16:25 Roscommon Maiden 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:25 Roscommon Maiden 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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ELZEM shaped with promise when fourth on his debut at the Curragh a week ago and may be able to step forward now. The Elzaam gelding stayed on to finish fourth then and this step up in trip looks an obvious move. Experience is always a help at this time of the year. Colin Keane chooses All Right By Me from the Ger Lyons-trained duo. The Bungle Inthejungle colt cost 25,000 euro as a foal and is a half-brother to five winners. Jessica Harrington's newcomer Lady O looks another to note in the market. The Australia filly cost 30,000 euro as a yearling and is a half-sister to the Group 2 placed Dark Rose Angel.

ELZEM looks the one to beat after a promising start at the Curragh 7 days ago. Lady O, All Right By Me and I Am Me are all very interesting newcomers who nned keeping an eye on in xthe market.

LADY O makes most appeal, from a family of 2yo winners but also likely to have the stamina for this trip. Her yard remains in fine form

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16:55 Roscommon Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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PLAY IT AGAIN ZAAM was an easy winner at Gowran Park the other day and it's no surprise to see him out again quickly under a penalty. The Elzaam gelding pulled away to win by a wide margin five days ago and is set for a 13lb hike for that performance. That was on heavy ground and the predicted downpours on race-day should help. Boadicea Belle also comes here in winning form, having scored on the all-weather at Dundalk last month. It will be interesting to see if she can transfer that to turf now. Barnhill Rose, fifth behind the selection five days ago, likes it around here and could get closer now.

PLAY IT AGAIN ZAAM took a long time to get off the mark but he did it in fine style at Gowran on Wednesday and on that evidence, he's well-in under a penalty. Gosford and Boadica Belle are feared most.

A 7l winner on heavy at Gowran last week, PLAY IT AGAIN ZAAM (nap) is due to go up 13lb but races with a 7lb penalty today.

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17:25 Roscommon Handicap 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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GOLDEN DAYS had some decent placed form at Dundalk over the winter and coming here off a short break she could strike again off this kind of mark. The Canford Cliffs mare is versatile ground-wise, having won on soft at Gowran Park last season. On Our Radar is another with placed form from the all-weather that has to come into calculations. The Elzaam gelding ran well over a mile at Dundalk when last seen in early February and this kind of trip looks ideal. Atbay has posted some solid efforts already on the turf this season and he should be thereabouts again off his basement mark.

A dual winner on turf last summer, GOLDEN DAYS was in good form on AW when last seen during the winter and he could be worth siding with to hit the ground running back from a break in a race lacking depth. On Our Radar, Notforalongtime and Atbay head up the list of threats.

A consistent mare on AW and turf, GOLDEN DAYS is still 3lb above her last winning mark but can be relied upon to run her race.

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17:55 Roscommon Handicap 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Any rain would be a concern for May Night who ran out a cosy winner at Cork on Friday evening. That was his first success on turf, with his seven previous wins coming on all-weather surfaces, whereas ORANDI appreciates a bit of cut in the ground so the weather looks to be turning in his favour. He sprang a surprise when scoring at the Curragh a week ago but did it in good style and could still have a bit up his sleeve, despite an 8lb rise. Brains ran well when third on his return to the grass at Leopardstown last time and could be place material.

A winner at Chelmsford in March, MAY NIGHT followed up under a similarly positive ride when taking a 12-runner Cork handicap (1m) 3 days ago and he looks a big player turned out quickly in his hat-trick bid. Fellow last-time-out winner Orandi and Rocksbury Lad head the dangers, with Arch Enemy another to consider.

Orandi has an obvious chance but ARCH ENEMY was a closing third to him last week and the selection is better off at the weights.

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18:25 Roscommon Stakes 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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NAVAL FORCE won a decent maiden in Killarney on his debut last September before finding things a bit tougher in Group 3 company on his second outing at Leopardstown the following month. The handicapper has him on a mark of 93 and this looks like a nice opportunity on his seasonal debut. Similarly Neski Shereiski won on his debut, at Dundalk, before finishing last of five in a decent little conditions race won by Bremen at Cork last month. He's another son of Churchill and looks the danger. Action Plan won a Gowran Park handicap last time and could be the one for the trifecta with the maidens in the field looking up against it.

NAVAL FORCE found Grade 3 company a bit too much at Leopardstown during the autumn but had created a favourable impression when winning on debut prior to that so he could be the way to go on reappearance. Jack Spriggins shaped pleasingly on his return to action and is feared most, ahead of Neski Sherelski.

Naval Force and Neski Sherelski are feared but there's a strong suspicion that JACK SPRIGGINS is better than he's shown so far.

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18:55 Roscommon Handicap 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A deterioration in the predicted good going is entirely possible with plenty of rain in the forecast. In any case it is likely that SIXPACK will encounter improved underfoot conditions to what he faced in a couple of starts last month. That, allied to a step-up in trip, promises to suit the Sea The Moon gelding well. His rider, Rory Mulligan, is an apprentice we're likely to get increasingly familiar with as the season progresses, and his 2lb allowance here is a help too. Victorious on the level in his time in England, Milteye (tongue-strap added) should be fit from a hurdling campaign and that gives him an edge on some of these opponents. Duke Of Leggagh and Scott Lang are among the others to consider.

A tongue tie has enabled DUKE OF LEGGAGH to get back on track this season and he can gain a deserved success. Scott Lang returns to the Flat on a good mark so has to be feared, with Sixpack a potential improver upped in trip.

Johnny Murtagh's horses are running well and SIXPACK looks dangerous off his reduced mark. His latest effort can be upgraded.

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19:25 Roscommon Maiden 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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No doubt connections would like to get a Flat win into their consistent bumper mare, ROYAL HOLLOW, and she may be equipped to deal with these rivals. As a successful dual purpose operation, the Slattery team will be well aware as to their representative's ability to cope with the drop down in trip. They obviously feel she has sufficient pace for the task at hand, and indeed going through some of her performances from the past, she could excel at the mile and a half. Unassuming under-performed last time. It would be folly to dismiss her now though, with a tongue-strap re-applied. In the Champion Chase-winning colours of Sally Rowley-Williams, Stariam is another to consider.

STARIAM left her debut form well behind when second in a Clonmel maiden in September and open to further improvement, she looks the way to go on return in a maiden lacking depth. Unassuming is similarly lightly raced and may emerge as the chief threat.

A weak maiden. UNASSUMING was an eyecatcher last season and there were excuses for her reappearance effort.

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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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