13:20 Leopardstown Novices Hurdle 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOMMESKY added to a Limerick bumper win when successful in a 2m3f maiden hurdle also at Limerick over the Christmas period. The selection found Grade 1 company too hot behind Final Demand here last month, and confidence can be taken from the fact that the de Bromhead yard is in much better form now. Great Attitude landed a gamble on debut at Fairyhouse last weekend and has plenty of scope for improvement, while Gowran Park maiden winner Coral River is closely matched with that rival on a line through Kish Bank. Honesty Policy enters calculations on his decisive Navan maiden win, while Champagne Jury and Rockymountainbleu are others to consider in a competitive event.

Though he's the only one of these without hurdles experience to draw upon, CHAMPAGNE JURY has shown that he can negotiate obstacles having finished runner-up on his completed start between the flags. The 6-y-o did the job well in a Naas bumper on his Rules debut in January and is taken to follow up on this hurdling bow. Honesty Policy opened his account in good style at Navan three weeks ago and is feared most ahead of Rockymountainbleu.

HONESTY POLICY (nap) showed a nice attitude when winning at Navan and if he handles this quicker ground, he could be hard to beat

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13:40 Huntingdon Conditions Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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LAVENDER HILL MOB (first) was well in command when getting the better of Aviemore (third) over 2m at Warwick in January and, although the latter remains open to improvement, James Owen's charge gets the vote to confirm his superiority over that rival en route to victory once more. Under The Sun made a pleasing start to life over hurdles when third over 2m at Plumpton and is also noted.

James Owen's LAVENDER HILL MOB possesses much the best form on offer so is fancied to resume winning ways at the chief expense of the progressive Warwick scorer Aviemore. Under The Sun also has better days ahead of him and could also have a say.

Lavender Hill Mob comfortably accounted for AVIEMORE at Warwick in January but the latter improved markedly to win next time.

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13:50 Leopardstown Maiden Hurdle 16f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARBOUR HIGHWAY is not the most consistent of performers but holds strong claims if producing his best. The point-to-point winner had Net Boy 13 lengths behind in fourth when landing a Navan bumper last year and was sent off a well-backed favourite when hampered at a crucial stage in the 25-runner Fairyhouse maiden hurdle won by Ballygunner Castle. Quint Major was also a bumper winner last year at Clonmel and having shown promise behind the selection's stablemate McLaurey in a Limerick maiden hurdle, was probably unsuited by heavy ground last time at Punchestown. Polemon has won three times on the Flat and showed promise in two hurdle starts.

FORTUNE THE BRAVE looked like a stayer in the making when winning a 2½m Kilbeggan bumper in September, which raises a question over the suitability of this drop back in trip now switched to hurdles. That said, if plenty of use is made of the 5-y-o he could prove hard to catch round here, in a race featuring a dearth of appealing candidates. Polemon is just about the pick of those with experience in this sphere, while point winner Cabaret Prince is also worth a second look.

The race-fit POLEMON will appreciate the drying ground and he ran creditably in a much stronger C&D maiden than this in December.

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14:00 Doncaster Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SIBERIAN STAR made the frame over the smaller obstacles at Warwick last month and is an interesting contender back in this sphere, having won a chase off only 1lb lower over 3m1f at Catterick in January. Northern Poet is a player based on his second at Plumpton two starts ago, while The Newest One has unseated the last twice but he is a previous C&D winner and would be a big player if putting in a clear round.

SIBERIAN STAR has done well for current connections this winter and remains of interest back off his proper mark over fences after an eye-catching run over hurdles recently. Northern Poet looks the main threat, ahead of Supervisor.

The withdrawal of recent winner Champagnesuperover promotes NORTHERN POET to first choice, ahead of Supervisor.

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14:15 Huntingdon Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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NATIVEHILL performed with credit on his Rules debut at Newbury in December and, with the promise of more to come sporting a tongue-tie for the first time, he can land the spoils. Monty Bodkin faded into sixth late on over 2m4f at Carlisle when last seen but he remains a promising sort and appeals as the main danger to the selection on his first start since undergoing wind surgery. Tchoupinminzac is also noteworthy.

Nicky Henderson's NATIVEHILL shaped well when runner-up on his hurdling bow at Newbury and this point winner can go one better here at the chief expense of Monty Bodkin who also brings a fair amount of potential on the back of a promising debut Carlisle sixth. Tchoupinminzac and Big Bert can fight it out for minor honours.

Add 199 yards. The chances are that this will concern NATIVEHILL and Monty Bodkin. The selection can improve on his Newbury run.

