Monday 1 June 2026 Every horse, A to Z
461 horses 42 races 7 meetings
The day's horses
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Joey Haynes 10%Chelsea Banham 15%4-3921No signal5/2 9/4 5/2Lightly raced compared to most of these and holds obvious claims on his last-time 6f win here in March; always the concern that he'll pull hard again, from a wide stall, after two months off, but he's been found the right race.
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80-551No signal9/2 4/1 9/2Hints of ability at Dundalk during the winter; showed improved form to win when raised in trip at Ballinrobe; up 6lb now, strong contender whose chance could be advertised by Ballinrobe runner-up Accelereight in the first heat of this contest; the form of the Ballinrobe race already looks solid.
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J. P. Murtagh 11%608-62No signal9/4 FCST 2/1Modest form in maidens; similar story on seasonal return and handicap debut at Navan (1m2f, heavy) in March; promising second at Ballinrobe, seemingly appreciating better ground; closely matched with Pliny on Navan run; holds an obvious chance, with the form of the Ballinrobe race working out well
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Finley Marsh 14%Adrian Wintle 11%27-361No signal10/3 11/4 3/1Ran twice over C&D last summer and performed with great credit on both occasions, finishing second to Faustus in July and filling the same position one month later; career-best effort when winning at Bath last week (5f, firm); penalty demands more but he can't be discounted.
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Ismail Mohammed 12%—No signalSP FCST 40/1£42,500 yearling, £70,000 breeze-up 2yo; third foal; by Havana Grey; brother to 6f winner Tawasol (RPR 97); dam 6f winner (including 2yo/AW; 78), half-sister to 6f Group 3 winner Tabdeed; yard among the winners recently but this looks a hot contest in which to make his debut. -
David Menuisier 13%667-No signal9/1 15/2 8/1Modest in three starts over 1m on turf/AW late last year, but may improve now upped in trip for his handicap debut after six months off; worth a market check.
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Dougie Costello 10%842323No signal17/2 7/1 15/2Useful in his younger days and has found his level again for Ian Williams latterly, albeit he's been expensive to follow; two wins and a close third from four runs round here and remains consistent, so enters calculations for his new yard after three months off.
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Colin Keane 16%8-0065No signal5/1 FCST 9/2Gained second heavy-ground win in a conditions race at this venue (7f) last September; yet to win a handicap; well supported in three of her four races this term, including the Irish Lincoln; has not run to expectations; new headgear combination tried.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Saeed bin Suroor 20%—No signal6/4 3/2 18/13By Lope De Vega; third foal of a Listed-placed 1m2f/1m4f winner (including on the AW); interesting newcomer.
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-33356No signal10/1 8/1 17/2Generally consistent round Dundalk in recent times, in various forms of headgear, but expensive to follow; trainer always to be respected with runners here but this is the furthest this one's been and he'll need to settle if his stamina is to hold.
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Jonny Peate 9%Ivan Furtado 10%32-562No signal15/2 6/1 7/1Maiden; career-best performance when 1.75l second at Haydock last time (1m, good to soft); has some good AW form as well and comes into the reckoning but the step up a trip is a concern, having been below her best in only run at beyond 1m.
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Adam Kirby 12%87No signal50/1Daughter of Soldier's Call still looked green when a never-dangerous seventh of ten in 5f Yarmouth novice 12 days ago; can do better in due course.
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William Pyle 9%482803No signal12/1 FCST 10/1Seven AW wins include one over C&D, and his two most recent 7f runs, here in February and at Southwell 11 days ago, were up there with his best efforts over the last year; likely to need extra from a high draw though.
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Pat Phelan 8%-67305No signal12/1Hold-up filly whose win for Ed Dunlop, from whom she was picked up in April for 7,500gns, came on Tapeta; become hard to predict and there's no sign of the usual headgear back from a short break.
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Mr G Devitt 0%Peter Fahey 11%UP445-No signal8/1 FCST 15/2Four wins over hurdles (rated 130), one of them here; maiden after 10 chase starts and has had jumping issues, but was second off 120 at Roscommon last summer; only beaten 7l in Champion Hunters Chase at Punchestown where he was a huge price.
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Chris Hayes 9%D K Weld 13%6-No signal15/2 8/1 7/1Kingman filly didn't show much in sole start last season at Cork (7f, soft) when slowly away; pedigree suggests she'll get better with age and she's open to plenty of improvement on her seasonal reappearance.
