15:27 Roscommon Stakes 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:27 Roscommon Stakes 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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NOR TIME NOR TIDE appears well treated by these race conditions, especially once taking his jockey's claim into account. An impressive winner of a Killarney nursery on his most recent start, the Joseph O'Brien-trained son of Ten Sovereigns went up 11lb as a result. This looks a really nice opportunity to add to that success. Stromberg, a stablemate of the selection, came forward from his debut run to easily win his maiden at the Galway festival. He looks almost certain to be involved but the concession of 7lb to Nor Time Nor Tide is a big ask. Course and distance winner Port Louis only just failed to follow up in a similar contest to this one on his next start. As a prominent racer, he is ideally drawn just three off the rail under Colin Keane.

This should go to a Joseph O'Brien-trained runner with clear preference for easy Galway winner STROMBERG over Nor Time Nor Tide.

Joseph O'Brien's STROMBERG is entered in some of the top races and he showed why when bolting up at Galway.

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16:02 Roscommon Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:02 Roscommon Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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PALLASMORE LASS has yet to get her head in front from 26 attempts but this could finally be the day that everything falls right. Only just touched off over course and distance in July, the Paul Flynn-trained five-year-old finished best of all when third at Cork last week. A strong pace appears to really suit the mare, so with two confirmed front runners in the race, she looks likely to get that here. Rock Dandy won that aforementioned Cork race, breaking smartly and making all the running under Jamie Powell. The Pat Murphy-trained gelding won't have things as easy now with Mullacash Buzz almost sure to take him on for the lead. The latter won over 7f here last August but is unlikely to have any difficulties with the additional yardage.

SINGE ANGLAIS needs to cut out the tardy starts but he's largely run with credit upon joining his present yard and, with cheekpieces replacing the visor, he could just be worth chancing to put it all together from a career-low mark. The Bog Bank, Allo Arry, back down in trip, and Pallasmore Lass complete the shortlist.

A strong gallop seems guaranteed and if the pace did collapse up front then PALLASMORE LASS should be closing fast.

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16:37 Roscommon Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:37 Roscommon Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Trainer Adrian Joyce is sure to have new recruit BARNHILL ROSE well primed as he reinvents his training career back at this local track. Having relinquished his licence four years ago, Joyce will be keen to make an immediate impact this time round. His representative here, a course and distance winner for Denis Hogan in July, shaped well when fifth at Bellewstown last month. Baalbec Beauty could be well treated having only just been touched off by a subsequent winner at Gowran Park on her latest outing. A daughter of The Last Lion, she is well drawn for a mare that can often race up with the pace. Leviosa has been running well enough of late to suggest she can add to her sole career success thus far.

Lots with chances so it is worth siding with BELLICK to build on his recent Bellewstown eighth and capitalise on a reduced mark. Baalbec Beauty heads the list of dangers on the back of her good Gowran second, with Leviosa and Carlton Banks also well in the mix.

This is a minefield but BAALBEC BEAUTY is well drawn and comes here on the back of a positive run when returning to 7f.

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17:12 Roscommon Handicap 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:12 Roscommon Handicap 7f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Although raised 12lb for a recent course and distance win, the Andrew Kinirons-trained YERMANTHERE can follow up. Competitive off a similar mark in the past, the five-year-old once again has the assistance of Sean Bowen in the saddle. Taking Bowen's valuable claim into account, the gelding remains capable of further success at a track where he is already proven. Brave Troop had been in excellent form earlier in the campaign but struggled somewhat when faced with a higher grade in recent outings. The Barry Fitzgerald-trained four-year-old will find this company slightly easier. Chestnutter made all on two occasions earlier in the summer but was faced with a difficult task when drawn out wide in Leopardstown recently. Nonetheless, the Noel Meade-trained filly acquitted herself well in third place.

Willie McCreery has won this 4 times since 2016 so it might be worth taking a chance on the well-handicapped ALL LIES AHEAD bouncing back to form, particularly with Billy Lee, who has been on board for all her best efforts, back in the saddle. Hazalaya had a bit in hand in maiden company here recently and is second choice ahead of Noel Meade's Chestnutter.

Preference is for HAZALAYA (nap) who could have more scope for improvement at this stage of her career.

