Monday 11 May 2026 Every horse, A to Z
478 horses 42 races 6 meetings
The day's horses
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Kieran ShoemarkTom Ward221-No signal7/1SR 92 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Rossa Ryan 18%David Loughnane 12%2685U5No signal25/1On a handy mark on his best AW form last winter and he's also effective on turf; however, he hasn't shone since being short-headed at Lingfield in January and needs to raise his game.
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Ross Coakley 10%Michael Bell 13%8No signal8/1Too green to do herself justice when eighth of 11 (Cydney Sweenie third) at Wolverhampton two weeks ago (6f, AW); should do better in time but others may have her measure today.
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Tom BellamyAlan King6-No signal6/182,000euros yearling and half-sister to five winners; never seriously involved when beaten about 10l at Newton Abbot (good), but some mid-race interference didn't help and she did go off favourite.
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Anna McGuinness(7)David Harry Kelly432-No signalevnClose up in a point before finishing a clear second in a bumper at Cork (2m3f, yielding), and the winner of that race wasn't disgraced in a Grade 1 at Punchestown; hard to beat.
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Lewis EdmundsJack Jones2241-8No signal28/1Similar form in four 2yo runs, getting off the mark at Salisbury in October (7f, good); never in contention in a Newmarket handicap on his reappearance (1m, good); cheekpieces now reached for.
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Gavin Ryan 8%/080-0No signal125/1Weak form in maidens; last of ten over 6f at Sligo last year on her only handicap attempt.
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Declan McDonoghKieran P Cotter989-No signal22/1Moderate form in maidens at 6f-7f last autumn on easy ground; dam won over 1m on good ground so these conditions might suit on handicap debut; market check advised.
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Miss Brodie HampsonArchie Watson370290No signal16/17lb lower than for his Newbury win last summer; second of 11 at Lingfield (1m, AW) last month but that has been followed by two heavy defeats; comes with risks attached.
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Duran FentimanTim Easterby87-No signal100/1He ran twice last autumn and finished down the field at big odds each time (1m/7f, good/AW); he'll be of greater interest when sent handicapping.
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Alistair RawlinsonEdward Smyth-Osbourne0No signal80/14,000gns yearling who has stamina on the dam's side of his pedigree; 40-1, finished last of 12 when behind Parading and Indian Land on his Leicester debut; may want more time.
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Donagh O'ConnorRoss O'Sullivan11337-No signal10/1Back-to-back wins at Leopardstown last August (both 7f, good); held off 4lb lower by Sun Soldier at Punchestown in September; lacks a run and record fresh suggests she might need this.
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Sean O'KeeffeSean AherneF/734-No signal40/1Well beaten in points; rules debut.
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Alec Voikhansky 11%Richard Hannon 12%3-7762No signal18/1Down in weights and step back in the right direction when second of nine at Windsor (6f, good to firm) 12 days ago; has handicapping scope if able to build on that.
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Alec VoikhanskyRichard Hannon644-4No signal15/2Ran quite well in a good Ascot novice on her return to action ten days ago; more realistic assignment now handicapping and she is one to consider in an open race.
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Robbie ColganMs Sheila Lavery390-80No signal12/1No win since June 2024; stand-out effort last year a fine second in a premier fillies' handicap at Leopardstown (1m, gd-yld); 1lb lower here but hard to fancy on this season's efforts.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Jack Morland 10%7No signalSPBeat only two home (one of them Bea Kindly) at Redcar (5f, good to firm; 15-2) four weeks ago; needs a big leap forward.
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Cam HardieRuth Carr08587-No signal22/1Course winner for Charlie Johnston; struggled for this yard last summer and returns from nine months off tonight; did win first time out as a 3yo but would want to see some support before considering him.
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Mark WinnMartin Todhunter7430-2No signal6/110yo who snapped a losing sequence at Carlisle last June and reappeared with a good second here (1m6f, good) last month; she should be fine back up in trip and can be bang there if backing up that latest performance.
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Jake Dickson(7)Gemma Tutty379-98No signal7/1A 2yo winner over 6f (very soft) in France but she's been high in the weights since trained in Britain and little sign of that changing in two runs this year; down another 2lb but likely that it isn't enough.
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Yudish Geerdharry(7)Diego Dias0808No signal16/13yo showed little in maidens and out the back in Gowran claimer last time; visor.
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David ProbertMark Usher451332No signal7/1Running consistently round here all year at the bottom level; no obvious reason he won't get involved again but this is a touch stronger having been nudged up another 2lb.
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Kyle McHugh(5)Sam England832354No signal4/115-race maiden who didn't look an easy ride when 2l fourth of nine over C&D (good) last month and needs to prove he can get the job done; however, he often runs well and might not be far away.
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Calum Hogan(5)Gillian Scott04555-No signal33/1Well exposed and rated 100; unlikely to contend.
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George WoodDylan Cunha301-00No signal18/1Won four handicaps for Alice Haynes last year (one over C&D), latterly off this mark, despite often lugging left; not offered a lot in two runs back for his current yard and needs a revival.
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0-9740No signal22/1Hasn't finished within 10l of the winner in 13 starts and was behind two of these when a well-beaten last of 11 at Catterick 11 days ago.
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Jack MitchellJames Horton—No signal10/133,000gns yearling whose dam won as a 2yo for Rod Millman; might have been better drawn on debut and the market will be the best guide.
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Jason Hart 14%-27406No signal15/2Getting on for four years since he last contested a Class 4 handicap; in better form than his figures suggest, having nowhere to go at a crucial stage at Windsor two weeks ago, and he is one to take seriously.
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David NoonanThomas Gallagher48322/No signal14/1Runner-up in his last two races but those were at about 3m and over a year ago now; fully entitled to need this.
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Tiernan Power RocheP J Rothwell/9074-No signal14/1Winning pointer and hurdler; never dangerous from off the pace at Kilbeggan last time and he was behind Iamagetaway.
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William Maggs(3)Mike Sowersby66736-No signal20/1Beaten 6l in his penultimate race but following run was a reminder of his inconsistency; others safer.
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Miss L Costello(7)P F O'Donnell—No signal20/1SR 79 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 20/1.
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Darragh O'KeeffeJohn QueallyU8660-No signal33/1Exposed 10yo who is stuck on a lengthy losing run and one he'll do well to end on these terms.
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Jonny Peate 9%James Keane 17%77No signal40/1Only seventh in both runs (1m2f) and looks likely to find better opportunities in handicaps shortly.
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Keith DonoghueGavin Cromwell134-No signal8/1Won a point, placed in a bumper and beaten 20l when fourth of 25 on hurdling debut (2m4f, yielding to soft) at Fairyhouse last month; second and third have given a good look to that form.
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Mr S Cotter(7)Michael Barry15561-No signal12/1Narrow winner of this last year but has more on his plate this time and was behind a couple of these at Cork last month, after which he did win a point; others preferred.
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Charles BishopDavid Simcock4No signal12/1Strong in the betting prior to his Wolverhampton debut in March (9.4f) but he was readily outpointed when the pace increased; clearly thought capable of better and interesting to see if his backers return.
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Cam HardieAntony Brittain76-9No signal50/1Triple-figure prices for three runs spanning around a year, finishing well beaten each time; this more realistic but has little to recommend her.
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Jason Watson 13%Andrew Balding 18%81-7No signal6/1Unexposed and his Chester win last year marks him down as being well ahead of his mark
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Luke MorrisJames Owen05/111No signal2/1Turf winner as 2yo; missed all of 2025 but she's made hay off a much-reduced mark on AW for new yard, not needing much urging to complete the 6f hat-trick at Southwell in January; up 4lb but her best handicap form for previous yard was gained off a higher mark than today's; much respected.
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Sam JamesLemos De Souza36-No signal17/2Belied 33-1 odds when 2l third on debut at Leicester (7f, good to soft) last September; underwhelming at Southwell (7f, AW) the following month but he's a major player if rediscovering his initial promise.
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Marco GhianiStuart Williams060No signal250/1Huge prices and well beaten in three AW starts this year (1m-1m2f); the addition of cheekpieces isn't enough to tempt.
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David Probert 13%Ivan Furtado 10%2No signal16/1SR 33 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 16/1.
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Jack TudorChristian Williams96P-No signal14/1No worthwhile form at huge odds in three maiden hurdles at about 2m4f; drops in trip for handicap debut and good ground would be a first; makes sense to check the market.
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Jack QuinlanThomas Gallagher—No signal50/1Half-sister to winners Lone Wolf (bumper/useful 2m2f hurdle) and Love At Sea (bumper/2m1f hurdle); yard 1-50 in bumpers in recent seasons.
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Orla Tynan(2)Michael Butler630-0No signal40/1Showed a bit of potential on soft in first two maidens last autumn; bombed out on seasonal return and handicap debut at Gowran (1m, soft); may have needed that but probably best watched for now.
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Donagh Murphy(7)Patrick Morris462432No signal7/1Hard to win with but usually gives her running round here and arrives in form; will want to settle better back up in trip but holds each-way claims otherwise.
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Miss N Lockhead Anderson(7)S CurlingF223-No signal4/1Placed in her last three points so has ability and makes rules debut in a bumper lacking depth.
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Oliver StammersGillian Boanas328-27No signal33/1Runner-up at Newcastle (1m4f, AW) in January but he's struggled over hurdles and on the Flat subsequently and is now 0-17; hopes are pinned on wind surgery prompting a major turnaround.
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Olivia Tubb 12%Jonathan Portman 13%-38200No signal12/1For one who has been a model of consistency for much of his career it is slightly disconcerting that he has been well below form in three of his last four starts; the lesser runs have been in Class 5 events and his standout recent effort came when faced with Class 6 opposition, missing out by just a head at Lingfield in February (1m2f, AW); has run well over C&D in the past and a revival could be forthcoming back down in grade.
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Shane FoleyR Donohoe085-04No signal4/1Veteran won over C&D at this meeting two years ago; ran well under Foley, successful on him the only other time he rode him, on seasonal debut at Leopardstown.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%Paul O'Flynn 12%70904-No signal20/1Lightly raced 9yo; best effort in course handicap hurdle on latest when fourth of 13 (19.5f, soft to heavy; the third has won since); won a point so could make a chaser; market can guide.
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Silvestre De SousaIsmail Mohammed38-6No signal14/120-1 or bigger for his three starts but he has shown a fair level of ability in each of them; steps up to 1m with the prospect of further progress; betting useful now handicapping.
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Rob HornbyJonathan Portman327521No signal15/2Got into the habit of blowing the start but in fair form, adding to her trainer's good recent run when winning on turf last time; has not looked to see it out in a couple of previous tries over this far, though, and is drawn widest upped 3lb.
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Patrick McGettigan(5)P Sweeney71-849No signal16/1Eight-time winner, latest success on AW in December; was runner-up on turf this time last year; third runner in these colours.
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Nathan MoscropRebecca Menzies—No signal16/1Half-sister to winners Burrows Seeside (6f AW; RPR 76) and Allez Burrows (French 6.5f AW 2yo; 76); dam French 5f turf/6.5f AW 2yo winner (95), out of half-sister to high-class 2m-2m4f chase winner Kalahari King; stable has occasional bumper winners.
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638P-1No signal20/1After a layoff and on first start since rejoining stable, was back to winning ways, despite not jumping fluently, in 2m4f handicap hurdle at Killarney (gd-yld); raised 6lb and now steps up in grade; will need a career best to follow up.
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E WalshPatrick Magee58431-No signal8/1Dual hurdle winner; in first-time cheekpieces when winning comfortably from the front at Wexford (2m3f, yielding) and coped with sort of mark over hurdles; respected.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Andrew Balding 18%5-323No signal7/2Beaten four times and more consistent than progressive; however, he's got the best form of these and looks sure to have a major say.
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Dougie CostelloTony Culhane & Stella Barclay316112No signal4/1Touch unlucky not to notch his fourth win of the year when beaten a short-head at Southwell a month ago; 1lb rise puts him on the ceiling mark for this class of race and he has a fair chance of making it 3-4 over C&D.
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Harry Burns(3)William Haggas32-570No signal12/1Ended 2025 with two good AW runs at Kempton; down the field in three AW runs this year but he has had a wind op since last seen; unplaced in four turf runs but the defeats have been in good races and he has shown promise on grass; well drawn and his 7lb lower turf mark heightens interest.