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14:25 Leopardstown Conditions Hurdle 18f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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THEDEVILSCOACHMAN gets a tentative vote in a race where there are question marks over most of the field. The Noel Meade-trained gelding is without a win in nearly two years but has shaped well on his latest two starts, although this drop in trip is a concern. He had Meet And Greet 16 lengths behind when runner-up to Maxxum in the Grade 2 Boyne Hurdle at Navan last time, and is preferred to Aspire Tower who made a winning return at Punchestown in October but has been let down by his jumping on both outings since. Pied Piper is the pick on official ratings but hasn't been seen since taking a heavy fall in that aforementioned Punchestown race won by Aspire Tower.

The one with the most solid credentials based on recent form is THEDEVILSCOACHMAN, who has resumed with a couple of solid efforts in Grade 2 events at Gowran and Navan. He is taken to deservedly get his head back in front. Pied Piper would be a tough nut to crack if anywhere near his best but he was beating a retreat when falling at the final flight in the Punchestown race won by Aspire Tower in October and now has a point to prove.

A chance is taken on ASPIRE TOWER. He might be able to get an easy lead here and he won his last start over this trip at Punchestown

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14:35 Doncaster Handicap Chase (Class 4) 16f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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TOMMY CULLEN justified favouritism in comfortable style over track and trip last month and a 8lb rise could prove to be on the lenient side. The seven-year-old might only need to produce a repeat of that performance in order to go in again. Koenigsstern failed to follow up his success at Fontwell on Boxing Day when only fourth at Huntingdon last time, but he will be pinning his hopes on first-time cheekpieces to eke out more. Bob Bob Ricard can beat An Bradan Feasa home for third.

TOMMY CULLEN has conditions to suit and only had to be pushed out to score comfortably here last month. He can follow up. Bob Bob Ricard may give him most to think about.

Course specialist TOMMY CULLEN (nap) won in fine style over C&D recently and can follow up despite an 8lb rise.

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14:45 Huntingdon Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Punters will need to be in a forgiving mood to side with PEP TALKING, but it might pay to do so. He impressed when scoring comfortably over 2m5f at Sedgefield in November and, with his stamina drawn out further, he can bounce back from a lacklustre effort at Warwick. Groom De Cotte shaped with plenty of credit when finishing a staying-on second (hurdles) over 2m6f at Fontwell last time out and, stepping up in trip reverting to the larger obstacles, he looks the main danger. Dreamsundermyfeet can also go well.

PEP TALKING's latest run at Warwick was too bad to be true so he is worth another chance having previously looked on the upgrade for this yard. Groom de Cotte has bounced back to form switched to hurdles/upped in trip of late and is off a lower mark in this sphere, while Ceejaybe offered something to work on over fences at Leicester.

Pep Talking and Groom De Cotte are considered but the vote goes to MACKIE DEE, in a race which lacks solid options.

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14:57 Leopardstown Handicap Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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SAFFRONANDBLUE won twice on the Flat last spring including over an extended 1m2f at Sligo and any market support would be significant as he tackles handicap company for the first time over hurdles. The Martin Brassil-trained gelding hasn't been disgraced in three maiden outings and could be on a reasonable mark. Down Around has put together three solid efforts over 2m4f this winter notably winning at Thurles, although this step back in trip may not be in his favour. The Nagger Reidy opened his account over 2m2f at the Listowel Festival but hasn't added to that tally despite being well supported on all three outings since. Royal Time and Oakley are others to note.

Successful twice on the Flat last spring, SAFFRONANDBLUE may well leave his low-key maiden hurdle efforts behind now making his handicap debut in this sphere. He shades preference ahead of The Nagger Reidy, who left the impression that this drop to the minimum trip would be a good move when fifth over 2½m at Fairyhouse last month. The lightly-raced Miss Maxfort and Oakley are others with claims.

A chance is taken on PAPA BARNS. He's 4lb wrong but he is capable of winning one of these and the drying ground is a plus

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15:07 Doncaster Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Shuil Ceoil went in by a neck in this grade at Fontwell in January and he holds an obvious chance off a 6lb higher rating. However, the vote goes to EILEEN'S ORDERS, who finished third in a stronger event on her handicap debut at Southwell last time and was kindly dropped 1lb for that display. The five-year-old could have more to offer and can record her first career success. Of the remainder, Fierce Warrior makes the most appeal based on his third at this venue in December.

SHAN'T WAIT has been brought along gradually with handicaps in mind and is bred to appreciate this stiffer test of stamina. He makes fair appeal. Shuil Ceoil and Fierce Warrior are feared most.

The return to better ground could be ideal for point winner SERGEANT FURY on his handicap debut and he earns the vote.

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15:17 Huntingdon Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 25f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of CLUAIN AODHA, who bounced back to form with a comfortable success over C&D last time out, and a 4lb rise could prove lenient. Returning to the smaller obstacles seems like a good move for Mister Barclay, having finished second at Exeter in January, while Jassur Des Brosses performed with credit on his return from a 163-day break when fourth here last month.