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Billy Loughnane 18%George Boughey 18%1348-0No signal10/1 10/1 8/1His 2yo win came in good style over C&D but he was the red-hot favourite; his limitations have been exposed since and he was beaten 8l on his return to action in April (7f, good); returns to 6f with a tongue-tie and blinkers fitted; not easy to assess.
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Colin Keane 16%G. M. Lyons 16%6796No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Half-brother to Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Siskin; has looked limited in maidens; a bit better at Down Royal on Friday; quick reappearance is potentially significant; may be competitive at this modest level.
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Jim Boyle 10%2555-0No signal22/1 22/1 20/1Ex-French gelding who was unraced at two; made all to land Vichy claimer (very soft) in August and went mighty close for this yard in Leicester seller (good) in October; 25-1 and raced wide before solid fifth of 12 at Kempton (also 7f, AW) in December; showed no improvement in first-time cheekpieces when last of ten on his return at Epsom (8.5f, good) in April and visor returns; best left alone at present.
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7P0-5No signal33/1 33/1 28/1Beaten 82l and 25l in his two bumpers; now has tongue tied; couldn't recommend.
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Pat Dobbs 14%Richard Hannon 12%—No signal15/280,000gns yearling; fifth foal; Ghaiyyath half-sister to US 5.5f/1m turf winner Alexis Zorba; dam unplaced 5f-7f 2yo (RPR 38), sister to 6f Group 2 winner Royal Intervention; powerful stable; one to consider.
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Clifford Lee 17%Roger Teal 13%321-No signal13/2 11/2 6/1Improved with each of her three runs as a 3yo, getting off the mark when upped to 1m2f at Lingfield (AW) last September; unexposed but she is conceding race fitness to her rivals and this may not be her day.
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Pat Cosgrave 11%Jack Morland 10%78No signal16/1Lope Y Fernandez filly; well held in a pair of 5f novices at Redcar and Thirsk this spring; significantly more is required.
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7-1486No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Winner here early in the year who's been held a few times since; running in a sprint for just the second time and, for all that she's a keen-goer, whether she'll have the required toe round here is the question.
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Tom Marquand 16%Sam England 15%323545No signal5/2 7/2 5/2String of defeats at short prices this spring, remains a maiden and hasn't always looked the easiest; the return to Tapeta and step back up from 7f will help, though, and he holds claims under Tom Marquand.
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Mr P A King 12%S G Carey 14%23P5-1No signal17/2 8/1 17/2All three hunter chase wins have come at Downpatrick, including a repeat of last year's victory in 3m5f contest just 10 days ago; trainer admits he's a different horse at that track, which renders him opposable here.
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Luke Catton(3) 12%Marco Botti 16%21No signal5/2 32/17 2/1Both starts at Wolverhampton (9.5f, Tapeta), finishing second of five on debut in March before landing odds of 1-2 the following month; that latest form hasn't worked out, but he remains unexposed and the longer trip shouldn't be an issue on this handicap debut.
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Darragh Keenan 10%George Scott 19%—No signal12/1 FCST 11/1By Palace Pier; first foal of a 7f 2yo winner (including Group 3; RPR 104), herself out of a Listed-winning sprinter; stable going great guns, including with 2yos, and she's a strong contender on paper.
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George Wood 11%Robert Cowell 13%921-5No signal5/1 FCST 9/2All runs at 5f; improved with each 2yo start, winning a Yarmouth novice (good to soft) in October; tapped for speed on his seasonal/handicap debut at Sandown in April, but he was keeping on well close home and the step up to 6f could prompt further progress; ground faster than good will be a first.
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—No signal16/1New Bay gelding; half-brother to winners Snowcapped (Listed-placed 7f/1m; RPR 101) and It's Snowing (6f AW 2yo; 77); dam once-raced (35) half-sister to Oaks/Irish Oaks winner Snow Fairy; worth a market check on debut.
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Jack Callan 14%Roger Teal 13%—No signal14/1 14/1 12/150,000gns yearling; by Masar; fourth foal of a French 1m2f-1m4f winner (including Group 2; RPR 111), herself a half-sister to 1m4f Listed winner Emotion, out of French 2m4f Group 1 winner Molly Malone; should have a future but more of a long-term prospect than some.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%52No signal4/1Beaten odds-on favourite in both runs this spring, showing better form when second at Ripon (6f, good) two weeks ago; likely she can be found a similar race but perhaps one with fewer notable newcomers than this one.