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Lewis Chalkley(6)Michael & David Easterby95120-No signal33/1She won three times in the second half of last year (6f/7f, good/AW) and her current mark isn't necessarily beyond her; a market check is advised but she may need this comeback run.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Mark Fahey 13%42-5No signal6/4Two promising efforts last year in maidens at the Curragh and Bellewstown and posted a much higher RPR on seasonal return when under 9l off winner in Listed Noblesse Stakes over C&D last month (soft-to-heavy); interesting to see if she can run to her 86 rating here back in maiden company.
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Darragh O'KeeffeMartin Paul Fitzgerald7PP68-No signal33/1Experienced pointer who was tailed off in her latest hunter chase; belated handicap debut.
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Marco GhianiCharles Hills4011-0No signal25/1SR 71 suggests ability but 25/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Jack TudorChristian Williams14635-No signal4/1Winning for the third time over fences when successful over C&D last June (good); back on a good mark and ran okay on his return from a break last month.
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Seamus Cronin 13%Richard Hannon 12%525321No signal3/1SR 87 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Oisin MurphyJohn & Thady Gosden22-2No signal8/11Last July's two seconds well advertised since and she started odds-on for her Beverley comeback last month; came right away with her market rival that day and sets the standard on her AW debut.
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70-365No signal7/2Has five wins, four being on AW but losing run stretches back to May 2024; gets little respite from the handicapper but has run with credit on all three starts this year.
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Shane FoleyGerard O'Leary4701-5No signal9/1Won 6f Navan maiden on final start for Noel Meade last October; pleasing start for this yard when fifth at Leopardstown (7f, yld-sft) last month; dropped 1lb but this trip might stretch him.
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Sean BowenOlly Murphy6899-No signal13/22-4 on the Flat for Karl Burke and quite useful; no sign of that ability over hurdles but that could change now he's into handicap company; market confidence would be welcomed.
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Jack AndrewsT Ellis—No signal6/1Closely related to 2m7f chase winner Getaway Glory and half-sister to winners Vintage Fizz (useful 2m3f/2m4f hurdle/chase), Miladygrace (2m2f/2m3f chase), He's Bresilian (2m1f hurdle) and Fameaftertheglory (bumper); bred to have a future.
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E WalshJohn M Burke046-No signal28/1Okay efforts in first two hurdle outings but unlikely to contend.
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Conor Cusack(2)Henry De Bromhead04706-No signal9/2Lost way after 2024 Kilbeggan novice hurdle win for John McConnell; well beaten all five Flat starts last year; best watched after break on first start for new stable.
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Andrew SlatteryAndrew Slattery27-053No signal9/20-10 but has improved for each run this season; beaten 1.75l when third of 10 at Gowran latest (7f, soft); this trip should suit on that evidence but good ground is a query.
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Patrick McGettigan(5)J P Murtagh7071No signal6/1Modest form in maidens on AW and heavy ground at 7f-1m; off the mark in first time blinkers (retained) in 1m Gowran claimer last month; different ground now but not dismissed on handicap debut with rider taking off 5lb.
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Mr A J Browne(7)Don Browne1003P-No signal125/1Only 1-11 in points and well beaten in three previous races under rules; no appeal.
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TBADylan Cunha 13%800No signal300/1Poor form in two runs last month; step up in trip not enough to tempt
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G. F. Carroll 10%Joseph G Murphy 11%9No signal18/1Slowly away and never in contention when ninth of ten over C&D on debut last Monday.
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Lexie Clarkson(7)Tristan Davidson777-83No signal17/2Two of last summer's three wins came over C&D (good/good to firm) and she returned to form when third at Ayr (7f, good to firm) last Tuesday on her second start of the season; she's on the shortlist.
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Reese Holohan 10%31-205No signal12/1Has shown his best form at Dundalk and needs to improve on this season's turf form; best placing on truf was in a 1m claimer at Gowran.
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Paul TownendW P Mullins—No signal15/8Three Flat wins in France included a Group 3 over 1m7f in September 2024; even better in defeat last year and joined Willie Mullins for 400,000euros; this is no easy starter over hurdles but could still take the world of beating.
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W J LeeRichard John O'Brien708No signal16/1Not obviously well treated for handicap debut on the evidence of three maiden runs at 6f-1m; could improve for better ground; check the market.
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Richie McLernonFaye Bramley—No signal11/1Sixth foal; half-sister to 2m5f chase winner Another Million; dam unraced half-sister to French 2m3f/2m5f chase winner Snowbell Bey and 2m7f cross-country chase winner Zig Zag Bey; needs a market check.
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45P2/2No signal10/1Record of 1-18 over hurdles but he returned after 510 days off with a second at Southwell (2m4f, good) two weeks ago; that was a good effort behind an improver and he's a player if he can build on that.
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Killian LeonardP Sweeney9088-0No signal16/1Just one placed effort from eight starts last season and tailed off on his return.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Tony Carroll 13%-82631No signal9/2Off the mark at the tenth attempt (first in cheekpieces) when keeping on strongly to win at Windsor 15 days ago (Danger Alert fourth and Over Spiced fifth); up 5lb but still unexposed in the context of this field.
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Jack Dace 10%Heather Main 12%805-36No signal40/1Well held in five of her six starts, but only beaten two necks into third of ten in her sole handicap at Bath (5.7f, good) on her penultimate outing/reappearance; each-way claims if recapturing that form.
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Gavin Sheehan 23%Tom Gretton 11%354P-3No signal18/12m4f hurdle winner on good ground; 0-5 as a chaser and failed to convince stamina-wise when stepped up to 3m at Southwell, finishing 28l off the winner; to give him the benefit of the doubt, that run was after a break.
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TBAMark Loughnane 10%554635No signal9/1Dual C&D winner; a slow start cost him here a month ago and he's one to consider
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Dale Swift 8%Seb Spencer 8%83-372No signal16/1Four C&D wins (mostly on soft), the latest when seeing off Chief Of State last October; has twice finished behind Evocative Spark over 7f here this year, so has work to do with that reopposing rival; latest effort - runner-up - was a definite step back in the right direction.
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Paul O'BrienPam Sly4-No signal13/2Well-related filly who was beaten 8l at Market Rasen (good; 9-1) when showing signs of inexperience; can do better here.
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Zak Wheatley 10%Dylan Cunha 13%97No signal100/1A big-priced outsider for both runs; shaped with promise before fading into seventh at Wolverhampton (6f, AW) a week ago but needs to take another big step forward here.
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Jack Dace 10%Ralph Beckett 19%6353-1No signal9/2Tapped back into initial promise when opening her account at Wolverhampton (8.5f, AW) on her comeback 12 days ago; received a 2lb nudge for that narrow success and, despite shaping like she'll do better returned to further, warrants consideration in her attempt to double up.
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Sean BowenOlly Murphy4-No signal9/4With Tom Weston when close up at Ludlow (good to soft) in January, having kept on well; open to improvement.
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6No signal28/1Moderate debut at Roscommon when a 6.5l sixth of ten (7.5f, good), weakening late on; he will have easier opportunities to get off the mark than this.
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Jonny Peate 9%Jack Morland 10%43No signal11/8Pulled hard when third at Wolverhampton two weeks ago (6f; 11-8 favourite) but she was still keeping on at the finish; the addition of a hood can help but she will need to up her game a notch or two.
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Jack MitchellKevin Frost431-66No signal20/1Three wins, two seconds and two thirds to his name from nine runs over C&D; will need a career-best off this mark, though, and there's nothing to suggest he's best caught fresh (off since January).
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Shay Wallace(2)R Donohoe4165-0No signal12/1Won a 1m4f Curragh handicap last season off 3lb lower; added a Thurles maiden hurdle in November; strip fitter for comeback at Navan (behind Radar Ahead); could go well.
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Jack G Gilligan(5)Paul John Gilligan90/FP-No signal150/1Held in two bumpers and failed to complete in first two starts over flights.
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1No signal17/2Magna Grecia filly got off the mark on debut at Roscommon (7.5f, good) six days ago; didn't shape like she was crying out for a drop back in trip that day and her dam was best over 1m2f-1m4f; may be vulnerable to speedier rivals at this distance.
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Charles Bishop 10%George Baker 10%347-49No signal13/2Over three years since his last win; fourth to Correspondence on his reappearance but took a backward step at Windsor on Saturday; blinkers the headgear of choice today; others are stronger. -
Edward GreatrexRalph Beckett0-1114No signal15/2Made a mockery of his opening mark, winning three Southwell handicaps in a week at the start of the year (6f/7f); only fourth at Newcastle in his bid for a four-timer but that was a useful contest and his effort was right up there with his best; should stay 1m (half-sister a Group 1 winner at the trip) and his best days could still be ahead of him.
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Harry SkeltonDan Skelton32124-No signal9/2Off the mark at Leicester (2m7f, soft) in February before posting a good second of four in 3m1f handicap at Plumpton (good); the drop back to 2m4f was not ideal there last time; better expected here.
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Neil Callan 14%George Baker 10%035730No signal11/1Has recent Windsor form, having posted one of his best efforts this year when third over C&D on penultimate start; infrequent winner, however, and it's two years since his last domestic success.
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Rowan ScottEwan Whillans323/95No signal14/1Well treated on his 2024 exploits and, having returned from a long absence in February, it's possible he's working his way back into form; however, this 8yo is not easy to fancy on the evidence of this year's two runs.
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Declan McDonoghJoseph Patrick O'Brien14-4No signal4/1Debut winner over 7f last year; beaten at odds-on over 1m next time; after long layoff, one-paced fourth in 1m Cork conditions event when tried in a tongue-tie.
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Kieran ShoemarkPatrick Chamings-43263No signal15/2More prolific on AW than turf; arrives on the back of a solid third at Lingfield two weeks ago (6f, AW); each-way shout.
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Andrew ElliottK R Burke245No signal12/1With a top trainer and he was a promising second on debut at Chelmsford (7f, AW) in March; however, he's gone backwards since and was disappointing at Ripon (6f, good to soft) last month on his first turf outing.
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Saffie OsborneClive Cox912-44No signal7/2Won a C&D handicap off this mark last August; two creditable runs this spring and returning to faster ground should suit; chance.
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TBAJamie Snowden 26%21PU-UNo signal8/1Useful hurdler but hasn't offered a lot over fences and a while since he tried them
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Gabriella Hill(2)Adrian McGuinness804952No signal9/1Four-time winner is 2-19 on turf; 1lb lower than when winning at Down Royal last July (1m5f, good); stayed on well for second over 10.5f at Dundalk latest; player back on turf.
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Miss Charlotte Butler(7)E Seymour—No signal25/1First foal out of a 1m4f (RPR 59) and 1m7f-2m1f hurdle winner; yard 0-3 in bumpers recent seasons.
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Sean FlanaganGerard Edmund O'Leary051P-No signal33/1Maiden winner but was pulled up on handicap debut off a mark of 113 and he looks very vulnerable here under a penalty.
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Siobhan Rutledge(3)Gerard O'Leary0518-No signal16/1Won a 7f Dundalk claimer on penultimate; never better than midfield on stable and handicap debut back there latest; ran poorly sole previous start on turf; others preferred.
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Carl Millar 11%Cian Collins 9%P2-8No signal40/1Placed in one of two starts in point-to-points; 66-1 and tailed off on hurdles debut at Killarney; may need more time.
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Harry BannisterRichard J Bandey35062-No signal2/1Maiden winner and up to winning a handicap off this mark as he was a clear second last time at Fontwell (2m3f, good to soft); thereabouts.
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Jason HartClive Cox1-5No signal11/1Defied market weakness when winning a 7f novice at Kempton on his debut in November; not so good at Leicester four weeks ago; up in trip for his handicap debut but not obviously well treated.
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Pierre-Louis JaminTom Dascombe—No signal14/113,000gns yearling whose dam didn't make a mark until handicapping as a 3yo; trainer had a quiet spring thus far but had a well-backed 2yo newcomer win on turf nine days ago.
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Sean Quinlan 15%Jennie Candlish 17%5291-1No signal9/2Comes into this in good form having won a novice hurdle over 2m4f on good ground at Newcastle in April and on chase debut at Southwell 13 days ago; still feasibly treated; contender.
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Donagh MeylerJ P Flavin1552F-No signal17/2Hurdle/chase winner; fell over fences in October and finished last on his return to the Flat in March, so current wellbeing is an issue.
