13:20 Punchestown Conditions Chase 25f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Coko Beach posted a fine second in the Becher Chase at Aintree in December and the nine-year-old is an interesting recruit to this unique discipline. Gordon Elliott's charge must enter calculations, but STATTLER edges the verdict. The Stowaway gelding was far from disgraced when runner-up over an inadequate 2m4f in a Grade 2 at Thurles recently and that should have put him spot on for his debut in this sphere. Fameaftertheglory should put his latest third-placed effort in this discipline at Cheltenham to good use and shouldn't be underestimated.

Willie Mullins' STATTLER has no Allaho to contend with this time so is fancied to go one better than his recent Thurles second to his top-class stablemate and get off the mark for the season. Gordon Elliott's Coko Beach rates much the biggest danger ahead of the talented but temperamental Fameaftertheglory.

Perhaps COKO BEACH, who has the merit of smart6 handicap chase form this season, will adapt better to this course than Stattler

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13:50 Punchestown Handicap Chase 22f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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LA MALMASON built on the promise of her third behind Found A Fifty at Down Royal when making a successful raid on her handicap debut over fences at Cheltenham in December. The winning margin doesn't tell the full story as she appeared to win with something to spare and a 6lb rise is unlikely to be an inconvenience. Bonnie Kellie took a step back in the right direction when runner-up here last month when she arguably would have won but for a bad mistake at the second last. Kates Hill appeals most of the remainder.

LA MALMASON won a competitive handicap at Cheltenham last time with a bit in hand and looks more than good enough to give the weight away to this opposition. Bonnie Kellie and Kates Hill can battle it out for the forecast spot.

Cheltenham handicap La Malmason may struggle to concede 24lb to KATES HILL, winner of a conditions race here last month.

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14:20 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 17f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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MERCUREY made a pleasing return to action here when finishing third on his first outing for 13 months and the six-year-old remains open to a fair amount of improvement. Lightkeeper shaped with promise on his Rules debut when chasing home Tullyhill at Naas and that experience is likely to stand him in good stead going forward. Supreme Ruler is bred to be useful and commands respect along with Milan Dollar Lady, who is a half-sister to Grade 1-winning chaser Road To Respect.

This represents a good opportunity for MERCUREY, who was third in a big-field maiden won by his potentially smart stablemate Lisnagar Fortune a few weeks ago. He is entitled to come on for that (first run following a 13-month break) and, with very few miles on the clock, he remains open to improvement. Lightkeeper made a promising start under Rules at Naas last month and he is second choice ahead of likely-looking newcomers Supreme Ruler and I Get It, both of whom need a market check.

Following a solid display behind stablemate Lisnagar Fortune over C&D last month, MERCUREY should be too strong for these rivals.

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14:50 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 20f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Linden Arden was sent off at a short price for a Leopardstown handicap on his debut for the Willie Mullins yard and while he disappointed that day, it would be no surprise to see him bounce back now returned to maiden company. All For Rachel must be considered on the back of a handicap second at Navan recently and Magic Sadler made the frame in a similar event nine days ago, but it could pay to take a chance on PIRATE ISLAND. Third over 2m the last twice, he has been doing his best work at the finish and he should relish this step up in trip.

LINDEN ARDEN couildn't make a winning start for Willie Mullins when sixth at Leopardstown but went too freely after an absence there and remains one to be interested in for his new handler. Pirate Island and Chiefs Kingdom both arrive in good order and can chase home the selection in that order.

It might well be worth giving another chance to LINDEN ARDEN om his second run for Closutton after a disappointing opening run

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15:20 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHANNON ROYALE claimed the scalp of the well-regarded Tullyhll when easily landing a maiden hurdle here in November, so it was disappointing that he failed to land a blow in a Listed handicap the following month. However, he sports first-time blinkers now and Gordon Elliott's six-year-old looks worth another chance dropping in class. Morricone was a ready winner of a handicap over the extended 2m here three weeks ago and he could prove the biggest threat to the selection, ahead of Prince Palace.

SHANNON ROYALE failed to do himself justice when joint-favourite for a good-quality handicap at Navan last time but had been progressive prior to that, including a course maiden win, and is given another chance in first-time blinkers. Prince Palace made a solid start to his handicap career when third at Fairyhouse last month and is feared most unless the market vibes are notably strong surrounding Intent Approach.

Preference is for INTENT APPROACH, a faller when fancied at Thurles last time but worth another chance off a potentially friendly mark

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15:55 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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The stoutly-bred BESTALINE offered far more encouragement when a staying-on third over an extended 2m 4f here recently. This rise in distance could do the trick for Gordon Elliott's mare and a breakthrough victory over hurdles may be on the cards. Although a 7lb rise will make life tougher for last month's Clonmel scorer Lissen To The Lady, the veteran still warrants respect in her current mood. She may give the selection most to think about, ahead of the unexposed Pipers Boreen.

NO FUSSING made a well-backed rapid improver work hard for the win here 3 weeks ago and could be the way to go. Clonmel-winner Lissen to The Lady and Pipers Boreen are a couple of the other likely players in a good contest.

The one to beat could well be NO FUSSING(nap), whose excellent second over C&D last time showed that she is thriving on racing

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16:30 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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LUCKY LYREEN gets the nod in this maiden hurdle finale and ought to go very close on a reproduction of his latest second to O'Moore Park, who is a really promising novice hurdler representing Willie Mullins' yard. The six-year-old is edging closer to the target, seemingly improving between runs, and this could be the time to catch him. Kinturk Kalanisi boasts a similar profile following an improved display at Cork last time, while chances are also given to Bossofthebrownies and One Big Bang.

Bumper winner LUCKY LYREEN is starting to get the hang of things over hurdles now and this looks a good opportunity up in trip. Bossofthebrownies is feared most ahead of Kinturk Kalanisi.

There was lots to like about the run of BOSSOFTHEBROWNIES over C&D last time and he can make the required improvement

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