MISTER BARCLAY wasn't at his best when fifth over fences at Uttoxeter last time out but this likeable sort can bounce back and capitalise on a lenient mark returned to the smaller obstacles. Recent C&D scorer Cluain Aodha rates the obvious threat, although in-form duo Musique de Fee and Jassur des Brosses need factoring in too.

She made all here last time and today's extra 253 yards (added to the advertised distance) can help CLUAIN AODHA (nap) to score again.

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15:30 Leopardstown Handicap Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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CRESCENT MOON was beaten almost 52 lengths on a recent run in a better race but had previously shown much stronger form and was an eye-catcher on handicap debut in January. The form of her Naas bumper runner-up effort last April reads very well and while never in contention at Gowran recently, remains well handicapped from 106. Today's ground and distance is also in her favour. Liberated Light finished behind the selection at Cork in January and is 4lb better off while Jolie Jewel is quirky but has been running well. Pralognan is a useful good-ground Flat performer but was well enough held at Down Royal.

The modest pace probably didn't help CRESCENT MOON when upped to 19.8f at Gowran recently and, better judged on her handicap debut second at Cork in January, she is well worth another chance back down in trip here. Tremaine could be about to take a step forward now pitched into a handicap debut in this sphere and he is one to note in the betting, while Liberated Light is also shortlisted.

Having bombed out last time over 2m4f it could pay to keep the faith with CRESCENT MOON now dropped back in trip

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15:40 Doncaster Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 24f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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SKI LODGE showed signs of promise on his hurdling bow in November, but he took a giant leap forward to win at Haydock the following month. Alan King's gelding should have plenty more to offer, especially at this trip, and he is fancied to double his tally under a penalty. Thank You Ma'am, who boasts an official rating of 127, has been holding his own in handicap company of late and is perhaps the main threat, although Hauraki Gulf should not be underestimated.

None of these can be ruled out but Georgina Nicholls' THANK YOU MA'AM arrives at the top of his game from handicaps so looks the way to go back in maiden company here. Haydock-scorer Ski Lodge has better days ahead of him and rates the main threat,with both Minella Rescue and Hauraki Gulf not discounted either.

Ski Lodge is respected but preference is for THANK YOU MA'AM, who has shown strong form in handicaps the last twice.

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15:52 Huntingdon Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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EL RIO has hardly put a foot wrong over fences this season and he was never for catching when going from the front over slightly further at Kempton last month. The eight-year-old looks well up to defying a 7lb rise and he should have too much for the class-dropping Sail Away, who has failed to complete on three of his last four outings. A determined winner of this contest last year, Lounge Lizard cannot be ruled out.

EL RIO is enjoying a fine campaign and there is no obvious reason to oppose him yet after his dominating win at Kempton last month. Lounge Lizard just got the better of Dibble Decker when 1-2 in this last year and both can go well again.

El Rio has a massive shout but with a contested lead on the cards this might pan out ideally for the well-treated SAIL AWAY.

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16:02 Leopardstown Handicap Chase 22f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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NAS NA RIOGH is 3lb out of the handicap but nonetheless appears nicely treated on his handicap debut. Built for chasing and a former point-to-point winner, he showed useful hurdles form last season and is rated 129 in that sphere. He was well held in three chase outings to date but those latest two runs were over inadequate distances and he will benefit from reverting to this distance on suitably drying ground. Five of the runners from the recent course-and-distance chase reoppose, with best-placed third Monbeg Park holding obvious claims despite being in the handicapper's grip. Tyre Kicker ran well at Windsor in January and should also compete under a light weight.

Having returned to form when runner-up in a Grade 2 contest at Thurles, BROOMFIELD BIJOU could be the answer to this open-looking handicap. She may have most to fear from Tyre Kicker, who also got back on track when finding just one too good at Windsor in January. The admirably consistent Monbeg Park is also accorded respect, while Meetingofthewaters needs considering and Nas Na Riogh is a likely improver now venturing down the handicap route in this sphere.

On the back of a good third over C&D at the Dublin Racing Festival, MONBEG PARK gets the vote over Tyre Kicker

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16:15 Doncaster Handicap Chase (Class 5) 19f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Jac Jumper has been knocking at the door recently and the use of Ellis Collier's 5lb claim could play a vital role today, but preference is for ANOTHER MYSTERY. Sarah Humphrey's charge hasn't been seen since filling the runner-up spot at Uttoxeter in May, but the eight-year-old returns to action with conditions very much in his favour and it would come as no surprise were he to go close. Just Gino heads the remainder.

