13:45 Tramore Maiden Chase 22f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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PRESENTING DOYEN and Fruit Blossom have met twice over hurdles in recent months with the score currently one apiece. On this occasion, the Cian Collins-trained mare is marginally preferred, on account of the fact she gave weight to her rival when winning at Kilbeggan in April and also has a point-to-point placing to her name. Fruit Blossom arrives here in good form having won over flights at Downpatrick last weekend. Gordon Elliott's seven-year-old briefly looked in trouble at one stage before her stamina kicked in. With that in mind, there has to be a slight worry about her on a much sharper track such as this. Dual hurdle winner Ally Cay was entitled to need her recent comeback run on debut for trainer Paul Flynn, so a much improved performance would not be a surprise.

PRESENTING DOYEN has been in good form over hurdles and brings experience from points to the table. She can make a successful chase debut. Natural Look and Thecornerhouse can also make their presence felt.

Rachael Blackmore and PRESENTING DOYEN combined successfully over hurdles last month and there are chasers in the family.

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14:00 Curragh Maiden 6f - 23 Run Class & Speed Card

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Perfect Judgement finished second on his racecourse bow at Naas last month and is expected to go close along with the fifth from that contest, Barley Cove, who had stepped forward considerably from his first effort. Bergamasco and Grand City Hall are others who boast experience that are likely to be competitive, but it wouldn't be a massive surprise if a newcomer were to land this contest, with SWEET DELTA DAWN appealing most. Bred to be sharp, she is expected to know her job and gets the vote at the main expense of Ocean Bliss, whose half-sister, Commonwealth Cup fourth Ocean Quest, won on debut last season.

GRAND CITY HALL caught the eye in what was probably a decent maiden at Naas so could be the answer. Megarry should be suited by the drop back in trip given how he shaped at Galway so is another to consider, while Perfect Judgement showed plenty to work on when second to a well-touted Ballydoyle newcomer at Naas.

Despite a high draw the vote goes to PERFECT JUDGEMENT on the back of a very promising Naas debut effort

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14:15 Tramore Handicap Chase 22f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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INFLUENTIAL LADY, who won the mares beginners chase on the corresponding card 12 months ago, looks to have been primed for this meeting. The James Barcoe-trained nine-year-old showed that she can be competitive off this sort of mark when runner-up at Punchestown in April and has been campaigned both on the flat and over hurdles of late. Back on a track where she has proven her effectiveness, the Doyen mare can score. Inclusion arrives here on the back of a very easy win at Tipperary last time. However, Willie Mullin's mare, who was well beaten by Influential Lady over course and distance last year, has to give considerable weight away now. Rotten Row, a winner here on Thursday evening, should appreciate stepping up in trip as he bids to double up for trainer Tony Mullins.

INCLUSION stepped up on her chase debut when coasting home at Tipperary and, with the promise of better to come now pitched into a handicap in this sphere, she will prove hard to beat. Top Line Tommy, a wide-margin C&D winner in June, shaped better than the bare result at Wexford recently and he is feared most. Influential Lady and Whacker Clan both make each-way appeal.

The Mullins mare INCLUSION smacked of an improving 6yo when winning at Tipperary and she was balloted out of Galway.

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14:25 Pontefract Stakes (Class 4) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having been bested by a Roger Varian-inmate on his debut, TAN RAPIDO repaid the favour later that month, where he repelled the hot-favourite to score at Windsor. It's far from a daunting standard set by the remainder who boast previous experience, so this looks a good opportunity for Charlie Fellowes' colt to double his tally. Master Of My Fate makes enough appeal on paper to warrant a market check, while Goldmine Girl completes the shortlist.

Having made an encouraging debut when runner-up at Newcastle, TAN RAPIDO went one better at Windsor next time and he can continue his progress to score again. John Quinn is capable of readying a newcomer and Master of My Fate could pose the biggest threat to the selection, ahead of fellow debutant Emerald Army.