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Dylan Browne McMonagleJoseph Patrick O'Brien8-No signal7/2Stayed on well over 1m2f on sole start last year at the Curragh; could go well stepped up in distance on first start for Joseph O'Brien.
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Gary CarrollGavin Cromwell360-00No signal14/1Veteran loves it here; has won eleven times, including three over C&D, most recently off this mark last September; poor both runs this season, however, and not well drawn here.
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Alan O'Sullivan(7)Jonathan Sweeney/1742-No signal7/2Bumper winner on good to yielding and progressing over hurdles, second over 2m3f (soft) at Clonmel in March.
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Oisin MurphyAndrew Balding61-3No signal2/1Still needed the experience when narrowly winning her maiden over C&D last autumn; solid comeback under a penalty in a Polytrack novice five weeks ago, when hitting traffic, and her claims are obvious.
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Mr E P O'Brien(5)Joseph M Daly875P-7No signal80/10-7 over hurdles; only 1-12 in points and was last to finish in the latest last week.
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Robyn Donaghue-LeahyCiaran Murphy5690/0No signal18/1Dual-purpose maiden; 0-8 on the Flat and yet to trouble the judge; well beaten on debut for this yard at Navan; others appeal more.
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Rory Mulligan(5)Jack W Davison3949-6No signal10/1Solid placed efforts in maidens; first two runs in handicaps not great but should strip fitter for her comeback at Bellewstown (1m, soft) and better ground a plus here; hood discarded.
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Daniel KingEoin Christopher McCarthy13359-No signal12/1Maiden winner who has run well in handicaps and it was a strong one in which he was midfield last time at Cork; still lightly raced and not dismissed.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Gavin Cromwell 11%5No signal18/1Tailed off last of five over C&D last week on debut; can be discounted.
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Liam Wright(3) 14%George Scott 19%0No signal10/1Gelded 42,000euros yearling whose yard has enjoyed a decent spring with 2yos; always caught wide from stall 13 on his Wolverhampton debut recently and should fare better with that under his belt.
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David EganEd Dunlop1224-3No signal10/1Won 1m Newcastle AW novice as 2yo; has played a part in handicaps since but her return at Leicester, when upped to 1m4f (cheekpieces replaced blinkers, return today), leaves her well short of what will be needed here.
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Luke McAteer 8%A Oliver 11%04No signal50/1Better on second run but still beaten nearly 10l when not seeing out 1m4f at Roscommon.
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Gary CarrollGavin Cromwell90-5No signal9/1No show in two maidens for Sheila Lavery last year; improved effort in 6f Curragh maiden (sft-hvy) on debut for this yard in March; worth a market check on handicap debut.
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Jack TudorChristian Williams8-No signal100/1125-1 when tailed off on good ground at Kempton two months ago; she was hooded that day as well.
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Liam HarrisonFergal O'Brien43053-No signal17/2Lightly raced and his third in a 1m7f maiden at Wincanton (good) was a step forward, and that form looks even stronger now; potentially on a nice mark and he's bred for this longer trip; appealing.
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G. F. Carroll 10%10/00-No signal25/1On a losing run since 1m5f Down Royal win in July 2024; badly out of form (Flat and hurdles) last year.
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G B NoonanE McNamara3/P-No signal80/1SR 69 suggests ability but 80/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Ms N M Bradley(7)Eoin GriffinP5557-No signal80/1His smart form for Gordon Elliott was a long time ago now and was well behind Tullybeg in his latest point.
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Greg FairleyKatie Scott27-006No signal25/1Sole win from 19 attempts came off this mark at Newcastle (1m2f, AW) last August and he's also effective on turf; however, he's been soundly beaten on his three outings this spring.
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Calum Hogan(5)E McNamara0/6D54/No signal18/1SR 110 suggests ability but 18/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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239-63No signal5/1Led, was headed, but then rallied for a 0.5l third of 16 at Limerick (1m, yielding); 1-24 strike rate is not a great return but has placed on many occasions; should go well again off 1lb higher, but this ground may not suit.
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Oisin OrrSaeed bin Suroor1No signalevnOvercame evident inexperience to make a winning debut in a 1m2f maiden at Beverley (good ground) 18 days ago, a run that can be marked up given he came from a long way back in a steadily-run race; 7lb worse off with the runner-up Cape Fear today but he is open to further progress.
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Ruth Carr 12%00-841No signal13/23-23; did too much too soon at Musselburgh (7f; fourth, 6-4 favourite; third has won since) on penultimate start; made amends over C&D ten days ago, beating Crocodile Power (runs in the 3.10pm) by over 2l; that was an apprentices' handicap so he escapes a penalty (is due a 5lb rise); key player.
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Dylan Browne McMonagleCiaran Murphy2926-0No signal18/1Won twice last season, both at Leopardstown over 7f on good and soft; remains 9lb above her last win and she ran poorly on her seasonal return last month; yard form a plus.
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Ben Harvey 7%Cian Collins 9%65P00-No signal12/1Gained a fifth win over hurdles at Cartmel last June but has lost his way since; heavy defeats the last twice at Naas and Aintree; is at least back down to last winning mark, but needs a revival.
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Sean BowenOlly Murphy—No signal9/4SR 95 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Reese HolohanPaul W Flynn1790-5No signal15/2Two-time winner; last won at Navan in October (1m2f, yielding) off 9lb lower; ran on well late for a 6.25l fifth at Navan latest; stamina to prove for this trip and may be on tough mark for now.
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Shane FoleyMrs John Harrington799-0No signal14/1Didn't show much in maidens at 6f-7f on good and yielding ground; cheekpieces (retained) and drop to 5f didn't spark improvement on handicap debut at Naas; still early days and steps up in trip now.
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Danny MullinsJohn E & Thomas Kiely33217-No signal11/1Bumper winner made mistakes when tailed off on hurdling debut in August and absent since; that was too bad to be true and she's bred to make a jumper.
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Barry McHughJoel Parkinson & Sue Smith-44711No signalevnWon over C&D (good) last month when back on turf and back down in trip and she followed up over 1m6f here; clearly thriving and has strong claims.
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E WalshJohn E & Thomas Kiely080-No signal100/1SR 52 suggests ability but 100/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Patrick WadgeBrian Ellison—No signal25/11,200gns 4yo; tenth foal; closely related to winners Sam Noir (bumper/2m4f hurdle), For Gina (2m7f-3m2f hurdle) and Bampton Star (3m chase); stable 1-31 in bumpers in recent seasons.
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Wayne LordanMartin Hassett4No signal10/1150-1 when creditable fourth of seven behind impressive Ballydoyle-trained winner over 6f at the Curragh, running on late and not far off second and third.
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Miss P Elvin(7)P J Rothwell1PP40-No signal66/150-1 when tailed off in Journey With Me's recent race at Cork; very opposable.
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Harry CobdenW P Mullins/4634-No signal7/4Tends to come good when faced with drier ground and was an excellent fourth in the Topham at Aintree, a race he won the previous year; joint top-rated here and clearly a strong candidate.
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Harry Skelton 26%Dan Skelton 22%3-1No signal3/1Built on the promise of her March debut (third over C&D) when comfortably opening her account at Southwell (2m, good) a fortnight ago; shoulders a penalty here but may have been found another good opportunity and commands major respect.
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Nathan CrosseJohn S O'Donoghue80-0No signal20/1Handicap debutante; didn't cut much ice in maidens at 6f-1m; best watched unless the market speaks.
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Mr T O'Connor(7)Turlough O'Connor70/52-No signal16/1Good hurdle form not all that long ago and has run well in both his points behind the classy Wonderwall (ahead of Lifetime Ambition on one of those occasions); this is his debut over regulation fences but could have a part to play.
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Luke McAteerJack Foley3-79No signal18/1Close third on debut at Galway (7f, soft) last September; nowhere near that level in two runs this year but could do better now tackling a handicap for the first time, especially if the market speaks in her favour.
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Callum BewleyEwan Whillans75585-No signal9/11m winner in 2024; well held in both handicaps over hurdles and tries a tongue-tie; risky.
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J J SlevinJoseph Patrick O'Brien—No signal9/2Progressive Flat handicapper last year at up to 1m5f, winning three races and now rated 93; half-sister Lagostovegas was useful 2m-2m2f hurdle winner and two other siblings successful in this discipline; seven months off.
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89-048No signal11/1Second runner for the yard and stays better than Clonmacash, two wins last year coming at 1m, including claimer here; best of three runs this term came over C&D last month when fourth in decent fillies handicap; trip/ground to suit, definite contender.
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Richie McLernonJonjo & A J O'Neill—No signal12/1£27,000 3yo; first foal; dam unraced half-sister to 2m-3m1f hurdle/chase winner Ilovethenightlife; market can guide.
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Reese Holohan 10%970907No signal20/1Won over hurdles and on the Flat at Limerick last year; well exposed in this discipline; money for him over C&D last week when showed a bit more than of late, beaten around 6l; up in grade here.
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Jimmy Dalton(7)Andrew Slattery56-8No signal20/1Handicap debutante; weakened late in all three maidens at 7f-1m; opening mark doesn't look overly generous; watch unless money comes.
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Nico de BoinvilleNicky Henderson—No signal5/2SR 96 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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661006No signal11/2Won over 5f at Catterick in April (fine over 6f) but subsequent defeats underline his inconsistency.
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Lewis EdmundsWilliam Muir & Chris Grassick45-No signal14/1Quite promising Newbury debut (about 6f, soft) in the autumn but he couldn't get to grips with the leaders on Kempton AW (6f; 5-2) when last seen in November; handicaps will be an option after today but he's still of interest back on turf.
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604624No signal9/1On the downgrade in recent times for Ian Williams, from whom he was picked up for 7,500gns last month; just a fair debut for his new yard recently and this trip is a bare minimum these days.
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W J LeeW McCreery6560-5No signal9/1Promise in turf maidens last year at 1m-1m1f; well-beaten off 75 on handicap debut at Dundalk (1m) in October; okay run in 1m maiden there when last seen in January; stamina to prove on return to turf.
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E E Ryan 0%7-7085No signal22/1Six-time winner whose slow-starting tendency is a worry; not a bad run when staying on for fifth over C&D on latest; might struggled to turn the tables on third-placed Staywitherjohnny.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%W J Burke 4%4830-6No signal33/1Placed in four of his 14 starts over hurdles; well exposed now; unlikely to make the breakthrough in this company.
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Colin KeaneD K Weld2-No signal9/4Plenty to like about her debut run at Gowran (1m, soft) last month, keeping on well for a 6l second of 14; stamina on dam side of pedigree so could improve for this longer trip; player.
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7700-9No signal66/1Two-time chase winner hasn't got his head in front since November 2023; hasn't looked like ending the dry spell in two starts for this stable; beaten 54l at Killarney latest; cheekpieces tried.
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Fern O'Brien(5)Fergal O'Brien/1427-No signal12/1Won a maiden (2m, good) last spring and went close on handicap debut over C&D (good to soft) in November; off since lesser run the following month (2m7f) but still considered; tongue-tie added.
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Ms A T O'Reilly(7)Eamon Courtney6-No signal50/133-1 and finished tailed off in a Clonmel maiden hurdle last month.
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Jamie PowellAndrew Slattery008076No signal14/1Didn't run too badly against older rivals at Cork last month but was beaten 5.75l when sixth against her own age group at Gowran (1m, gd-yld) latest; same mark here; others preferred.
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Miss N Lockhead Anderson(7)M J Phillips1/52P-No signal50/1Capable pointer but was tailed off in his previous hunter chase when sent off 200-1; up against it.
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Sean Bowen 24%Olly Murphy 24%P3627-No signal15/2Three-time chase winner (at up to 3m) who was runner-up over hurdles at Southwell (2m4f, good) in March but he's inconsistent and made it 0-10 over hurdles when tailed off at Perth (2m4f, good) last month; needs to bounce back; non-runner when due to wear these blinkers for the first time 5:47 Southwell Monday.
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Luke Morris 12%Dylan Cunha 13%7-641No signal9/2Built on the promise of last month's Epsom (8.5f, good) fourth when making a winning handicap debut at Windsor (1m2f, good to firm) eight days ago; this longer trip should be fine (dam won over 1m7f) and he's the one to beat under a 5lb penalty.