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Harry Davies 13%Charlie Johnston 13%27/024No signal9/1 7/1 8/1Missed the whole of 2025; needs to put a lesser effort in a 0-95 contest at Hamilton (1m5f, good) last month behind him, but this is easier and he is just 1lb higher than for his last win, which came over this trip.
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Terry Casey 7%7-0439No signal8/1 7/1 15/20-10; best form on soft and heavy ground; ran well in C&D claimer last month (soft) and again in a Bellewstown handicap (1m, soft) on penultimate but poor on quicker ground at Ballinrobe latest; rain would boost chance.
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00No signal80/1Massive odds and has failed to beat a rival in maidens at Leopardstown and Limerick; look elsewhere.
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Ashley Lewis(3) 14%Tom Dascombe 12%4-1269No signal25/1 FCST 22/1Just 1lb above his last winning mark, but is 6-31 on the AW and 0-18 on turf, including six starts over hurdles; others more solid.
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Mr J C Barry 6%5561-UNo signal17/2 FCST 8/1Good record in point-to-points, winning five; having won his first hunter chase start at Killarney, was favourite when second in this last year; well held in a couple of hunter chases this year and departed early on at Killarney.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%David Menuisier 13%7No signal50/1 FCST 40/1Beat only one rival on debut at Lingfield (1m2f, AW; 18-1) in April; drops back in trip and should come on for the run but may need more time.
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William Pyle 9%David Loughnane 12%426865No signal15/2 13/2 15/2Off the boil since finishing second off a 4lb higher mark over C&D in February but he's been running in sprints latterly; this is easier than he's used to and he ought to fare much better back from a short break.
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Colin Keane 16%Gerard Keane 8%331347No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Won this last year off 3lb lower; in good form on AW earlier this year but underwhelming return to turf when beaten 7l at Sligo (10.5f, yld-sft) on latest; return to 1m4f a plus and Colin Keane takes over; should go well.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%P1/2-UNo signal5/1 FCST 9/2French hurdle winner on very soft in October 2024; back from an absence to finish second in a Wexford handicap (soft) and departed too far out to tell what might have happened when 6-1 at Killarney; remains unexposed.
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Jason Watson 13%Andrew Balding 18%5No signal7/2 10/3 7/216-1, hinted at promise with a debut fifth of nine in novice at Salisbury (5f, good) nine days ago; this son of Belardo is in very good hands and can take a step forward.
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J A Stack 12%8/050No signal12/1 11/1 12/1Didn't show much in maidens at 6f-1m on the AW and on good to firm ground; weakened out of it on handicap debut at Leopardstown (1m, gd-yld); 5lb drop not enough to tempt; tongue tie applied.
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Pat Cosgrave 11%Jim Boyle 10%76827No signal22/1 18/1 20/1All five starts on the AW, faring best when second of six on handicap debut at Lingfield (1m) in April (winner has gone in again twice since); has a bit to prove up in trip on turf debut, though.
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J J Slevin 13%Peter Fahey 11%FNo signal150/1Half-sister to useful 2m1f-2m6f hurdle/chase winner Drumgill; 100-1 for debut at Cork, fell halfway.
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William Pyle 9%006-76No signal8/1 10/1 15/2Currently 2-3 on Tapeta but he's generally struggled since leaving Karl Burke, his only win coming when allowed his own way in a small field last summer (been dropped in lately); the first-time tongue-tie will need to make a difference.
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/5490-No signal40/1Lightly raced but well held in handicaps on his last two runs; has been gelded since and returns from a break of 236 days; hard to fancy.
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Mr D Doyle 6%D M Christie 5%UP3U-4No signal12/1Looked a smart prospect when beating Its On The Line at Down Royal in December 2024; disappointing overall since then, except for an 18l Fairyhouse win last year; 66-1 at Punchestown festival, still prominent when exiting a mile out; well held in a point a week later.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Harry Charlton 16%7764-5No signal12/1 12/1 9/1Won a 1m2f handicap at Wetherby last April but found life tougher afterwards (highly tried); left William Knight prior to her Yarmouth reappearance, a race where she shaped as though the run would bring her on; better expected this time.
