14:10 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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VADSA QUEEN was a useful sort in bumpers, filling the runner-up spot at the Punchestown Festival and scoring in convincing fashion at Tramore. The Willie Mullins-trained mare has been soundly beaten on both outings since, including when switched to hurdles at Sligo last time. She dropped away after making a mistake three out and is given another chance in what appears a modest enough maiden. Wisteria Bloom went close in a Perth bumper 12 months ago and while without a run since, is an interesting recruit to hurdles. Ballycallan King attracted the attention of the stewards when second to Timourid in a Roscommon maiden on his penultimate start, while point-to-point winner River Vale and Missus Beeton are others to consider.

Bumper winner VADSA QUEEN disappointed making her hurdling debut at Sligo 4 weeks ago but she was well supported that day, so Willie Mullins' 5-y-o is worth another chance in a race that looks to contain plenty of dead wood. Missus Beeton ran a cracker at a huge price at Bellewstown 3 weeks ago and she would be a huge threat if translating that form back in maiden company, with Wisteria Bloom and Ballycallan King another couple to consider.

Maybe it would be wise to forgive VADSA QUEEN for her poor run on hurdling debut, considering that she was the best of these in bumpers

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14:45 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:45 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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BIALYSTOK won twice over hurdles earlier this year, including a competitive handicap at the Punchestown Festival, and was beaten less than six lengths on his only run since behind stablemate Zarak The Brave in the Galway Hurdle. This looks a good opportunity to regain the winning thread. Broomfield Bijou also won a handicap at the Punchestown Festival and, like The Wallpark, is on a hat-trick. The Gordon Elliott-trained bumper winner steps into handicap company after taking a Killarney maiden last month. Sherodan was second in a Listed novice hurdle at the Galway Festival before easily landing the odds in a Ballinrobe maiden hurdle last month.

BIALYSTOK ran to another high figure when seventh in the Galway Hurdle last month and back in novice company, he should take some stopping. Broomfield Bijou is going the right way and receives weight all round so she's a threat, with The Wallpark also of interest defending an unbeaten record for Gordon Elliott.

Galway Hurdle seventh BIALYSTOK(nap) sets a decent standard and can master Sherodan, second in a Listed novice hurdle at Galway

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15:15 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 24f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:15 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 24f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Call The Tune and PEACHES AND CREAM filled the minor places behind My Design in a similar event at the Galway Festival. The Gavin Cromwell-trained gelding stays all day having won a valuable 3m7f handicap chase at the Punchestown Festival in 2022 and can reverse those Galway placings as he was sidelined for a year and remains on a decent mark over hurdles. Moonovercloon has been in good form this year, winning at Downpatrick and Sligo, and still held every chance when falling at the last over 2m4f here on Monday. Scarpia recorded a third career win over a similar trip at Worcester before being bought out of Nicky Henderson's yard for 14,000 pounds at Doncaster last month. Foxfire Glow and Hand Over Fist are both on a hat-trick, while Mister Beeton and the veteran Dorans River also come here in good form.

FOXFIRE GLOW is on a steep upward curve and had something to spare when landing a novice at Tramore a month ago, so he gets the nod ahead of Call The Tune and Mister Beeton, who were both runner-up on their latest outing.

With the possibility of heavy rain turning the ground testing, it could pay to side with CALL THE TUNE.

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15:50 Listowel Maiden Chase 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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BRIDES HILL took on some useful sorts over fences last season before beating Telmesomethinggirl in a 2m6f Listed event at Thurles. She didn't get in a blow subsequently in Grade 1 company and it will be interesting to see how strong she is in the market having been absent for five months since an early fall at Perth. Heia was probably the pick of these over hurdles, including when fifth in the Galway Hurdle last year, and made a winning start over fences at Tramore this summer. My Design is a consistent sort and made most to take a 3m handicap hurdle at the Galway Festival before reverting to fences at Kilbeggan, when only headed after the last by Desertmore House. Effernock Fizz likes to force the pace and has been kept busy since winning over fences at Ludlow earlier this year.

