13:15 Sligo Maiden Chase 18f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Judicieuse Allen, tongue-tied for the first time and Paul Townend's choice of two runners for Willie Mullins, was a decent hurdler and was running a big race when a last-fence faller on her chase debut at Tipperary in July. The selection, though, is NARA who gets a handy weight-for-age allowance. Henry de Bromhead's youngster was just about the best of these over hurdles and ran well in a Punchestown festival handicap when last seen. She is likely to jump well coming from these quarters and can make a winning start over fences. Others to note are Faux Fur and Pebble Bleu.

JUDICIEUSE ALLEN may well have made a winning chase debut but for falling at the last at Tipperary in July and remains with potential. She can land the spoils. A Law Of Her Own ran a cracker at Roscommon on Monday and will be dangerous if turned out quickly here, whilst Nara looks the pick of the new recruits to this discipline.

The 4yo allowance makes NARA tempting; just about the best of these over hurdles, chances are she'll jump well on chase debut

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13:50 Sligo Beginners Chase 18f  - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Gavin Cromwell runs two and both have claims but stable jockey Keith Donoghue is on HYPOTENUS and he gets the vote. The Lope De Vega gelding has some strong form over hurdles and can improve from his chase debut fourth at Ballinrobe where his jumping let him down in the closing stages. Stablemate If You Let Me is a point-to-point winner and was placed on chase debut in August. He's had a couple of creditable runs on the level since. Valsorpresa split a couple of useful types when runner-up in a Perth handicap on his first start in this discipline. Brazil is the most talented performer in the field but hasn't shown much this year including on chase debut at Wexford.

HYPOTENUS is in good hands and offered something to work on when fourth on debut in this discipline at Ballinrobe in May. He gets the nod in a tricky-looking contest. Valsorpresa and Brazil may provide the chief threat.

VALSORPRESA is a tentative selection; he at least comes into this race on the back of a good run at Perth and should be thereabouts

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14:25 Sligo Handicap Chase 18f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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STILL CIEL, fitted with a tongue-tie since being sent over fences, has acquitted herself well with two runner-up berths from three starts over the larger obstacles. Narrowly denied by an improver at Tramore last time, she will benefit from Ethan O'Sullivan's 7lb claim but wouldn't want the ground to deteriorate too much. Ceanndana hasn't been out of the first two in four chase starts this year and looks sure to give a good account but he is down in trip by almost a mile compared to his last two runs in Kilbeggan. Runner-up at Tramore last time, Natural Breeze gets a big pull at the weights with Ceanndana from a clash at that track in May but is another who would prefer further.

Like many from his stable, CEANNDANA has been in top form for a while over both sets of obstacles and this mark looks well within range. Inthenickfotime goes chasing for leading connections and is very dangerous in receipt of a handy 4-y-o allowance, with Baltinglass Hill another to consider.

Ethan O'Sullivan's claim could be significant on handicap debutant STILL CIEL and she was just denied by an improver last time

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15:00 Sligo Maiden Chase 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Four-times a winner over hurdles at trips up to 3m, KILLINURE LASS came forward nicely from her first start over fences when runner-up at Tramore in August. The daughter of Morozov is adaptable as regards ground conditions and in-form Daniel King's presence in the saddle for the first time is another positive. Keith Donoghue was on the selection last time but now rides recent Listowel hurdles winner One Night Standard for Gavin Cromwell. From the family of Nick Dundee and a half-sister to winning chasers, she merits plenty of respect on her first start in this discipline. Atacanter returns from a break and would prefer further but his solid handicap form puts him in the mix.

ONE NGHT STANDARD has already enjoyed a productive spell over hurdles and is fancied to continue the good work switched to the larger obstacles. Killinure Lass and Atacanter are probably the main threats.

Preference is for \bKILLINURE LASS\ who knew how to win over hurdles and showed improvement on second chase start at Tramore in August.