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Ross O'Sullivan 10%—No signal8/1 17/2 7/1Sottsass filly; E38,000 yearling; dam 9.4f winner (RPR 72), sister to 1m4f Group 3 winner Pollara, closely related to useful 1m 2yo winner Engage, out of 6f 2yo/8.5f winning half-sister to Arc winner Solemia; market best guide on debut; fourth of 7 in 7f barrier trial at Naas; was behind Elusive Echo then.
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Paul Townend 38%W. P. Mullins 26%3P125-No signal5/6Versatile ground-wise; won this last year and has since added a fourth chase win in a Grade 3 at Naas; ran second to Energumene in a Grade 2 in April before his no-show in a Grade 1 last time; has clear claims back at this level, even having to concede weight all round.
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Ethan Tindall 10%118-74No signal13/2 FCST 11/2Only run over 5f once, when well held over C&D two years ago, and has done most recent racing over 7f; resumed in decent form and this is easier if anything but the drop back in trip from the outside stall would have to be a worry; headgear returns.
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David Probert 13%Oliver Cole 11%8No signal40/1 FCST 28/1Beat only one home on his debut at Kempton (6f, AW; 11-2) last month; makes turf debut and needs to have come on leaps and bounds.
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TBA630-00No signal33/1Third reserve; mild promise in maidens but has bombed out in first two handicap starts here (9.5f, soft) and at Roscommon (1m4f, good); eased 4lb but others preferred.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Clive Cox 17%—No signal9/1 10/1 8/1£52,000 yearling; eighth foal; half-brother to winners Rainbow Royal (6f-1m 2yo including Italian Group 3; RPR 102), Rose Mamara (5f-7f; 83), Nibras Rainbow (7f-10.6f; 69) and Yellow Dream (French 10.4f AW); dam 6f winner (including Listed; 96); starts out at a realistic level; betting to guide.
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David Nolan 12%624324No signal17/2 FCST 15/2Plenty of near-misses round here to go with his sole win (9.5f), and remains consistent and on a fair mark; can pull hard and may well be dropped in from stall 13, in which case he'll need some luck. -
Wesley Joyce 6%793No signal7/1 13/2 6/1Third placing in a Ballinrobe claimer last month was a step in the right direction; more needed.
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Tom Dascombe 12%2810-4No signal20/1 18/1 16/1Narrowly made a successful nursery debut at Thirsk (7f, good to firm) last August and was returning from 254 days off when fourth of seven at Nottingham (1m, good) last month; wouldn't be sure to appreciate the longer trip on breeding. -
Josh Williamson 11%07P0-2No signal8/1 FCST 7/1Maiden winner who appeared to be going nowhere until a revived second of 14 at Wexford (2m1f, good to yielding); nudged up 2lb for that but a greater worry would be that this is a better race.
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George Wood 11%Rod Millman 13%—No signal40/1 FCST 33/1£11,000 yearling; Pinatubo filly; dam unraced half-sister to smart winners Asjad (6f/6.5f) and Blue Storm (5f); the betting can prove an accurate guide for this newcomer.
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P5P1-5No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Took five goes to win a point and only fifth of eight in last month's bumper, though he did race freely; others preferred.
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R Donohoe 8%85-042No signal3/1 FCST 11/4Veteran has shaped very nicely the last twice at Leopardstown (7f, yld-sft) and Roscommon (7.5f, good); close third off 3lb higher over C&D last summer; big chance with the step back up to 1m sure to suit.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%Paul O'Flynn 12%0904-8No signal14/1 12/1 14/1Point winner who went 0-6 over hurdles; led early but ended up tailed off in a 2m4f Limerick handicap on recent chase debut; he does have some ability and this is a desperately weak race.
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William Carson 10%Tony Carroll 13%-35534No signal9/1 8/1 17/2Not disgraced on his first start since wind surgery when fourth of seven at Kempton (1m3f, AW) in March, but is just 1-23 and hasn't threatened in just four outings on turf.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Gavin Cromwell 11%4460-3No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Kept good company last season; ran twice in Pattern races, also contested a strong Listed race and the Goffs Million; 90-rated filly has a place chance if she can improve a little from her reappearance in a conditions race at Cork.
