14:30 Punchestown Conditions Chase 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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COKO BEACH could be capable of adding to his record in this discipline if making a quick reappearance, despite the Gordon Elliott-trained nine-year-old finishing third behind the reopposing Singing Banjo in the La Touche Cup here on Thursday. Given his chase rating of 159, the selection is capable of better and ought to go close. Stumptown was going well in that contest when bumped and unseating his rider, so he must be respected. Foxy Jacks was pulled up in the Grand National last month but had earlier impressed when winning over the cross country course at Cheltenham in November. He is likely to have been aimed at this meeting for some time. Genois finished second here in February and is another to bear in mind.

Many of these ran in the incident-packed La Touche Cup on Thursday with STUMPTOWN probably the one to take out of the race with a view to today as he was going nicely when bumped and unseating rider. Coko Beach failed to get the job done but is still a threat, with Cash Back another to take seriously at this level.

It may pay to side with ROI MAGE, who won a French cross-country course last November and finished ninth in the Grand National

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15:05 Punchestown Handicap Chase 31f - 21 Run Class & Speed Card

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Third in this contest last year, HISTORY OF FASHION is a proven stayer who has every chance of going two places better. The Pat Fahy-trained 10-year-old arguably ran a career best when fifth in the Irish Grand National recently. He raced from 2lb out of the handicap on that occasion but can run off his correct mark here. Better ground is also likely to suit the gelding. Klarc Kent obviously appreciated the stamina test when running his best race to date in the Scottish Grand National last month. He has to be a leading contender again for the in-form Mullins/Townend team. The veteran Sir Bob, who has been in great heart of late, can also play a part.

Willie Mullins' KLARC KENT arrives on the back of a good fourth in Ayr's Scottish National so looks the way to go off a 2 lb lower mark here. Stablemate Ontheropes came home a place behind him at Ayr and is feared most, although a solid case can also be made for the likes of Credo, Western Zara, Peaches And Cream and Your Own Story in this very open handicap.

Irish Grand National fifth HISTORY OF FASHION has won only once over fences but was third in this last year and has each-way claims

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15:42 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Cheltenham Mares' Hurdle winner LOSSIEMOUTH is difficult to oppose in her bid to complete the perfect season. Winner of the 4-Y-O Hurdle at this meeting last year, the Willie Mullins-trained mare made a winning reappearance in the Unibet Hurdle in January before following up at the Cheltenham Festival. Barring something unforeseen happening, she can make it three from three this term. Stablemate Ashroe Diamond ran too free before eventually being pulled up in that aforementioned Cheltenham contest, but the seven-year-old rates the biggest threat. Mares' Hurdle runner-up Telmesomethinggirl has a bit to find with Lossiemouth but is capable of running a big race nonetheless.

LOSSIEMOUTH looks a class above in the mares' division and can provide Willie Mullins with yet another win in this. Henry de Bromhead's Telmesomethinggirl and Hispanic Moon were second and third to the selection at Cheltenham and might be the pair to chase her home again.

Willie Mullins has won this 9 times and LOSSIEMOUTH can make it 10 after beating these rivals in fine style at Cheltenham

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16:15 Punchestown Handicap Chase 24f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Trainer Anthony Honeyball, who targets this meeting every year, has strong claims with the nine-year-old BLACKJACK MAGIC. Having won the Badger Beer Handicap Chase on his reappearance, the gelding has run better than the bare form suggests on three subsequent starts. Best going right-handed, the UK raider has plenty in his favour here. Runner-up in this race 12 months ago, Ballykeel is back for another crack under champion conditional jockey Danny Gilligan. Kept fresh for this assignment, it would be no surprise to see a big performance from the Gordon Elliott-trained gelding. Given the firepower available to Willie Mullins, his representative Glengouly has to be respected.

GOLD BULLION is potentially on a handy opening mark on the pick of his chase form so this unexposed sort could be the answer. Better Times Ahead is still on the upgrade judged on his second at Fairyhouse and arrives fresher than most, so is shortlisted along with the thriving Cruz Control.