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15:35 Sligo Handicap Chase 21f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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He's an infrequent winner but ROOM TO ROAM landed this prize last year and may be able to do so again. The 10-year-old ran well in a higher grade when fourth at Kilbeggan in July and a few underwhelming efforts since have seen his mark drop enough to render him eligible for this repeat bid. A long-standing maiden over hurdles, C'est Rien got off the mark at the first time of asking over the larger obstacles at Tramore and is obviously open to further progress. Joe's Turn, let down by his jumping last time, was a snug winner at Kilbeggan two starts back while British import General Hubble has a chance on his stable debut third at Killarney.

C'EST RIEN looked rejuvenated by the switch to chasing when successful at Tramore a fortnight ago and with that in mind, she can follow up. Joe's Turn and General Hubble head the opposition.

Last year's winner ROOM TO ROAM has been in reasonable form this summer and can land this again off the same mark as 12 months ago

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16:10 Sligo Conditions Chase 21f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SPACE TOURIST looks to have been found a perfect opportunity to gain a second win over fences. The Willie Mullins-trained mare, who opened her account at Tramore last time, was Listed class over hurdles. Winner of his maiden hurdle at this venue, Digby has to be respected for trainer Dermot McLoughlin. Runner-up on his first two starts over fences, the nine-year-old will need to recapture his best form having disappointed of late. Jazzy Matty, who had excuses when pulled up at Listowel recently, is better judged on his earlier success at Wexford. A former Cheltenham festival winner, the five-year-old remains open to improvement on what is just his fifth start over fences.

SPACE TOURIST confirmed chase debut promise in no uncertain terms when successful in a Tramore maiden 45 days ago, her jumping assured and proving game to edge ahead in the finish. Open to further progress in this sphere judged on her useful hurdles form, she makes plenty of appeal. Digby and The Friday Man may emerge as the chief threats.

This can go the way of SPACE TOURIST who is a Listed winner over timber and has made a bright start to life over fences

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16:45 Sligo Handicap Chase 26f  - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner at Wexford last month, STORMY MASTER can double up for trainer Ray Hackett. The 10-year-old, who is at his best on a quick surface, should get his ground here. Repeat That, who scored over hurdles at Kilbeggan on his penultimate start, is much better handicapped over fences. Although yet to trouble the judge in eight starts, the David Harry Kelly-trained veteran has to be competitive if putting in a clear round. Recent Galway fourth Ballagh Star is interesting on this chasing debut. The six-year-old remains open to improvement after just 12 career starts. Having shaped with definite promise last time, it would be no surprise to see the Ask gelding play a leading role in this modest contest.

Not a strong handicap by any means and with that in mind it could be worth siding with chase debutant BONDI BOY BLUE. Noted finishing with running left when fifth over hurdles at Tramore (21f) 7 weeks ago, he wouldn't have to step up a great deal to make his mark here. Repeat That is a danger judged on his penultimate hurdles victory last month, with Wexford scorer Stormy Master and Ballagh Star others to note.

A test of stamina is what TULLYHOGUE FORT requires and he can turn around Roscommon form with Le Grand Vert

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17:20 Sligo Maiden Chase 26f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Point-to-point winner NATIVE SPEAKER can make a winning debut over regulation fences. A strong stayer over hurdles, the Henry De Bromhead-trained gelding opened his account when making all at Kilbeggan in August. As the only confirmed front-runner of the quartet, the Court Cave gelding will be dangerous if afforded an easy lead. Nt Field Minnesota has failed to complete on two of her last three runs. However, the Willie Mullins-trained mare had looked smart when winning at Killarney in between. A reproduction of that effort would give her a chance here under Paul Townend. Stuzzikini, who was the best of these over hurdles, has to enter calculations. Although behind Nt Field Minnesota at Killarney, he is better off at the weights now.

Recent hurdles winner NATIVE SPEAKER has the hallmarks of one who'll make his mark in this sphere (previous point winner) and Henry de Bromhead's charge could be the way to go before the benefit of market clues. Stuzzikini may emerge as the chief threat ahead of El Champo.

Preference is for STUZZIKINI. This test could really suit him and he can turn his Killarney form with Nt Field Minnesota around.

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