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17:45 Roscommon Stakes 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:45 Roscommon Stakes 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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A tricky race for punters to weigh up with a number of these reappearing after a significant absence and perhaps MARTINSTOWN can confirm the promise of his debut win last year. The Galileo full-brother to Free Wind beat Point Gellibrand in a Cork maiden over this trip last year that has worked out well, but was found to be lame when disappointing on his only run since on testing ground at Naas this spring. Fleetfoot showed useful placed form last year but has also been sidelined since winning a Leopardstown maiden five months ago. Genuine Article and Shayzann are also maiden winners stepping up in trip from a mile.

MARTINSTOWN probably got bogged down in the mud at Naas but he's in expert hands and this low-mileage 4-y-o is taken to regain the winning thread. Genuine Article and Shayzann both look ready for this trip and are feared most.

MARTINSTOWN owns the best form and it is significant that his top connections are keeping faith with him.

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18:15 Roscommon Handicap 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:15 Roscommon Handicap 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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LUKE SHORT gained the latest of his two wins over three years ago, but has returned in good form recently following an absence of over 14 months. The Noel Meade-trained gelding didn't enjoy the clearest of passages when a close-up third on soft ground at Naas, and again finished strongly over 10 furlongs when beaten a neck by Slieve Binnian in a 19-runner handicap at the Curragh. Kadeen starts handicap life off a mark of 75 after winning a Curragh maiden and it will be interesting to see how he copes with this longer trip, while Narlita handles soft ground well and is another for the shortlist after beating all bar Secret Rock over C&D last month. Jabbar won at Killarney last time and remains on a competitive mark.

INDIGO FIVE appears to have been brought along with handicaps in mind and, not pitched into one over a new trip that should be right up her street, she gets the nod. Another unexposed 3-y-o to consider is Kadeen, who made it third time lucky in a maiden at the Curragh last month and he has been handed what looks a fair opening mark. Luke Short has returned with a couple of solid efforts this season and also enters calculations, along with Narlita.

Plenty to consider in a competitive race. NARLITA is crying out for a bit of luck to shed her maiden status and this might be the day.

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18:45 Roscommon Maiden 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:45 Roscommon Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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DEAKIN showed some promise in maidens and finished strongly on his handicap debut when making the frame behind Slieve Binnian in a 19-runner Curragh event last month. The Australia gelding should be suited by this step back up in trip and is fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Eastmore has been placed on both starts this summer and only went down narrowly when third to Voice Of Reason at Killarney. Rioja Alta has also shown promise on both outings, while Yukon River and Zariygann are two newcomers to keep a close eye on. The former has a real middle-distance pedigree being by Camelot and out of a half-sister to Derby winner Motivator. Tommy Thug has been placed on a number of occasions in maidens, including at Navan on Saturday.

This step back up in trip will suit DEAKIN, who put in good late work when fourth in a big-field handicap at the Curragh where he was returning from a three-month break. He sports first-time cheekpieces here and is taken to open his account at the fifth attempt. It will look highly significant if there's confidence behind one of the likely-looking newcomers in the betteing, namely Yukon River and Zariygann, while Tommy Thug and Eastmore are live each-way candidates.

On proven form, DEAKIN looks the one to plump for, with improvement likely back to this trip and cheekpieces added.

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19:15 Roscommon Handicap 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:15 Roscommon Handicap 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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LILAC LADY seems to be progressing with racing and may open her account stepping back up in trip. The Michael Grassick-trained filly beat all bar Slaney Tide at Naas, and again finished well over 10 furlongs at Cork last time. She remains on a competitive mark and Billy Lee again takes the ride. Macinamillion didn't help his chance when racing a bit freely, and was also slightly hampered inside the final furlong, when a close second to stablemate Charlies Darling at Navan last Thursday. He's closely matched with Bright N Shine on previous running at Down Royal and is 2lb well-in compared with future handicaps. Givemefive is another to consider, along with Notturno and Night Moon.

MACINAMILLION is taken to build on last week's Navan second and provide Gavin Cromwell with a second successive win in this contest. Billy Lee's mount Lilac Lady left the impression she should have finished closer when fourth at Cork last time and is second choice ahead of Johnny Murtagh's Givemefive, who may benefit from this longer trip.

Having not had the cleanest passage at Cork last time off 3lb higher, the consistent LILAC LADY could break her duck back up in trip.

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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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