BRIDES HILL comes with risks after a first-fence fall at Perth last time but boasts much the best form and gets the vote. Heia is better than she showed at Galway last month and is feared most.

If she can produce a performance in keeping with a Listed success at Thurls last winter BRIDES HILL may prove superior to Heia

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16:25 Listowel Handicap Chase 24f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:25 Listowel Handicap Chase 24f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Gordon Elliott fields seven horses and GEVREY ought to go well off a lovely light weight. The seven-year-old was only caught in the closing stages of the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse in April, and the cobwebs should be blown away after a third over hurdles in Kilbeggan last month. The rain in Listowel won't inconvenience him at all. Stealthy Tom has been shrewdly campaigned after landing a handicap chase at Killarney in May. He has been out once a month since then and has bagged the Connacht National in Roscommon before finishing runner-up in the Midlands National at Kilbeggan. Another victory came his way in a valuable handicap chase at Killarney last month and he looks a major player. Ain't That A Shame goes well fresh and was only 10/1 for the Aintree Grand National, where he finished unplaced. He was pipped by a head in the Munster National at Limerick last year. Ash Tree Meadow and Authorized Art, the first two home in the Galway Plate, have to be given plenty of respect. Salvador Ziggy has shown a real aptitude for chasing in winning his first three starts over fences, although this big field is a different kettle of fish.

SALVADOR ZIGGY has looked a terrific prospect in winning his 3 starts to date over fences and there's every chance he can prove himself to be ahead of a mark of 150. He's a confident choice but the likes of Ain't That A Shame and Authorized Art should ensure that it's not all plain sailing for the selection.

Gordon Elliott fields a big team and may strike with GEVREY the Irish Grand National runner-up who was given a hurdles run last month

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17:00 Listowel Maiden Chase 22f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:00 Listowel Maiden Chase 22f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Henry de Bromhead has won two of the last four renewals of this race and has bright prospects with GOLD BULLION. This lightly-raced sort won a heavy-ground bumper for Paul Nicholls and was placed on his Irish debut over hurdles at Fairyhouse in April before delivering in Cork the following month. He is sure to be well schooled for this first assignment over the bigger obstacles. Power Of Pause is a former point-to-point winner who has won twice over hurdles. He kept good company in that sphere and could be a leading light on his first crack at racecourse fences. The Friday Man has been placed in all four beginners chases he has contested, albeit a beaten favourite in three of them. He reached a good level over hurdles and his experience and race fitness are two advantages he holds. The Short Go is another De Bromhead representative making his chasing debut and isn't without a chance, while Genois hasn't been seen since January but has two placed runs over fences in the book.

THE FRIDAY MAN has achieved enough to think it's only a matter of time before he wins one of these and is the percentage call. Power of Pause and Gold Bullion are potentially dangerous opponents if taking to fences at the first time of asking, while Genois could also have a big say if close to his best after a 7-month break.

With four chase runs under his girth, THE FRIDAY MAN should be able to get off the mark today, though he will need to be at his best.

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17:35 Listowel NH Flat Race 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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TRADITUDE TARA is hard to get away from on her second start. The Kayf Tara mare finished a clear second behind a ready winner of a Wexford bumper last month, and the third came out and won a Navan bumper on Saturday. Normal improvement should see Traditude Tara off the mark. John Gleeson is a notable booking for Jet Setting Jim, who ran better than his finishing position of sixth in Galway suggests. He suffered a nightmare route approaching the final furlong and is likely to do better. Lummi Island was well beaten in third at Killarney, but the form got a major boost when the winner followed up over hurdles at Navan. Mag Dillane was placed in a Limerick bumper last year, which gives her a shot at more prize money.

It's very hard to see past TRADITUDE TARA who showed plenty of promise when second on her debut last month and can go one better now. The likes of Noble Talent, who showed a fair level of ability over hurdles in the spring, Jet Setting Jim and Chosen Templar can battle it out for minor honours.

The form of the Wexford race in which TRADITUDE TARA was second has been shown in a good light by the third in scoring at Navan

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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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