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Ross CoakleyOli Rix6652-7No signal40/17f win in France last year came on soft ground; 20-1 when down the field on her recent stable debut (7f, good to firm); needs to leave that run well behind.
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Danny GilliganCian Collins3332-No signal9/2Bought for 46,000euros after finishing third in two autumn points; third on hurdling debut at Leopardstown (2m5f) in March; ran to RPR of 126 when second to a Mullins hotpot at Clonmel last month with 119-rated rival in third; respected.
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Rowan ScottRoss Burdon780-60No signal18/1Longstanding maiden who has been unable to get competitive on his two runs this spring for a new trainer.
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Jimmy Dalton 6%000/04No signal40/1Sole win on Flat came in 2023, although has mostly been competing over hurdles in recent times; improved markedly over poor Navan return when fourth at Roscommon last time (1m4f, good), staying on after being slowly away; down to a career low mark.
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A. Slattery 11%1-0504No signal8/1Both wins last year came on soft and heavy ground; fair fourth on good at Roscommon last time, and this ground should be fine for him.
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Ryan SextonJulie Camacho43-No signal11/1Displayed ability at Newcastle (7f, AW) in December on his first two starts, finishing third when last seen; gelded since; his pedigree provides hope that we have yet to see the best of him; a hood goes on; chance.
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Mason Paetel(5)Philip Kirby7-1115No signal14/1Won three in a row over 1m6f on AW early this year and he may have been ready for a break when below par in February when last seen; 0-12 on turf and he needs to transfer his improvement back to grass, but he's not ruled out.
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Ben Robinson 10%Brian Ellison 10%07-574No signal16/1A dual 7f winner in 2025; got back on track when fourth of eight in 6f handicap here ten days ago so not out of things with cheekpieces added.
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Ronan WhelanJarlath P Fahey0-No signal125/1200-1 and failed to beat a rival on debut at Naas last August; impossible to fancy.
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Conor Whiteley(6)David O'Meara444-49No signal12/115-race maiden who could do with settling better; however, 1m stretched him at Ripon last time and prior to that he was a fairly encouraging fourth over this C&D (good) on his reappearance; not ruled out back down in trip.
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Daniel MuscuttJames Fanshawe6-4No signal18/1Big price for one start last autumn, when shaping nicely despite hanging left; didn't build on that in a small-field Southwell maiden on her comeback early last month, when again inclined to lug left; tonight's longer trip should suit on pedigree.
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Harry Vigors(3)Hugo Palmer27P429No signal11/1Runner-up at Kempton (7f, AW) two starts ago and he has a 9lb lower mark to work with on turf; however, he's been inconsistent this year and his sole turf win (from 15 attempts) came back in 2023.
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Miss O M Queally(7)John Queally78F5P-No signal33/1Well beaten in a bumper and a maiden hurdle; held every chance when falling on her point debut but has fared less well since.
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Jack AndrewsT Ellis1/771-No signal13/8Poor five-race maiden over hurdles but this winning pointer was a different proposition when winning by 5l on chase debut at Bangor (3m, good; second run in this headgear combination); could cope with the 10lb rise.
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Ron Barr 15%0085-8No signal33/115-race maiden who didn't run well enough at Catterick after her break to warrant a second look.
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Miss Georgia King(5)Alan King614-85No signal11/1Left it late when winning a 1m4f handicap at Wolverhampton in November; three lesser runs have followed but he is now 2lb lower than for the win; drops in trip with headgear added.
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Jack KennedyGordon Elliott65073-No signal9/4Maiden hurdle winner over 2m4f on good; 0-6 as a chaser but has placed form and might strip fitter for his recent stable debut at Kilbeggan (2m4f) where he faded late on.
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Wesley Joyce 6%/970-5No signal22/1Fair effort on just third handicap start when fifth over 10.5f on AW; tongue-tie tried then stays on; was keen the last day, so trip could be an issue, but is a half-sister to 1m4f winner.
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Rossa RyanRalph Beckett0No signal4/1Powerful yard had a number beaten at short prices of late and this well-related colt ran well below market expectations on his turf debut recently (split two of these at Leicester); evidently felt capable of better.
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Tom Kiely-Marshall(5)Sara Ender4116-9No signal14/1Won at Beverley (1m2f, soft) last July and followed up over this C&D (good); tailed off here next time and down the field on last month's comeback at Beverley, but he may have needed that latest run; not ruled out.
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Harry Smith 14%Declan Carroll 11%-22731No signal9/4Recorded his fifth win when justifying favouritism under a prominent ride at Catterick (5f, good) last Monday; a switch to a 7lb claimer helps to offset most of the penalty for that success and he won twice under Harry Smith last summer; big player.
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Tom BellamyAlan King5-No signal8/1An underwhelming start when 10-1 at Huntingdon (good), finishing 18l off the winner; in good hands and may improve on that.
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Ben HarveyCian Collins08-No signal125/1Well beaten in two maidens; headgear goes on.
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Jack G GilliganPaul John Gilligan03545-No signal80/1Has won a maiden hurdle and a novice chase; outclassed in a Grade 3 last time and similar scenario likely here.
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Luke McAteer 8%David Marnane 10%21-075No signal7/1Won last season off only 2lb lower and was only 3l away when fifth of 18 on her return to turf at Cork (1m, good to yielding); each-way claims, non-runner on Monday at Roscommon (5.23).
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Donagh MeylerNoel Meade12225-No signal10/3Five-time hurdle winner who is 1-8 over fences, though was runner-up in last summer's Galway Plate; his below-par run in a Grade 3 handicap only 12 days ago (after a lengthy break) dampens enthusiasm.
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Ms E M Shanahan(7)Brian Mortell00467-No signal66/1Four bumper efforts have amounted to little and a similar tale in her points.
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W J Burke 4%5P53-5No signal17/2Smart performer in Britain back in the day; went point-to-pointing over the winter and held in hunter chases lately; unlikely.
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W J LeeP Twomey—No signal9/4Made 85,000gns as a yearling; fifth foal; closely related to Group-placed 1m/1m1f winner Silver Sword (RPR 106), half-brother to winners Ae Fond Kiss (7.3f; 67) and Mister Slovakia (Polish 9.5f); dam 2m AW winner (90), out of sister to Gold Cup winner Papineau.
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Mr B O'NeillD M Christie2P331-No signal7/2Contested Grade 1s for Henry de Bromhead; reportedly not himself during the winter but got back on track in narrowly repelling 11-8f Asian Master over 2m4f at Cork last month; has a bit to prove over this far but his class is much respected.
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Phillip EnrightP J Healy32341-No signal25/1Veteran mare ran okay in pair of point-to-point bumpers and won a point last time; hurdling debut at age of 11.
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Laura Pearson 10%David Loughnane 12%4No signal14/1Shaped with promise when fourth of 11 at Wolverhampton (6f, AW) last Monday but that was an ordinary race and he needs plenty of progress on this switch to turf.
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Julian PietropaoloJoseph Patrick O'Brien65-096No signal7/2Best effort yet on latest at Navan (1m5f, gd-yld) when a 3l sixth (2.5l behind Radar Ahead) after meeting traffic problems; could turn that around with a clearer run here; big player off same mark.
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Charlie DeutschVenetia Williams/344F-No signal11/4SR 105 suggests ability but 11/4 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Sean Flanagan 10%E McNamara 10%/8F6-UNo signal11/1Ran some okay races for Gordon Elliott but yet to fire since joining this stable; back from lengthy break when unseated rider at the last (sixth at the time) on Killarney chase debut.
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Finley MarshRichard Hughes511-73No signal7/1Well treated when entering nursery company last autumn, twice winning easily (6f-7f); tougher going off her revised mark this spring but her latest effort, and the dam's side of her pedigree, gives hope this longer trip will be within range.
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Edward GreatrexRalph Beckett4-334No signal9/2SR 76 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Sean O'KeeffeSean Aherne15350-No signal20/1Dual handicap winner and better than ever when third of 23 at Leopardstown over Christmas (good to yielding); slower ground not ideal since then and could be a factor here in first-time cheekpieces.
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Phillip EnrightRobert Tyner9-No signal80/1SR 31 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 80/1.
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Sean BowenOlly Murphy4-No signal4/1Three Flat wins for Ed Walker (1m4f/1m5f) and was consistent until getting too high in the weights; never got seriously involved under a patient ride at Ludlow but that run was promising; now tongue tied.
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Mason PaetelPhilip Kirby0-7456No signal8/1He needs to produce a bigger performance than he's managed over 6f on his four starts this spring but he hasn't been running badly and is dropping down the weights; showed promise over 7f at Carlisle last September and the step back up in trip may be a positive move; possible player.
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Orla Tynan(7)Andrew Slattery542617No signal7/2Placed just twice from her first 16 starts but has improved, winning twice under this rider including by 3l over 7f at Gowran last month; the runner-up bolted up over 1m at same track six days ago, when this filly found herself too far back after a tardy start, keeping on late; should come home well if not too free down the hill here.
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Keith DonoghuePhilip Fenton72-No signal25/1No match for the winner in a Cork maiden hurdle in November and this is even tougher.
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Clifford Lee 17%Philip Kirby 8%16-603No signal13/2Still off the same mark as when successful at Wolverhampton (6f, AW) in December; three-time winner on turf and ran well to finish third of 11 on her return from a break at Catterick (5f, good) 15 days ago; not the most consistent, but her best form would make her a big player.
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Hollie DoyleDonald McCain54-7No signal14/10-7 over hurdles and hasn't threatened on her first three Flat starts; however, this bumper winner goes up in trip off a lowly opening Flat mark and Hollie Doyle has been booked; no surprise to see a good run.
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Rob HornbyJonathan Portman6411-1No signal5/2Trainer has enjoyed a fine fortnight and this filly, who made it 3-3 in handicaps on her comeback four weeks ago, has every chance of adding another win to the tally; upped 6lb for landing that messy Lingfield affair but won't mind coming back down in trip.
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TBAEugene M O'Sullivan00800-No signal80/1SR 69 suggests ability but 80/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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P6664-No signal33/1Well held in a Tramore handicap off 1lb higher last time; improvement needed.
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J S Bolger 7%33No signal5/2Beaten 1l over C&D on debut (good), showing signs of greenness before running on well for third; led inside the final furlong at Roscommon over 7.5f (good) before fading into a 0.75l third; in the mix again.
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TBAMichael Dods 12%550-00No signal33/1SR 52 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 33/1.
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Hollie DoyleJames Owen74951No signal11/8Unplaced when just 2-1 for last month's Flat handicap debut at Lingfield (2m, AW) but justified favouritism in good style at Salisbury (1m6f, good to firm) subsequently; did it in good style and she still appeals as being well treated under a 4lb penalty, especially in view of her hurdling ability.
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David AllanJoey Ramsden285866No signal12/1Five-time Flat winner who landed a novice hurdle last March; it's been slim pickings in the main since and he was soundly beaten on his recent stable debut at Southwell; however, he was sent off the 4-1 joint-favourite and it will be interesting to see if his backers return.
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Joey HaynesIvan Furtado889176No signal20/1Six-time Southwell winner, latterly by a wide margin in an apprentice handicap in March (handicapper punished him for that); finished held twice since and his record round here is nothing like as good.
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Mr Liam McGaffin(5)Adam Kirby5-6935No signal9/1Good start for Adam Kirby when a close third (of 12) in a 1m2f AW handicap at Lingfield in March (for today's rider); not so good back at Lingfield 13 days ago but returning to turf should be in his favour.
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Ben JonesBen Pauling58566-No signal7/2SR 94 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Ryan ManiaAdam Nicol55/4P-No signal18/1Unplaced in 17 starts across both codes; new yard and new headgear, but much to prove.
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Mr Derek O'ConnorP M J Doyle21234-No signal9/4Third when odds-on for this race 12 months ago; he'll run better this time if he can repeat his close fourth behind some class acts at Punchestown (3m, yielding).
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Oliver StammersGrant Tuer24-No signal13/2Recovered from slow start to finish second on debut at Newcastle (7f, AW) last November; disappointing there (1m) in December but he remains one to be interested in given the promise shown on his first start.
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Neil CallanGeorge Baker3-2642No signal4/1Two 1m4f wins on AW in France; winless in Britain and although she's had a couple of close calls on sand at about this trip, she was taken out of a race on good to firm last spring so this surface may not be ideal.
