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By Alan Magee - REBEL DIAMOND has progressed nicely with racing and looks to have found a good opportunity to add to a Naas maiden win last month. The Cotai Glory colt was runner-up on a couple of occasions including at Leopardstown before that breakthrough success and is well suited by a sound surface. The Joseph O’Brien-trained Vanilla Baby appeals on pedigree being a Twilight Son filly out of a Galileo mare and a half-sister to seven winners. Temperance indicated some ability on debut keeping on well inside the final furlong after a slow start when fifth to the odds-on Dignam at Tipperary but this step back in trip may prove a bit too sharp.
By Alan Magee - HEART OF DARKNESS won a maiden over this trip at Dundalk in April and the lightly raced filly has more scope for improvement than her rivals. She didn’t enjoy much luck in running on her only subsequent start here the following month in the Listed Polonia Stakes and it will be interesting to see how strong she is in the market on handicap debut after a summer break. Imperial Dream appreciated a sound surface when taking a 21-runner Curragh handicap over this trip last month with Never Shout Never (now 7lb better off) two lengths back in fourth, while course and distance winner Grand City Hall blew his chance at the start in Ascot last time.
By Alan Magee - SURPASS AND SHINE showed improved form when stepped up to this trip at Leopardstown last time and gets the vote. The Pat Flynn-trained colt was having just his second start in a handicap when prominent throughout in that 18-runner event and has scope for further improvement with Billy Lee again taking the ride. Goldmoyne is closely matched with the selection on running over six furlongs here in July and he subsequently gained a second victory over 7f at the Curragh when making all to beat 27 rivals. Others to consider include Morning Approach, Church Mountain, Blue Wood and Amemri.
By Michael Graham - VON KROLOCK drops into 47-65 class and looks dangerous. Billy Lee rides the top-weight for the first time and the five-year-old gelding's last three results over 7f read '134'. I Bid You Ajou also fares best over this trip and his runner-up berth in a massive field at the Curragh last month was a notable effort. There could be more to come from Mags in her second handicap. There was merit in her fifth at Cork and sixth in the Curragh as they were decent maidens. Suityourselfboss is up 9lb from winning at Dundalk in April and hasn't been seen on turf for almost two years. She has claims if enjoying fast ground on her return to action.
By Michael Graham - A race where the market should be very informative. There is plenty to like about HAPPIEST on paper. Aidan O'Brien's Camelot filly is a half-sister to an Irish 1,000 Guineas winner and holds an entry in the Group 1 Fillies' Mile at Newmarket next month. Justify filly Tswalu represents an in-form pair of Joseph O'Brien and Dylan Browne McMonagle, and could show up well. Jaliyah's fourth on debut at the Curragh has been well franked. She wasn't at her best on her next start in Naas, but that was on slower ground. Sea Coral, who was runner-up in a barrier trial at Leopardstown, and Touted Plan are other possible contenders.
By Michael Graham - RUBIES FROM BURMA caught the eye staying on for a never nearer third in Leopardstown. She was beaten just over two lengths by the winner who is viewed as a stakes horse. That was Rubies From Burma's first run on turf and it was certainly promising. Old Sea has attained a rating of 74 after three outings. His latest run in third at Killarney in July was his best performance and the form has been emphatically endorsed, so he is arguably the horse to beat. Silent Guardian was first in a Leopardstown barrier trial and Colin Keane has been booked for his track debut, so his claims are stronger than most.
By Michael Graham - KILLEANEY BEAR has won two of his last three races and this trip and better ground seem to have been the making of him. He doesn't look badly weighted in this company. Polemon gave Alan Casey his first winner at Gowran Park in August. The five-year-old gelding was a decisive winner over further in Tipperary at the start of the month, so has to be respected. Alabama Calling is on a dangerous mark with Darragh O'Sullivan's 10lb claim factored in, while Tanazadia and Bear Profit will have their supporters. First-time cheekpieces could elicit a bit more from Alessia Fernanda.