A weak contest and, despite conceding weight all around, this looks a good opportunity for TAN RAPIDO to back up his Windsor success.

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14:30 Curragh Handicap 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARNEGIE HALL showed a very likeable attitude when second over 5f at Cork and he has every chance of getting off the mark on his nursery bow. Aidan O'Brien's colt shaped as if this step up in trip would be a positive move and a bold bid can be expected. West Of Wichita has been a model of consistency in her career to date and she is likely to be on the scene again. Sanshiro was put in his place by Jakajaro over C&D but can get closer on the revised terms.

CARNEGIE HALL came up just a neck shy on nursery debut 3 weeks ago and with improvement forthcoming over 6f, he makes as much appeal as any of these. Jakajaro is going the right way and another bold bid seems assured, with West of Wichita completing the shortlist.

Despite his wanderings at Galway last time, JAKAJARO could not have been more impressive when winning here last month

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14:35 Southwell Stakes (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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FLAVIUS TITUS appeared to win with something in hand in a similar contest at Thirsk last week and could take all the beating if running to a similar level on the switch to Tapeta. Thegreatestshowman posted another fair effort in defeat when runner-up in a handicap at Yarmouth and appears the obvious threat back in a classified event. Wrath Of Hector is often in the mix in this company and also warrants attention.

FLAVIUS TITUS produced his best effort for a while to score in similar company at Thirsk last week and he looks capable of following up, with the in-form pair Thegreatestshowman and Wrath of Hector topping the list of threats.

The choice is FLAVIUS TITUS (nap), who did it well when scoring at Thirsk last time and should take the beating despite the penalty.

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14:45 Tramore Handicap Chase 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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FULL NOISE remains a well-handicapped horse over fences so should have every chance of making a winning debut for new connections. The seven-year-old had plenty in hand when beating Likable Chancer at Downpatrick on his penultimate run and clearly something was amiss when he disappointed on his only subsequent outing at Limerick. Although the gelding could do with brushing up his jumping, he should have too much for this largely exposed opposition. The aforementioned Likable Chancer kept on well when runner-up to Full Noise on his most recent start but it is difficult to see him turning the form around at these revised weights. Some Woman has been running consistently in similar races of late so should again be capable of making her presence felt.

The vote goes to LIKABLE CHANCER, who opened his chase account here in April and he bounced back from a couple of low-key efforts when runner-up at Tipperary last time. The 9-y-o may well have won that day but for a couple of mistakes late on and he could prove hard to peg back if able to cut out the errors. Full Noise got the better of the selection at Downpatrick during the spring and will be a threat if on-song starting out for his new yard. Alexharwill is best of the rest.

Full Noise beat LIKABLE CHANCER the last time they met but the selection ran the best race of the pair last time out.

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14:55 Pontefract Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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LUCKY PROTECTOR must concede 5lb to Evening Story, who is rated 1lb superior to Ivan Furtado's gelding. However, this can often by a tricky course to negotiate, and the former, who posted a fair second over C&D three weeks ago, could hold the edge with that in mind. Sheehan is related to a couple of winners and she ought to improve for her recent Nottingham debut.

EVENING STORY's return to action last week was satisfactory and, in a race lacking depth, this looks a good chance for her to get off the mark. Sheehan could be a different proposition away from the mud, while newcomer Catrake Force won't have to be a world-beater to figure.

The potential improver here is SHEEHAN, who might appreciate good ground and the fitting of a tongue-tie, and she gets the vote.

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15:00 Curragh Handicap 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Volatile Analyst outran his big odds to finish a very creditable fifth at Haydock and he now makes his debut for the Adrian McGuiness stable, so he warrants a market check. However, the one to be on may be HEAVENLY POWER, who had a few of these behind when fifth over an extended 6f here last time and he has been kindly dropped 1lb by the handicapper since, with James Ryan claiming 7lb further aiding his cause. Red Letter Bray is of interest as he wears a tongue-tie for the first time and drops in trip.

