13:40 Wexford Maiden Chase 20f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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INCLUSION races off a nice weight here with Kieran Callaghan taking 7lb off her back. The Shirocco mare was last seen winning over timber at Downpatrick and beat a decent sort then in Sam's Choice, who went on to win a competitive handicap hurdle at Leopardstown and is currently rated 121. Her jumping left a bit to be desired on his sole previous chase start at Tramore but she was a point-to-point winner last year and this looks a nice opportunity for her. Changing The Rules has been placed on his last couple of outings and looks an obvious contender. He had Itwasfate behind in third when chasing home Too Bright at Kilbeggan last time and may be able to confirm placings.

CHANGING THE RULES sets a decent standard on her placed efforts in recent weeks and can get off the mark. Takarengo was back on song when second at Clonmel 11 days ago and is second choice ahead of Inclusion,. who returns to fences on her first outing since landing a Downpatrick maiden hurdle last October.

Beaten by a front-running outsider at Kilbeggan last time, CHANGING THE RULES has strong prospects in this company

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14:12 Wexford Maiden Chase 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Only five go to post but it's a hot little race and WATCH HOUSE CROSS can repeat his course victory last month. Henry de Bromhead's charge had been a bit disappointing when tried over fences last year but recorded a confidence boosting win here last time and can build on that. Saldier was a bit laboured at Killarney last time but his class came through at the end as he edged a narrow verdict over Vina Ardanza. He was demoted at an appeal having hampered his rival at the last. He is a big player here but doesn't totally convince over fences. Lieutenant Highway won a three-runner contest at Roscommon recently and this will be tougher but he has to be respected.

SALDIER has made a good start over fences and can get his head in front again. Lieutenant Highway is feared most.

A late recruit to chasing, SALDIER made heavy weather of it at Killarney but will be hard to beat with a more assured round of jumping

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14:47 Wexford Handicap Chase 20f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROOM TO ROAM is well exposed over hurdles but has had only five chase starts and has shown improved form in this sphere on his last two outings. Beaten just two lengths when third at Thurles, he returned from a break to be runner-up at Clonmel earlier this month and can go one place better, although connections will want the rain to stay away. Bite That won over hurdles at Tramore last summer and showed promise on chase debut at the same venue in January. He'll be better for a recent run over hurdles at this track and is another who prefers a sound surface. Elegant Dan bounced back to form with a big-priced win at Tramore and got a 6lb hike for that while Powerful Blue was a creditable fourth in a Clonmel handicap on chase debut and is another to consider.

A bad mistake at the final fence arguably cost WILD CAPRICE the race when just touched off by Rebel Waltz in a Clonmel maiden chase recently and, 4 lb better off now with that rival now that they meet in handicap company, she is taken to emerge on top this time. Rebel Waltz should give another good account all the same and is clear second choice ahead of Elegant Dan, who opened his chase account at Tramore earlier this month. The long-absent Wrong Direction needs a second look in the betting.

But for a bad blunder at the last WILD CAPRICE\ might have beaten Rebel Waltz at Clonmel and she can prevail in the rematch

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15:22 Wexford Maiden Chase 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks to rest between chasing debutants who represent the powerhouse yards of Wille Mullins and Gordon Elliott and the latter's charge I A CONNECT (was also engaged to run at Kilbeggan on Monday) gets the nod. A dual hurdles winner in 2021, he's been lightly raced since but ran well at this venue after a year off when second to a stablemate in a conditions event. The eight-year-old might prefer a bit further but is still preferred to higher-rated hurdler Tax For Max. The latter's mark went back up a few pounds after he finished second in a Punchestown handicap on the first of two runs at that venue's festival meeting in April and it will be interesting to see how the free-going Flat-bred gets on over fences. Walnut Beach, who has a fair bit to find on hurdles ratings, is another first-timer over fences and looks next best.

TAX FOR MAX brings some useful hurdling form to the table so Willie Mullins' 6-y-o is fancied to go in at the first time of asking over fences. Fellow chasing debutants Walnut Beach and I A Connect also offer potential in this sphere and can chase home the selection in that order.

The Willie Mullins-trained TAX FOR MAX brings slightly stronger credentials from hurdling than Gordon Elliott's I A Connect

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16:00 Wexford Handicap Chase 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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NAME ME FAMOUS was progressive over hurdles last year and finished second in handicap chase at Sligo before being put away for the winter. Eoin McCarthy's charge overcame a sloppy round of jumping to win at Clonmel on his second run back and his revised mark of 100 still leaves him rated 8lb lower than his hurdles mark. Clever Currency could go well from the front around this sharp track. He made all over hurdles at Leopardstown in March and didn't quite stay 2m4f when fourth in a handicap chase at Killarney. He was below-par last time at Punchestown but Ben Harvey is a good booking and this is his best trip. Pats Choice has plenty of weight and was another to disappoint last time when a beaten favourite at Tramore but he had been runner-up three times in a row prior to that including narrow defeats at Navan and Ballinrobe.

Little between the principals but OSCER ROMERO can boast a course success and should benefit from this return to a shorter trip so edges the vote. Where's Bunny is another with winning form to her name at this track and merits plenty of respect along with recent Clonmel victor Name Me Famous.

After winning in spite of his jumping at Clonmel, NAME ME FAMOUS can follow up if he's more fluent over the obstacles this time

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16:37 Wexford Handicap Chase 25f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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GATEAU DE MIEL drops in grade following a Killarney National runner-up effort and stays well. Ground-versatile, he was well beaten in Leopardstown and Fairyhouse festivals prior to his Killarney return but a reproduction would give him every chance. He has the measure of Goodnightngodbless on a Fairyhouse meeting last October, when the selection was a final-fence faller but had Goodnightngodbless, who is 1lb worse off, beaten. Goodnightngodbless' only chase win, from 28 attempts, was gained over course and distance in May and ran well five days later at Limerick. Outside The Door was pulled up on reappearance in that Limerick race (Battle Of Mirbat was fourth) and while he subsequently won at Punchestown, is 7lb higher. Silvertown was well backed when an early casualty at Punchestown and while rated 8lb lower over fences than hurdles, had been well beaten in previous chases.

GATEAU DE MIEL got back on the up with his comeback run under his belt when second at Killarney last time and should go well here. Outside The Door arrives on the back of a career-best win at Punchestown, while the in-form Goodnightngodbless is another to consider.

A fine second in a valuable contest at Killarney last month, GATEAU DU MIEL can take advantage of this drop in class to go one better

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17:17 Wexford Handicap Chase 25f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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RULE OF JUNE was greatly flattered by her proximity to an eased-down, well-in subsequent winner at Clonmel but has solid claims if the ground remains good. She failed to win in 15 hurdles but has done better over fences and while beaten four lengths by Meehall at Killarney last August, is now 8lb better off. Legacy Of Dreams beat Meehall to win well at Limerick last month and while his form is in-and-out, has strong claims if reproducing that run. Veteran Drimsree Lad was hampered when finishing behind the selection at Clonmel and while he has a light weight, is nonetheless a 21-race maiden. Five-time winner Double Windsor needs good ground and ran well at Tramore recently but is also a veteran and his previous win was in July 2021.

RULE OF JUNE finished to good effect when runner-up at Clonmel 11 days ago and she's well worth the chance to go one better in a weak race for the numbers. Legacy of Dreams is considered the main danger after scoring at Limerick last month and Drimsfree Lad is worthy of consideration despite his long-standing maiden tag.

Having run creditably behind some well-handicapped horse recently, RULE OF JUNE is the choice; Steps Match can go well at a price

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