- Thecla shaped with promise on her debut and appeals as a likely improver, but MONETIZE shares a similar profile and is narrowly preferred. The daughter of Mohaather displayed signs of inexperience on her racecourse bow but should fare better now, and, with the Bryan Smart yard in flying form, she looks to hold every chance. Thecoffeepoddotco could progress in first-time cheekpieces, while Callisto Dream appeals most of the newcomers.
- The Feminine Urge overcame traffic problems to record a narrow success at Catterick and while a 3lb rise looks fair, she will need prove to herself on forecast slower ground. With that in mind, a chance can be taken on ZADKIEL. The gelded son of Dark Angel showed some ability in maiden/novice events and does not look overburdened by an opening mark of 62. A switch to nurseries should be more suitable, and pedigree suggests he will have no problem with any cut in the ground. Stirrup Cup is also noted.
- An open contest in which only a tentative vote can go to MRS TRUMP. Paul Midgley's charge was rewarded for her consistency when on target at Redcar recently and, given she remains competitively treated from 3lb higher, a repeat bid could be on the cards. Sounds Of Spring and The Gay Blade were both able to exploit sliding handicap marks when winning on their latest starts and must enter calculations. Atomise and Asadjumeirah are just two others to consider.
- Eldeyaar made every yard of the running to score in convincing style at Wolverhampton six days ago and he holds an obvious chance under his penalty. However, INANNA looks the way to go. Jim Goldie's four-year-old hit the crossbar at Musselburgh and a repeat of that display may be good enough off a 1lb higher rating. Secret Command is another to consider after his third at Beverley.
- South Pole sets the standard with a rating of 82 and sports a first-time visor, but his latest fifth at Kempton was a modest effort. With that in mind, it may pay to side with CATCH THE LIGHT, who produced the best performance of her career so far when runner-up at Salisbury in June. With further progress likely, she could be the one to beat. Christian Bruce might take a step forward from her debut sixth at Goodwood and she completes the shortlist.
- A 4lb rise in the ratings for ISLE OF WOLVES' C&D victory last month looks on the lenient side. The veteran scored with something up his sleeve that day and another bold bid is anticipated. The biggest threat may emerge from fellow in-form rival Makalu, who arrives on the back of runner-up efforts at Ripon and Hamilton. Course scorer William Dewhirst is worth a second look dropping in class, while Strongbowe should appreciate the return to a mile.
- MYAL's breakthrough victory at Haydock last month has worked out well and he is one to keep the right side of. Steph Hollinshead's three-year-old looks fairly treated off just a 4lb higher mark and appears to have been found a suitable opportunity to follow up. Having only faltered in the closing stages when fifth at Hamilton, Roach Power is dangerous to discount now 4lb below his last winning mark. Hectic and The Amazon are also noted.
- This can go the way of SAVANNAH SMILES, who could not have done it any easier when scoring at Chepstow last week and this C&D winner looks well capable of overcoming a 5lb penalty. Successful on his debut for new connections at Bath, Honour Your Dreams could be open to plenty more improvement on the rise in distance. Master Dandy is another to consider, having finished second the last twice at Southwell.
- HELLO MISS LADY outran huge odds to finish a highly promising second over 7f at Kempton last month and she could well have won that contest with a clearer run. Dylan Cunha's filly is likely to improve for stepping up to a mile and she gets the vote ahead of Wolverhampton third Go Wild and Lightningboltzoom, who has switched yards since a creditable debut effort at Chelmsford.
- LAZIEELUNCH did extremely well to overcome a wide draw and hanging late in the piece when scoring narrowly from Matharu at Kempton last month and he can uphold that form, despite being 1lb worse off at the weights. A consistent sort without getting his head in front, Enchanted Eye is likely to be thereabouts, along with Thiscouldbefun, who showed great promise when third over 7f at Newbury last time out.
- SIXTEEN ONE was just touched off when sent off favourite for her debut over 6f at Leicester in July and the daughter of Land Force could be hard to beat with the benefit of that experience. Tara Road also showed plenty of promise on her racecourse bow and could give the selection something to think about. Others to note are Lilly's Bet, Sofia The First and Rhyme Dust.