JON RIGGENS has ben shaping up well and, with a solid pace anticipated, he's worth a chance to gain his second win of the campaign. Heavenly Power and Running Cool could emerge as the main dangers.

The forecast rain will be right up the street of the admirable veteran BLAIRMAYNE and he can take the spoils

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15:05 Southwell Stakes (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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HAULFRONHOBBS comes with risks attached after being slowly away and making little impression at Yarmouth in late June. Nevertheless, Chris Dwyer's filly offered enough encouragement when placing at the same venue a couple of weeks prior, and a similar performance could be good enough to land this modest contest. Beast Of Burden arrives as the highest-rated contender and could bounce back to form now returned to 6f, with Hot Scoop making most appeal of the remainder.

Having opened her account at Newcastle in May, BEAST OF BURDEN had excuses when below form at the same course last time (raced on the far flank), so she can bounce back to winning ways as she drops in grade/trip. Haulfronhobbs could also leave a lesser effort behind as she returns from a break, with Coast another to consider if turned out again quickly.

Newcastle's May winner BEAST OF BURDEN drops into a 0-50 for the first time and commands plenty of respect back at this trip.

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15:15 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 22f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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REVEREND HUBERT should prove difficult to beat now that he steps up in trip on just his second start over hurdles. A dual winner on the flat when trained in Britain, the Zoffany gelding stayed on strongly to finish runner-up on his Irish and hurdling debut at Roscommon earlier this month. With an extra half-mile to travel now, the Charles Byrnes-trained five-year-old can make his stamina count. Point-to-point winner Gentle And Kind also shaped well on her hurdling debut, filling the second spot at Kilbeggan last month. Henry De Bromhead's mare is another that should be seen in an even better light now that she steps up to this distance. Misty's Gift is certainly good enough to win his maiden hurdle at some point, although he may just find this opposition a bit too strong.

Point winner GENTLE AND KIND made a most promising start under Rules when runner-up in a Kilbeggan maiden hurdle and, with improvement on the cards, she is taken to go one better here. Reverend Hubert was pretty useful on the Flat for Richard Hannon and also found just one too good on his first run in this sphere at Roscommon. He is next on the list ahead of Dylan's Day, while Misty's Gift and Walmix are others to consider.

Henry de Bromhead's GENTLE AND KIND must have had her issues but she's clearly talented judged on her Kilbeggan second.

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15:25 Pontefract Listed (Class 1) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Princess Shabnam made all when defeating Gale Force Maya (second) in this contest 12 months ago and the pair merit respect as they bid to get involved once again, but preference is for BELIEVING. George Boughey's filly enjoyed a fruitful start to her three-year-old campaign, winning a similar event at Chelmsford before going on to claim Group 3 honours at Chantilly in May. She failed to make an impact when sent into Group 2 company the following month, but the daughter of Mehmas sets the standard down in class and could take some beating if running to her true form. Craft Irish is also noted.

GALE FORCE MAYA bounced back to form when third in the Summer Stakes at York and a reproduction of that form may well prove good enough. Believing had excuses in a Group 2 in France so can be expected to bounce back despite her 5 lb penalty, while Demi Pointe is an interesting contender back from an absence given how the form of her novice win at Chelmsford has worked out.

The admirable GALE FORCE MAYA (nap) was back to form last time and can go one better than she did last year.

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15:30 Curragh Listed 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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An honourable fifth in the Windsor Castle when leading his side home and a narrow runner-up to the reopposing Son Of Corballis since, ALABAMA now gets 3lb from his Tipperary conqueror and can deservedly get off the mark. After pipping Asean on debut, Storm Miami went agonisingly close to making it two from two in Listed company back at Naas and can give the Ballydoyle colt most to think about for the trainer/jockey combination successful in this race for the last three years. Ashwiyaa is also capable of being in the shake-up.

