15:40 Punchestown Conditions Chase 21f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:40 Punchestown Conditions Chase 21f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to confidently predict which horse will do well based on this summary, as many of them have poor form or limited experience. However, 3.5/1 (5) HAPPY VICTORY and 9/1 (6) JET FIGHTER are both described as having strong chances, with 3.5/1 (5) HAPPY VICTORY having won both of their starts in points and 9/1 (6) JET FIGHTER being a fair chaser with a respectable recent performance. 12/1 (8) MATTHEWS HILL and 8/1 (2) ARTIC WEATHER are also worth a market check, with 12/1 (8) MATTHEWS HILL having made the frame in completed starts in points and 8/1 (2) ARTIC WEATHER being runner-up twice from four starts in points.

The form of FR GILLIGANSVOYGE's dead-heat for first place in Borris House in March received a massive boost when the horse that joined him on the line won over the banks at the festival on Tuesday. Pat Taaffe did the steering that day and takes a handy 7lb off his back. Speaker Thomas was well behind Fr Gilligansvoyge in sixth, but arrives in winning form after landing a point-to-point in Stradbally this month. He gets first-time cheekpieces. Artic Weather was beaten a length and a half into second by Speaker Thomas that day, but has a 7lb pull in the weights with James Hannon's claim, and a tongue-strap and blinkers are applied. This seven-year-old gelding is very much unexposed. Gordon Elliott's Happy Victory won his last two point-to-points before a couple of underwhelming track efforts.

JET FIGHTER acquitted himself well when sixth in the cross country earlier in the week and, if he can reproduce that sort of performance he should be hard to beat in what looks quite a thin race. An Droichead Gorm looks the chief threat and Artic Weather merits respect.

Despite two undistinguished hunter chase displays, HAPPY VICTORY will be hard to beat on the evidence of his point-to-point form

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16:15 Punchestown Handicap Chase 21f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:15 Punchestown Handicap Chase 21f Race Speed Rating Flow

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4/1 (3) KILCRUIT seems to be a strong contender based on being Paul Townend's choice and having promising overall form. 4/1 (6) LIFE IN THE PARK and 9/1 (5) GRANDERO BELLO also have good Grade 3 running form and are worth considering. 10/1 (4) MACS CHARM and 12/1 (2) AUTHORIZED ART both have recent wins and could have potential in handicap chases. However, horses like 22/1 (8) HALLOWED STAR and 25/1 (10) TULLYBEG may be risky due to recent poor form or long absences.

LIFE IN THE PARK has an each-way chance at the prices. Henry de Bromhead's six-year-old gelding made a highly encouraging seasonal reappearance at Limerick when nearest at the finish in a close third in a Grade 3 novice chase. There ought to be plenty more to come from him in this sphere. He won the Adare Manor Opportunity Final Handicap Hurdle at last season's Punchestown Festival. Kilcruit is three from four across all codes (a Grade 1 bumper, a maiden hurdle and a beginners' chase) at Punchestown. His last two unplaced outings came in Grade 1 company over fences and he is clearly a big player in this company. Emmet Mullins' So Scottish is very talented and can rebound from an unplaced run at Cheltenham. Grandero Bello was a neck in front of Life In The Park in second at Limerick and gets first-time cheekpieces. Dropping back in trip will suit him.

SO SCOTTISH shaped well when seventh in the Magners Plate at Cheltenham Festival 6 weeks ago, travelling strongly for a long way before the lack of a recent run told, and that should leave him spot on now. Life In The Park shaped much better than the bare result in a Grade 3 at Limerick last month and is of interest now handicapping, while Kilcruit heads a strong team for Willie Mullins.

A hard race to get a handle on with three Mullins runners at the top of the handicap. None of the trio may cope with GRANDERO BELLO

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16:50 Punchestown Conditions Chase 21f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:50 Punchestown Conditions Chase 21f Race Speed Rating Flow

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0.91/1 (3) IMPERVIOUS is likely to do well based on the summary. She has won her last four races over fences and had a career-best win at Cheltenham last month. She has obvious claims and is a promising sort. 2.75/1 (1) ALLEGORIE DE VASSY and 6.5/1 (7) INSTIT also have respectable chances, having run well in their previous races. 33/1 (2) ELIMAY and 250/1 (6) ECHOES OF FAMILY are unlikely to be good enough, based on their recent form.

