13:25 Naas Conditions Hurdle 16f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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WODHOOH remains unbeaten over hurdles after an impressive victory in a Listed race at Doncaster last month, and the daughter of Le Havre can confirm her place in Gordon Elliott's Cheltenham Festival team with another win here. Trustyourinstinct could only manage fourth on his hurdling bow at Fairyhouse but with that experience under his belt, he may prove to be the main danger to the selection. Better can be expected from Pacini now sporting cheekpieces for the first time.

WODHOOH looks a real professional and can take the step up to Graded level in her stride and stretch her unbeaten hurdle record to 6. Trustyourinstinct is open to progress on the back of his Fairyhouse hurdle debut fourth and may give the selection more to do than her stablemate Pacini.

Hurdling newcomer Bottler'secret is potentially interesting, but the experienced WODHOOH looks capable of extending her sequence

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13:55 Naas Maiden Hurdle 16f - 25 Run Class & Speed Card

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In a race where numerous contenders appear to have untapped potential, it may pay to side with French recruit TOUNSIVATOR. Successful over 1m3f and 1m4f on the level, he makes his debut for the Willie Mullins stable and it will be no surprise if he is able to get off the mark at the first time of asking. Pen To Paper, an 88,000-euro purchase, warrants respect on his debut for astute connections, while Shoot The Blues remains open to improvement after finishing a creditable second on his hurdling debut at Fairyhouse.

SHOT THE BLUES gets the vote on the back of his promising effort at Fairyhouse last month, although a strong market move for the Willie Mullins-trained French Flat recruit Tounsivator would put a slightly different slant on things. Bumper winner Rainbow Trail is surely a lot better than he showed on hurdle debut and may prove best of the rest.

Second to a Willie Mullins-trained favourite on his hurdling debut at Fairyhouse, bumper winner SHOOT THE BLUES can go one better now.

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14:25 Naas Handicap Chase 20f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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EVIES VLADIMIR looked every inch a handicap chaser to keep on the right side of when running out a ready winner over an extended 2m5f at Fairyhouse earlier this month and, even accounting for a 13lb hike, he can make his presence felt once more. Kings Halo made all in impressive fashion over C&D last month and can make a bold bid to do so again, despite the 11lb higher mark. La Malmason must bounce back from a below-par effort over 2m6f at Punchestown but could feature prominently if she does.

EVIES VLADIMIR faces comfortably his sternest assignment to date but Gavin Cromwell's 7-y-o highlighted he remains one to be firmly interested in when registering a facile success at Fairyhouse 18 days ago and he gets the nod to defy the handicapper once more and come out on top. Dangers aplenty are headed up by Battle It Out, Shantreusse and Kings Halo.

JP McManus runs four and may have the solution with BATTLE IT OUT who won over this trip as a hurdler and is relatively unexposed

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14:55 Naas Conditions Chase 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A race that is likely to revolve around the returning FERNY HOLLOW, who has not been seen on a racecourse since landing a Grade 1 at Leopardstown in December 2021. The Cheveley Park-owned nine-year-old would appear to hold all the aces, despite his layoff, and he is fancied to pick up where he left off. Galway Plate hero Ash Tree Meadow cruised to victory in a two-runner Grade 2 at Down Royal in November and he is the most likely danger, while last year's winner Rebel Gold looks best of the rest.

FERNY HOLLOW has a lengthy absence to overcome but Willie Mullins' charge looked every inch a high-class prospect when last seen scoring in Grade 1 company over fences and, unlikely to be lacking for fitness, he can make a winning return. Ash Tree Meadow comfortably rates the chief threat.

The race conditions make this a suitable comeback opportunity for \bFERNY HOLLOW\b, a Grade 1 bumper and novice chase winner

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15:25 Naas Handicap Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Whacker Clan arrives on the back of two chase successes and must be respected back over hurdles, along with stablemate Champagne Mahler, who was hit with an 11lb rise after bolting up at Gowran Park last month. A chance, however, is taken on ZOFFANIEN. Denis Hogan's charge showed signs of a return to form when finishing third at Thurles and he remains competitively treated should he build on that performance. Others to note include Big Island and handicap debutant Any Road.

CHAMPAGNE MAHLER took his form up a level when cosily getting off the mark at Gowran and with that form working out well Henry de Bromhead's low-mileage 6-y-o is fancied to follow up. Gavin Cromwell's Fairyhouse runner-up Lazer Wolf is weightued to go close and rates a big danger, with C&D winner Zoffanien and handicap-debutant Any Road highly respected too.

this might just go to CHAMPAGNE MAHLER(nap), impressive when scoring at Gowran and can follow up despite an 11lb rise

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15:55 Naas Handicap Hurdle 23f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Several hold entries for the Cheltenham Festival, but CLEATUS POOLAW may be the one to take winning form across to Prestbury Park, assuming that's the plan if all goes well here. The lightly-raced six-year-old, the ready winner of a competitive maiden over the extended 2m2f circuit here last month, holds great potential and is the pick of Gordon Elliott's five entrants, with the step up in trip likely to suit. Maxxum can give his stablemate a good run for the money on the back of his surprise Listed triumph at the Dublin Racing Festival, while Lady Rita also warrants respect on her return.

The progressive CLEATUS POOLAW (current favourite with some firms for the Final at Cheltenham) looked stronger the further he went when off the mark here 4 weeks ago so he's taken to follow up on handicap debut stepping up in trip. His stablemate Maxxum looked better than ever when winning a listed handicap at Leopardstown 3 weeks ago so must be respected with Good Time Jonny (winner of the Final at Cheltenham last season) and the unexposed Meyo completing the shortlist.

Despite being 2lb wrong, preference is for WAITTILLITELLYOU after a very creditable run at Fairyhouse after nine months off

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16:25 Naas NH Flat Race 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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WINGMEN, who changed hands for 250,000 pounds after a point-to-point win in January of last year, impressed with a smooth display on his Rules debut in a similar race here in December. Heavily eased that day, it's difficult to say how much more he has to offer, but the son of Kayf Tara could certainly have the potential to use this as a stepping stone to bigger things. Fleur In The Park is a good yardstick and can provide a stiff test for the selection. William Munny is the pick of the rest.

Gordon Elliott has take- the past four runnings of this and looks to have another very likely sort in the shape of WINGMEN who made it 2-2 for the yard when bagging a bumper here before Christmas. This exciting Kayf Tara gelding can fend off Fleur In The Park who brings some very solid bumper form to the table and Navan-scorer William Munny.

the one to beat is WINGMEN who impressed in a bumper that has worked out well here in December and can bolster his Cheltenham claims

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