STORM MIAMI was beaten only on the nod in the Marwell Stakes at Naas last time and Ger Lyons' filly appeals as the runner with the greatest scope for progress. Alabama finished just behind Son of Corballis when the pair met in this grade at Tipperary but looks capable of turning that form around, so rates as the biggest threat, though Son of Corballis himself and Rush Queen also are tricky to rule out.

The versatile STORM MIAMI (nap) gets the vote after a narrow and unlucky defeat in a Naas Listed last month

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15:40 Southwell Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANOTHER GIFT justified strong support in the market when winning with authority on her handicap debut at Windsor on Monday. A 6lb penalty doesn't appear enough to stop Ed Dunlop's filly from completing a double and better things are expected. Charlie Mason didn't enjoy the best of passages when runner-up at Beverley on Thursday and looks an obvious threat racing off the same mark. Fly Pass and Out Of Line could battle it out for the remaining place.

ANOTHER GIFT powered away from her rivals when making a successful nursery debut last week, and assuming she's as effective on the AW, the follow up looks on the cards under a penalty. The return to 6f will suit Charlie Mason and he's a threat, while Budding Poet achieved very little in his qualifying runs but has been awarded a basement mark as a result and he's in very capable hands.

This can go to ANOTHER GIFT who bolted up on nursery debut at Windsor six days ago. A 6lb penalty shouldn't be enough to stop her.

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15:45 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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INDICATION SPIRIT arrives here seeking a four-timer after wins at Musselburgh and, most recently, Leicester, and she can continue her winning sequence today. Karl Burke's charge won more cosily than the one-length winning distance would suggest last time and a 4lb rise in the ratings doesn't appear likely to halt her progression. Equity Law is feared most on this quicker ground and the drop in trip can also suit. He is making his handicap bow today, while Cotai Vision should also be thereabouts.

EQUITY LAW has made a bright start to his career, getting off the mark at the second attempt before shaping better than the result at Chester last time, again impressing with how he travelled through the race. He can resume winning ways with the drop back in trip to suit, though Indication Spirit isn't taken lightly as she bids for the 4-timer. Two Tribes also merits consideration.

Having gone close when dropped back in trip over C&D ten days ago, TWO TRIBES is taken to go one better on this nursery debut.

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15:50 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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FRIENDS got the job done as odds of 4/6 suggested she would in a Wexford bumper on her racecourse introduction and Willie Mullins quickly turns her attentions to hurdles. Her pedigree suggests she will excel over obstacles and there is expected to be plenty of confidence behind her. Albert Camus made a really promising return from the sidelines when runner-up at Kilbeggan and can only improve. Hashtag Pretender was turned over at odds-on at Roscommon but there are races in him in this discipline.

Winner of a Wexford bumper on debut last month, FRIENDS looks a decent prospect for the all-conquering Willie Mullins yard and she is taken to maintain her unbeaten record by making a successful start in this sphere. Hashtag Pretender and Albert Camus are feared most in that order of preference, while dual Flat winner Scottish Dancer is also of interest on his hurdles debut.

John McConnell's ALBERT CAMUS ran as well as could have been expected behind a talented favourite last week.

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16:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner on both starts over C&D this season, including last time out, YORKINDNESS could be tough to beat off a mark that is still lower than her career high. Easter Icon arrives on the back of a 2m victory at Catterick 14 days ago and a 3lb rise for the success is unlikely to prevent him making a bold double bid today, while Miss Cynthia has been threatening to score of late and should be thereabouts again.

TWO AULD PALS has been in cracking form since the start of the summer and could still be a step ahead of the handicapper. Yorkindness is second choice as she goes in search of a third C&D win of the summer. Miss Cynthia looks best of the remainder.

Yorkindness rates a very solid contender but MISS CYNTHIA saw out the 2m well at Haydock and goes further this time.