IMPERVIOUS has been a joy to watch over fences and is taken to maintain her unbeaten record in this discipline. She was a more than useful hurdler in winning a Grade 3 in Down Royal, but has taken her form to a whole new level over the bigger obstacles. She is a perfect four from four including the Grade 2 mares' chase at Cheltenham where she won a battle on the run-in with Allegorie De Vassy. The latter comes back for more and is a threat as she is the closest to Impervious on ratings (4lb inferior). She has had a run since Cheltenham when clearly not at her best in second at Fairyhouse. Instit, a stablemate of Allegorie De Vassy, beat her at Fairyhouse and has a shot at finishing in front of her again.

IMPERVIOUS maintained her unbeaten record over fences with a very smart performance when readily beating Allegorie de Vassy in the Mrs Paddy Power Mares' Chase (Liberthine) at the Cheltenham Festival 6 weeks ago and should prove hard to beat once more. Allegorie de Vassy can follow her home again despite a rather disappointing performance at Fairyhouse 3 weeks ago.

IMPERVIOUS (nap) is the one to beat after her Cheltenham success last month and she arrives fresher than her two main rivals

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17:25 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:25 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, it appears that 0.4/1 (4) STATE MAN is the favorite to do well, having won four Grade 1s in a row and being described as

STATE MAN is very hard to get away from in this field, but is priced accordingly. He couldn't land a blow on the imperious Constitution Hill in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham, but did come home in a clear second. His record prior to that reverse was excellent as he accumulated four Grade 1 victories in a row. He is ground versatile. His stablemate, Sharjah, is still a very solid operator. He was placed at both the Cheltenham and Aintree festivals and is likely to give Patrick Mullins another good spin. Zanahiyr finished third in the Champion Hurdle and occupied the same berth in the Aintree Hurdle. He could land another good cheque. Vauban chased home State Man in Grade 1 company at Leopardstown in December and February. He weakened in fourth in the Champion Hurdle, but has plenty of ability.

STATE MAN has no Constitution Hill to contend with this time so is confidently expected to resume winning ways after his Champion Hurdle second and make it 5-6 for the season. Stablemates Sharjah and Vauban are fancied to chase home Willie Mullins' top-class hurdler in that order.

Everything points to STATE MAN resuming the sequence interrupted by Constitution Hill at Cheltenham. Vauban can take second

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18:00 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 19f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:00 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 19f Race Speed Rating Flow

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0.33/1 (4) IMPAIRE ET PASSE is likely to do well based on the summary. They have won multiple races, including the Moscow Flyer and the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle, and have remained unbeaten in their last four races. Additionally, they are described as a

IMPAIRE ET PASSE is a top-class novice and can follow up his Ballymore win. A debut bumper winner at Nancy in March 2022, he has done everything right in his three hurdle wins, scoring impressively at Cheltenham and should confirm placings with third-placed Champ Kiely. The selection's main rival could be one-time Derby favourite High Definition, who should be suited by stepping up in distance. He is quirky and keen but was only beaten seven lengths by top-class runner-up Facile Vega in the Supreme at Cheltenham, when he appeared caught for pace. Champ Kiely is a Grade 1 winner but was beaten seven lengths by the selection at Cheltenham and perhaps High Definition might beat him for second. Amir Kabir, Inothewayurthinkin and Thecompanysergeant are each capable but need to improve.

Impressive Ballymore Hurdle scorer IMPAIRE ET PASSE remains unbeaten over hurdles and looks the way to go here with Willie Mullins' most exciting prospect holding much the best form on show with the prospect of even better to come. Stablemate Champ Kiely came home third there at Cheltenham so could emerge as the chief threat ahead of improving duo Amir Kabir and Thecompanysergeant.

There doesn't seem to be much point in opposing IMPAIRE ET PASSE who arrives unbeaten and sets a clear standard after his Ballymore win

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18:35 Punchestown Conditions Chase 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, it is predicted that 2/1 (10) VAUCELET will do well as it is mentioned that it is capable of making amends, had been on a steady upward curve, and is expected to bounce back quickly. 4.5/1 (7) ITS ON THE LINE, 4.5/1 (2) BILLAWAY, and 6/1 (3) CHRIS'S DREAM are also mentioned as useful chasers and should be considered. 7/1 (1) ANNAMIX is mentioned as having a surprise return to form and merits respect for its stable in rude health. 10/1 (8) LOUGH DERG SPIRIT is also mentioned as having a fine run in the Foxhunter at Aintree and should give another good account. The rest of the horses are either fairly useful chasers or out of their depth.