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Warren Fentiman(3)Richard & Peter Fahey4341-No signal9/2All four runs at 6f on tracks with a stiff finish and she looked well suited by the stamina test when successful on handicap debut at Pontefract (good to soft; has handled good to firm) in September; raised 3lb and off since but should do better as a 3yo.
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Joshua Thompson 12%8-8No signal80/1Well held in bumpers at Newcastle and Southwell this spring; she needs to take a big step forward.
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W. J. Lee 16%W. McCreery 9%3555-0No signal18/1Fair form in maidens last year; disappointing on handicap/seasonal debut at Leopardstown; others have stronger claims.
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Ricky DoyleThomas CooperP8-No signal150/1SR 51 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 150/1.
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Ashley Lewis 13%732-65No signal14/1Not yet off the mark but in the frame seven times, at 6f to about 1m1f; kept on quite nicely when upped to 1m2f at Windsor recently but needs to show she has the stamina to outstay a couple of proven 1m4f performers.
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Jonathan EnglandSam England/8006-No signal17/2Best run was in a bumper; did appear to perform below expectations on handicap debut in March and he's since had wind surgery; all hope not yet lost.
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Paul TownendW P Mullins1/No signal9/4SR 108 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Ashley Lewis(5)Marcus Tregoning0No signal150/1125-1 when tailed off in a 1m maiden at Newbury last month; not easily recommended.
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Phillip EnrightS Curling58176-No signal14/1Maiden hurdle winner; tailed off in his only previous handicap but bounced back from that with a respectable show in novice company; absent since October but wouldn't be too dismissive.
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Ms S K Breen(7)P J Breen6U523-No signal11/10-11 in bumpers but not beaten far in some of them and ran okay in maiden hurdle last time; his experience should come in handy.
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Dylan Cunha 13%655-3No signal20/1Dual Flat winner; ran his best race in this sphere when third of ten finishers at Southwell (2m, good) nine days ago on his handicap debut; has scope to improve further and should run well.
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Harry SkeltonDan Skelton2-No signal4/5£72,000 3yo; went close in a 2m novice at Chepstow in October (good to soft) and that form reads well through the first and third horses; every chance.
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Colin KeaneNoel Meade864-5No signal11/1Minor promise in maidens last year; beaten 9l on handicap debut and seasonal return at Cork (1m, sft-hvy) last month; sharper now and better ground here could suit.
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Dylan HoganJoseph Parr3888-2No signal13/2SR 64 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Mr L M Kelleher(7)Gerard Kelleher59-No signal100/1SR 80 suggests ability but 100/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Wayne LordanMiss Natalia Lupini6045-No signal14/1Not beaten that far on handicap debut when last seen at Dundalk (7f) in December; hood goes on for seasonal reappearance; could go well upped in trip; market check advised.
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Jack QuinlanLouise Allan57227-No signal33/1Placed in 2m3f/3m1f handicaps but left Dan Skelton for £4,500 and as a nine-race maiden; likely best watched.
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David EganEd Dunlop6321-5No signal8/1Ended four-race 2yo campaign with clear win in Brighton novice (1m, good to firm) in October; never looked like winning on his seasonal/handicap debut at Southwell last month; may need more of a test.
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J M Sheridan 11%G. O'Leary 11%6640-2No signal16/1Started last season brightly with three placed efforts before a 1m5f Navan win; began this term on a positive note when runner-up at Roscommon nine days ago; would merit consideration if getting a run; first reserve. -
Reese Holohan(7)Thomas Coyle-74683No signal5/1One of his three wins came over C&D and has often run well in defeat here, too; second to well-treated types at Galway and Dundalk in later months of last year; well supported into 10-3 when third to Kitty Bear at Gowran last month.
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Shane Foley 11%3437-1No signal13/2Makes her handicap debut off the back of gaining her first maiden win on her eighth career start at Roscommon last time (1m4f, good); her opening mark looks fair on what she has achieved; in the mix.
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Ben JonesBen Pauling—No signal9/270,000euros 3yo; seventh foal; half-sister to French winners Marie Coastala (useful 2m1f chase/2m2f hurdle) and Don Look Coco (2m2f-2m5f hurdle/chase); dam French 2m1f/2m3f hurdle winner; no surprise to see her make a bold bid for top connections.
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Andrew SlatteryJosh Halley68No signal66/1Modest efforts in maidens at Dundalk and Gowran; will qualify for handicaps after this.
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Jack KennedyGordon Elliott321-No signal4/1Maintained his progress with a front-running win on good to yielding at Kilbeggan (2m; 4-11f) but probably needs another step forward to defy his penalty in this stronger race.
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304-06No signal25/1Won a mares' bumper at Roscommon last July (good); fair effort on Flat handicap debut at Down Royal (1m5f, yielding); 1m2f too sharp on seasonal return; recent Roscommon sixth was satisfactory; champion jockey booked, new headgear combination.
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Ronan WhelanJohn S O'Donoghue3670-No signal20/1Cost 100,000euros as a yearling but modest form in Britain for Adrian Nicholls; off eight months.
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Tiernan Power RocheP J Rothwell27434-No signal7/1Her only win was off 10lb lower but she's been running consistently well in handicaps, including a fourth of 18 at the Dublin Racing Festival; respected off her light weight.
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Danny Gilligan 12%Gordon Elliott 18%3331-4No signal5/1Smart stayer over hurdles (dual Grade 2 winner); not done much chasing but returned to this discipline to win small-field contest at Clonmel and his Grade 3-fourth at Killarney was perfectly respectable; jumping will be tested here in first handicap; trainer going for four in a row in this.
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Ray DawsonDylan Cunha8No signal80/166-1, never recovered from a slow start on Wolverhampton AW debut (6f; Sargent Dennis finished second) last month, finishing well back; likely to need more time.
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Thomas O'Connor(7)Eoin Christopher McCarthy439-No signal40/1SR 85 suggests ability but 40/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Aidan Weaver(7)Tom Gretton12U2P-No signal25/1Ended last year in good form over fences but was pulled after a break at Hereford in March and it's over a year since he last ran over hurdles (0-12 in this discipline).
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Darragh KeenanMichael Keady0-7522No signal9/2Regressive maiden who's found her level for this yard, twice finishing second on turf last month, including over this sort of trip for the first time latest; needs to improve on previous AW work if she's to make it 14th time lucky.
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08429-No signal16/1Only two wins from 40 starts, but placed 16 times; last won at the Curragh (6f, heavy) in April 2024 off 3lb lower; generally below best last year apart from Listowel fourth and Currgah second in the autumn; has a preference for soft/heavy
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Chloe Lyons(7)Stuart Williams8-3137No signal10/1SR 80 suggests ability but 10/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Adam Browne-Souza(7)Andrew Slattery58-6No signal16/1Handicap debutante; just minor promise in three maidens at 5f-7f; not obviously well treated and best watched here unless the market speaks.
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Calum Hogan(5)D E Fitzgerald0-No signal150/166-1, ran okay when mid-field in Punchestown festival bumper; half-sister to 2m3f hurdle winner.
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Darragh O'KeeffeHenry De Bromhead1351-No signal6/4Won his bumper here last May and the form of last month's maiden hurdle win at Fairyhouse has worked out well; penalised accordingly but he sets the standard.
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Tom MarquandGeorge Scott86211-No signal17/2Improved for a step up in trip and switch to nurseries last summer, rounding off his 2yo campaign with wins at Kempton (1m) and Wolverhampton (9.4f); has more to do in this higher grade off a 7lb higher mark but he isn't fully exposed; returns with his trainer in fine form.
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Sam Twiston-DaviesHenry Daly—No signal16/1SR 79 suggests ability but 16/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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TBAAdrian McGuinness74-073No signal14/1Third reserve; 0-14 but produced one of her better runs when a 3l third of 15 at Limerick on latest; dropped 1lb and nicely drawn if she gets a run; place shout.
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600No signal25/1Very modest form in Flat maidens after starting his career over hurdles; transformation needed to feature on handicap debut.
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G B NoonanEoin Christopher McCarthy2-No signal22/1Ran to a useful level when runner-up in a Roscommon bumper (good to yielding) last year and should have a future over hurdles; hood added for this first attempt.
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Jimmy Dalton(7)P O'Rourke080-No signal40/1Elzaam filly is a half-sister to useful 7f/1m winner Exminster; mid-field in her first two maidens over 6f at Naas; handicap debut afer six months off.
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Darragh O'KeeffeHenry De Bromhead335-No signal10/1Placed in two good-ground bumpers; beaten 21l over 2m4f on hurdling debut when last seen in September.
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Philip ByrnesJohn Joseph Hanlon79040-No signal40/1Generally regressive since a maiden hurdle win in 2023 and has mostly struggled over fences.
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William PyleTracy Waggott27-635No signal12/1Four wins at 5f-7f in 2025, including here; back on her latest winning mark and she ran well over C&D two starts ago so can't be ruled out, albeit she often leads so will need things to fall right from this draw.
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TBALuke Dace 11%00-0No signal300/1Well beaten in two 1m runs last autumn; no appeal
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Tyler HeardAdam Kirby06No signal250/1Low-level form in two runs this spring (1m and 1m2f); minor handicaps beckon.
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Jack DoughtyStephanie Cassidy980-07No signal20/1Lost her way for Dean Ivory last backend and has struggled in two runs for two yards this spring; would be a surprise winner.
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Ben RobinsonPeter Niven44785-No signal11/15f AW winner for Nigel Tinkler; form went the wrong way last year and he's changed yards since his last run in August; on a reduced mark and market check advised on stable debut but he returns with something to prove.
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Kieran ShoemarkJack Jones35-No signal12/1Found little on Southwell AW in November but her Leicester debut (6f, good; 22-1) the previous month was much more encouraging and she looks one of the more likely ones if the lack of a recent run doesn't hold her back.
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Reese Holohan(7)J G Coogan009-00No signal33/1No signs of winning potential in maidens or first two handicaps; mark sliding but hard to fancy; tongue tie and cheekpieces now tried.
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70No signal100/1Twice-raced filly who brings the worst form and should find handicaps more suitable shortly; well behind Percy's Star over C&D last time.
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TBAW. McCreery 9%00-005No signal25/1Reserve; struggled through the winter at Dundalk but showed more when fifth at Roscommon on Monday.
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Andrew Mullen 10%Iain Jardine 12%113128No signal4/1Three 6f wins on AW this year and he only narrowly failed to improve on a very modest turf strike-rate (now 1-35) when just touched off at Hamilton (5f, good) this month; no serious impact at Catterick (7f) since but ran well in headgear in Ireland and cheekpieces are now refitted.
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Brian HayesW P Mullins—No signal9/1Like stablemate Columbus, he was a Group 3 winner on the Flat (1m2f) and was bought for 80,000euros after winning over 1m4f in France last September; should pay his way under both codes for new connections.
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Kieran O'NeillRachel Cook & John Bridger0No signal250/1300-1 for Kempton AW debut 11 days ago when finishing more than 30l behind the winner; one to watch for now.
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Rob Hornby 11%Jonathan Portman 13%63-534No signal6/1Has several pieces of C&D form, including a success in 2023 and respectable fourth in latest start; competitively handicapped, having gained last three wins off just 1lb lower; enters calculations.
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435533No signal11/20-22 but he arrives in good form, third in minor handicaps at Beverley and Catterick on his last two starts; more minor money could be forthcoming.
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Jack Cleary(5)Thomas Dowling63-004No signal6/1Grand front-runner has won around here; runner-up three times last year and fair fourth at Dundalk on latest; blinkers added.
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Robbie DowneyRalph Beckett7No signal9/1350,000gns yearling who missed the break from a wide stall when well below market expectations on her Newbury debut last month; should do better now she's gained some experience for a yard also responsible for She Commands.
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Liam McKenna(5)John Patrick Ryan50871-No signal11/2Dual chase winner who is rated lower over hurdles; won this last year and he returns on the back of a narrow win at Clonmel (2m7f); has to enter the equation.
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TBAR K Watson00-907No signal40/1Thrid reserve; second in a division of this handicap a year ago; not shown much since, although latest run in first-time cheekpieces at Sligo was respectable.
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David EganTom Clover2-2No signal11/4Promising 2yo debut at Kempton in December (1m) and found only the subsequent Dee Stakes runner-up Generic too strong at Yarmouth last month (1m, good); steps up in trip with improvement possible but he is by Blue Point so stamina is not assured.