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16:05 Curragh Group 3 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was plenty to like about UNLESS' Listed success here last week, with the beautifully-bred daughter of Justify taking the step up to this distance in her stride. Aidan O'Brien even mentioned the Yorkshire Oaks in his post-race assessment and victory in this Group 3 could be used as a springboard towards a potential Group 1 assault later in the season. Layfayette sets the standard on ratings and must enter calculations, while others to note include Goldana and Knight To King.

UNLESS stepped up her form when landing a listed race over C&D a week ago and, if she gets another easy lead she will prove tough to pass. Layfayette has the best form and warrants strong consideration despite a lesser effort last time, while Knight To Knight looks open to further progress after just two runs.

Preference is for UNLESS who relished the step up in trip in a Listed last week and will be a tough nut to get past

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16:10 Southwell Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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POWERFUL RESPONSE is unlucky not to be arriving on the back of a hat-trick, having thrown his race away when wandering around late on and being beaten a neck at Doncaster. Compensation may await, though, and he is narrowly preferred to Pontefract winner Silk Bird and Panning For Gold, who wasn't disgraced at Newmarket when failing in his bid for a four-timer. Ibiza Love, Tamaluk and Yeoman are others to note.

PANNING FOR GOLD wasn't on his game at Newmarket last time but he'd been improving fast in the lead up to that, so he's fancied to get back to winning ways. Silk Bird is a big danger and Powerful Response is unlikely to be far away.

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16:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A chance is taken on LIL GUFF in what appears to be a difficult puzzle to solve. Daniel and Claire Kubler's charge was narrowly just touched off over 5f at Windsor on Thursday and a repeat of that effort should see her go close off the same mark today. Get It should also be taken seriously after returning to form when beaten just a half length over 5f at Chepstow last week, while the seven-year-old Be Proud shouldn't be ruled out either.

If LIL GUFF doesn't find this coming too soon after her fine second at Windsor on Thursday she could be good for a second C&D win of the summer. The thriving Be Proud rates an obvious threat, while Ancient Times has been freshened up since 2 runs in quick succession in June and is more than capable off his current mark.

The 2021 winner BE PROUD has got himself back in the good books after three excellent efforts.

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16:20 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAGGIE WALSH won over C&D in June and could repeat the feat. Crucially, she handles plenty of cut in the ground and comes here on the back of a runner-up berth on soft ground at Kilbeggan last month. Cian Quirke is good value for his 5lb claim. Philip Rothwell is firing in plenty of winners this season and saddles Globetrottersivola, who obliged by half a length in Kilbeggan last weekend. He is only up 4lb for that success, so should be a big player. Redwood Queen disappointed at Roscommon in June, but has had a break since then and looks one of the more likely contenders.

Preference is for REDWOOD QUEEN, who was beaten a fair way at Roscommon but she is well worth another chance on the strength of her encouraging debut for this yard when returning from a 7-month absence at Punchestown in May. Globetrottersivola opened his account at Kilbeggan recently and is next on the list, while handicap debutant Boskill Borden is also shortlisted, along with Maggie Walsh.

A winner at Kilbeggan, GLOBETROTTERSIVOLA (nap) has only a 4lb hike to defy and can keep the course winner Maggie Walsh at bay

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16:30 Pontefract Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROARING LEGEND is much better than what he showed at Goodwood last time out and his consistent form prior to that proves as much. The son of Roaring Lion should have conditions in his favour as he looks to bounce back to winning ways, with the capable Ace Rothstein looking a key threat. Last year's winner Wor Willie must enter calculations as well following a promising third at York.

Having created a good impression when off the mark at Chepstow, CLAN CHIEFTAIN hasn't fired on his last two starts, but he drops in grade and returns to a sound surface, so it's worth taking the chance that he can bounce back. Fellow 3yo Roaring Legend is also of interest and course-specialist Carrigillihy can't be ignored.

Last year's winner WOR WILLIE was back in better form last time and is taken to earn a repeat success from 1lb higher.

