped like he needed the run on Irish bow at Sligo, EN OR has had a spin over hurdles since and can take this en route to Galway

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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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