WHOSHOTTHESHERIFF was in the process of going close tried tongue tied until his suspect jumping intervened at Carlisle 2 weeks ago and is worth another chance eased in class. In-form pair Jac Jumper and Just Gino are feared most.

Topweight JAC JUMPER has been knocking at the door over fences for a while and is taken to get off the mark in this sphere.

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16:27 Huntingdon Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although a faller at the third last at Uttoxeter in late December, DICKENS looked likely to play a leading role in the finish. Alan King's charge had previously finished fifth at Chepstow, form which has worked out extremely well, and a breakthrough victory over hurdles could be on the cards. The biggest threat may emerge from Jim De Sarti, who arrives on the back of a close-up second at Sedgefield. Cracker Star is also noteworthy.

CRACKER STAR is in good hands and advanced his hurdles form again when fourth at Ludlow last month. He can make a successful switch to handicapping. Jim de Sarti and Dickens head the list of dangers.

There are far too many unexposed sorts for comfort but JIM DE SARTI appeals most on the recent handicap evidence.

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16:37 Leopardstown Handicap Chase 28f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Dour stayer BRANDT is the pick stepping up in distance. Initially tried over shorter trips in the UK, his recent ratings climb has been mirrored by him going up in distance and while beaten by One Horse Army at Fairyhouse last month, raced quite prominently then and is now 5lb better off. Progressive One Horse Army also stays very well and should again compete. Brucejack was beaten by a subsequent winner at Punchestown and had previously shown form at this level, while the in-form Union Station is difficult to assess but is a fascinating runner stepping up a mile in distance.

BRANDT did well under the circumstances when ¾-length second to One Horse Army at Fairyhouse last time and, likely to relish this stamina test, Cian Collins' charge could be the one to deliver the goods this time. One Horse Army should be on the premises once again in his hat-trick bid, while Union Station is open to improvement now moving up in distance on his handicap debut in this sphere and Brucejack is another with appealing claims.

Preference is for BRUCEJACK, who is proven at the trip and whose recent Punchestown maiden second has been franked by the winner

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16:50 Doncaster NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Danger Nap hit the woodwork on his racecourse bow before going on to run with credit in a Listed contest at Cheltenham on New Years' Day. Eased in class he merits the utmost respect along with Phineas Bunce, who shaped with clear promise at Wincanton in December. Eternity Rose represents a trainer who often does well in bumpers so a market check is advised while similar comments apply to At The Oche. However, a chance can be taken on Alan King's BLUE SKY DREAMING. The son of Blue Bresil, whose dam had success in bumpers, has an appealing pedigree and although his future ought to lay over obstacles, he might be up to the task today.

Little form to go on and Fergal O'Brien's Time Test gelding ETERNITY ROSE, who catches the eye on paper, is taken to go in at the first time of asking. Danger Nap is the only one of 3 with previous expeience and can also have a say, with Blue Sky Dreaming and At The Oche also worthy of consideration starting out for good yards.

This could go to PHINEAS BUNCE, who was a promising fourth on his debut at Wincanton and that form has been franked.

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17:02 Huntingdon NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having filled the runner-up spot on both bumper outings to date, compensation could be heading in LOCK STOCK's direction. Ben Pauling's charge did little wrong when finding only a progressive rival too strong over C&D in January and he edges the vote over Bobajob. The son of Doyen finished second on his racecourse debut at Newbury in November and he's open to improvement, while market support for newcomer Mydaddypaddy would be interesting.

LOCK STOCK was only collared late on here last time and is taken to go one better in the finale. Bobajob should have learnt plenty from his encouraging Newbury debut and rates the chief threat, whilst Dan Skelton's Mydaddypaddy may be the pick of the newcomers.

Bobajob and Lock Stock are much respected with experience but Tom Weston's recent bumper form heightens interest in LIRION.

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17:12 Leopardstown NH Flat Race 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ONEINTHEWELL has a fine pedigree and debuts for a yard which does very well in bumpers. The selection's dam was bumper-placed but, far more notably, is a half-sister to Altior, graded-placed Princess Leya and four other winners. His trainer has a good line with recent bumper form and it is encouraging that Oneinthewell makes his debut aged four under Patrick Mullins. There are no form lines tying together previous winners Eternal Echo and Carrigmoorna Beech and while both won slowly-run bumpers on debut, they showed nice ability and remain open to vast improvement.

It was hard not to be impressed by the way CARRIGMOORNA BEECH went about her business when making a winning debut at Gowran and she will prove hard to beat. Given Thomas Cooper's record in bumpers and with Patrick Mullins an eye-catching booking, Oneinthewell is one to be interested in, while Naas winner Eternal Echo is best of the rest.

CARRIGMOORNA BEECH achieved more at Gowran than Eternal Echo did in a slowly-run four-runner contest at Naas and gets the nod

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