12:20 Thurles Maiden Hurdle 20f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROMANY BROWN has been placed on his three runs under Rules and can gain a deserved win now. The Youmzain gelding lost out by just a head in a Clonmel maiden hurdle on his penultimate start and a similar effort may be enough. Scalpnagoon showed promise when chasing home easy winner Downmexicoway at Down Royal over Christmas. He could improve again and looks an obvious danger. Attaboyarchie has plenty of experience and ran well when third in handicap company last week. He should pick up prize money again.

ROMANY BROWN looks the way to go here now reverted to hurdles and can get off the mark at the chief expense of Fairyhouse third Attaboyarchie. Both Happy Me and Scalpnagoon can have a say too.

A few of these look promising, perhaps none more so than SCALPNAGOON who was behind a nice prospect at Down Royal last month

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12:55 Thurles Maiden Hurdle 22f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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INN AT THE PARK was impressive on his hurdling debut at Fairyhouse last month and could make a nice staying novice. The Walk In The Park gelding travelled well and put the race to bed in good style over 2m7f. That form got a boost with his stablemate Fishery Lane, who finished third, winning on Thursday. Sporting Glory was fourth in Grade 2 company last season and was a cosy winner on his first start for Gordon Elliott at Galway in October. He takes a significant step up in trip and looks like the obvious danger. The selection's stable companion Mister Pink is next best.

SPORTING GLORY made an impressive start for his new yard when landing a novice at Galway and he can do better again, so he's marginally preferred to Inn At The Park, who also has plenty of potential after scoring first time up in this sphere at Fairyhouse.

With race-fitness assured, last month's Fairyhouse maiden winner INN AT THE PARK should have improved from that and can score.

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13:30 Thurles Maiden Chase 21f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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ONLY BY NIGHT has taken really well to fences and has jumped fluently in scoring at Tipperary and again when comfortably beating Nara in a Grade 2 at Cork last month. Both of those wins came over 2m but the point-to-point winner shouldn't be inconvenienced by this step up in trip. Spindleberry was probably the pick of these over hurdles, notably her second to Jade De Grugy in a Grade 1 at Fairyhouse, and the winning pointer made a successful transition to fences despite jumping noticeably right over a similar distance at Cork. Judicieuse Allen had A Penny A Hundred back in fourth when recording her second chase win over this trip at Fairyhouse.

ONLY BY NIGHT has made a hugely encouraging start to her chasing career and can follow up her win in a similar event at Cork under a penalty. Willie Mullins' pair Spindleberry and Judicieuse Allen head the dangers.

Though this trip is a question for ONLY BY NIGHT, she has been very impressive in both her chase starts over 2m and is hard to oppose.

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14:05 Thurles Conditions Chase 21f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Smart juvenile hurdler BLOOD DESTINY was sent straight over fences last season winning twice including a victory over Spillane's Tower in a 2m Grade 3 at Navan. The selection has run well fresh in the past and riding arrangements suggest he's preferred of Willie Mullins' four runners. Classic Getaway had Appreciate It behind when third to Embassy Gardens on his reappearance at Tramore on New Year's Day and should benefit from that outing, while Fil Dor is generally consistent in this grade. Appreciate It has been a bit disappointing since a highly creditable second to Fastorslow in the John Durkan last season, while Grand National runner-up Delta Work is again aiming towards Aintree.

Willie Mullins saddles four and his BLOOD DESTINY is fancied to return in style having looked on the up last term until pulled up at Punchestown on his final run when reportedly found to be coughing. Gordon Elliott's Fil Dor heads the list of dangers on the back of his good Ascot second with Classic Getaway, Appreciate It and Kilcruit all respected too from the Mullins yard.

Paul Townend gets on board BLOOD DESTINY who won a Grade 3 last term and is far less exposed than most of these

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14:35 Thurles Handicap Chase 22f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE ECHO BOY is inconsistent but likes right-handed tracks and good ground and this intermediate trip will also suit. His last victory came under Michael O'Sullivan at Ballinrobe in May. Stablemate Digby hasn't progressed over fences as connections would have hoped but a reproduction of his third at Sligo in October would see him on the premises and he is also well suited by good ground. Potters Party, who has been running over longer trips, was a good second on a sound surface at Down Royal in November while That's About Right is unexposed over fences and put in a fine effort on handicap debut when second over C&D last month.

THAT'S ABOUT RIGHT represents a bang-in-form stable and is going the right way, so he's an obvious selection in a race where the majority are struggling for form. Potters Party should give his running and Optional Mix isn't without hope.

A few in with claims but THAT'S ABOUT RIGHT (nap) has made a bright start to life over fences at this venue and is unexposed

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15:10 Thurles Handicap Hurdle 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MY GAFFER has been disappointing in handicap company but the Malinas gelding will be sharper for last month's reappearance over C&D and may be capable of turning around form with the more exposed Dark Note. John Ryan's charge attracted market support on that first start in over seven months and a more prominent showing is anticipated now. Samui had a productive Flat campaign last year and looks well handicapped back over flights but this trip looks too short. San Aer's latest Leopardstown fourth was his best effort in this discipline while Jazzy Matty is one to keep an eye on with a tilt at the novice handicap chase at Cheltenham in March probably what his trainer is working back from.

DARK NOTE arrives on the back of a decent effort on heavy ground and a return to a sounder surface here can see him get his head in front. San Aer ran well in a big-field handicap at Leopardstown on Boxing Day and is a big danger, while former Fred Winter winner Jazzy Matty is respected on his return to hurdles following a fruitful chase campaign.

This can go the way of INDIANA JONES who is very well treated on his old form and hinted a return to form was imminent last time

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15:45 Thurles Conditions Chase 25f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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WILLITGOAHEAD was unbeaten in three point-to-points in the autumn and made a promising Rules debut at Limerick over Christmas. Sean Doyle's Getaway gelding was outstayed by a useful type when runner-up over an extended 2m6f leaving a slight question mark over his stamina for this longer trip. The ground will be drier here too, but he handled goodish ground in one of his points and his jumping was very assured last time. The selection has more scope for improvement than Limerick fourth Rocky's Howya and can confirm form with the latter who is the likely pace angle in the race. Stablemates Ask D' Man and Ramillies both ran well in a strong contest on similar ground at Down Royal.

WILLITGOAHEAD made a promising start to his Rules career when runner-up in a hunter at Limerick 3 weeks ago and can find the required improvement to beat Ramillies and Ask d'Man.

Having been prolific in points last year, WILLITGOAHEAD might be worth chancing after a narrow defeat at Limerick last time

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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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