13:00 Naas Maiden 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:00 Naas Maiden 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary, as they all have varying degrees of potential and unknown factors as first-time or early career runners. However, based on their recent performances and breeding, 8/1 (3) JALAYBEE and 9/1 (5) SMASH FACTOR appear to have a strong chance of finishing in the top three. 2.5/1 (1) CARNEGIE HALL and 6.5/1 (7) MATTER OF FACT are also noteworthy newcomers to watch.

The well-bred CARNEGIE HALL may be good enough to make a winning debut here. The son of No Nay Never is a grandson of champion filly Special Duty, who was awarded both the English and French 1000 Guineas in the stewards' room 13 years ago. Jessica Harrington saddles another newcomer by No Nay Never, Matter Of Fact. She is a half-sister to Provocateuse, a three-time winner for the yard, and their dam is a half-sister to Arc winner Bago and dual Group 1 winner Maxios. Jalaybee has form in the book and that is a big asset at this time of year. The Showcasing colt chased home impressive winner Democracy at the Curragh 20 days ago and could go close with that run under his belt.

A few interesting newcomers, but JALAYBEE is speedily bred and shaped well on debut, so he's the most likely winner. Carnegie Hall, Mr Saturday and Devious are all newcomers with appeal, and market support for any of them should be highly respected.

Ballydoyle has already unleashed some nice juveniles and \CARNEGIE HALL\p is the choice; how Devious goes in the market will be noted

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13:35 Naas Handicap 5f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:35 Naas Handicap 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will do well. However, some horses that may have a chance at finishing in the top three are 8/1 (7) SHOEBOX KING, 4.5/1 (3) HARRY'S HILL, and 12/1 (6) MYMOMENTINTIME.

There might be a bit more to come from LOKADA this season. The Exceed And Excel filly was progressive at the back end of last year, winning twice at Dundalk before a decent run to finish fifth at the all-weather venue after missing the kick. She remains on the same mark of 72 and is still fairly unexposed. Senor Carrots was a winner at Dundalk last month and got a 10lb hike for a cosy success. He dropped down to a low grade and with a win under his belt, could also progress. Conversant is a lot more exposed but has to be respected after bouncing back to winning ways at Sligo recently.

Plenty are in with a shout. HARRY'S HILL is best forgiven his latest sixth at Cork when poorly drawn and this three-time scorer in 2022 can capitalise on a handy-looking mark now to open his account for this term. In-form pair Shoebox King and Jazzy Dancer appeal as the pick of the rest and can chase home Martin Hassett's 5-y-o in that order.

Provided the ground doesn't deteriorate too much, HARRY'S HILL may be able to run a big race from just 3lb above his last winning mark

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14:10 Naas Stakes 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Naas Stakes 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary alone. However, 1.1/1 (3) JOHANNES BRAHMS is a Siyouni colt who is highly respected on debut, and his pedigree suggests that he may have potential to be a winner. Additionally, the stable is in good form. 6/1 (2) GOLD COAST GALLEON is another newcomer who is well-bred and can be expected to perform well. Therefore, these two horses may be strong contenders for the top three spots along with 4/1 (4) TOURIST, who has plenty of speed in his pedigree, and may make for an interesting newcomer.

No form to go on here and Ballydoyle colt JOHANNES BRAHMS gets a token vote. Aidan O'Brien has already introduced some nice juveniles this year and this Siyouni colt was a 200,000gns purchase as a yearling. His dam was Listed-placed in France. Jessica Harrington's charge What A Squeeze is a half-sister to Jack Naylor, a multiple stakes winner for the yard. Joseph O'Brien's Gold Coast Galleon is a son of Magna Grecia who cost 65,000 euros as a yearling. His dam won in France as a juvenile and is from a strong black-type family. Ger Lyons introduces Tourist, a Zoustar colt out of Ainippe who was a smart filly for the yard a few years ago.

All newcomers, and the market should point the way, but JOHANNES BRAHMS stands out on paper, as an expensive yearling, bred for speed. What A Squeeze and Tourist are the other pair respected.

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14:45 Naas Handicap 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:45 Naas Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st: 5.5/1 (12) IVA BATT, 2nd: 8/1 (1) DREAM TODAY, 3rd: 7/1 (4) TAWAAZON

IVA BATT won on this card last year and also ran a cracker here last time. She just failed by a head to peg back Blairmayne 12 days ago and despite going up 4lb for that effort, she still looks on a nice mark, the same as when she won here 12 months ago. Jon Riggens was three and a quarter lengths behind the selection last time but, at the revised terms and with James Ryan claiming 7lb now, he could be a big danger. Dandyville ended last season in fine form with two wins at Dundalk and has to be respected. He probably wants the rain to stay away.

IVA BATT was having only his second outing for Ado McGuinness when a promising second over C&D last month and can go one better now. The thriving Tawaazon, Eddie Lynam's Jon Riggens and the selection's stablemate Dream Today head the dangers.