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Daniel KingThomas Cooper5668-No signal40/1SR 62 suggests ability but 40/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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435-06No signal16/1Three-time winner but losing run stretches back to July 2023; recent Roscommon sixth was mildly encouraging; plenty more needed now.
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Josh Williamson(5)Garrett James Power150-No signal33/1Point winner shaped well in first bumper but poor effort over 2m3f since; hurdling debut.
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J S Bolger 7%-24197No signal12/1Won a 7f handicap here last year, also won at Dundalk in February; not the most consistent and finished behind Highbury See See; closely matched with Navagio.
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Luke Morris 12%Ruth Carr 12%570-02No signal6/1Nine-time winner who has not scored since September 2024 but he finished well to go close at Catterick (5f, good) last week; looks interesting off same mark and this step back up in trip is a positive.
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Dylan Browne McMonagleJoseph Patrick O'Brien435-3No signal6/4Colt by American Pharoah holds an Irish Derby entry and was highly tried on final two juvenile starts; 40-1 when third of four to current Derby favourite Benvenuto Cellini in 1m Group 2 at Leopardstown (second and fourth currently rated 107); 20s when beaten 5l in Group 3 at same venue; ran nowhere near opening mark of 101 when third in Cork maiden on return; better for the run and, possibly, this longer trip.
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Cam Hardie 6%John Wainwright 11%8207-0No signal18/1Both wins have come on ground on the soft side of good, but she does handle good to firm; back off her last winning mark, but she finished over 20l behind Lady Bouquet on her Catterick reappearance 15 days ago; first-time blinkers replace the usual cheekpieces.
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Harry Vigors(7)John & Sean Quinn3231-No signal13/2Dropped to 5f after making her debut over 6f but she found plenty when winning a Newcastle AW maiden in November; the return to this trip on her handicap debut, having earlier shown she acts on this track, seems likely to suit if ready to do herself justice.
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TBA5741-9No signal12/1SR 83 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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G B NoonanEoin Christopher McCarthy36166-No signal10/1Bit to prove over fences (0-3) but well handicapped on hurdling exploits and forget his last run at Christmas (over hurdles) when heavy ground was no good to him.
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Adam CaffreyAdrian McGuinness60-244No signal13/2Knocking on the door in three runs this year; runner up and fourth at Dundalk and then fourth in first time visor (retained) on return to turf at Naas (6f, good); stamina to prove upped in trip.
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Sean Aherne 5%8254-1No signal9/1Dual hurdles winner; gained first chase success at Killarney (20.5f, good to yielding) when keeping on well to score by 0.5l; now 7lb higher but this represents an ease in grade and he's ground versatile.
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Leigh RochePaul W Flynn-00060No signal25/1Ordinary form in maidens and no impact on handicap debut at Limerick last month (1m, yielding); others have more pressing claims.
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Ms C E Gunn(7)John Joseph Hanlon—No signal25/1First foal; dam once-raced sister to useful winners Crowning Jewel (bumper/2m3f-2m6f hurdle) and Sultans Pride (2m7f-3m2f hurdle); trainer also runs River Ore.
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Shane FoleyMrs John Harrington—No signal10/1Not sold as a foal for E17,000; twelfth foal; half-brother to six winners inc Zaffy's Pride (6f/7f AW 2yo inc Listed; RPR 101), Pepperoni Pete (1m; 96) and New Identity (5f/1m; 82); dam 1m-1m2f winner (99), sister to 1m Listed winner Zayn Zen.
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Ashley Lewis 13%Grace Harris 11%4-5215No signal4/1C&D win on May 4; came up shy under a penalty at Windsor one week later (race won by Correspondence) but she can race off 2lb lower today; should run her race but it won't be easy trying to dominate in this field.
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TBATim Easterby 11%49No signal16/1SR 54 suggests ability but 16/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Miss Georgie Benson(7)Thomas Cooper—No signal11/225,000euros 3yo; fourth foal out of a French 1m2f winner; stable gets bumper winners.
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Tyler HeardRoger Teal759225No signal22/1Runner-up in her first two AW handicaps at about 1m and 1m1f; lesser effort since but there's plenty of stamina in her pedigree and it's possible this new trip might be a big positive on her turf debut.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Richard Hughes 15%05No signal12/1Took a step forward when keeping on for fifth of 11, beaten just under 3l, at Wolverhampton (6f, AW) a fortnight ago on his second start and that performance can be upgraded as he raced wide; he's one to consider.
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Paul O'BrienPam Sly474-No signal18/1Modest maiden on Flat and a similar story over hurdles, all maidens; handicaps are now a better option but he's unconvincing.
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J S Bolger 7%770-0No signal20/1Weak form in maidens; in rear in a Roscommon handicap last week after steering issue that saw her hang to the left off the bend with a circuit to go; senior rider set to take over now; second reserve. -
Sam James 14%Gemma Tutty 11%2607-6No signal16/1Has won three of his 34 races on turf, the latest off this mark at Musselburgh last August (7f, good); should come on for his reappearance run and a possible.
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George BassJack Channon54-No signal10/1Beaten around 6l when fifth then fourth at Southwell (6f, AW) last autumn on her first two starts; improvement is necessary but she's from a family connections have done very well with, and her in-form southern trainer is 5-9 at Catterick; wears a first-time hood; interesting.
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Peter KavanaghJoel Parkinson & Sue Smith—No signal17/27,000euros foal; sister to bumper winner Ledders; dam also a bumper winner, out of once-raced half-sister to Midlands Grand National winner G V A Ireland; stable's newcomers are usually best monitored.
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Chris Dwyer 13%52No signal10/3Beat all bar the market leader in similar event over C&D (good to firm) to build on his debut effort despite still seeming green; respected with another step forward plausible.
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Kieran ShoemarkAmanda Perrett/3-012No signal8/1Lightly raced since 2yo debut but she improved for the step up to 1m4f and the fitting of a hood when winning on Kempton AW last month and she had more to do off 4lb higher when second to an odds-on shot at Yarmouth (about 1m3f, good) 13 days ago; probably needs more for the win.
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Mr Hezekiah March(7)Gary & Josh Moore17125-No signal16/1Seven-time winner from 1m-1m2f; not on a bad mark on the pick of last season's efforts, but he has been absent for 193 days and and an inexperienced amateur takes the ride (first Flat ride under rules).
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Mel Sheridan(10)Fergal Birrane000No signal125/1Triple-figure odds for all three starts and ran accordingly; tongue-tie needs to have a transformative effect.
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Jack KennedyGordon Elliott422-No signal6/4Favourable weight of 10-13 gives a real edge in this handicap.
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Daniel MuscuttBernard Llewellyn-39208No signal33/1Regressive in Ireland and been patchy for this yard; much lower in the weights than on turf but for a reason and he's struggled in two runs since his big-priced Doncaster second.
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Jack QuinlanMatt CrawleyPP326-No signal7/1Maiden over hurdles and fences; back hurdling for his last three starts and has to raise his game; the cheekpieces may help.
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Freddie Keighley(5)Martin KeighleyU4371-No signal11/2Had won a bumper and a handicap, but his all-the-way win at Wincanton last month (2m4f, good) was a career-best and the first-time visor must have been a factor; the handicapper didn't hold back with a 13lb hike but still much respected.
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William Pyle 9%Jessica Bedi 4%292550No signal28/114-race maiden on turf; tailed off on return to grass at Catterick last time (1m4f, good; cheekpieces; lost a shoe); has blinkers back on but hard to fancy.
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Cam Hardie 6%80-446No signal14/1First real signs of promise when fourth in a couple of minor AW events in March; not at her best 16 days ago and she is not a solid option back on turf.
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Kieran ShoemarkKevin Philippart De Foy3No signal14/1Ran green when third of six in a Wolverhampton novice (9.4f; Battle Hymn fourth) in March; can do better but he needs to.
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Colin Keane 16%Gerard Keane 9%2-3663No signal6/1Maiden was placed three times in AW handicaps in December/January, most recently respectable third in low-grade Roscommon handicap; plenty on at the weights here.
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Danny GilliganCian CollinsF224-No signal14/1Front-runner showed promise in a point and runner-up in two bumpers; hurdles debut after a layoff.
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James BestBarry Brennan5-No signal33/1Outclassed in a useful juvenile hurdle at Christmas; third of eight on the AW last month but that was a 1m6f Class 5 handicap.
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Aiden BrookesMicky Hammond-74749No signal28/1He's posted a couple of respectable fourth placings on AW in 2026 but is inconsistent and has won just once since 2023; others are more compelling.
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Callum RodriguezEdward Bethell54315-No signal9/2Improved form when returned to 6f at Leicester (good to soft) in September, but, up 6lb, was soon pulling hard on Newcastle AW next time and paid the price; might be aiming for more cover this time and too soon to write off now back on turf.
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8/90-0No signal100/1Point winner; very lightly raced veteran; handicap chase debut; hard to fancy.
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Edward GreatrexIan Williams30-507No signal18/1SR 82 suggests ability but 18/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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Kieran O'NeillCharlie Fellowes578-No signal16/1Beaten 14l+ in three starts at about 1m and 1m2f late last year (hooded each time but not today); bred to appreciate the extra stamina test now handicapping but hard to know how much she'll need the run.
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Charlie ToddCharles & Adam Pogson13343-No signal9/1Ex-Skelton mare who is 1-9 for current yard; not disgraced in a better race at Warwick (3m1f, good) last time and could have a part to play.
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T G McCourt 7%64-033No signal7/1Consistent 5yo has won over hurdles; still a maiden on the Flat, but comes here in good form; third in big field at Navan and over C&D a week ago; up in grade here.
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Zak Wheatley(3)Declan Carroll7733-0No signal14/1Made it 0-8 when always behind on last month's reappearance at Nottingham (1m, good); however, he could be sharper for that run and he twice kept on for third over 1m2f last autumn (good to soft), shaping each time as though 1m4f would be well worth another go; possible player.
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James RyanJack W Davison1No signal9/2Sent off 14s for last month's debut at Gowran, green when winning 9.5f maiden on soft; hard to get a handle on the form yet.
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Darragh KeenanJohn Gallagher7746-7No signal40/1Couple of expensive defeats for George Boughey early last year before being sold for 4,600gns, looking anything but easy; pulled away his chances on comeback, back up to 1m, despite a first-time hood and only has daylight on his outer from stall 13.
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Jason Watson 13%Andrew Balding 18%4-5No signal14/1Has shown ability, albeit without threatening, on his two starts (7f/1m2f, AW/good to firm); improvement is necessary today but he's in good hands and may be able to take a step forward at some point; not discounted.
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Joey HaynesIvan Furtado163408No signal9/1Enjoyed a successful winter on Tapeta at a lowly level and is back on a workable mark after a couple of runs on turf; inclined to pull hard and hasn't seen it out in a handful of tries over this sort of trip though.
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James Ryan 7%Thomas Coyle 4%-44004No signal22/1Has made the frame in four of his last six starts but now on a two-year losing sequence; beaten around 8l in fourth at Roscommon; allowance should be made for interference suffered under two furlongs down.
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4No signal16/1Flat bred, half-brother to a Hungarian 6f winner; attracted little support at 22-1 for his Killarney debut 15 days ago (2m1f, good to yielding) but shaped with definite promise; gelded since and likely to come on considerably for that initial race experience.
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David EganLemos De Souza3-0No signal22/1Early signs of ability when third of 12 on debut at Redcar (6f, good to firm) in May 2025 but she wasn't seen again until April, on Southwell AW, when impeded early and never entered the fray; may well need another run and will be eligible for handicaps after today.
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A. J. Martin 7%082-0No signal14/1Placed on AW in France; lost ground at the start at this venue last week on Irish debut; 40-1 then, best watched for the moment.
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Harry BannisterWarren Greatrex9-No signal100/1Completely tailed off on good to soft at Chepstow and she was very weak in the betting (50-1).
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Andrew Mullen 10%-70356No signal14/1Nine-race maiden on turf, best recent run when third at Catterick in April (1m4f, good); hasn't done as well since.
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213-36No signal9/1Up in the weights following three wins in the second half of last year; not at his best in a couple of starts back off 3lb higher and might need more help yet from the handicapper.
