14:10 Naas Maiden 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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FLASH THE CASH takes a drop in class here after a creditable effort in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot last month. The Bungle Inthejungle filly wasn't disgraced when mid-division in Group 2 company last time and reverts to maiden company now. She had been third at Navan previously and sets a good standard off a mark of 86. Lunigiana looks the obvious danger having been runner-up on her debut at Cork just over three weeks ago. She bumped into a classy looking sort in Babouche then. Sweet Chariot was fifth in that Cork maiden and is a potential improver.

FLASH THE CASH ran about as well as could have been expected 5¾ lengths tenth of 24 in Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot and a fillies' maiden should be well within her compass. Lunigiana beat the rest comfortably when second to an exciting prospect at Cork and rates a big threat, while the regally-bred Sweet Chariot offered plenty to work on when fifth in the same race.

Cork runner-up LUNIGIANA pulled well clear of the remainder on that occasion and can go one better here

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14:45 Naas Stakes 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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RED EVOLUTION has bumped into some smart sorts in his two maidens and may be able to collect now despite giving weight to his rivals. The Mehmas colt was third in a tight finish on his debut at the Curragh and the winner Henri Matisse went on to land the Railway Stakes. Last time he lost out by a neck to another nice horse in Celtic Chieftain at Navan and his form looks very solid. Elzem is the only winner in the field and looks like a big danger. He gets a nice pull from the selection with Wayne Hassett taking off a valuable 5lb. The lightly weighted Billie Be Quick is another that has to come into calculations.

RED EVOLUTION went close in a couple of above average maidens at the Curragh and Navan so looks the one to beat. Elzem is next best ahead of Billie Be Quick and Alfred Tennyson.

This should go to RED EVOLUTION who sets a good standard here after narrow defeats on both starts

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

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AMERICAN IN PARIS ran a remarkable race here last time after blowing the start and if she can get off on terms the Starspangledbanner filly is up to winning off her current mark. She gave the field a healthy start then and was getting reminders early on. Going to the line though she powered home and was just denied for second at the post behind Turn Up The Beat. The winner turns out again here and with connections saying that they expected improvement from that run he has to be respected. Scarlet Dancer drops in trip after a cosy win at Roscommon on Tuesday and is another for the shortlist.

SCARLET DANCER confirmed more positive signs when ending a losing run stretching back almost 3 years at Roscommon 4 days ago and, evidently thriving at present, he could well be up to defying a penalty. Not Just Yet, with a reappearance spin under his belt, and Nouvel Espoir are others to consider, with Lady Daar and American In Paris completing the shortlist.

After running creditably in a much stronger race at Navan, NOUVEL ESPOIR may have a class edge over these and he remains unexposed

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15:55 Naas Handicap 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A competitive looking contest and previous course and distance winner TAI TAM BAY may prove the pick after a good run at the Curragh a week ago. She kept on nicely when third at a big price behind Apricot Ice in a strong contest then and despite a 4lb rise is entitled to run a big race here. Magical Vision was a winner at the Curragh on her last outing but this quicker ground would be a concern for her. Ostraka ran really well on her first outing for Danny Murphy at Cork, when second to Bold Optimist, and could be a big player here now.

Plenty arrive with claims, including TAI TAM BAY who shaped well returned to sprinting when third at the Curragh 7 days ago, particularly given she probably raced a touch further back than ideal, and she can confirm the promise of that run and come out on top. Aurora Nova shouldn't be judged harshly on her latest run and better is expected here. Magical Vision and Annie Edson Taylor are a couple of others to factor in.

The selection is TAI TAM BAY(nap) who ran a fine race off her highest mark at the Curragh last week and should go very close

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16:30 Naas Maiden 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Like most of the Ballydoyle juveniles SWAGMAN should improve from his first run and can step forward to open his account. The Wootton Bassett colt shaped with promise when third to Hotazhell at the Curragh last month and with that experience under his belt he looks the one to beat. Mano Chicago was also third on his debut at Gowran Park last month and Johnny Murtagh's charge looks like another leading player. The market may prove the best guide to the chances of the Dermot Weld-trained newcomer Truth Be Told. The Too Darn Hot colt is out of Ribblesdale winner Princess Highway and a half-brother to three winners, including the Group 1 placed Eternal Silence.

Aidan O'Brien's SWAGMAN appeals as the sort to take a sizeable step forward from his debut Curragh third so gets the nod from Mano Chicago who also made a promising start when third at Gowran recently. Newcomers Truth Be Told and Glyndwr are in good hands and can't be discounted either, especially if the market vibes are positive.

Preference is for MANO CHICAGO after a very good debut at Gowran with plenty of improvement likely

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17:05 Naas Stakes 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ado McGuinness and Ronan Whelan have been trying to get ELINOR DASHWOOD to settle better in her races and were rewarded for their labours when the daughter of Kodi Bear won a handicap over this trip at Gowran. She had a couple of subsequent winners behind her on that occasion and, although wrong at these weights, may be progressive enough to defy what is effectively a 10lb higher mark. Chicago Fireball has come good lately with a pair of front-running victories over a mile and one would imagine similar tactics will be employed over this shorter distance. Democracy found trouble in running in a similar contest at Fairyhouse when an unlucky third to a subsequent premier handicap winner.

None of these can be discounted but DEMOCRACY is fancied to gain compensation for his unlucky Fairyhouse third and get back to winning ways. Chicago Fireball rates a big threat though on the back of his recent Leopardstown victory, with Messerschmitt also well in the mix.

Gowran h'cap winner Elinor Dashwood is effectively 10lb higher so will need to have improved again in the interim but that is possible

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17:40 Naas Handicap 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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TYDER showed notable improvement when second in an all-aged handicap over 1m1f at Leopardstown and can go one better off a 3lb higher mark. The Ribchester gelding stuck to his task well on that occasion and this extra furlong should suit. The Slatterys combined to land a winner with a similar type at Tipperary during the week. Dancing Steve had shown little before finishing third to Dream Ticket at Down Royal and, with a claimer now on board, can turn around that form on 10lb better terms. Empress Alma was not far off a subsequent maiden winner when fifth over a longer trip at Limerick. She still looked a little green there and can continue to progress.

Plenty are in with a shout. Adrian McGuinness has his string in good nick so his DANCING STEVE is taken to build on his excellent recent Down Royal third and gain his breakthrough victory. Tyder heads the list of dangers on the back of a good Leopardstown second, although the likes of Fine Print, Best Law and Dream Ticket can all have a say too in this highly competitive handicap.

Andy Slattery had a recent winner in this category and may bag another here with TYDER who showed notable improvement at Leopardstown

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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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