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16:35 Curragh Group 3 14f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Some of the gloss has been lost with the withdrawal of last year's St Leger hero Eldar Eldarov, and with Library scheduled to appear in Friday's Give Thanks Stakes at Cork, only SHAMIDA stops this from potentially being a Joseph O'Brien benefit. Dermot Weld's upwardly-mobile filly took a big step forward from her maiden success when battling to glory in the Stanerra Stakes at Leopardstown and she looks a stayer going places. Okita Soushi landed the Duke Of Edinburgh at Royal Ascot, although he was behind his stablemates Point King and subsequent Queen Alexandra scorer Dawn Rising when they took minor honours in the Saval Beg.

Last year's St Leger hero ELDAR ELDAROV might be suited by the return to a slightly shorter trip and is a potential class act here. Okita Soushi produced a really smart handicap performance to take the Duke of Edinburgh at Royal Ascot and looks up to making his mark outside of handicaps so he's taken to give Roger Varian's charge most to do.

DAWN RISING won't mind how much rain arrives and is a very strong stayer over this trip so he gets the vote

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16:40 Southwell Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A well-bred daughter of Too Darn Hot, ZENJABEELA shaped with plenty of encouragement when third on debut at Newmarket, and with improvement expected, she can get off the mark. That may be at the main expense of Deep Blue, who herself shaped quiet well on her first outing at Leicester earlier in the month. Madame Christine and newcomer Lumiere D'or must be noted for market support also.

ZENJABEELA produced a promising first effort when third in a Newmarket maiden 5 weeks ago and this looks a good opening for her. Deep Blue shaped like this extra 1f will suit when third at Leicester so is the obvious threat, while Lumiere d'Or is a newcomer to note having proved popular at the Breeze Ups.

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16:45 Sandown Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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REACHING HIGH is a beautifully-bred colt and he is fancied to get off the mark at the first time of asking. This son of Sea The Stars - out of Estimate - is a half-brother to Calculation, who won five times in his career, and Sir Michael Stoute's newcomers always command the utmost respect. Royal Supremacy catches the eye for the powerful combination of Andrew Balding and Oisin Murphy, while Rascal Recknell can also get involved.

The market should prove to be informative in a maiden for newcomers, though SKELLET is evidently well thought of given her Rockfel entry. Endosser proved popular at the Breeze Ups so looks a likely type, while Sea The Stars colt Reaching High is one to note being out of Gold Cup winner Estimate.

260,000euros breeze-up buy ENDOSSER earns the vote ahead of the sole filly Skellet, who has an attractive pedigree.

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16:50 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BARBAHA QUEEN is an each-way play in a weak race. John Ryan's mare ran better than the result suggested on her comeback when seventh at Kilbeggan last week. She was collared before the last and understandably weakened on the run-in after an absence of almost nine months. Just three runs back, she was third in a higher grade on testing ground at Clonmel. Gwan Tadhg is sure to be popular after winning in this grade at Downpatrick last Sunday. He certainly has prospects off 7lb higher, especially as he remains in the same grade, but he did relish better ground in the north and this ground is likely to be much slower after the deluge in Tramore on Friday.There could be more to come from I Am The Sea and he is worth a second look.

GWAN TADHG has gone up 7 lb for his breakthrough success at Downpatrick last weekend but he may well prove equal to the task if able to build on that performance. Leroy Leroy is second choice on the back of a decent effort at Kilbeggan and Barbaha Queen may also have a part to play if, as expected, she comes on for her recent reappearance spin at the same course. I Am The Sea is a potential improver now pitched into a handicap in this sphere and he also enters calculations.

Gwan Tadhg sets the standard, but BE MY HERO could well be up to the challenge after running a sound enough race at Sligo lately.

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17:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A return to this track could work the oracle for SIR MAXI, having won comfortably over C&D from the reopposing El Montejean (second) last month. He is preferred to the likes of determined Nottingham scorer Enderman, and Captain Vallo, who has been knocking on the door of late. The well-handicapped Jill Rose and Rambuso Creek have the form to get involved also.