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Rory ClearyJosh Halley—No signal50/1E8,000 Y; eighth foal; half-sister to three winners inc Robinie (French 1m4f/1m6f; RPR 90) and Romexa (German 7.5f); dam Listed-placed 7f-1m winner (inc AW; 93), sister to 1m4f Group 2 winner Strathspey.
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Ryan ManiaAdam Nicol5/No signal15/2Not far behind good horses when fifth at Chepstow 14 months ago, though they did go very steady; has since moved yards; likely best watched.
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Jack TudorChristian Williams35447-No signal9/2Won over hurdles on rules debut in February 2025, but disappointing since switched to chasing in the autumn (six attempts); he was beaten 40l+ over about 2m4f on both outings in March.
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Ronan WhelanJarlath P Fahey5236-No signal11/1Promise in three turf maidens last year at 6.5f-7f on good and yielding ground; tongue tie goes on for seasonal return and handicap debut; market can guide.
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Phillip EnrightTerence O'Brien/1UP3-No signal8/1Back to form when third at Clonmel (2m7f, soft) and both his wins have been at this shorter trip; likely to go well.
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Jack KennedyGordon Elliott74204-No signal5/1Classy sort who is 2-7 over fences and ran as well as he was entitled to behind Energumene in a Grade 2 at Fairyhouse last month; his second to Impaire Et Passe in February was bordering on a career best and he's Kennedy's pick from three stablemates.
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Tristan Durrell 15%Ian Williams 11%9076-PNo signal14/1In good form on the AW (admittedly at the basement level) prior to another no-show over hurdles, in a 2m good-ground handicap at Southwell (22-1); hard to be at all confident.
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Miss A B O'ConnorE Bolger21614-No signal3/1Dual bumper winner (on good and yielding) was fourth in Listed mares' novice over 2m on hurdling bow; pedigree suggests she's likely to stay.
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Leigh RocheRoss O'Sullivan42-900No signal25/1Dual-purpose; four Flat wins but last of those came in 2023; not a terrible effort on latest and now 2lb below his last success but the draw gods have not been kind here.
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David O'Meara 13%42-432No signal13/80-6 but she's proving consistent and she was beaten off by the reopposing Zarvali only late on at Catterick (7f, good) 12 days ago; good-value claimer takes 7lb off; not ruled out each-way.
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Rose Dawes(3) 13%Jack Channon 15%5221No signal2/1Chased home Marengo Star at Kempton (6f, AW) on penultimate start and it was a good step forward when doing well (carried left) to beat 11 others in C&D novice (good to firm) 12 days ago; that was his first go on turf and there could be better to come on this handicap debut.
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Kyle McHugh(7)Mark Walford04-054No signal12/1Won at Newcastle (1m, AW) last September and she's been effective over this far and on turf in the past; however, she's won just one of her 28 races and has to improve upon this year's form (1m-1m2f).
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Edward GreatrexCharlie Pike—No signal80/120,000euros foal, 25,000euros yearling; fourth foal of an 8.5f AW winner in France; she will need to be useful to make a winning debut.
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Zoe Lewis(7)Bernard Llewellyn3-6907No signal100/1Long time since his sole win and hasn't offered much this year; hard to make a case for.
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William Cox 5%6-1358No signal18/1Seven-time winner, including over C&D, but never landed a blow (behind Mrembo) returned to this scenario last time; still has never defied a mark as high as current one, on turf.
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Robert HavlinMark Usher35-503No signal18/1Won her first two as a 2yo, including easily round here, and entered handicaps on an unrealistic mark; best efforts of late have come on Tapeta, including down to this company for the first time latest, and she's considered despite having stamina to prove.
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Phillip EnrightVincent Laurence Halley02P3P-No signal16/1Very smart chaser when at his best but he was well beaten in this 12 months ago and last season's placed efforts were remote ones behind class acts; current wellbeing is a bit of an issue.
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Tom CannonCharlie Fellowes4472-No signal13/21m2f winner; positives to take from three of his four runs over hurdles, last time chasing home an odds-on Olly Murphy runner; thereabouts.
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Jason HartHughie Morrison6No signal33/1Looked a longer-term prospect when finishing in midfield in a 1m maiden at Lingfield (AW) 13 days ago; the longer trip is a plus and he is open to improvement.
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Siobhan Rutledge(3)R K Watson90-468No signal33/1Short-head second at Gowran just over a year ago was out of kilter with the rest of his form for this yard.
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88No signal5/1Top yard but hasn't shown enough in maidens at Roscommon and Navan to be of interest here; others make more appeal.
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Rossa RyanRalph Beckett51-No signal4/1450,000gns purchase who needed her debut experience on turf last August; bettered that when coming away with a stablemate of Celestra's on Polytrack next time and should have more to offer under a penalty.
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Olivia Tubb(5)Mark Walford2557-0No signal28/1Exposed maiden who's still to convince over this far; didn't offer much on her Redcar comeback three weeks ago.
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James BestBarry Brennan4/7P5-No signal40/1Chance on last year's peak form but he appears to have lost his way; quiet so far for current yard.
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9No signal66/166-1 and never landed a blow on debut in a Killarney maiden hurdle; hard to fancy on that effort.
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Patrick McGettigan(5)Noel C Kelly447-00No signal18/1Two wins last year included this race off a mark of 80 when trained by Stephen Thorne; 8lb lower now, talented claimer takes off another 5lb and gets his favoured good ground for the first time this year; drawn wide but dangerous to dismiss.
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Dylan Hogan 11%847-64No signal8/15lb lower than for last April's Yarmouth win (1m2f, good); solid fourth at Windsor two weeks ago and now drops in class; high on the list.
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Miss Taryn Cole(7)Craig Benton1-4219No signal16/1Won twice over 1m at Newcastle for Iain Jardine over the winter; down the field at Lingfield on his stable debut three weeks ago; up in trip and usual tongue-tie absent; cheekpieces the headgear of choice.
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Marco Ghiani 16%David Simcock 14%1613-1No signal15/2Unraced on soft/heavy; appeared to have something in hand at Windsor (11.5f) last week on seasonal debut, taking turf record to 2-3 and overall strike-rate to 4-7; back up two grades but looks well treated under a penalty (future mark 1lb higher) and won over C&D last August; may improve further to boot; respected.
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Pierre-Louis JaminK R Burke52-315No signal9/1Doubtful she needed to improve on previous placed efforts to win an ordinary Newcastle novice in February; probably best judged on her Doncaster handicap debut (1m2f) recently, when well beaten; others are open to greater improvement.
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Mr Henry CallanMarco Botti4587-0No signal5/2Two of his six wins have come over C&D; can go well fresh so his low-key return to action at Yarmouth last month was disappointing; down in class and has the assistance of Henry Callan in the saddle so he could leave that well behind.
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Billy LoughnaneWilliam Muir & Chris Grassick758-43No signal11/2Lightly raced maiden who reared as the stalls opened on turf last time and did well to get as close; that came off the back of a solid stable debut over C&D and he's shortlisted under Billy Loughnane (1-9 for the yard).
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Gary CarrollGavin Cromwell1No signal7/2Sent off 14s for Navan debut over this trip on heavy; was keen and green but won well in the end and form got a couple of boosts lately.
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Oliver Stammers 12%Grant Tuer 13%-90604No signal5/1Eight-race maiden who has dropped 11lb in the weights since introduced to handicapping; attracted market support when a creditable fourth to Irish Dancer at Catterick (5f, good) last week; return to 6f should suit; dangerous to dismiss.
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Sean D BowenRichard Phillips65No signal200/1Pulled hard when tailed off in three bumpers; fared better in two runs on the AW but tonight's drop in trip doesn't appear optimal and her future probably lies in low-grade handicaps.
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David ProbertRobert Stephens-27195No signal14/1Three wins here over the extended 2m in recent times, latterly off 2lb lower; the return to Tapeta will suit, off the back of two ordinary efforts, but others make greater appeal.
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Jack DoughtyStephanie Cassidy-75462No signal10/1Inconsistent mare who's usually ridden patiently over shorter; came home well over 7.2f here last time but is no certainty to build on that on just her second try over this far.
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Tom MarquandEd Walker47-8No signal4/1Kept on nicely into fourth of ten on Yarmouth debut (1m, good to soft) last October but failed to repeat it on the switch to AW on final 2yo start; highly tried on her Newbury return and this handicap debut looks more her level with her pedigree suggesting the new trip will suit.
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Mr J M Halford(7)E Bolger14194-No signal9/4Another in here with plenty of back-class; visored when disappointing at the Cheltenham Festival but that aid was missing when 15l behind Journey With Me at Cork, where 2m4f was on the sharp side; better expected here.
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Keith DonoghueGavin Cromwell42P65-No signal7/1Outclassed in a Grade 2 at Punchestown ten days ago and two seconds over fences suggest she could be a factor back in a handicap.
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Philip Kirby 8%0-0877No signal28/1Regressive 9yo who hasn't been offering much for a while now.
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Jamie Spencer 12%Adam Kirby 12%1-5692No signal13/2Dual 7f winner for Martin Dunne last year and ran her best race for this yard when second of 13 at Wolverhampton (8.6f, Tapeta) ten days ago, meeting trouble turning in yet still finishing well clear of the third; major player from the same mark (3lb well in) if enjoying a bit more luck.
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Rob HornbyTony Forbes-97275No signal18/1Regressive gelding who's lacked consistency of late, including in two forms of headgear; having a first crack at beyond 1m4f and needs to improve for the stiffer test.
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Wesley Joyce(3)Adrian Sexton4310-0No signal22/1Two wins in 2025 included a claiming maiden over C&D (good); added a Naas handicap in August by a nose (7f, good); just 2lb higher here and should be sharper for seasonal return; not dismissed.
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Darragh O'KeeffeHenry De Bromhead/4326-No signal5/1May be flattered by mark of 123, which he got after chasing home a subsequent Grade 2 winner/Grade 1 runner-up at Cork; should come on from latest sixth at Fairyhouse which was his first run for four months; pedigree suggests this longer trip will suit.
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37/41-No signal6/1Goes chasing off the back of a handicap hurdle win here last month off 80 (2m, soft to heavy; fine on good), keeping on well to lead at the death; should make a chaser; interesting contender.
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Billy LoughnaneHeather Main41-No signal16/1Found a weak, small-field maiden when winning here (7.2f) under Billy Loughnane (8-35 for the yard) five months ago; looks on a sensible mark now handicapping and remains open to improvement; market informative.
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Rowan ScottEwan Whillans51426-No signal14/1He lacks a recent outing and was inconsistent last year but reappears on a competitive mark and his trainer won this last year; ran well last May on his sole previous visit to Catterick and could have a part to play.
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Jason Hart 14%47No signal11/2Promise in a couple of 6f runs this spring (good to soft and good to firm) but that form lags well short of what will be required today; blinkers now added.
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Rossa RyanOlly Murphy1322/7No signal9/2Among the favourites on his debut for this yard, back from over 18 months off, at Pontefract early last month; cracked late there, having made a lot of the running, and is entitled to improve; claims going back up in trip having been dropped 2lb.
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Marco GhianiWilliam Knight3044-2No signal10/3Showed bright speed from the rail draw over C&D last July, eventually finishing third of 12; not exactly progressive but she looks likely to have a say again following a creditable runner-up finish on Lingfield AW (7f) last month now back at 6f.
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Cian QuirkeDavid Harry Kelly2135-No signal15/2SR 106 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Luke McAteerPatrick T Foley—No signal28/1E23,000 Y; fourth foal; half-brother to winners Glam Squad (7f-8.6f inc AW; RPR 87), Fornarinah (Italian 5f-6.7f inc 2yo/AW) and Castrillo (7f inc 2yo/Italy); dam 6f winner (88), out of half-sister to smart 5f-7f winner Excusez Moi.
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TBAMicky Hammond 10%6/355-No signal17/2Loves it here and kept on for 1m6f third here last time; every chance she'll be in the mix
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Adam Grant(2)Henry De Bromhead5/111-No signal5/1Last three Flat runs resulted in wins at Tramore, Limerick and back at Tramore, all at around 1m4f on good and good to yielding ground; no show in maiden hurdles in the autumn; could resume progress back on the Flat; won first time out last season.
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Zoe Lewis(7) 13%Chris Grant 8%8-6776No signal28/1Tumbled down the handicap since joining from France; has to improve on recent turf efforts
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Dylan Browne McMonagleDermot Kilmartin49-580No signal16/1Modest form in 10 starts in Britain, same story when 50-1 on stable debut at Dundalk; yet to place.