ANADORA won on her two previous seasonal debuts in Britain and shaped like a return to form was imminent when last seen

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15:20 Naas Handicap 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:20 Naas Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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1st: 4/1 (1) LORD MASSUSUS 2nd: 6/1 (9) RUN RAN RUN 3rd: 8/1 (7) POLAR BEAR

A very competitive looking heat and KING OF SCOTIA may prove best. The Kessaar gelding ran really well when chasing home stablemate Red Letter Bray on his comeback run here in testing conditions 12 days ago and the going probably wasn't ideal. He had won at Dundalk when previously seen in December and, although rain is forecast, it probably won't be as deep as last time, when he was reported to have lugged left in the closing stages. Run Ran Run has also handled heavy ground recently but may appreciate it a bit nicer. He only got home by a nose at the Curragh last month after running around slightly in the closing stages and there looks more to come. Tough Talk is a fascinating runner. He beat Little Big Bear on his debut last season but hasn't been seen since chasing home Blackbeard in the Marble Hill Stakes. That long absence and the application of blinkers on his return would be a slight concern.

Cork-scorer SOMETHING NICE posted a very good second on his handicap debut there last time and another bold showing looks on the cards here so he gets the vote at the chief expense of impressive Gowran winner Lord Massusus. A solid case can be made for both Vanguard Star and King of Scotia too and they complete the shortlist in a very competitive handicap.

Progressive Lord Massusus is likely to show up well but RUN RAN RUN gets nearly a stone from the top weight and may have his measure

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15:55 Naas Group 3 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Naas Group 3 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 2.5/1 (2) CAROLINE STREET has the best chance on form and should be included in the top three. 12/1 (4) DRUMMIN LIFE is also a strong contender, having won a maiden race and previously finishing behind 6/1 (6) FONISKA. For the third spot, 6/1 (6) FONISKA could be a good choice despite not quite seeing out the trip on heavy ground in their last outing.

CAROLINE STREET had a standout piece of form last season, when chasing home Auguste Rodin in Group 2 company on Irish Champions Weekend, and she looks a nice filly for middle distances this term. She failed to repeat that form on her final start at the Curragh but ran into traffic problems that day over a shorter trip. Despite being by No Nay Never, she shapes like this kind of trip will bring about improvement and it will be fascinating to see how she fares on her return. Foniska has already posted a good effort this term when finishing third in the Salsabil Stakes at Navan. She gave way in the closing stages then to stablemate Village Voice and runner-up Jackie Oh having looked like she had her rivals on the stretch over a furlong from home. She has to be respected and may be able to confirm form with the fourth-placed from that race, Lumiere Rock.

CAROLINE STREET is taken to strike for last year's winning trainer-jockey combination. She sets a good standard based on her Group 2 second at Leopardstown in September and this step up in trip should be in her favour. Red Riding Hood and Drummin Life are promising fillies, while the former's stablemate Diamondsareforever is completely unexposed and needs a close look.

It wouldn't be a surprise to see Navan third FONISKA try to make all again and conditions won't be as gruelling on this occasion

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16:30 Naas Stakes 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Naas Stakes 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, the horses that are predicted to do well and finish in the top three are 3.5/1 (4) NEW VARIANT, 2.5/1 (6) SIGNORA BELLISSIMA, and 4/1 (5) ROMAN HANDS. 3.5/1 (4) NEW VARIANT has won two consecutive races, including a career-best win and seems to be in good form. 2.5/1 (6) SIGNORA BELLISSIMA has shown promise and won a 12-runner handicap race, and with a good front-running ride, she could be a contender. 4/1 (5) ROMAN HANDS won a 15-runner maiden race and has responded well in the past, although the step up in distance could be a challenge.

ROMAN HANDS could be nicely handicapped on his return to action. The Holy Roman Emperor colt won a Galway maiden when last seen at the festival meeting there and that form has worked out well since. The third horse Keep In Touch was placed in a couple of stakes races subsequently, while the fourth horse, Thunderbear, was a very easy winner at Nottingham the other day off a mark of 85. New Variant has already won this season and looks an obvious danger. The New Approach gelding won a solid-looking maiden at Tipperary 16 days ago and remains on the same mark. Duke Of Leggagh was outclassed in the Tetrarch Stakes the other day but can't be discounted taking a drop in grade now.

SIGNORA BELLISSIMA was impressive when making all on her return at Leopardstown and there should be plenty more to come from her. She can follow up here, with New Variant and Duke of Leggagh feared most.

A little expensive to follow so far, SEA LEGEND nonetheless has plenty of solid form and may get his turn with a run under his belt

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17:10 Naas Maiden 8f - 21 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Naas Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 1.25/1 (17) SANDY CREEK, 5.5/1 (6) BEAUTY BELLA, and 33/1 (13) MUHAARAR'S GIRL are predicted to do well. However, as with any prediction, there is always a level of uncertainty in horse racing.

UNLESS has already been runner-up twice this season and may be able to get across the line now with blinkers applied. The daughter of Justify and Cheveley Park winner Clemmie chased home recent Group 3 winner Honey Girl on her return at the Curragh but was turned over at a short price at Dundalk subsequently. That run didn't look up to the level of her initial effort this term and the headgear may sharpen her up a bit now. Frankel filly Sandy Creek was runner-up on her sole outing at the Curragh last June and has to be respected despite a long absence. She chased home the smart Never Ending Story that day, who won the 1,000 Guineas Trial at Leopardstown last month. Beauty Bella is another with decent placed form but may have a bit to find off an official rating of 77.

SANDY CREEK has been absent for 10 months since her debut but that effort was promising and she's worth a chance to confirm it, with confidence in her chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. The first-time blinkered Unless was turned over at short odds on AW last time but has some quite useful form and is the obvious danger. Mashia is a newcomer to note in the betting.

The form of SANDY CREEK's narrow defeat on debut has worked out nicely with the winner proving to be a Pattern level filly since

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Racecard Key

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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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