14:20 Navan Maiden 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:20 Navan Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this information alone, but some of the more interesting newcomers could be 0.83/1 (2) RIVER TIBER, 4/1 (7) UNQUESTIONABLE, and 4/1 (6) THE BEAR TRAP. 0.83/1 (2) RIVER TIBER has a high price tag and comes from a family with some successful sprinters, while 4/1 (7) UNQUESTIONABLE also comes from a strong family and is trained by a top yard. 4/1 (6) THE BEAR TRAP has a decent pedigree and comes from a family with some winners up to 1m. However, the market can also guide with horses like 12/1 (4) SMASH FACTOR and 12/1 (8) ZONA VERDE, so it's important to see how they perform closer to the race.

Aidan O'Brien introduces a pair of expensively-purchased Wootton Bassett colts and Ryan Moore is on board RIVER TIBER. Bought in Newmarket for 480,000 guineas as a yearling, he's from the family of Group 1-winning juvenile Sudirman. The other O'Brien runner, Unquestionable, cost 340,000 Euros as a yearling at Arqana and is from the family of Cityscape and Bated Breath. Fozzy Stack has his team good and forward and Smash Factor, a half-brother to last season's 7f two-year-old winner Tiverton, is one to note. Jessica Harrington is another trainer who has really hit form and she unleashes The Bear Trap, a brother to The Kodi Kid who won over a mile at two for Andrew Balding.

Aidan O'Brien saddles two well-related Wooton Bassett newcomers and RIVER TIBER is taken to edge out stablemate Unquestionable in a race where the market should prove highly revealing. Smash Factor and The Bear Trap also appeal on paper and can fight it out for minor honours.

Scratched last weekend because of heavy ground, conditions will be more suitable for RIVER TIBER here and Ryan Moore's pick is chosen

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14:55 Navan Handicap 6f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:55 Navan Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 4/1 (10) QUEEN'S PARDON and 4.5/1 (4) TAWAAZON seem to be the strongest contenders, with 4/1 (10) QUEEN'S PARDON having won a 17-runner handicap in heavy conditions just four weeks ago and 4.5/1 (4) TAWAAZON having recently bagged their third win of the year. 10/1 (1) ALJADY and 16/1 (6) LIVINGSTON RANGE also have potential, with 10/1 (1) ALJADY posting their best effort in some time with first-time blinkers and 16/1 (6) LIVINGSTON RANGE having won a 12-runner handicap in their last outing. However, it is difficult to make a definitive prediction as there are many factors at play, such as the weather and track conditions, as well as the form and performance of the horses on race day.

Eddie and Patrick Harty have snared a couple of Curragh handicaps already this season and QUEEN'S PARDON had several of these rivals behind when winning over 6f last month. She has gone up 7lb to a perch of 68 after that success but went close off an even higher mark last season so may be able to follow up. Tawaazon has won three of his five starts since joining James MacAuley and was successful over the bare 5f here last month. He couldn't land a blow at the Curragh last weekend but that was in a much better race and his chance has to be respected in this grade. Stanhope's three victories for his current trainer have all come at Navan, including this race, off this mark, first time out last year. The nine-year-old isn't the most consistent but his track record means he has to enter calculations.

QUEEN'S PARDON made a winning return at the Curragh last month and remains relatively unexposed over sprint trips. She can follow up. Tawaazon and Aljady should also go well.

John McConnell had STANHOPE well primed to win this event on his seasonal debut 12 months ago and he is on the same mark now.

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15:30 Navan Listed 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:30 Navan Listed 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the provided summary, it is likely that the Antarctic Smart colt and the 3.33/1 (1) AESOP'S FABLES lightly-raced winner will perform well in their upcoming races. 1.25/1 (3) THE ANTARCTIC Smart colt has had two wins from five runs and performed well in a Middle Park Stakes race, while the 3.33/1 (1) AESOP'S FABLES winner has also had two wins and a respectable second-place finish in a listed race. The other horses have either been off for a significant amount of time, have had limited wins or have not shown significant promise in their previous races.

THE ANTARCTIC looks the pick at the weights here on his return to action. The Dark Angel colt, a full-brother to brilliant sprinter Battaash, chased home stablemate Blackbeard in the Middle Park Stakes on his final start last season and was a very smart sprinting juvenile. He got the six furlongs well in Group 1 company and this looks a nice starting point ahead of a sprinting campaign this season. Shartash was twice placed at Group 1 level and looks the danger. Johnny Murtagh's charge was third in both the Phoenix Stakes and National Stakes and also beat the aforementioned Blackbeard in the Group 2 Railway Stakes. He has to give the selection a couple of pounds now. Aesop's Fables, stablemate of the selection, is another that has to be on the shortlist. He has a length-and-a-quarter to find with Shartash on their running in the National Stakes.

THE ANTARCTIC holds the edge on form so is fancied to make a winning return at the chief expense of his stablemate Aesop's Fables who is much respected. Shartash and Ocean Quest appeal as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.

A small field but a classy contest; the choice of Moore was always going to be instructive and we'll row in with his mount THE ANTARCTIC

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16:05 Navan Listed 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:05 Navan Listed 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 1.25/1 (7) JACKIE OH and 5.5/1 (8) KEEP IN TOUCH seem to be the strongest contenders. They both have recently placed well in races and are expected to benefit from the step up in trip. 7/1 (6) FONISKA and 14/1 (9) VILLAGE VOICE also have some potential for improvement, but may face tougher competition in this race. The other horses do not seem to have as strong of a chance of winning.

