14:35 Punchestown Conditions Chase 25f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, it seems that 4/1 (19) THREE BY TWO and 4.5/1 (3) HURRICANE DARWIN are the strongest contenders. 4/1 (19) THREE BY TWO has claimed a notable scalp and won a minor event chase at this course and distance, while 4.5/1 (3) HURRICANE DARWIN is a C&D winner and has shown good form in orthodox races. Both also have multiple wins this season. However, it's important to note that other horses may also surprise and perform well.

Last year's winner HURRICANE DARWIN comes here fresher than a few of his rivals and may be able to repeat the dose. The Westerner gelding has run well on a couple of occasions over fences this year and it's no surprise that he has been aimed at this race again. The mare Three By Two was a good winner here on Tuesday and commands plenty of respect turning out again. Midnight Maestro is another to consider.

Over half of these were involved earlier in the week so, with that in mind, PLAN OF ATTACK is taken to snap a lengthy losing run stretching back to 2019. Last year's winner Hurricane Darwin has presumably been saved for this contest so he may emerge as the main danger, while Three By Two took to the banks like a duck to water when winning over C&D on Tuesday and so she warrants plenty of respect if turned out again quickly.

Enda Bolger's BIRCHDALE will be hard to beat if adapting to this course in the manner usually associated with the stable.

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15:10 Punchestown Handicap Chase 31f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 6/1 (6) AIONE and 9/1 (15) SIR BOB seem to have the best chance of performing well, with 6/1 (6) AIONE having

MY DESIGN has already run well over a marathon trip this season and looks capable of winning a nice prize. The Scorpion mare chased home Malina Girl in the Ulster National at Downpatrick early in the month and is only a couple of pounds higher now. Shane O'Callaghan landed a big pot here on Hereditary Rule here on Wednesday and his 7lb claim leaves My Design on a nice low weight. Willie Mullins is represented by Aione and he commands plenty of respect. The Coastal Path gelding bounced back to form when taking a beginners chase at Cork 20 days ago and better ground may have helped him then. The trip was perhaps on the short side for Mercury Lane when he was a close second at Wexford last time and he is another for the shortlist taking a big jump up in distance.

AIONE is very lightly raced for his age and impressed with his jumping when landing a novice at Cork recently, so he's worth chancing back in a handicap. History of Fashion and My Design both arrive in good order also and rank as the chief dangers in a competitive affair.

Runner-up in this race last season, THE DABBLER may go one better. An early mistake harmed his chance at Fairyhouse

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15:50 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 19f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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1.75/1 (5) LOVE ENVOI is predicted to do well based on the summary.

LOVE ENVOI is the form choice here and can confirm placings with those that finished in behind at Cheltenham. The Westerner mare ran a cracker in the Mares Hurdle when making Honeysuckle work for her fairytale ending and was nicely clear of the pack at the line. She likes to get on with things and the booking of Danny Mullins looks a perfect match. Queens Brook stayed on in third in the Mares Hurdle and has a few lengths to find, along with the fourth, Echoes In Rain, and the fifth, Brandy Love. Echoes In Rain would appear to be the main hope of Willie Mullins' trio so commands utmost respect. She failed to quicken after making up ground from the rear at Cheltenham and a stronger pace may suit better now. She also runs well around here.

LOVE ENVOI found only the remarkable Honeysuckle too strong in the Mares' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and can go one better here. Queens Brook and Echoes In Rain came in a good third and fourth that day and can again chase home Harry Fry's very smart mare in that order.

This is a rematch of the Grade 1 mares' hurdle at Cheltenham, and LOVE ENVOI can uphold form with the five who were behind her then.

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16:25 Punchestown Handicap Chase 24f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 7/1 (5) DARVER STAR seems like a strong contender with three wins this season and a good second in a recent handicap chase. The addition of cheekpieces may also give him an extra edge. 8/1 (1) SAM BROWN is also worth considering with a yard in good form and the addition of blinkers. 3/1 (4) RAMILLIES has potential but has been demoted for causing interference and pulled up in his last race. 6.5/1 (7) FLEGMATIK, 14/1 (13) BALLYKEEL, and 18/1 (12) BRIDESWELL LAD could also give good accounts.