- In a moderate event, it is hard to oppose TIME TESTED, who has won two of his last three starts and was second on the other occasion. Michael Bell's colt is only 4lb higher than for the most recent of those victories and that may not be enough to stop him here. Recent C&D third Joolianoss edges out Calanthe and Centurion Dream to be best of the rest.
- Whoop Whoop has to be of interest having won over C&D a week ago, but this is tougher and a 6lb penalty will not help her chances. With that in mind, preference is for SONMARG, whose placed efforts in July were encouraging and a mark of 68 should be workable for the son of Dandy Man. The shortlist is completed by Berry Clever and Union Island.
- GOLDEN PHASE finished last of six in a class 4 handicap at Newmarket, which was an underwhelming display considering the good form she showed prior. Denis Coakley's four-year-old takes a drop in grade and might be able to capitalise on a 1lb lower rating back on the all-weather. Nancy P struck over track and trip in June and if she can recapture that sort of form, she could go close off a 4lb higher mark. Of the remainder, Pure Of Heart makes the most appeal.
- THE PUG bounced back to form when filling the runner-up spot at Southwell last week and he goes off an unchanged mark. The son of Churchill is a previous course winner and looks well placed to get his head back in front. Bluenose Belle took the silver medal home at Kempton on her latest outing and it would be no surprise to see her get into contention off the same rating. Luna Effect looks the best of the rest.
- Mutual Respect was in good heart at this time last year and market support on his return from a 348-day absence would be interesting. However, ROYAL MAX found only a pair of improving chasers too strong on his second outing over fences at Market Rasen last month and the six-year-old shades the verdict racing off a 2lb lower mark. Moodofthemoment also enters calculations after a promising second on his stable bow over C&D.
- It's hard to look beyond NEXT LEFT after his 15-length romp over track and trip at the start of the month. Dan Skelton's charge is fancied to make light work of a 7lb penalty and a third victory over fences is anticipated. The hat-trick seeking Roccovango has impressed with his determination over hurdles and he may serve the most resistance to the selection on his chase bow. Thank You Blue and Duke Of Luckley are others to consider.
- Having stayed on doggedly to open his account at Ffos Las in May, it may pay to stick with the lightly-raced LONG DRAW. That first victory was the five-year-old's second appearance in handicap company and he may have enough improvement in him to defy a 6lb rise. Kosasiempre arrives on the back of a double at Market Rasen and she warrants respect in her bid for a hat-trick. Dual course winner Oceanline is sure to have his supporters too.
- MISS GOLDFIRE showed major improvement from her first to second start over hurdles when runner-up over 2m here, shaping as though stepping up in trip would suit. The five-year-old gets that opportunity now and she can get off the mark, possibly at the main expense of last-time-out course bumper winner Rockola Vogue. Confidential Gosip is a player on her first start for new connections, and Dameofthecotswolds and The Dream Goes On cannot be ruled out either.
- The Olly Murphy stable has been going well of late and this looks like a decent opportunity for THE FLYING POET on the back of a narrow runner-up effort at Hexham. The five-year-old is expected to improve for stepping up in trip and it may be that Southwell second Chancycourt gives him the most to think about. A creditable third in a C&D handicap last time out, Mahler Moon is another to consider, as are Almuhit and King Roly.
- Santa Clarita was the beneficiary of a final-flight faller over 2m4f here on her stable debut, but it would come as no surprise were she to progress further and she looks an obvious candidate under the penalty. BEST MATE DAVE finished third that day, but he was hampered on two separate occasions so is backed to turn the tables on the revised terms and back over further. Others to note include Catuaba and Mactavish.
- HEDERA PARK was in command when coming to grief at the last over 2m4f here recently, in a race eventually won by Santa Clarita (engaged to run in the 6.40). Debra Hamer's mare is able to compete off a 1lb lower mark and, if coping with a drop in trip, is fancied to gain compensation. Caldwell returns to jumping having posted a couple of solid efforts on the Flat and he makes plenty of appeal, along with the unexposed Cusano and Scintillante.