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—No signalSP85,000euros foal; second foal; by Minzaal; dam French Listed-placed 7.5f-8.5f winner (including 2yo/AW; RPR 93), sister to useful French 1m-1m4f winner Anobe, out of French 10.5f winning half-sister to prolific 7f-8.5f winner Vert Et Blanc; stable's second juvenile runner of the season; trainer in great form so must be considered on debut. -
Sean Levey 13%Richard Hannon 12%3-1No signal25/1 20/1 25/1Finished third of eight, beaten 3l, when the well-backed favourite for a soft-ground maiden at Newbury last October (winner finished fourth in the Greenham); made all for 7f Doncaster win on seasonal debut; should stay and could be progressive
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Charlie Pike 7%446No signal33/1 28/1 25/1Habitual slow starter whose best effort by some way was when fourth in a Kempton maiden in March (1m); lesser efforts either side of that, including on turf debut at Salisbury last time (7f, good to firm; beaten 11.5l); bit to prove.
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Shay Farmer 8%Derek Shaw 7%93006-No signal14/1 12/1 14/1Won a Beverley seller last May but then struggled for two yards; this easier for another new stable and he ran well first time out last season, which gives hope after eight months off.
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Luke Catton(3) 12%Jim Boyle 10%904-16No signal5/1Well suited by switchback tracks and took advantage of a handy mark when winning on his C&D comeback in April; found life tougher off his revised mark in better company here last time but this is more his speed back down 2lb.
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Reese Holohan 10%880-0No signal40/1 FCST 33/1Nothing of merit in his maiden form; towards the rear at Navan in his first handicap. considerable improvement required.
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Wesley Joyce 6%72118-No signal20/1 FCST 18/1Won back-to-back races at Dundalk last autumn (both 10.5f); also won a 1m handicap here last season (good) off 14lb lower; off since November and stamina to prove for this trip, so probably best watched.
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Mr J Ahern 25%G Ahern 5%52246-No signal25/1Useful soft-ground staying handicapper for Barry Connell back in the day; yet to win a point but only 2l off What Path in banks' contest in February; well held over the banks at Punchestown last month.
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Jack Callan 14%Roger Teal 13%444-23No signal5/1 FCST 9/21-20, but no doubting his consistency and was only just behind Naval Tribute when third of 12 in an apprentice handicap at Ascot (2m, good) last month; has had more chances than his old rival, but should again go well from the same mark.
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Mr P A King 12%Una Corcoran 29%1-No signal6/4 5/4 18/13Drew clear for a 9l success at Ballinrobe (good) last May and that form has worked out well, with both placed horses progressing to better things; the absence is worrying but he's clearly useful.
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R. P. Cleary 6%Gavin Cromwell 11%1-5No signal33/1 FCST 28/1Beat an 86-rated previous winner in a 1m contest at Dundalk in December on her only juvenile start; set a tough task in a fillies' Group 3 event at Navan on return; can improve
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Luke McAteer 8%0005-No signal16/1Ran well at a big price over 7f at this track on only nursery start; open to improvement and perhaps the addition of cheekpieces will help.
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Sean Flanagan 10%Liz Doyle 7%5B2P-9No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Won his bumper here and added a Punchestown maiden hurdle; he's been good and bad in six defeats over fences and current wellbeing is a bit of an issue ahead of this return to hurdling.
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32No signal15/8 7/4 32/17Winning potential in both starts; beaten 1.75l on debut at Dundalk (1m4f); neck runner up over 10.5f (gd-yld) at Roscommon latest; cheekpieces go on; leading chance. -
Kyle McHugh 7%007283No signal9/1Free-going maiden who bumped into one when making a lot of the running from a similar draw over C&D in April; gone both ways under pressure before but this is his first crack at 0-50 company and he's one to consider.
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Rossa Ryan 18%James Owen 18%531No signal15/8 7/4 32/17Built on earlier promise upped in trip when off the mark in a Kempton maiden (1m4f, Polytrack) in March; off three months and this easier track may not be ideal, but the three immediately behind him at Kempton have all won since; respected on handicap debut.
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Taylor Fisher 12%6433-UNo signal13/2 11/2 6/1Maiden who's had his moments at the start and often pulled hard; reared as the stalls opened on his turf comeback and unseated, so can only be considered risky in first-time blinkers.
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Luke Morris 12%Archie Watson 15%3No signal7/2 3/1 7/2Made late headway to take third in a Kempton novice on debut 12 days ago (7f; 28-1, Santiago Boy back in fifth); should improve; one to consider.