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0990P-No signal150/1Failed to complete either point-to-point and hasn't shown much in her runs under rules' either; tongue tie goes on but others preferred.
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Oisin MurphyOllie Sangster75552No signal2/1Offered more on her handicap debut here (7.2f) and took another step forward over C&D last Tuesday; the lightest raced of these and has Oisin Murphy up, so has to enter calculations.
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06-41No signal3/1Similar level of form in trio of maidens at 6f-1m on varying ground; won with plenty to spare over slightly further than this at Roscommon on handicap debut; up 10lb, may remain competitive.
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W J LeeA Oliver6413-5No signal9/2Won at Punchestown last year (1m, gd-yld) off 7lb lower; fine effort on seasonal return off this mark when not beaten far at the Curragh (7f, soft); sharper for that and nicely drawn here; interesting.
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Andrew SlatteryAndrew Slattery0324-8No signal8/1Narrowly denied on handicap debut at the Curragh last September (7f, yld-sft); again ran well when a 1l fourth at Dundalk in October; floundered on heavy ground on seasonal return at Cork; better expected now.
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Brendan Powell 11%9400/PNo signal40/1Low grade on the Flat; pulled up in a Southwell handicap two weeks ago when 80-1; now visored.
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Paul Mulrennan 14%Bryan Smart 12%285-06No signal20/1High in weights when first handicapping, following a Beverley novice win (about 7f) as 2yo, but was down 10lb from her opening mark when a never-nearer sixth at Catterick (6f, good) last week on second run for yard; this stiff test looks sure to suit and she has a good run in her.
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Jack AndrewsT Ellis20353-No signal13/2Beaten 22l and 12l since the cheekpieces went on and has only dropped 3lb; opposable.
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Dylan Browne McMonagleJoseph Patrick O'Brien900No signal13/2Handicap debutante; No sign of winning potential in three qualifying runs at 6f-1m2f on testing ground; pedigree suggests these quicker conditions will be more to her liking and yard in superb fettle; interesting.
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Harry Bannister 13%—No signal13/2In good form since upped to middle distances this year; fair mark if drop to 1m2f is okay
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Rob HornbyD Donovan6No signal150/180-1 outsider of six, ran as the market suggested he would when finishing a remote last at Yarmouth three weeks ago; withdrawn last weekend having got loose at the start at Doncaster (50-1 at the time).
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Leigh RocheE J O'Neill0No signal100/150-1 and beaten 27l on debut at Gowran last month; may need more time.
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Calum Hogan(5)E McNamara57/FP-No signal20/1Sole win came in a maiden hurdle in late 2023; fell mid-race on chase debut in this race 12 months ago and was pulled up on last month's return over hurdles.
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Alan O'Sullivan(7)Eugene M O'Sullivan21066-No signal5/16lb higher than for February's Fairyhouse win but hasn't been that far away at Cork in his last two races (2m4f/3m); does look handicapped about right but has each-way claims.
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Darragh O'KeeffePaul O'Flynn376/4-No signal13/2Maiden winner who has been placed off this mark; ran well in the face of an unrealistic task on stable debut and could be a factor; very lightly raced for one of his age.
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Patrick McGettigan(5)Thomas Patrick McGettigan49-805No signal66/10-8 on turf and rated 57; not a bad effort in a Sligo handicap last time but a whole lot more needed back in a maiden.
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Scott McCullaghDaniel McLoughlin48-4No signal10/1Definite signs of ability in three AW starts for Gavin Cromwell; off since January and cheekpieces on for stable, turf and handicap debut; market can guide.
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Sam EwingGordon Elliott21279-No signal6/1Shares the highest official mark with Gentleman De Mee but he's a strong stayer who hasn't raced over this short a trip since 2023; finished ninth in the Grand National last time.
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Lewis EdmundsJessica Macey029-96No signal14/1Five 5f turf wins on a variety of ground; fair effort on her reappearance (best of the far-side group) but never threatened at Yarmouth last month; she will be well handicapped when her stable find some form.
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Mr Guy Mitchell(5)Simon Dow7/08-0No signal40/1Won twice on fast ground in the summer of 2024, including at this track (extended 1m3f); she hasn't stood much racing since, seen just four times since September 2024, and there are major question marks over how much of that old ability she retains.
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Paul MulrennanJoel Parkinson & Sue Smith76No signal100/1Half-brother to three winners but he was well beaten at big odds last month on his first two starts.
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Robert HavlinThomas Faulkner6-8735No signal20/1Three-time C&D winner who's getting on and been on the downgrade since missing a year; found his level again lately but is some way down the pecking order.
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7540-5No signal33/1Poor bumper form but has shown more aptitude for hurdling; not beaten far in fifth at Killarney last time; can be fancied to uphold form with the more exposed Happy Me.
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Sean Bowen 24%Warren Greatrex 15%003-U1No signal7/2Got off the mark on his third start over fences at Southwell (3m, good) nine days ago; carries a 7lb penalty but this lightly raced type has scope for further improvement and will be hard to beat.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%46-No signal25/1SR 80 suggests ability but 25/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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6426-3No signal12/1Wexford handicap hurdle winner (2m1f, soft) for Brendan Walsh in 2024 off 87; beaten a short head in a five-runner contest at Catterick (2m, good to soft) on final start for Gavin Cromwell in December; creditable runs in defeat in both starts for new yard, distant third at Killarney last time; not ruled out.
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Cam Hardie 6%Adam Nicol 16%020-00No signal20/1One to watch in the betting following a break but tailed off on AW on last two outings
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Sam James 14%232-25No signal13/2Front-runner; came second at Newcastle (7f, AW) in March and ran well until weakening into fifth at Thirsk (1m, good; refitted cheekpieces) last month but, off current mark and over this trip, his chance is probably reliant on an uncontested lead.
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Conor Clarke(7)Eoin Christopher McCarthy316P7-No signal33/1SR 84 suggests ability but 33/1 reflects a stiff ask in this field.
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TBAFergal O'Brien 15%4U4PP-No signal2/1SR 81 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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James Smith 9%55P1-4No signal14/1Won the big race on this card three years ago, but handicapper had him after that and well held in this last year; recent form in points/hunter chases doesn't look good enough, but has been dropped sharply in the ratings.
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Marco GhianiMichael Blake078-62No signal11/2Her last two wins have come over C&D, the latest off this mark last June (good to firm); bumped into one at Leicester 16 days ago and it was a run that promised better; can't rule out.
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03P43-No signal10/1Maiden's best efforts have come at this track over hurdles, headed on the run-in when third here last month (2m); pulled up sole point outing; stamina to prove on chase debut.
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Zoe Lewis(7)Thomas Faulkner8-1861No signal8/1Not the most consistent but made it 2-3 over C&D, and 2-3 for Zoe Lewis, off a 3lb lower mark in a first-time tongue-tie five weeks ago (previously behind Tuba); player if in the same mood.
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Harry RussellRichard & Peter Fahey33No signal8/1Kept on for promising third on debut at Newcastle (6f, AW) in March; failed to build on that when third at Ripon (6f, good to soft) but the step up in trip could be a good move and he retains potential.
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Thomas GreatrexCharlie Pike0No signal40/1Has plenty of sprinting blood but he was never in the hunt when soundly beaten on recent Southwell AW debut (7f; 8-1) when hooded and tongue tied; hood discarded now dropped to 6f; has lots to find.
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Dylan JohnstonClare Hobson/6P5-PNo signal40/1Has won over hurdles and finished second as a chaser; however, pretty poor in both disciplines since returning from a long absence.
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Kevin StottPhilip Kirby6524-1No signal15/2Won over hurdles at Newcastle last November and when back on the Flat at Wolverhampton (2m, AW) in March; badly hampered and unseated over hurdles next time; still has mileage in his mark judged on old Flat form; respected.
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8386-2No signal10/1Mixes chasing with hurdling and has run well here over flights; won a couple of handicap chases in 2024 but held in four starts over the larger obstacles since, including on first start of the year at Wexford last month; second over hurdles since and has dropped below latest winning chase mark.
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Oisin MurphyJohn Butler64-182No signal10/3C&D winner off 3lb lower in February who pulled away her chances next time before coming back in form latest; one to look at closely under Oisin Murphy, who's 11-36 for the yard.
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Miss J TownendEoin Christopher McCarthyPF/No signal18/1Pulled up in his first point and was beaten when falling in the second; now tongue tied; eyecatching jockey booking, though.
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Mr R Sugrue(7)Ian O'Connor1211S-No signal14/1Useful hurdler for Willie Mullins; in good form in points prior to slipping up late on at Punchestown when he was keeping on; still up against it with some of these.
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Liam HarrisonFergal O'Brien21/3P-No signal11/1Good-ground bumper winner; not performed to the same level in two runs over hurdles but he's since had wind surgery.
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Tom Kiely-MarshallChristopher Kellett7-6365No signal22/1Won here in 2023 and she scored twice at Wolverhampton (7f/6f, AW) last June; good third at Wolverhampton in March but not at the same level there on either start since and she needs to raise her game.
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Gary CarrollGavin Cromwell07099-No signal14/1SR 61 is modest for this company — needs everything to go right at 14/1.
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Olivia Tubb(5)Mark Walford860-10No signal9/1Supported when winning a Newcastle 0-50 on his comeback in March; since finished a remote last on turf but pulled hard in better company and he ought to fare better back on Tapeta.
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Saffie OsborneRichard Spencer96-111No signal10/3Ran away with a Redcar handicap on his seasonal return last month (1m, good to firm); defied a penalty at Lingfield (1m; 2-9f) and a double penalty at Kempton (7f; 2-7f) soon after; now 9lb higher against stronger opposition and his mettle will be more fully tested.
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Hector CrouchMichael Bell3No signal5/1Refused to enter the stalls on her intended Newbury debut last month (40-1 at the time; Musical Accord started 17-2); just a fair first run at Newmarket ten days ago, when well held in third, and she'll need a decent step forward.
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Cian QuirkeDavid Harry Kelly/2116-No signal7/1SR 132 is competitive — each-way claims if conditions suit on the day.
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Tom BellamyRichard Phillips7-No signal100/1Also hooded for debut at Stratford (good) and at odds of 50-1 she faded late on after making the running.
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60-053No signal12/1Most effective at sharp tracks; justified favouritism when fending off Ideal Guest over C&D (good to firm) last July and now 5lb lower; step back in the right direction when third to Filey Beach over C&D (14-1, beaten over 2l) ten days ago; interesting to see if she can back that up.
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James Owen 18%770863No signal28/1Ex-Irish gelding who hasn't won since 2023 and never been this far (tried over 6f-1m2f by his current trainer); one of his better efforts from 6lb out of the weights at Windsor ten days ago, but is 6lb wrong again under Ruby Criscuolo (0-2 this far).
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Donagh Murphy(7)Patrick Morris478838No signal28/1Does most racing now at Newcastle, the scene of his last three wins; off for six weeks since finishing well held behind Captain Pickles over C&D.
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Gavin RyanJames M Barcoe048/07No signal25/1Yet to place in six Flat starts, including latest two after running in maiden hurdles during the winter; with third trainer now and hard to fancy.
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A. Slattery 11%315-40No signal7/1Three wins last season at 7f-1m on good and soft ground, going up a total of 21lb; proved he remained competitive when fourth on return at Naas (7f, soft); has to bounce back from a below-par effort at Roscommon 13 days ago.
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Oisin McSweeney 10%Roger Fell 12%7852-1No signal6/1Trained last year in Ireland by Johnny Murtagh; made an immediate impact for new yard when winning Catterick novice (7f, good) 12 days ago, seeming suited by the step up from sprint distances; may improve further but this is a fair bit warmer.
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Shane FoleyMrs John Harrington65-0No signal12/1Handicap debutante; minor promise in maidens at 7f-1m; potential improver; market check advised.
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Tim Easterby 11%538-62No signal4/1Solid effort when second of eight at Catterick ten days ago (2m, good; first run in this combination of accessories); should remain competitive.
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Jason WatsonHeather Main321-30No signal9/2Shaped okay at Lingfield in January; down the field at Leicester last month but he was harried up front and weakened in the final furlong; dropped 2lb and this easier track will help; one to consider.
No horse matches that.