- ENTOURLOUPE (7) was a useful hurdler with a win on debut and two good efforts since then, which includes a second at Auteuil in a Listed hurdle in early June on the latest start. She can do well over fences. LASCARIS (1) won on his chase debut at Clairefontaine on August 5th in a Class 2 race and looks like a live danger. BARDENAS (4) was third on his hurdling debut and now tries fences. He can be in the mix. SHOKDOR (5) makes his chase debut and has proven talent over hurdles.
- CLAY (5) will likely start as favourite after a win late last month at Dieppe in a claiming hurdle. He is a reliable performer in this type of race. PRINCE DE GALLES (3) ran well over fences last time when he was fourth and now drops in class to a claimer for the first time. He can make the selection work hard for success. FIRST DREAM (1) has been placed on his last two starts in claiming hurdles and looks like the best each-way option. JET BOY CONTI (2) is also worth a mention.
- MAGUELON (2) has plenty of potential and was a good second at Dieppe on his second run over hurdles after a win on his debut in May at Royan. He is a marginal preference to TITI DE PARIS (4) who was second at this track in mid-May on his latest outing over hurdles. LUMINO BELLO (1) has been promising in both runs so far, he ran a pleasing race when second in a Class 2 hurdle in early May when last seen. TARINA (5) scored on her hurdle debut and can only improve from that experience.
- GOOD TIME ROLL (3) has placed form on the flat and made a pleasing debut at Saint-Malo when she was fourth in late August. She can score from LA VANILLE (8) who was a promising sixth on her debut at Auteuil in April. She has been given some time and will know what is required. ALLONS A VASSY (6) is one for the each-way backers to latch on to having shown he has the ability when making his debut in March at Auteuil. MISS WOOD (10) could be the best of the remainder.
- In a competitive Listed chase, it may pay to side with SPES MILITURF (1) who fluffed his lines last time but won the Prix Romati (Grade 3 ) chase before that at this track in May. He should be fit and ready. His main danger WHYMPER (7) was second in that Grade 3 race and has backed that up with a good run over hurdles in June on his latest outing. UNCHECKABLE (4) was third in the Prix Romati behind the two rivals mentioned and looks a good each-way option. MILANNE (9) looks best of the remainder.
- FRAGMENTS OF TIME (1) can get back in the winner's enclosure after two recent runs in a Listed and Graded race. She will be more at home in much calmer waters today. KONFIANCE ALLEN (4) can be a threat having won her latest start at this track in late May on her chase debut. She has plenty more to come. THE LIKELY LAD (3) has been in great form and is seeking his fourth success in a row. He can be involved at the finish. SANG POUR SANG (7) makes up the shortlist.
- LOSANGE VERT (11) makes his return after a lengthy absence and should be fit enough to make his presence felt. He won a Listed chase when last seen at Auteuil in May 2023. COLBERT DU BERLAIS (5) will have no fitness issues and is a live danger. He ran well when fifth in a Class 2 hurdle last time in May at Auteuil. IMBROGLIO (6) looks a useful performer and is unbeaten in two runs over hurdles. This will be more of a test. GOLD MOUNTAIN (4) won on the last run in March and can not be discounted.
- INSTAR DE REVE (9) has been consistent recently and was a good second in a Listed hurdle at this track in mid-May. He likes fences and is preferred to LE LISTRAC (2) who will be competitive. He was fourth in a Grade 3 chase last time at Auteuil in April and won a Class 1 chase in December at Pau. IORANA VALLIS (3) won two starts ago at Auteuil in June over fences and looks like one for the each-way backers. SIX ONE (1) warrants respect off top weight.
- Very hard to fault in this branch of the business, the reconfigured INBREED (10) is better than his latest run would imply and, with Alexis Collette back in the bike, can defy the handicap and win this. HOTKATISSIME (9) bit off more than he could chew in Paris last time but is in less-exalted company here and, barefoot for the occasion, looks a serious proposition. INKY PERRINE (8) is not to everyone's liking but she has shown decent aptitude for the discipline and will be no soft touch if Pierre-Yves Verva can keep her trotting. Barefoot for his return from a long layoff, ILLICO DE LOU (7) starts in front and has a decent chance of getting straight back in the game.