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Gavin Ryan 8%A. Slattery 11%13-774No signal28/1 FCST 25/1Maiden win at two was achieved on heavy ground; no appeal on this year's handicap form; rated 4lb below her less exposed stablemate Mo Mhuirin.
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Archie Watson 15%—No signal15/8 32/17 31/1920,000gns yearling; dam, unplaced over 6f-8.6f (RPR 59), is a half-sister to 1m1f/1m3f Flat and 2m2f/2m3f hurdle winner Bruant; yard is going well with its juveniles so this Tasleet filly rates an interesting newcomer.
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Reese Holohan 10%Mark Fahey 13%33-024No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Tramore 1m4f winner last August and finished the season well with placed efforts in big fields on heavy ground at the Curragh; Sligo second early last month was on very soft ground; prominent all the way before fading into fourth over 1m2f on good ground at Leopardstown last time.
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Aengus King 7%556-74No signal25/1 FCST 22/1Long-standing maiden until joining yard last summer and then went back-to-back at Wexford in July/August; well beaten at the festival here on next start and has struggled since; better ground will help and she's 1lb lower than last winning mark.
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Adam Grant 6%5179-9No signal22/1 FCST 18/1Two wins last year over slightly further than this at Tipperary (gd-fm) and Clonmel (soft); remains 3lb above that last success and tailed off over hurdles at Killarney 23 days ago.
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Liz Doyle 7%098-05No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Okay bumper run on debut but has been beaten miles in her maiden outings; handicap debut for well-related 5yo.
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Jack Callan 14%George Boughey 18%03-761No signal7/2 3/1 10/3Took full advantage of the drop into Class 4 company when readily seeing off five rivals at Redcar last week (1m, good to firm); penalised in a deeper race but he still commands serious respect.
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W. P. Mullins 26%47338-No signal7/1Hasn't been at his best since winning last year's Grade 2 Red Mills at Gowran but a couple of subsequent runs read well, especially in the context of today's easier assignment; unlikely to be far away; any rain welcomed.
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0-4No signal33/1 FCST 28/1Beaten about 11l at Sligo where he weakened when it mattered; has ability but needs more here.
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Jack Doughty 13%Joe Ponting 4%534347No signal8/1 15/2 8/1Three-time C&D winner who's well drawn for one happiest up front; only won one of her last 29 starts, which include 18 defeats at 6-1 or shorter, and she has a bit more on coming out of handicap company, but she usually gives her running round here.
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Keith Donoghue 13%80No signal150/1Modest maiden on the level; keen-goer needs this run to get a handicap mark.
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Jason Watson 13%Andrew Balding 18%643-33No signal7/2 FCST 10/3Useful 2yo, highly tried after his winning debut at Salisbury; third in his two runs this year, latterly in a Newmarket handicap last month (6f, good to firm); drawn wide but likely to give it another good go.
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7086No signal9/1 FCST 8/1Signs of improvement on handicap debut when sixth of 14 at Roscommon three weeks ago; trip and ground should suit.
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Shane Foley 11%4No signal11/2 5/1 11/2Calyx gelding was a respectable fourth of 16 on debut at Cork (10.5f, gd-yld) when sent off at 6-1; didn't quite get home so this shorter trip is a plus; likely to improve and could go well.
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Chris Hayes 9%600-No signal22/1 FCST 20/1Last year's maiden form does not encourage support; should be more mature now; dam did not show much but has a decent pedigree.
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73806-No signal17/2 FCST 15/2Some useful bumper form and was third in Roscommon maiden on hurdling debut; quiet since, including on first run of the year at Tramore in April, but has top rider on board for the first time on this handicap debut.
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Jonny Peate 9%Mark Loughnane 10%-49436No signal28/1 22/1 28/1Has often run well on this track, including over this trip, but she often finds others are stronger finishers at 7f and has yet to break her duck; has the widest draw to overcome as well.
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Ross O'Sullivan 10%35No signal16/1Excellent effort over C&D (soft) on debut last month; didn't back it up on better ground at Ballinrobe (9.5f, gd-yld); could rebound if the forecast rain materialises.
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Phil McEntee 11%5-5170No signal28/1 25/1 28/1Scored at Wolverhampton (5f) in February, but she was off for ten weeks before beating only one in 5f handicap at Ascot 23 days ago; has a bit to prove now.
