13:40 Sligo Maiden 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:40 Sligo Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Fozzy Stack has made a bright start to the season and may get another winner on the board with KATIE BAIRDIE. The well bred daughter of No Nay Never travelled well on the front end for a long way before finishing third over 7f at Cork and may be suited by dropping back in trip. She handled heavy ground well on that seasonal reappearance. Oh So Bright hasn't been beaten far in two recent all-weather outings. Having shown a tendency to race freely, the fitting of a hood may help on turf debut. Andy Oliver has a good record at this venue and Marble Angel, who showed promise at Dundalk in December, looks the pick of his two runners.

KATIE BAIRDIE left her debut well behind when third at Cork on return and looks the one to beat in a weak maiden. Oh So Bright is a clear next best, though Marble Angel did offer something to work on starting out at Dundalk in December.

KATIE BAIRDIE (nap) gets the vote after giving the impression she may improve for a drop in distance at Cork last time

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14:15 Sligo Maiden 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:15 Sligo Maiden 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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GOLDRUSH KID met with a setback after finishing fifth in a Curragh maiden this time last year. Patrick Magee's charge reappeared in the autumn and again shaped well when runner-up on soft ground at Navan. Underfoot conditions will be similar here. Spanish Cara was third to a subsequent Group 1 winner on her only start at two and came back from a year off to finish second on stable debut at Dundalk. She looks a big threat with that run under her belt. Thrifty Of Digby was a creditable fifth in a back-end Curragh maiden on soft ground and Colin Keane is an interesting booking for Her Ladyship who ran well in a strong maiden at Cork last summer.

A weak maiden and a very good opportunity for SPANISH CARA, who sets the standard. Goldrush Kid might be the danger, ahead of Thrifty of Digby.

HER LADYSHIP may offer a bit of each-way value after her promising run in a Cork maiden that has worked out well

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14:50 Sligo Handicap 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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REDSHORE CITY made the breakthrough on his third start for Natalia Lupini when getting up close home to land a 27-runner handicap at the Curragh. He's 5lb higher but soft ground will be no problem and he was narrowly beaten over C&D last summer. Conversant had a couple of unplaced runs under his belt when winning this last year and comes here on the back of a similar preparation. This soft-ground specialist should be competitive. Gegenpressing is on a long losing run but his mark has fallen accordingly and one of his three victories came over C&D. He had plenty of rivals behind when three lengths off the selection at the Curragh.

Hard, but GEGENPRESSING won on his last visit to Sligo and is chanced after catching the eye in stronger races at the Curragh. My Girl Sioux and Redshore City are a couple of the other likely contenders.

A flyer is taken on NO SPEED LIMIT who may be able to dominate from the front with a handy draw to work with in stall 3

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15:25 Sligo Handicap 13f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRANN'S BOY is fit from hurdling and looks capable of defying top weight. The Zoffany gelding began to improve on testing ground in the autumn and beat Special Protector over 1m4f at Galway on his latest start in this sphere. A 5lb hike looks reasonable and he's open to more improvement this term. Glyde Ranger won over C&D last summer and was placed a couple of times at Dundalk over the winter. Back from a break, he'll enjoy the cut in the ground. Enquire Within, a winner at Navan last term, has run well at this track before and will be better for her first start of the year at Dundalk.

In the hope he's as effective on turf, NEDDIES BOY could be the answer given he was in excellent order at Dundalk when last seen. Grann's Boy put up a career-best effort on the level at Galway in October and is a definite threat, along with Futurum Regem.

GRANN'S BOY signed off last season with a Flat success and he showed his well-being with a respectable run over timber last month

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16:00 Sligo Handicap 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The lightly-raced GOD KNOWS ran a cracker when reappearing over seven furlongs on testing ground at the Curragh last month and should be better suited by this distance. The Dick Brabazon-trained mare went close in a Curragh maiden last summer before opening her account also over ten furlongs in a Down Royal handicap. You Owe Me Money won twice at Gowran last year with cut in the ground and was well backed when making a promising reappearance over this trip at Cork recently finishing third behind Nostringsattached. Pachmena beat Narlita in decisive fashion over 1m4f at the Curragh last autumn, while Camelot Alexander impressed when switched to a handicap at Gowran last month.

CAMELOT ALEXANDER stepped up markedly and had plenty to spare when landing an 8-runner handicap at Gowran on reappearance, so she's fancied to go in again with the potential for better still. Belhaven ended last season on a positive note and makes plenty of appeal on debut for a new stable, while God Knows can't be dismissed.

Although hit with a 9lb rise for her Gowran win, CAMELOT ALEXANDER shaped like a filly with a lot more improvement in her

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16:35 Sligo Handicap 10f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Sligo Handicap 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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NOT JUST ANY EAGLE gained his only previous win on handicap debut over this trip at Cork in 2022 and has gone close on a number of occasions since. The selection was runner-up twice on soft ground last year and also ran well on the polytrack at Dundalk over the winter. Saffronandblue won with a bit in hand when beating Angel On Fire by over two lengths on very testing ground at Leopardstown last month but Martin Brassil's charge has more on his plate off a 10lb higher mark. Darkened and Anjah were only separated by a neck at Dundalk in March, while Daonethatgotaway has been placed both on the all-weather and heavy ground this spring and can't be discounted if staying this longer trip.

RED BALL OF FIRE shaped well when last seen on the Flat a year ago and won over jumps in this headgear last summer so she might be worth chancing back from a break. Easy Leopardstown winner Saffronandblue is feared most ahead of Kartayaz and Angel On Fire.

SAFFRONANDBLUE got a 10lb hike for beating Angel On Fire at Leopardstown last month but is open to greater improvement of the pair

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17:10 Sligo Handicap 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Sligo Handicap 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SYLKIE showed promise when keeping on into third on her handicap debut over seven furlongs in the mud at Naas in March. The Starspangledbanner filly has good prospects of staying this trip on the dam side being out of a ten-furlong winning daughter of Australia. Moutarde showed much improved form when making most and rallying very gamely close home to take a 19-runner mile handicap at Naas on Monday and should make a bold bid for a quick follow up, while Solar Drive also comes here off the back of a recent win having scored over 1m4f at Cork. Nika Pika has shown promise this year and now tries this trip for the first time.

Recent winners SOLAR DRIVE and Moutarde may dominate this but the former was more impressive and is taken to prevail. Out For A Stroll is the most notable of several handicap debutants who are worth monitoring in the betting.

Recent Cork winner SOLAR DRIVE can follow up, chiefly at the expense of Moutarde and Sylkie

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