Leinster National winner DIOL KER was a first fence casualty in the Grand National but had previously finished a good second in the Paddy Power last Christmas. He is ground-versatile and stays this distance. Ramillies was pulled up in a Cheltenham Grade 1 but now drops in grade and contests his first handicap while Escaria Ten stays well but was pulled up in at Cheltenham handicap. Champagne Gold was hampered early-on when eventually pulling up at Cheltenham. Darver Star ran well in a lesser race at Wexford while Flegmatik has been running well in similar UK handicaps. Most of Brideswell Lad's form is over middle-distances and while progressive, competes from a career high mark stepping up in grade. Fire Attack jumps left but was a course chase winner last May while Must Be Obeyed pulled up in the Irish National but had previously run well at Navan (beating Percy Warner). Jerandme fell, when disputing the lead, last time and has handicap chase form.

Lots with chances but RAMILLIES is taken to bounce back from a poor showing in the Broadway at Cheltenham and resume winning ways on his first venture into handicap company for Willie Mullins. Darver Star is a consistent sort and feared most on the back of his good Wexford second, with Flegmatik and Must Be Obeyed completing the shortlist.

Though DARVER STAR did not cover himself with glory in his first spell over fences he may have the ability to win a race like this

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17:00 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 0.62/1 (8) LOSSIEMOUTH seems to be the most likely to do well as she has an unbeaten record, a career-best Triumph success, and has turned the tables on her stablemate. 3.75/1 (7) GALA MARCEAU, while a strong contender, may struggle to reverse form with 0.62/1 (8) LOSSIEMOUTH. 4.5/1 (4) ZARAK THE BRAVE also has the potential for more improvement, but it remains to be seen how he will perform against these competitors. The other horses, 14/1 (6) ENJOY THE DREAM, 20/1 (2) NUSRET, 100/1 (3) YOUR HONOR, 150/1 (5) CINSA, and 250/1 (1) JACOVEC CAVERN, seem to have less of a chance of doing well in this particular race.

LOSSIEMOUTH has done little wrong in five hurdle runs and can confirm Triumph Hurdle placings with runner-up Gala Marceau. A debut Auteuil hurdle winner last April, her only defeat came against Gala Marceau at the Dublin Racing Festival when meeting significant trouble in-running but holds an edge having beaten Gala Marceau for a second time, at Cheltenham. Gala Marceau is high-class but needs to improve slightly to win. Enjoy The Dream is improving and won a recent Grade 2. She seems suited by soft ground but has French flat form on good and while the Fairyhouse runner-up was previously well held in the Triumph, Enjoy The Dream is open to further progression. Zarak The Brave is held by the selection on December form and met with a training setback subsequently while Nusret was third in an Aintree Grade 1, finishing behind the Triumph Hurdle third.

This is likely to be another Willie Mullins domination, with LOSSIEMOUTH taken to confirm last month's Cheltenham superiority over Gala Marceau. The returning Zarak The Brave likely has more to offer and can make it another 1-2-3 in a Grade 1 juvenile this season for his all-conquering stable.

LOSSIEMOUTH (nap) justified favouritism in the Triumph last time and on the back of that career best performance, she's hard to oppose

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17:30 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 19f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to confidently predict which horse will do well based on this summary, as there are several horses with recent good form and lower marks, as well as some with inconsistent or unreliable past performances. However, some horses to consider include 4/1 (12) SEDDON, 7/1 (21) GREEN GLORY, 7.5/1 (8) AN EPIC SONG, 11/1 (14) TAX FOR MAX, 12/1 (17) HORANTZAU D'AIRY, and 25/1 (6) GALORE DESASSENCES, who have all shown good recent form and have respectable marks. 8.5/1 (18) RISK BELLE, who won at Fairyhouse this month and has been promoted, is also worth bearing in mind. Other horses may need to improve or have tough marks to overcome.

