16:10 Tramore Maiden 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:10 Tramore Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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ASTAR looks the best option as the forecast deluge over Tramore will not inconvenience her at all. She has been placed in her last five starts, including when runner-up on heavy ground at Galway last October. Her latest outing also came in Ballybrit last month where she took the runner-up berth in a testing-ground handicap. The horse behind her in third won on her next start in Galway. The form of Aird's opening fifth in Leopardstown has been very well franked. She has been placed over this trip in the Curragh and looks a contender. Delicate Girl is going the right way and finished second in Galway on her third outing, although she may not want the ground to get too deep. As Fast As Wind has changed stables, but has shown more than enough to be competitive.

DELICATE GIRL has improved with each of her three starts to date and, having chased home a potentially a useful type at Galway recently, she is taken to go one better here. She certainly won't get things all her own way, given that Astar has been knocking firmly on the door and should gain a deserved first taste of success before long, while both Aird and As Fast As Wind have also shown enough to suggest that they are capable of winning races.

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16:45 Tramore Maiden 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:45 Tramore Maiden 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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EASTMORE has shown enough on two starts to date to suggest a race of this nature is within his capabilities. The Kevin Prendergast-trained gelding made a promising debut at Fairyhouse in June, before getting even closer at Killarney on his second start. This looks easier than both those aforementioned contests so the Awtaad three-year-old should be able to get his head in front. Lygon Street wore cheekpieces when fourth in the Apprentice Derby last month. That headgear is replaced by blinkers here, something that suggests the Joseph O'Brien-trained colt isn't the most straightforward. He undoubtedly has the ability to get involved off a rating of 75 but his attitude has to be questionable. Vadsa Queen, a bumper winner at this track recently, wouldn't need to improve a great deal to be a factor.

EASTMORE matched his debut effort (fairly useful form) when finishing a close-up third in a Killarney maiden 33 days ago and a repeat here may well be enough to see him open his account. Lygon Street and The Mediator, who boasts fairly ueful form over hurdles, head up the dangers.

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17:20 Tramore Stakes 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Recent Galway winner FRATAS should take plenty of beating under leading apprentice Jamie Powell. The Michael Mulvany-trained filly, who has been in excellent form in handicaps of late, is well treated by these race conditions once taking Powell's claim into account. A prominent racer, the daughter of Fracas should prove difficult to pass from the front. Dalliances, a half-sister to a black type filly, has yet to trouble the judge in three starts but it is far too early to write her off. The Johnny Murtagh-trained filly may well appreciate the step up to this trip for the first time. Kermiya, a stablemate of the latter, also catches the eye on just her fourth racecourse appearance. The Aga Khan-owned filly is also bred to do a lot better in time.

It might be worth chancing the well-bred KERMIYA to improve past some of these more exposed rivals. Fratas rates an obvious danger on the back of her recent Galway win, while Skyquake is another low-mileage filly who may not have reached her limit.

This can go the way of the handicap debutante KERMIYA who showed more at Killarney last time and looks leniently treated

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17:50 Tramore Handicap 12f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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The lightly-raced SPINNING WEB remains open to further improvement in this lowly grade. A juvenile hurdle winner at Tipperary last month, the Mags Mullins-trained three-year-old went very close on his return to the Flat at Sligo last time. With the eventual winner getting first run on that occasion, the effort of the Fascinating Rock gelding deserves upgrading. Breagagh, a half-brother to a smart sprinter, had been running well over hurdles before his runner-up effort at Naas recently. Although that latter run came at a mile, the son of Slade Power may well find this trip to be his optimum. Chatterbox is another that is worthy of consideration, especially now that her trainer has his string firing on all cylinders after a few quiet months.

CHATTERBOX remains a maiden on the back of 9 career starts but appeals as being on a workable mark judged on the pick of those exploits and, having not been seen to best effect at Tipperary 8 days ago, she shades the vote to come out on top. 3-y-o Spinning Web is highly respected on the back of his good Sligo second now upped in trip, with Action Motion another to consider.