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0-00No signal28/1 28/1 25/1Has finished in front of only four of her 36 rivals in three races; hard to make a case for her.
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Jack Doughty 13%John Mackie 11%54/6-0No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Made the frame twice for the Crisfords in October/November 2024; gelded subsequently and changed hands for 4,800gns in March 2025; has not returned in the same form after 13 months off, including when last of 11 on handicap debut at Southwell (1m, AW; 50-1) in January, following wind surgery; cheekpieces added.
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Luke McAteer 8%R Donohoe 8%165-05No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Dual-purpose; just 1lb higher than when winning a Curragh handicap last season (1m4f, good); shaped with promise when a 5l fifth of 14 at Roscommon latest and has gone well here before; interesting but wouldn't want to see much rain.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Warren Greatrex 15%43142-No signal4/1 FCST 10/3Won twice on AW for this yard last year; yet to be placed from five runs on turf and runs off his highest mark; may be better for the run.
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8868-0No signal33/1 28/1 25/1Modest form in nurseries at Dundalk; finished with only one behind him in the Bellewstown race in which Accelereight was second; first time with blinkers.
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Ruth Carr 12%6-3134No signal17/2 7/1 15/2Can miss the break and is often ridden from off the pace (every chance she will be again from stall 12); notched a third C&D win when taking a small-field affair against her own sex off 2lb lower in April; slight drop-off latest and has to bounce back.
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Josh Williamson 11%M F Morris 9%/0576-No signal25/1 FCST 22/1Failed to raise his modest profile when tailed off on chase debut at Tramore (2m6f, good); hard to warm to on this return from an absence. -
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ismail Mohammed 12%—No signal20/1 FCST 18/1£40,000 breeze-up 2yo; third foal; half-sister to 6f 2yo/1m winner Callisto Dream (RPR 83); dam a 7f/7.5f winner (98); yard has had a winning 2yo newcomer this year; worth a market check.
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Sean Flanagan 10%1338P-No signal9/1 FCST 17/2Won good-ground 2m2f maiden at Downpatrick last July and some okay runs at same track after; pulled up on testing ground on first run of the year at Fairyhouse and has since left John McConnell.
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George Bass 12%Denis Coakley 11%6-008No signal11/1 10/1 11/1Well beaten in her first three starts over 1m and finished about 4l behind Kalokalo on handicap debut at Newbury (1m2f, good) last month; needs to find a bit more.
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Marco Ghiani 16%Stuart Williams 13%15473-No signal10/1 FCST 17/2Scored at Lingfield (5f, AW) last June and signed off with a good third of ten in 5f Yarmouth handicap in October; in the mix if fully tuned up for his seasonal return.
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Simon Dow 11%53070-No signal40/1 FCST 33/1Regressive maiden who had breaks between his three handicaps runs last year (beaten a long way each time); the first-time headgear will need to be a difference maker back from six months off.
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William Carson 10%Tony Carroll 13%74580-No signal14/1 11/1 12/1Five-time winner on turf, but losing run now up to 21; makes his debut for another new yard after seven months off and the market should indicate what is expected.
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Billy Loughnane 18%George Boughey 18%22No signal10/11 FCST 4/5Sioux Nation colt who has shaped with promise this spring when runner-up in 5f novice at Bath and then 5.5f maiden at the same course, weakening late on latter occasion; big shout back at 5f with tongue-tie added.
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Kieren Fox 10%Craig Benton 11%57806-No signal15/2 13/2 15/2Achieved little in a handful of starts last year (5f-7f) and is hard to fancy returning from a lengthy absence.
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David Probert 13%Jim Boyle 10%0000-8No signal9/1 9/1 17/2All seven wins have been on AW; yet to hit form in two runs for this yard; cheekpieces return but best watched at present.
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Charles Bishop 10%—No signal14/1By Space Blues; first foal of an unraced half-sister to winning hurdler Ebasari out of a useful mare from the family of Gold Cup winners Estimate and Enzeli; others may have her measure today.
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Philip Byrnes 12%William Durkan 13%1572-2No signal9/2 5/1 4/1Excellent efforts in deep 3m handicap hurdles in recent weeks, with the new visor working well; still early days over fences and the form he showed in winning at Thurles suggests he could be as effective in this discipline.
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F-3No signal12/1 FCST 10/1Signs of ability in both her point runs and her yard has won the last two renewals of this bumper; hood added.