- NARKALA (1) sowed promie on debut last month. She is likely to make significant improvement with that experience being her and she looks the one to be with. STITCHING WHEEL (9) makes her debut but could be a threat. SCARLET VALENTINE (5) is capable of improvement and can contest the finish this time. WICKBURY (3) will like this soft track and could make the frame.
- More was expected from MADERO (2)last time out in a Group 3 company. He was not beaten far and can make amend by picking up this Listed race. VERTICAL BLUE (4) impressed in her win last time and is a danger. BRAVO BAY (6) should like this longer distance and can contest the finish. PELINIA (3) is unbeaten in two start and deserves respect as well,
- A race that newcomers could fight out. LIGHT GARDEN (4) is well-bred and represents a trainer and jockey combination that is very successful with runners like this. PERCIVAL (7) has been supplemented for the race so is clearly ready for a big performance. INSTANT FRAGILE (9) is another that looks likely to run well on debut. COKTAIL (1) looks the best of the runners with experience and must be considered.
- A very competitive-looking handicap. HAYA OF STAR (4) showed improvement last time out and likes a soft track so gets the vote to score. VITESSE (9) is very consistent so should be involved with the finish once again. TASHANKA (2) has done well at this course before so deserves some respect. SULTANE (8) should do better back on the grass and can make the frame.
- SOEUR (6) is a bit better than her last run would suggest and could make amends for that performance by taking out this race. AQUAZZURA (4) ran well at Saint-Malo last time out and looks the obvious danger. ROOFTOP (2)probably needs to improve a few lengths to beat those two rivals but can contest the finish. SHA TIN (7) will prefer this shorter distance and could earn some more money.
- EQUUS VINCIT (2) showed improvement last time out and being fitter this time he could be ready to score. GOLDINO BELLO (9) has already won five times this year so his last run is easily forgiven and he could be the main danger. SAINTE RITA (4) is consistent and will be very competitive once again. BEAUTIFUL MEMORY (6) has not been at her best of late but could trouble the judge.
- TRUE ROMANCE (2) is well drawn and likes a soft track so gets a confident vote to score. WHEEL OF CHANCE (8) has shown improvement of late and can get involved with the finish yet again. BRAVEHEART (7) is capable of better than the recent runs would suggest. OLAF THE BIG ONE (3) remains in good shape and his last run was full of merit so he does deserve respect.
- LA YOMOGUINESS (7) has won at this course and could dominate and take out this competitive lucky last race. KHANWEILER (3) won a claimer last time out to get a deserved first success and can be a threat in this line-up. AGDUNE (8) has not been as good as last year but is not out of it. MOMO NELSON (1) carries a penalty for a nice win and would not be a surprise winner.
- Rarified Flair drops in class and will see plenty of support, but a chance is taken on LAW OF THE JUNGLE, who showed a good attitude to win last time out and he may be capable of following up. The consistent pair of Entrust and Mineola Mike are others to consider.
- Krissi N has been working well enough to suggest she has the speed to get involved, and she may split the experienced pair of Alyvia Mavis and CURB. The well-bought Barbados filly ran a race full of promise when second on her debut and even nominal improvement may be all she needs to come home in front.
- In an interesting race, it appears that TIKI BAR has the best form on offer after her neck second last month. She holds plenty of these on 2024 form and that seems to make her the one to beat, with Chicken Parm and maiden winners Something Wicked and Purring her main rivals.
- CAPRICE has had a terrific start to her career and the hat-trick looks very much on the cards for the daughter of Golden Lad. Great Andrei and old rival Onyx Ten cannot be ruled out either.
- Runner-up on three of her last five starts, LA GROTTE deserves a change in luck and she can get that on this occasion. Others to note include Blonde Samaritan, Maximo Madness and My Blessing.
- An impressive winner on debut here over 5f in June, IT'S HAMMERTIME is likely to improve for the step up in trip and he gets the vote ahead of All The Hardways and Re Markably.