This may be a good opportunity for ACTION MOTION (nap) who wasn't beaten far latest and gives the impression he could be well treated

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18:20 Tramore Handicap 12f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:20 Tramore Handicap 12f Race Speed Rating Flow

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OAKLEY is an intriguing contender on his Irish debut for trainer Tony Mullins. While the five-year-old is unlikely to ever reach the lofty heights attained by another of his stables former German imports, Princess Zoe, he has to be interesting off a mark of 60. It is worth bearing in mind that the aforementioned mare was just beat in a similar grade off only 4lb higher on her first run in this country. Night Moon was just beaten at Ffos Las last time, having made most in a stronger race at Killarney previously. This track will suit the David Marnane-trained three-year-old. Estepona Sun has been running over hurdles of late and is of interest back on the level.

CONTRAPPOSTO is on a long losing run but signalled his turn is near when an excellent second at Sligo so can go one better off the same mark here provided he is none the worse for his exertions here over hurdles on Thursday. Slieve Bearnagh is another who is weighted to go close and he is next on the list ahead of Inchiquin Maid and Estepona Sun who both revert to this sphere.

Having proven himself in testing conditions last week, NIGHT MOON can give another good account and this new trip is likely to suit

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18:50 Tramore Handicap 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is very difficult to get away from the hat-trick seeking VISCHIO at a venue where she has already proven her effectiveness. The Dick Donohoe-trained mare made all the running over course and distance last month, before following up at Ballinrobe on her next start. Despite a subsequent 7lb rise, the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor looks ahead of the handicapper. Immelmann, who made a very pleasing debut for Willie Mullins at the Curragh, can readily be forgiven a poor run at the Galway Festival as the ground had gone for him. Back on a sounder surface here, the five-year-old has strong claims, although he may just prefer further. Immutable and Expound appear best of the remainder.

It may pay to give another chance to IMMELMANN who was found to be coughing when a disappointing favourite at Galway last time and had shaped encouragingly on his yard debut prior to that. Vischio ran well back hurdling at Galway recently and also scored twice on the Flat last month so she's an obvious danger. Last year's winner Royal Eagle would also very much come into it if turning out (career best over hurdles here on Thursday).

One of these should fall the way of EXPOUND who has been going close of late and now gets first-time cheekpieces which may help

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19:20 Tramore Handicap 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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STOKE THE FIRE can gain a deserved success having occupied the runner-up spot on two occasions since returning from a long absence. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding had been off the track for the best part of two years before just getting touched off on his comeback at Down Royal in June. Again, sent off a strongly supported favourite at the Galway Festival last time, he again just came up short, beaten three-quarters of a length. Lord Erskine won over course and distance last month, before running a fair race when sixth at Killarney subsequently. The Harry Rogers-trained veteran has to be a contender. Mr Rango is interesting stepping up to this trip for the first time. Trainer Ross O'Sullivan has his string in great form at the minute so the five-year-old shouldn't be discounted.

STOKE THE FIRE looks the way to go on the back of his very good Galway second with few miles still on the clock and that form working out very well. Sheishybrid shaped encouragingly when fifth at the Curragh last time so rates the main danger to Willie Mullins' low-mileage 4-y-o, with Mr Rango appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Willie Mullins runs three here with STOKE THE FIRE the likely number one with this extended trip likely to suit

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19:50 Tramore Handicap 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Noel Meade-trained CHARLIE LUCIANO reverts to the flat off a very appealing mark having won two of his last three starts over hurdles. Although unable to exploit a similar rating at Leopardstown in June, the four-year-old has arguably improved in the interim. Colin Keane will no doubt try to make this a proper test of stamina on a gelding who finds plenty for pressure. Recent course and distance winner Wild Shot hasn't been too harshly treated off just a 5lb higher mark, so the John McConnell-trained gelding must be a real threat. Barometer, last year's winner, hasn't been in the same form of late, but, now that his stable have turned the corner, the eight-year-old has to be considered in his repeat bid.

ELZAAMSAN caught the eye a bit in this headgear combination at Leopardstown last time and might be worth chancing off what is a favourable mark on his peak AW form. Tory Reel and Appian Way are a couple who ought to be capable of going close off basement marks on the Flat judged on the level of their hurdle form. John McConnell's Wild Shot has run well over hurdles since his Flat win here last month and is another to consider.

The manner in which WILD SHOT skipped clear on the home turn here last month suggests he could defy a 5lb rise

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