14:00 Listowel Conditions Hurdle 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:00 Listowel Conditions Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Capable Flat performer ACTION PLAN ran well on his hurdling debut recently at Ballinrobe, where he finished his race nicely against more experienced rivals and is likely to improve for that experience. Gordon Elliott's Zaynab is an interesting hurdling recruit as the trainer won last year's renewal with Wodhhoh. Joseph O'Brien has won four of this season's six juvenile races, so Teriferma has to be noted.

TERIFERMA looks a useful early-season juvenile and can make it 3-3 over hurdles with further improvement likely, although a strong market move for Gordon Elliott hurdle newcomer Zaynab would put a slightly different slant on things. Action Plan was a promising third on his recent hurdle and should also play a prominent role.

Gordon Elliott's ZAYNAB is noteworthy as a dual Flat winner and half-sister to the talented Zanahiyr. She gets 17lb from Teriferma

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14:30 Listowel Conditions Hurdle 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:30 Listowel Conditions Hurdle 20f Race Speed Rating Flow

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WORLD OF FORTUNES has good bumper form and should progress from her recent winning hurdling debut. A jumping error at halfway slowed her momentum, but she eventually scooted clear to win well. Paggane has ability but is open to less progression than the selection and would also prefer a stiffer stamina test. Disco Dancer needs to improve to win in this company.

PAGGANE has the best form and can provide Wille Mullins with a third success in the last 4 runnings of this mares' event. Disco Dancer can give the selection most to think about ahead of last month's hurdle debut scorer World of Fortunes.

Bumper winner WORLD OF FORTUNES made a winning introduction to hurdles over 3m at Wexford and may cope with this rise in class

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15:00 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 18f  (See Seed Six) - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:00 Listowel Handicap Hurdle 18f  (See Seed Six) Race Speed Rating Flow

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STRAIGHT HOME was well enough held on her first run for new connections last month but shaped as though she might improve stepping up in distance. Today's extra yardage should help and she is 7lb better off with the winner that day Stormalong. La Hacienda hasn't fully transferred her Flat form to hurdling but nonetheless was a Sligo winner in July and should again compete from her manageable rating.

STRAIGHT HOME was unable to land a gamble starting out for this yard when third at Tramore but it was still an improved effort and she can make amends over this longer trip. Katherine arrives on the back of an emphatic win at Kilbeggan so is feared most ahead of Ask Cillian, who showed improved form when off the mark at Killarney.

There was strong market support for STRAIGHT HOME at Tramore. She may reverse form with Stormalong on altered terms

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15:30 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 22f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:30 Listowel Maiden Hurdle 22f Race Speed Rating Flow

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JASKO DES DAMES disappointed twice in April but ran nicely behind some smart types at the Galway Festival, where he finished ahead of subsequent winners. Keen-going Uncle Pat also ran satisfactorily at Galway and more recently at Kilbeggan. Will Wilde was reported to have made a noise in running at Cork in January but had previously won at Sligo. Bumper winner Ballysax Hank has plenty of size for hurdling.

UNCLE PAT holds the edge on form and with this drop back in trip also rating a plus he is fancied to gain a first win in this sphere. Jasko Des Dames rates much the biggest threat on the back of his good Galway fifth last time out, with Fast Felix appealing as the pick of the rest for place purposes.

The one to beat is JASKO DES DAMES, whose maiden hurdle form is the best on display but has to prove himself over this trip

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16:00 Listowel Maiden Chase 18f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A four-time winner in France, JORDANS catches the eye on his debut for Joseph O'Brien. Runner-up over fences at Pau in January, the five-year-old has the potential to make up into a decent novice in the coming months. It is surely significant that JJ Slevin has elected to ride the son of Coastal Path rather than stablemate San Salvador. The latter, who won his maiden hurdle at this venue, would have been just about the best of these over flights. Although yet to reach those heights in four starts over fences, he has shaped well on a couple of occasions. Gua Du Large, a novice chase winner at Tramore on his penultimate start, has plenty of experience over fences. It would be no surprise to see the eight-year-old play a leading role.

JET SETTING JIM possesses much the best form on view so looks the way to go. San Salvador is feared most on the back of his resurgent Galway fourth, with in-form pair Gua du Large and Jazzy Matty also worthy of consideration.

French import JORDANS has chasing experience and may be equal to the task on his Irish debut. Jet Setting Jim rates a danger

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16:30 Listowel Handicap Chase 18f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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On a tight track such as this, JE T'AI PORTE could prove a hard mare to pass. The Gavin Cromwell-trained six-year-old gave an exhibition of jumping for the most part when runner-up at Ballinrobe last time. Only for an uncharacteristic mistake four out, she would have really made a much higher rated rival pull out all the stops. Back in handicap company here, she appears to hold strong claims. A maiden hurdle winner here earlier in his career, I A Connect should appreciate returning to this course. The nine-year-old is quite lightly raced over fences, so still has scope for improvement despite his age. Presenting Lad runs off a career high mark but having won his last three starts the Mark McNiff-trained gelding has to be respected.

I A CONNECT should be all the better for his recent Killarney fifth and is fancied to capitalise on an attractive mark now at the chief expense of Je T'Ai Porte who comes here on the back of a good Ballinrobe second. Handicap debutant Magic Tricks, a stablemate of the selection, is another who can have a say along with Kilbeggan-scorer Good As Hell.

The one to be on though is MAGIC TRICKS(nap) off a mark 11lb lower than over hurdles in first-time blinkers. He will be hard to beat

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17:00 Listowel NH Flat Race 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Willie Mullins-trained STEPPINGSTONE has shown enough on his last two starts to suggest he can take this finale. Having had a valid excuse when pulled up on his racecourse debut last August, the gelding has reached the frame on both runs this season. Despite being somewhat vulnerable to a more unexposed horse, the Masterstroke gelding sets a fair standard. Bayrann kept on well for third on his recent debut at Kilbeggan. The Tim Doyle-trained five-year-old is entitled to be very competitive if coming on from that initial effort. Supreme Ruler is hard to assess having had just the one start over flights. Although a well beaten third at Punchestown in February, the first two have franked that form subsequently.

SUPREME RULER made a bright start in a Punchestown novice hurdle in February and makes plenty of appeal returning in a bumper. Steppingstone is feared for Willie Mullins, while the returning Prove Yourself is a player.

The selection is SUPREME RULER, who did quite well on his hurdles debut at Punchestown in February despite some very poor jumping

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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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