- A prolific winner on turf, BARRISTAN THE BOLD debuts for an in-form trainer with every chance on the pick of his form at Santa Anita. Easy Action would also have solid claims if back to his best, while the progressive Cold Feet is another to consider.
- ZIFFY BUG returns to her winning trip with decent claims and this looks less competitive than her latest task. No Walk Inthe Park has a shout back at this lower level, while Ritz On Broadway may improve now fitted with blinkers for the first time.
- Experience matters in these maidens and this may go the way of Horseshoe Indianapolis second El Oso or the once-raced CAPTAIN FANCY. The latter ran on into second at Ellis Park and looks all set to go close over an extra furlong here. Tap Em' Out might be the speediest of the newcomers and is one to watch for future contests.
- It may be worth keeping a close eye on newcomer Jerseys Parade, who has been working like a star recently. Bloody Colors Wave can only improve for her debut second and may battle with MO ATTITUDE for the spoils. Third despite being hampered when last seen in December, the latter's recent work suggests she is ready to roll for this season.
- A full field may mean luck in running is needed but we may see GATLINBURG attempt to make all, despite the drop back in trip. He won't be stopping close home either and could have the heart to hold off the expected challenges of Demolition Duke, Glacial Power and perhaps Stormin Tanda.
- NEVER REALLY KNOW found only one too good at Saratoga last time and may prove the one to side with. El Joury is a likely improver, while the Chad Brown newcomer Mambo Queen should be noted for any significant support.
- MISCHIEVOUS ANGEL has more scope than most and may edge an open affair. Dude N Colorado is another to consider, and County Final can be included on the shortlist back at this lower level.
- FLEMING showed enough when third on his introduction to suggest he can win at this level. Reverse Merger also displayed ability on debut, while High Limit gets closer with every start and could be in the mix.
- LUTE WARM has been in terrific form of late and the four-timer looks very much on the cards for the four-year-old. Completing the shortlist are Join The Dance, Justifiable Belle and She's Lookin Lucky.
- THE GREY WIZARD had Limited Liability (second) behind when scoring here last time out and he can follow up on the rise in distance. Six Minus has the form to get involved in proceedings as well.
- WAVES OF MISCHIEF had Pin Up Betty (second) narrowly behind when scoring at Ellis Park last time out and she can follow up. Kathynmarissa and Siege Of Troy are on the shortlist as well.
- A costly purchase at the sales, ISLE OF CAPRI has shown up well in recent workouts and she could be primed strike first time out. Close Up and Pure Breeze look to be her main dangers.
- GET READY GAL has held her form well and has a decent chance of further enhancing her profile in this company. Overcast and The Calling Stone can give the selection the most to think about.
- An open race at first glance, but if STANS HOME RUN can repeat his stakes third in early June then he arrives with every chance of a sixth career success. Taysom is a serious contender and he may outstay Rifey and Beer Chaser in the battle for second.
- DEROUTANTE has been knocking on the door of late and could return to winning ways at the main expense of No Cost and Swizzlecity.
- HIT THE BULLSEYE can make amends for his narrow defeat last time by beating My Story and Pegaso to the victory here.
- Ironit and Summertime Bandit could both go well but preference is for MY GOLDEN BLING, who won twice over 5f here last month.
- INFINITESIMAL made the frame over 7f here on his latest outing and he may appreciate this drop in trip to regain the winning thread. Bouldering and The Thimble are also worthy of consideration.
- LITTLE ROCKY accounted for his nearest rival by a length over track and trip in July and he can follow up. Smarty Alex and Hot Le Roy aren't ruled out either.
- SHEZ UNTAPPABLE has clocked some decent speed figures over C&D in recent months and a breakthrough victory looks imminent. First Foray and Channel Me In are feared most.
- WHISKEY OR WINE posted his best effort to date when a close-up second over C&D last month and he rates as the one to beat. Seminarian and Hollywood Hero are worth a second look as well.
- Colonel Poppy and TAP THE SKY make most appeal at this level, with the latter's proven stamina edging him the vote. Knight Legend may chase the duo home.
- A promising second over 6f here last time out, MOTITO looks the one to beat if building upon that effort. Every Little Bit and Wild Delight can give her the most to think about.
