13:33 Tipperary Maiden Chase 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Denis Hogan's THECOMPANYSERGEANT should be good enough to record a first win over fences. Runner-up in a Grade 3 at Thurles in March, the seven-year-old was fourth in a Grade 1 at Fairyhouse on his next start. Although a beaten favourite at Kilbeggan on his return last month, the gelding may just have needed that run. Genois has yet to win from 12 attempts over fences but the Enda Bolger-trained eight-year-old has plenty of valuable experience. Implicit was beaten with over a circuit to run on her chasing debut at Tramore last month. Sent off odds-on for that contest, the Willie Mullins-trained mare clearly didn't give her true running.

Useful hurdler THE BIG DOYEN made an encouraging start over fences at Kilbeggan and, with this drop back in trip and the fitting of a hood both potentially good moves, he is taken to strike. Thecompanysergeant has found just one too good on two of his three completed starts over fences and he is feared most. That said, Implicit didnt appear to be anywhere near 100% on her chase debut and she remains of interest, while Jet Setting Jim could also have a part to play if his jumping passes the test.

With four fine chasing runs in defeat, including in a Grade 1, it will be disappointing if THECOMPANYSERGEANT(nap) can't win

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14:03 Tipperary Handicap Chase 17f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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GREAT BEAR has been a consistent sort since switching his attention to chasing and the eight-year-old ran his best race to date when going down by just a short head last time. Raised 3lb subsequently, the son of Dansili should have more to offer. Bythesametoken may have needed his reappearance at Aintree in April but shaped much better when third at Ballinrobe last time. The Ross O'Sullivan-trained Fame And Glory gelding is a former course winner who is suited to a flat track such as this. Time Marches On won over course and distance on his penultimate start. Pulled up last time, he needs to recapture that earlier form if he is to be a contender.

If GREAT BEAR puts in a good round of jumping it could be a case of fifth time lucky over fences for this 8-y-o, who posted his best effort yet in this sphere when just failing at Punchestown last month. The Greek shaped well over hurdles on the back of an 11-month absence at Wexford and he looks dangerous back over fences. Marvel Fan is third choice ahead of Bythesametoken.

With just a little improvement from his second placing at Punchestown last month GREAT BEAR can record a first chase success.

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14:33 Tipperary Handicap Chase 17f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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ERNIE FROM NURNEY looks very well treated here off a chase mark which is 14lb below his hurdle rating. The seven-year-old reverts to fences here having won his latest two starts over flights. Prior to that, he had run very well when third over the larger obstacles at Thurles. The Tramore winner Prince Of Air should again be competitive despite having been hit with a 7lb rise for that success. Likeable Chancer, a point-to-point and chase winner, has been running well over hurdles in recent months. Back over fences for the first time since October, the gelding enters calculations.

ERNIE FROM NURNEY has shown improved form to win his last two hurdles starts and there's good reason to believe that he'll be able to continue the good work now returned to fences. Indeed, he resumes in this sphere off a mark 5 lb below that off which he scored at Limerick last time and appeared to be getting the hang of things when third on his latest chase start. Likable Chancer and Prince of Air rate the main dangers but also look out for May Call You Back on her chase/yard debut.

This affords a good opportunity to ERNIE FORM NURNEY who is now 14lb higher over hurdles after wins at Roscommon and Limerick

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15:03 Tipperary Handicap Chase 17f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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FARROKH was a winner here over hurdles in May and the Barry Connell-trained gelding has subsequently run well in beginners chases over further. With the five-year-old giving the impression that he is better suited to two miles, he has to be of interest here. Recent Clonmel winner Druim Samhraidh could have more to offer on his first start for trainer Paul Flynn. The veteran won with something in hand that day, so a 6lb rise may not inconvenience him. Limerick winner Crowsatedappletart can still race off a mark which is 4lb below his hurdle rating and should be capable of making his presence felt.

FARROKH tied up late over further last time and has more to offer having his first go in a handicap chase, so he gets the nod over last-time-out winner Robin de Roost, who is likely to put up another solid showing. Crowsatedappletart is another one to consider.

A hopeful vote goes to ITSALLABOUTEVE who ran well over hurdles last time and is relatively unexposed as a chaser

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15:33 Tipperary Handicap Chase 23f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner of his latest two starts over fences, KILMURRY JJ can complete the hat-trick. A promising horse over hurdles for his previous connections, the seven-year-old has really blossomed since switching to fences. Although this represents a tougher ask, especially without his regular jockey on board, the gelding could be up to the job. Tullyveery Lad improved on previous efforts when a good winner at Downpatrick last time. While this track presents a very different test, the eight-year-old arrives here at the top of his game. All Walks Of Life disappointed at Listowel last time but had run well on her previous start at Clonmel.

TULLYVEERY LAD looks to have been handed a lenient opening mark based on his Downpatrick success and he's fancied to get the better of Garde La Peche, who also switches to handicaps with more to come. Kilmurry JJ is also worthy of consideration.

There should be much more to come from GARDE LA PECHE, who made a winning start to chasing at Clonmel last time, and she can win again.

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16:03 Tipperary Maiden Chase 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Willie Mullins-trained JUDICIEUSE ALLEN has strong claims of making a winning debut over fences. The daughter of Great Pretender has been highly tried in graded company and this represents an easier opportunity for her to record a second career success. Listed winner Space Tourist has been absent since December but that is seldom a concern with runners from the Mullins yard. Media Naranja looks the pick of two Gordon Elliott mares.

SPACE TOURIST was below form when last seen but should be freshened up now and she's the best of these over hurdles, so she's the straightforward choice. Media Naranja isn't far behind her in terms of ability, so she's a danger. Judicieuse Allen, a stablemate of the selection, could also provide stern opposition.

Though below form over hurdles when last seen at Punchestown, POPOVA could bounce back making her chasing debut.

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16:35 Tipperary Maiden Chase 20f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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Three-time winner THEONEWEDREAMOF made a promising introduction to chasing when staying on late to finish third at Kilbeggan last time. Given that she was having her first start since December, the daughter of French Navy should be all the better for that outing. Our Bobby, a winner over hurdles at Listowel last time, arrives here in great form. The gelding shaped well on two previous runs over fences so should be capable of getting involved. Arabian King also commands respect on his first start over fences.

THEONEWEDREAMOF's third at Kilbeggan on chasing debut is the best piece of form on offer and she's the type to do better, so she's preferred to Winding River, who also remains with potential as a chaser. Woodstream Lad also makes the shortlist on his first go over the larger obstacles.

A promising first run over fences at Kilbeggan gives THEONEWEDREAMOF a leading chance in a race in which several have fair claims

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17:10 Tipperary Maiden Chase 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although finding one too good on each of his last four starts over fences, DUTCH SCHULTZ can reward supporters patience. A three-time winner, the son of Golden Horn is nicely treated by these race conditions, while the small field is unlikely to trouble him. Point-to-point winner Mayor's Walk made a winning start to her chasing career at Limerick in May. The Henry De Bromhead-trained mare has to concede weight to a trio of rivals but could prove up to the task. Slip Of The Tongue is undoubtedly well in at these weights but the seven-year-old has been below his best in recent times. However, given the excellent form of trainer Padraig Roche, a revival wouldn't be out of the question.

MAYOR'S WALK made an excellent start to her chase career when scoring at Limerick in May and, with improvement on the cards, she's fancied to defy a penalty at the possible expense of Dutch Schultz, who is closely matched on form at the weights. Purse Price isn't one to rule out.

Having put some poor hurdle runs behind her when winning a Limerick beginners' chase last time, MAYOR'S WALK can take this.

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