A speculative vote goes to Rachael Blackmore's mount GOLD BULLION who ran in novice races won by high-profile horses last winter

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16:50 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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KARGESE has been beaten by two high-class types when finishing second in both the Triumph Hurdle and when pulling too hard in an Aintree Grade 1 last month, so could take some beating if settling better. She raced three times in France so has vast experience for a juvenile, is ground-versatile and holds six of today's rivals on previous form, including nearest-pursuers at Cheltenham Nurburgring (fourth) and Storm Heart (fifth). All of Bottler'secret's form is on easy ground and while he defeated Karl Des Tourelles by just under four lengths lengths at Fairyhouse over Easter, he is 3lb worse off with that rival today. With that in mind, Karl Des Tourelles could turn tables, as he is less exposed and open to a fraction more progression.

KARGESE backed up her effort in the Triumph Hurdle when runner-up to Sir Gino at Aintree and, providing she can settle a little better than usual, she's fancied to notch a second win at the top level. Bottler'secret is an obvious threat following his Grade 2 success at Fairyhouse, while Nurburgring shouldn't be taken lightly having been left poorly placed at Cheltenham.

Willie Mullins has won this ten times since 2001 and saddles six here. KARGESE sets the standard by virtue of consistent Grade form

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17:25 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 20f - 23 Run Class & Speed Card

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OLYMPIC MAN's jumping has been his achilles heel but he could be suited by dropping in distance, having failed to get home over 3m at Fairyhouse. Despite his jumping lacking in fluency, he has smart form and while 6lb higher than at Fairyhouse, that was his handicap debut and he has scope for progress. Waterfordwhispers finished second in the Martin Pipe Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle at Cheltenham and is also suited by soft ground. He ran with a UK rating of 133 then and runs off 135 here, which is 12lb higher than his mark when finishing second at the Leopardstown meeting during Christmas. The progressive Lucky Zebo is ground-versatile and has place claims, despite being rated 6lb higher than when winning at Cork.

The suspicion remains that OCASTLE DES MOTTES is capable of better than he has shown since joining Willie Mullins. He was too free when fifth in the Martin Pipe at the Cheltenham Festival and is taken to reverse the placings with Waterford Whispers, who was second in the same race. That said, the latter is not passed over lightly as she remains open to improvement with just five runs under her belt. Visionarian and Olympic Man, Townend's pick of the seven Mullins runners, are also considered.

WATERFORD WHISPERS ran a belter in the Martin Pipe last time and he's entirely unexposed having just his sixth start

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18:00 Punchestown NH Flat Race 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Willie Mullins hasn't won this particular bumper since 2018 but introduces homebred CHART TOPPER, who is a brother to the Grade 1-placed Pink In The Park. It is encouraging that he debuts at this festival and he could be smart. Jacob's Ladder won an Oldtown point-to-point for Peter Buchanan before selling to current connections for 110,000 pounds. That form has already been boosted by the fourth-placed horse winning easily subsequently and he could be the main threat. The Moyglare Stud Farm-bred Passenger has a Flat pedigree so makes a belated debut, but is from an excellent family and warrants respect. He is a rare bumper runner these days for his trainer, who sent out the high-class Forgotten Rules to win on his debut at this meeting in 2014.

JACOB'S LADDER made a winning start in points and is from an excellent family, so he could put his experience to good use here. Chart Topper, a full brother to dual bumper winner Pink In The Park, is an obvious danger for a top yard and Will The Wise is another notable recruit from between the flags.

It may be worth siding with the point winner JACOB'S LADDER who was bought for £110,000 after his point win and can give a good account

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18:30 Punchestown Stakes 16f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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To date this charity race has raised over 1.8 million euros for various kidney related projects and this year's renewal includes local Sara Jane Tracy, who is a kidney transplant recipient herself and she rides Jungle Cove. Perhaps OMNISCIENT, under well-known jockeys' agent Garry Cribbin, might prove best in the race, having run well in two recent maiden hurdles and, when trained in the UK, held a Flat rating of 95 last summer. Somptueux and New Year Honours are others to consider closely.

Gordon Elliott won this last year and can do so again with OMNISCIENT who was useful on the level in Britain

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