Preference is for EL MONTEJEAN, who was having his first crack at sprinting when a good second here last month and remains feasibly treated. Captain Vallo and Sir Maxi head the list of dangers.

The suggestion is CAESARS PEARL, who had excuses on her last two starts and may be capable of better back at this track.

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17:05 Curragh Handicap 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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TEDDY BOY has proven to be consistent over this trip and, having shown tenacity to swing the result his way in an apprentice handicap at Naas 13 days ago, he rates as a live contender with James Ryan retaining the ride. There are dangers aplenty, though, with the shortlisted headed by Nordic Passage, who went close at Chepstow last week, Tiktok Time and three-time course winner Pretty Boy Floyd.

C&D winner NORDIC PASSAGE only narrowly failed to get back on the scoreboard at Chepstow earlier this month and remains nicely treated on old form. He gets the nod. Teddy Boy and Redshore City head the list of dangers.

It could pay to take a chance on the still unexposed 3yo TIKTOK TIME, who made up lots of late ground here last weekend

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17:10 Southwell Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Southwell Handicap (Class 6) 5f Race Class Flow

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SHESADABBER arrives seeking a hat-trick after victories at Bath and Catterick, and this looks like a nice opportunity to continue her winning sequence. David Evans' mare is having her first run on the all-weather since 2021 and is leniently treated compared to her turf figure. Mehmo can also get involved after running on well into third at Thirsk, while Golden Prosperity and Birdie Bowers should also be noted.

SHESADABBER is worth a final opportunity to show she acts on AW as she's able to race off 2lb lower than when scoring at Catterick 12 days ago. Mehmo has a good C&D record and is second choice ahead of Canaria Prince.

In an open race dual C&D winner MEHMO, who has been in good form on turf, is taken to win his fourth race of the year.

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17:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f Race Class Flow

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JUNKANOO had Graignes (fourth) behind when pulling clear to strike by four lengths over this trip at Windsor when last seen in May and despite being raised 7lb for that impressive display, the six-year-old could prove a tough nut to crack in his follow-up bid. The latter followed that defeat up with a taking effort at Kempton and he could get closer to the selection today. Auld Toon Loon has been in fine form this year and he could be thereabouts off 2lb higher than his recent Haydock second.

Preference is for AULD TOON LOON, who has been in great form over this trip in recent months and remains on a workable mark. Plenty of his rivals arrive in good form, with Derry Lad and Silver Gunn particularly respected.

The 3yo BINT AL DAAR was strong at the finish when winning over 1m at Newmarket recently and is taken to follow up now back up in trip.

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17:20 Tramore NH Flat Race 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:20 Tramore NH Flat Race 16f Race Speed Rating Flow

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NT FIELD MINNESOTA looks another one for Willie Mullins in his current domination of bumpers. This Flemensfirth mare has switched to Mullins for her track career after winning a point-to-point at Dromahane in April for Colin Bowe. Jekiki scoped dirty after a disappointing run at Roscommon in July, so is better assessed on a debut third at Limerick in May. Grannys Yaris ran a cracker for third when 50/1 at Ballinrobe in July and a reproduction of that effort would have her in the mix. Only A Dollar ran creditably in fourth on hurdling debut at Cork and reverts to a bumper. She certainly won't be available at 66/1 again. Indigo Mist and Lady Danu are newcomers to note in the market.

The eyes are immediately drawn to NT FIELD MINNESOTA, who opened her account in points at the fourth attempt when last seen in April and confidence behind her in the betting on this Rules debut would look highly significant. Jekiki was too free last time but may yet build on her encouraging introduction at Limerick and she gets the nod ahead of Grannys Yaris for forecast purposes.