RISK BELLE has smart form in completed handicap and won a similar event recently. Unbeaten in two initial French hurdles, she is 7lb higher than when winning at Fairyhouse (Horantzau D'airy finished third) but might progress further stepping up in trip and remains a fraction unexposed. An Epic Song bumped into a well handicapped winner of the Coral Cup last month but would prefer soft ground. Galore Desassences ran well on his debut for Gavin Cromwell at Fairyhouse (Heia finished seventh) and has winning form on good ground while Green Glory has useful handicap form and should run well from 1lb out of the handicap. Tax For Max finished fifth to the selection at Fairyhouse and finished third here on Tuesday but is better at two miles. Ballyadam ran well in last month's County Hurdle but also steps up in trip while Cheltenham winner Seddon reverts to hurdles, having won in this sphere at Cheltenham in October but is probably a better chaser.

Willie Mullins has a tremendous record in this race and fields half-a-dozen candidates. HEIA, who is Paul Townend's pick, arrives here fresh on the back of an encouraging spin at Fairyhouse where she was returning from 9 months off, and the 6-y-o may well be the answer. Tax For Max, another member of the Mullins battalion, put in a good shift here on Tuesday and is feared most with this step back up in trip a good move. The in-form Seddon, An Epic Song and Green Glory are others to consider.

SEDDON took out a competitive renewal of the Plate at Cheltenham last month and he's rated 9lb lower for his return to hurdles

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18:05 Punchestown NH Flat Race 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary provided, some of the horses that seem to have a good chance are: 1. 4/1 (12) RAINBOW TRAIL: Although he narrowly missed out in a point before, he has been sold for a considerable amount, and the winner of that point has run well in defeat since. The horse also has a good pedigree, and the trainer has a clear appeal. 2. 8/1 (2) BARONS REVENGE: The horse has a decent pedigree, and his dam is a bumper winner. He is also one of two horses for the top yard with clear appeal, and they are currently having a good spell. 3. 22/1 (13) REDSTONE: The horse was in the process of running a big race in his only point start, and he comes from a family of successful horses. He seems to have every chance on his Rules debut, but the market should be checked. 4. 22/1 (14) SOLO FLIGHT: The horse has gone close in both point starts, and he was bought for a considerable amount since his last race. He also has a good

WALK THE WARRIOR's yard does well in bumpers. By Walk In The Park and out of a bumper winner, he is brother to a dual hurdle winner and a half-brother to Grade 2 chase winner Churchstonewarrior and makes an early debut aged four, which is encouraging. Sorrentino has a good, mostly flat, pedigree. A half-brother to four flat winners, his dam is a half-sister to a Group 1 winner but also to smart jumper Mengli Khan and is Patrick Mullins' pick over Barons Revenge. He is out of a bumper winning half-sister to his trainer's Kempes, but debuts in a tongue-tie. Emmet Mullins won the 2021 renewal and runs Full Metal Jacket, which showed ability in a point-to-point and runs in a hood while last year's winner Gavin Cromwell runs Redstone, which held a winning chance when falling at Oldstown and looks capable. Quarry Rocco has changed hands following a Liscarroll point win while Rainbow Trail has been bought by Gigginstown, having been beaten by a subsequent dual bumper-placed winner at Corbeagh House. Solo Flight has points form while Chasing Unicorn's unraced dam is a half-sister to Next Destination. Goldinthemoutains is out of a Listed flat winner and makes a somewhat belated debut but represents leading connections.

The betting will help sort these out, with expensive recruit RAINBOW TRAIL and the Willie Mullins' pair Barons Revenge and Sorrentino the three against the field as things stand.

With no Rules form to go on, it's worth taking a chance on SORRENTINO for a yard enjoying a fine season with their bumper horses

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18:40 Punchestown Stakes 15f - 25 Run Class & Speed Card

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JUNGLE COVE and Hell Bent both command plenty of respect for Jessica Harrington, with preference going to the former. Dalton Highway and Stuzzikini appeal most of the remainder.

It may be worth chancing STUZZIKINI who won a maiden hurdle last week and handles any ground.

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