- Dropping back in trip looks like a good move for MOR SPRING SPIRIT and he can make it two wins in his last three starts. Awesome Fantasy and Drum And Drummer also warrant consideration.
- GUACO has been knocking on the door of late and this looks like a good opportunity to get back to winning ways. Stanhope and The Connector are likely to be thereabouts.
- GOODIE GOOMER left it late to get up over 6f on his seasonal return last month and given that he should be better back at an extended mile, he is taken to follow up. Declared and Extrasexybigdaddee are feared most.
- Having been narrowly denied last time out, EXTRA MEDIUM can go one better, possibly at the main expense of Beach Holiday. Creative Choice is also noted.
- The vote goes to ARMY KITTEN, who can exploit an ease in grade to record a third career success. My Best Day Ever and Getaway Bay are feared most.
- Having struck the woodwork on his latest outing, WILLISTON WAY is taken to go one better, possibly at the main expense of So Dialed In. Time To Shoot is also noted.
- It's been a while since KINGDOM DIAMOND's last success, but Shane Meyers' gelding looks to have been handed a fine opportunity now dropped into claiming company. Rollin My Way and My Hombre complete the shortlist.
- This represents a drop in grade for QUICKSTYLE and she can take advantage for a first career win. That may be at the main expense of Positively and So Tempting.
- FAITHFUL SOLUTION has been knocking on the door of late and this looks like a good opportunity to regain the winning thread. Better Half and The Kid's Prayer are likely to be thereabouts.
- The formbook points the way to LILAC LACE here with the six-year-old mare finishing ahead of Blazing Zenna in June, and she looks quite likely to confirm that form. Immaculate Heart has plenty to find on recent efforts, but may still be good enough to chase them home.
- LADY JASPER finished four and a half lengths in front of Mission Girl last month, and although worse off at the weights here, she can still confirm the form. Market Success may get the better of Lucky Penny Rose in the race for the minor placing.
- Recent form suggests that SWEEPING GIANT is the one to beat after the five-year-old accounted for old adversary Cryo when scoring by over seven lengths here last time out. A repeat should see him land his hat-trick, with Kadesh an interesting one if he gets the run of the race.
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Donal graduated from Maynooth University in 2010 with a BBS in Equine Business and since attained a diploma in Sports Journalism from Dublin Business School. He holds a variety of roles in the horse racing industry, reporting for the Press Association and p2p.ie, while also working for SIS and the Tote. From Wexford, he is a keen runner and has completed over 100 parkruns at various locations around the country.
Mark has followed racing since he was a teenager and worked for many years as a broadcaster with the Irish version of Racecall. He joined the Press Association in 2019 and is also a contributor to the Racing Post. A native of Kildare, he now lives in Sligo.
Michael has worked in horse racing journalism for more than 15 years, having also written a weekly betting column on Gaelic football and hurling for a newspaper. He is involved in writing the My Racing Story features on this website. He spent a year in South Africa completing a Diploma in Business Administration and also studied Newspaper Journalism in Belfast. He enjoys playing 5-a-side football on a regular basis.
Emma grew up on a racing yard which got her involved in racing from a young age. Having worked in racing media on a freelance basis for a few years she joined irishracing.com full time in 2023. She has ridden as an amateur and still works with horses.
Every day you will find the following horse racing tips for every racecourse in Ireland and the UK:
Yes. All the horse racing tips on irishracing.com are 100% free. There are no paid subscriptions on the site. You will be delighted to hear that all of our horse racing information is free.
Yes. Horse racing tips are available seven days a week on the site and the tips cover every single meeting in Ireland and the UK.
Tips are plentiful for big horse racing festivals, including the Cheltenham Festival, Punchestown, Royal Ascot and the Aintree Festival, which features the Grand National. Tips for all the races, plus previews and analysis are available.
There are a number of ways you can watch the selected horses run. You can login to your bookmaker account and watch the live stream, this is usually activated by placing a bet. Major races are shown on ITV racing and Irish racing is shown on Racing TV, all other meetings are shown on Sky Sports Racing.