A few of these have potential for improvement going up in trip now and the beautifully-bred JACKIE OH gets the vote. The daughter of Galileo and disqualified Guineas winner Jacqueline Quest was the stable's second string on her debut at Naas but proved too strong for the better fancied Red Riding Hood. The winner has franked that form since and Jackie Oh looks a filly with plenty of potential. Lumiere Rock sets the standard off a mark of 103 and commands utmost respect. She ended last season with a front-running success in Group 3 company at the Curragh and looks like she should thrive over middle distances this season. Keep In Touch beat Lumiere Rock in a Galway maiden earlier in the campaign and ran well in a couple of stakes races subsequently. She's another for the shortlist.

Several of these have Classic aspirations and JACKIE OH, who made a winning start to her career in a Naas maiden last month, appeals as the most likely of them to develop into a serious contender for major honours this season. She is taken to maintain her 100% record. Keep In Touch and Lumiere Rock both bring Group form to the table and merit respect but so does Village Voice and she is feared most.

Seemingly more forward than anticipated when beating an odds-on stablemate at Naas, JACKIE OH may cope with the rise in class

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16:35 Navan Listed 14f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Navan Listed 14f Race Speed Rating Flow

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The prediction is that 1.63/1 (6) EMILY DICKINSON will do well based on the summary which states that she is a smart filly, won her last race by 5½ lengths, and is considered the one to beat by Ryan Moore.

EMILY DICKINSON thrived when going up in trip last season and could be a leading contender for 'Cup' races this season. The regally-bred filly, a daughter of Irish Oaks winner Chicquita, was fourth in the same classic as her dam but really came into her own over two miles at the end of the year when running out an impressive winner of the Group 3 Loughbrown Stakes. She is currently disputing favouritism for the Ascot Gold Cup and this was the starting point for brilliant stablemate Kyprios last term. Aidan O'Brien also saddles Bolshoi Ballet, who is top rated in the race with a mark of 110. He was a Grade 1 winner in the US last year but that came over ten furlongs and he's unproven at this kind of trip. French Claim was impressive when winning over course and distance on his return last month. This is a tougher task but he has to be respected.

Aidan O'Brien has landed this race with a number of top stayers over the years and EMILY DICKINSON possesses the potential to make up into one herself. The Dubawi filly was an impressive winner of the Loughbrown Stakes upped to 2m at the Curragh on her final start of last season and she should prove too strong for French Claim, who did the job well over this C&D on his seasonal reappearance last month. Emily Dickinson's stablemate Bolshoi Ballet is best of the rest.

A crucial hint here with Ryan Moore opting for EMILY DICKINSON (nap), who finished last season on a high, over Bolshoi Ballet

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17:10 Navan Handicap 13f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Navan Handicap 13f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary provided, the horse that seems most likely to do well is 10/1 (13) BELGOPRINCE, who has a course win and a very good second in a recent handicap hurdle. 12/1 (1) BUTTERFLY GARDEN also has promise, having finished well in a recent handicap and now going back up in trip. 11/1 (11) BOOLA BOOLA cannot be taken lightly despite a recent win and an increase in weight. The other horses either have poor recent form, are lightly raced, or have unknown factors, making their chances uncertain.

THE GOSSIPER looks capable of winning a handicap off this kind of mark. Emmet Mullins' charge ran well on his return in a maiden at Bellewstown 16 days ago when finishing third to Star Kissed. Based on that run a rating of 67 could be lenient. Fenomeno also ran well on his return this year when runner-up at Dundalk late last month. He got a 3lb rise for that effort but could still be a big player in this company. Boola Boola won last time at Dundalk and is another for the shortlist here despite a 7lb rise for that victory.

A big field but it's hard to ignore the claims of THE GOSSIPER given he's been allotted a very low mark when you consider his bumper ability. Fenomeno is another to consider at the foot of the weights, with Boola Boola completing the shortlist.

Three-time bumper winner THE GOSSIPER seems versatile enough to win a Flat handicap of this standard judged on a recent maiden run

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17:40 Navan Maiden 13f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:40 Navan Maiden 13f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to predict which horse will do well without more information, as all of the horses have some degree of potential or positive qualities listed. However, the 1.38/1 (5) QUEENSTOWN Galileo colt and 7/1 (1) COLLABORATIVE Fastnet Rock colt are described as having notable siblings and relations with racing success, which could suggest they may also perform well.

Three of these hold entries in the Irish Derby and QUEENSTOWN may prove the pick. The Galileo colt is a full-brother to Group 3 winner, and Irish Oaks runner-up, Rain Goddess and their grand-dam was Guineas winner Virginia Waters. Jessica Harrington has her team in fine form and Galileo's Compass is, not surprisingly, another son of the great sire. He is a full-brother to a smart horse in Changingoftheguard, fifth in last year's Derby and winner of the Group 3 Chester Vase and Group 2 King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot. Dermot Weld introduces the other Derby entry, Collaborative. This Fastnet Rock colt is a half-brother to Listed winner Red Stars from the family of St Leger winner Simple Verse.

This is likely to be fought out by the newcomers, with QUEENSTOWN appealing most on pedigree. Galileo's Compass may be next best in a race where the market should provide strong clues.

The Harrington stable is starting to get motoring and GALILEO'S CHOICE is a token selection with the market obviously set to be crucial

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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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