14:20 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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SILENT APPROACH should prove very difficult to beat if reproducing her recent Killarney effort. On that occasion, the Con O'Keeffe-trained mare belied odds of 40/1 when keeping on strongly to finish third in a Listed Hurdle. Meeting nothing like that calibre of opposition here, it would be disappointing if she failed to get her head in front. Tramore bumper winner Katie Tay wasn't able for a step up in class at Gowran Park subsequently but with another winter on her back she should be a stronger mare now. Michael Hourigan likes nothing better than a winner at this meeting, so it would be no surprise to see Winning Mischief run well for one of his oldest patrons, Denis Reddan. The lightly raced six-year-old showed definite promise when fourth at Tipperary last month.

SILENT APPROACH has been knocking on the door over hurdles and a repeat of last week's excellent second at Killarney may well see her go one place better. Katie Tay won a bumper and is sure to be well prepared for this hurdles bow so she's second choice, ahead of Katherine.

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14:50 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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Despite failing to justify favouritism at Killarney last month, MORNING SOLDIER is afforded another opportunity to win for the first time over hurdles. A former Dundalk victor on the Flat, the Tom Mullins-trained gelding has some strong form since switching codes. With a handicap mark of 121, he really should be beating the level of opposition he encounters in this race. Humanitarian, who has posted a couple of good runs since joining the Shark Hanlon yard in February, is one that could pose a big threat. Twice a winner when trained on the level by Stuart Williams in the UK, the seven-year-old has a rating that gives him every chance. Mister Wilson has reached the frame on all three starts since returning from a break, so, he too, can make his presence felt in a competitive heat.

MORNING SOLDIER has the best form and arrives on the back of a solid effort at Killarney, so he gets the nod ahead of Suttons Hill, who is open to improvement. Mister Wilson looks the pick of the remainder but he has something to find.

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15:20 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A big run could be forthcoming from RED BALL OF FIRE in the first-time blinkers. She made a more than satisfactory return to action, after more than six months off, when keeping on well for third on the Flat in Sligo. She has won twice before over hurdles and Daniel King claims 5lb. Inchiquin Star is dangerous. She chased home a gambled-on favourite in Tipperary and was well clear of the remainder. Hi Ski was game off the front to score in Tipperary and could have more to offer off 5lb higher. She may not get an easy lead here, though. Bint Freya has been placed on her last two starts and can get involved. Milajess was a fair second in Clonmel, but that was on soft ground.

INCHIQUIN STAR upped her game significantly when runner-up on handicap hurdle debut at Tipperary last month and remains low mileage in this sphere. She is fancied to score. Hi Ski and Bint Freya head the list of dangers.

The four-year-old INCHIQUIN STAR was a fair maiden on the Flat and could now make the breakthrough in her second handicap hurdle

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15:50 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRANGE WALK is rated some 30lb lower over hurdles than fences. He tried to exploit that disparity at Clonmel, but went down by a length to the winner. The horse that beat him followed up in Wexford to boost the form. Glan was noted staying on for fifth in a high-quality handicap at Killarney last month. Danny Gilligan's 7lb claim is proving to be a major bonus. Bal De Rio has won three of his last six hurdle races. He should be one of the main protagonists. Mica Malpic hasn't been out since the end of October. In addition, this is only his second crack at hurdles having been extensively campaigned over fences including when winning here on his penultimate start. This trip could be on the sharp side for him.

GRANGE WALK arrives in good form and is given another chance to exploit his significantly lower hurdles mark here. Weddell Sea and Bal de Rio should also go well.

Maybe the return to Listowel will spark WOULDN'T YOU AGREE who runs the track well, will enjoy the ground and can go well fresh

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16:20 Listowel Conditions Chase 19f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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A competitive race. EASY GAME is taken to come out on top on this good ground. He has won half of his 24 races over fences which is a formidable record. He was fortunate to score in Fairyhouse in April, but arrives here after a short break in the hunt for a four-timer. Trip and ground are ideal for him. He won this race last year. Jeremys Flame isn't easily passed over. Gavin Cromwell's mare successfully gave weight away to her rivals in Limerick with Hurricane Georgie held in second. She has won four of her last six chases and has to be respected. Dancing On My Own took a valuable handicap chase at Aintree in April and is another big player. The aforementioned Hurricane Georgie is on a very handy weight.

Hard to rule out any of these at-least-useful performers but DANCING ON MY OWN was better than ever when a decisive winner of a valuable handicap at Aintree in April and he's just about the most persuasive option. Easy Game must concede weight all round but that is fully justified and he is a big threat.

No soft touch this time for EASY GAME (nap) won seven of his last eight starts and is taken to enhance his wonderful strike-rate

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16:50 Listowel Conditions Chase 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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NICE TO MEET put in an excellent effort when just pipped by a short head in Killarney. He kept a very useful sort in this discipline more than honest at the finish, and a reproduction of that run would make him hard to beat. He will enjoy this ground. Lanziano served up a 14/1 surprise in a Ballingarry point-to-point, but the way he did that suggests there could be more in the tank. Russian Diamond ran fourth in a quality hunters chase at Downpatrick which has to give him a chance here. Woodbrook Boy is a solid operator who know where the winning post is.

RUSSIAN DIAMOND exceeded market expectations when fourth in a better hunter than this at Downpatrick 17 days ago so he looks the way to go. Nice To Meet is feared most, though it will be interesting to see Lanziano can do over the regulation fences.

After a creditable fourth to Billaway at Downpatrick, RUSSIAN DIAMOND get the vote ahead of Killarney runner-up Nice To Meet

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17:20 Listowel NH Flat Race 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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KINBARA catches the eye. This Mahler gelding landed a point-to-point and a bumper last year and was thought good enough to reappear in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree in April in which he finished mid-division. High Class Hero has a long absence to overcome, but has switched to Willie Mullins and is sure to be well prepared for this assignment. He was last seen winning a Loughbrickland point-to-point in November 2021 and had several subsequent hurdle and bumper winners in behind. Great Universe has a Clonmel bumper victory in the book, but may prefer a bit of juice in the ground.

Point winner HIGH CLASS HERO is nicely bred and represents top connections so he's fancied to make a successful start in bumpers at the likely expense of Great Universe, who is the clear pick of those with form. Kinbara is another one to consider.

The Mullins newcomer High Class Hero is feared but KINBARA ran okay in a Grade 2 at Aintree and should take a bit of beating

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