Nt Field Minnesota will attract most of the spotlight but if JEKIKI bounces back from a dirty scope latest, she could well collect

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17:35 Curragh Handicap 8f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Curragh Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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EVERYLITTLESTEP hasn't looked back since connections removed the hood in June and Yvonne Latta's mare is fancied to shrug off a further 7lb rise to complete a four-timer. There were more encouraging signs from Rock Etoile when staying on into fourth place over 7f at Gowran on Wednesday and the Fastnet Rock gelding is feared most if handling a quick turnaround. Akmaam has been performing with credit in defeat of late and also enters calculations on the ease in grade.

The thriving EVERYLITTLESTEP had something in hand at Gowran earlier in the week and can complete a 4-timer. Sondheim rates an obvious threat after a couple of fine placed efforts since equipped with blinkers. Andrew Slattery's Rock Etoile is also respected after his close fourth at Gowran on Wednesday.

EVERYLITTLESTEP looked better than ever at Gowran on Wednesday and there must be a strong chance she can defy her penalty

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17:40 Southwell Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:40 Southwell Handicap (Class 6) 11f Race Class Flow

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QUEENSLAND BOY shed his maiden tag at the sixth time of asking at Windsor and can follow up that success. Ian Williams' charge won more comfortably than the one-length distance would imply and he is fancied to defy a 3lb rise, with 5lb claimer Christian Howarth now on board. Eloped rates as the biggest danger, despite letting down favourite-backers when fifth on her handicap bow over the extended 1m4f at Newcastle. Lough Leane heads the remainder.

This can go to QUEENSLAND BOY, who got on the winning trail at Windsor earlier this month and hasn't been harshly treated by the handicapper. Lough Leane and Eloped look the likeliest dangers.

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17:45 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:45 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 8f Race Class Flow

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OUZO had Indemnify (fifth) and Orbaan (ninth) behind when hitting the crossbar over C&D last month and that race is reading very well, with the first and third both scoring since. The son of Charm Spirit looks sure to go very close once more off the same rating. What's The Story has finished second in warm handicaps on both starts since joining the Richard Fahey stable and he is likely to be on the premises again, while Metal Merchant is another to note in an open contest.

OUZO is reliable and his mark is unchanged from when he finished an excellent second over C&D in June, so he's the marginal vote to go one better in an open race. What's The Story is lightly raced for his current stable and is going through a good spell, so he's regarded as the main danger, although Alrehb is handicapped to win if he can match his AW form.

Preference is for OUZO (nap) who was a fine second over C&D last time in a better race than this. Metal Merchant is feared most.

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18:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 9f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 9f Race Class Flow

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ZARGA was able to confirm the earlier promise that she had shown when recording a narrow success at Windsor last month, and the daughter of Camelot could build on that despite a subsequent 6lb rise in the handicap. Marinara powered clear in the closing stages when scoring over 7f at Yarmouth last time and she might be even better now raised further in trip. Chips And Rice merits respect down in class, while Crystal Casque is just one more to consider.

The progressive ZARGA confirmed her previous promise when getting off the mark at Windsor last time and she's fancied to continue her upward trajectory and make it back-to-back successes. Top-weight Sly Madam arrives after several good efforts and should give another good account, whilst neither Compliant or Marinara are fully exposed and both also merit plenty of respect.

This is very open. MARINARA looked one to follow when winning comfortably at Yarmouth and going further this evening promises to suit.

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18:45 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:45 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 14f Race Class Flow

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In an open heat, only a tentative vote can go to CRESCENT LAKE. Gary Moore's charge has found his stride in recent months, notching up three wins in the process. He bumped into a progressive rival when filling the runner-up berth at Ascot last month and he remains competitively treated from just a 1lb higher mark. Having been narrowly denied at Newmarket in June, Traila could feature, along with Pons Aelius, who was far from disgraced in a valuable stayers' series qualifier at Kempton 11 days ago.

This looks extremely competitive with CRESCENT LAKE just about the most persuasive option on the back of an excellent second to one destined for pattern company at Ascot last month. Drying ground would help both Omniscient and Saratoga Gold and they head a lengthy list of dangers.

Uncertainty about ground conditions provides a major complication in this competitive field. OMNISCIENT is given another chance.

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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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