ITS ON THE LINE might overcome an Aintree fall and win, with neither UK rivals Premier Magic nor Shantou Flyer running due to an administration mess. Returning from a fall isn't ideal but the selection had previously finished a staying second at Cheltenham, with a sounder surface being an advantage to the progressive six-year-old. Chris's Dream is 7lb better off, having finished fifth at Cheltenham, but is his rider's first chase ride and prefers soft ground. Billaway beat Vaucelet to win last year's renewal and while both are fine hunters, Billway is now a gear slower with Vaucelet disappointing at Cheltenham. Annamix showed no regard for the form book at Fairyhouse and while suited by good ground, faces a tougher task. Aintree-third Lough Derg Spirit is suited by a sound surface but has been beaten in Open points this season. Dinny Lacey steps up from his Cork win.

VAUCELET was slightly disappointing at Cheltenham but he's a reliable character who should bounce back quickly. Chris's Dream was ahead of the selection that day and deserves respect, while Billaway is a player if he has one of his better days in terms of jumping.

A little unlucky here last year, VAUCELET may make amends for that and for last month's Cheltenham disappointment

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19:10 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:10 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary provided, 2.5/1 (4) MONBEG PARK seems to be the strongest contender with a recent second-place finish (although later disqualified) and a track record of being a course winner and useful hurdler. 2.75/1 (5) SA MAJESTE and 5/1 (2) FIRM FOOTINGS also have potential, but 2.5/1 (4) MONBEG PARK seems to have the best chance of doing well in this race.

SA MAJESTE is absent since winning 341 days ago and while he has probably had a setback, is suited by race conditions and could be smart. His two French runs were at Auteuil, beating blacktype-placed horses last-time and should be ok on drier ground. Monbeg Park has a big race-fitness edge having been disqualified, following interference, at Fairyhouse. It now seems he is ideally suited by this distance and while vulnerable to smart types, should get involved. Spillane's Tower could prove better than 126 but nonetheless steps up from his Naas win and drops in distance. Firm Footings ran well in the Coral Cup and has won at this distance but faces a tough task. Arctic Bresil is possibly best watched reappearing in a first-time tongue-tie having disappointed in a January Grade 1, with his Cork form being nothing outstanding. Uncle Phil looks Willie Mullins' second-string having had veterinary issues on recent runs.

MONBEG PARK was much improved at Fairyhouse 3 weeks ago only to lose the race in the stewards' room. He can gain compensation back at the scene of his November success. Sa Majeste starting out for Willie Mullins and Firm Footings, who ran a blinder in the Martin Pipe, are among the chief dangers.

This can go the way of MONBEG PARK who posted a career best when first past the post last time and he should have every chance

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19:45 Punchestown NH Flat Race 18f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:45 Punchestown NH Flat Race 18f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 1.75/1 (12) LECKY WATSON seems to be the strongest contender as they have taken their form to a new level with a very good fourth place in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham. They are also described as

LECKY WATSON showed real promise in the Cheltenham Bumper and is now Patrick Mullins' pick. Disqualified here due to interference in November, his big size suggests today's slightly longer distance could suit and has form on a sound surface. Stablemate Dr Eggman finished a half-length behind Lecky Watson when last seen at Fairyhouse last April and while capable, the selection seemed a work-in-progress then and has improved since. Quantum Storm finished second to a capable type in a February course bumper, and holds Irish Panther (now 5lb worse off) on that form. Littlefoot also has good form but is vulnerable to smart types while Walk Away Harry showed potential when dead-heating for second on heavy ground at Clonmel. He's My Hero has useful points form and ran well in a tongue-tie on bumper debut while Talk In The Park has been well held by the winners of his two bumpers. Did I Ask You That has twice been a beaten even-money favourite and runs in a first-time tongue-tie.

Perhaps surprisingly Willie Mullins hasn't won this race since 2012 but he can put that right courtesy of LECKY WATSON who was an excellent fifth in last month's Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival. Gordon Elliott's Quantum Storm is feared most on the back of his promising second over 2m here in February. Clonmel runner-up Walk Away Harry is also on the shortlist for last year's winning yard.

LECKY WATSON sets the standard on his Champion Bumper fourth and he can give his trainer another winner this week

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