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Hector Crouch 18%Ralph Beckett 19%16548-No signal10/1 15/2 17/2Won a maiden and a novice last summer before coming up short in stronger company; gelded over the winter; withdrawn after getting upset in the stalls at Newbury last month (6f Listed; 40-1 at the time of withdrawal); this should be more suitable but others bring stronger claims.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%41/2-7No signal11/2 FCST 4/1Only seen twice since winning a 1m fillies' novice as a 2yo (Polytrack), facing a stiff task on the first occasion and then not seen to best effect over 7f nine weeks ago; not fully exposed.
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Shane Foley 11%—No signal6/4 FCST 18/13Sea The Stars filly, E48,000 foal; sister to winners Rogue King (1m4f AW, RPR 74; 2m1f hurdle) and Motriff (UAE 9.7f), half-sister to 1m/1m2f winner Evident Beauty (99); dam unraced half-sister to 1m2f-1m4f Group 1 winner The Fugue; first of seven in 7f barrier trial at Naas last week; tongue tied for debut; check the market.
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Liam Wright(3) 14%George Scott 19%07No signal16/1 FCST 14/1Son of Bayside Boy who has offered little in a pair of 6f Wolverhampton novices this spring; lots more is needed.
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Pat Cosgrave 11%Jack Morland 10%—No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Earthlight gelding; half-brother to four winners, notably Goldinthesea (1m; RPR 96); dam Listed-placed 7.4f winner (RPR 97); a noteworthy newcomer, especially if the market vibes are positive.
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David Egan 14%Hugo Palmer 13%—No signal9/1 FCST 17/270,000gns yearling by Too Darn Hot; sixth foal; half-sister to multiple 6f winner Abbey Heights (RPR 92); dam a maiden half-sister to US 1m1f Grade 1 winner Singhalese; stable's 2yos going well and she's a newcomer of note.
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James Owen 18%4No signal9/4 FCST 2/15-1 and green, made an encouraging start when a keeping-on fourth of ten in maiden at Thirsk (5f, good) 16 days ago; this Mohaather filly can build on it over this longer trip; blinkers added.
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15P9-4No signal17/2 FCST 15/2Lost his way in the winter but refreshed from a break he was a pleasing fourth at Killarney, finishing upsides shorter-priced stablemate Wholelotofbusiness; in the mix.
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Rod Millman 13%5947-3No signal6/1 FCST 11/2C&D winner whose losing run is up to 17 but he had dropped 14lb below his last winning mark when beaten less than a length into third of seven here four weeks ago; respected if building on that.
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-56737No signal6/1 13/2 11/2Three C&D runs have yielded two wins and a fifth (in Class 3 company); has only run to form once this year, finishing third to Harry Brown at Lingfield (5f, good to firm) last month; below par last time but if he is to revive it is likely to be under these conditions.
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Ashley Lewis(3) 14%Grace Harris 10%48-357No signal11/1 FCST 10/1Ran well for third on her stable debut at Bath in April (5f, good); fair effort three weeks later but she took a backwards step 20 days ago; edging down the weights but others look safer.
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Robert Havlin 15%S. P. C. Woods 12%6No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Beaten over 16l on his debut at Lingfield (7f, AW; 16-1) 13 days ago; needs to have come on a ton but may show more once he has qualified for handicaps.
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Faleh Bughenaim 15%Hamad Al Jehani 20%—No signal17/2 5/1 15/255,000euros yearling, £115,000 breeze-up 2yo; third foal; by Sioux Nation; closely related to 5f/6f AW winner Midnight Call (RPR 69); dam once-raced close relative of 6f 2yo Listed winner Cape Factor, half-sister to winners My Eyes Adore You (6f Listed) and Court House (smart 1m-1m4f); has a speedy pedigree and worth a market check; wears hood for debut.
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Mason Paetel(3) 11%Philip Kirby 8%316225No signal12/1 FCST 10/1C&D win was sole 7f success among eight others over 6f; however, he stayed on well and only just failed to get up over Newcastle's stiff 6f in April so a good run isn't impossible in first 7f run since March 2025.
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Jack Doughty 13%John Mackie 11%513123No signal17/2 FCST 8/1Three most recent wins have come over C&D, the latest in March; has remained in form, though she bled from the nose when third at Southwell (7f) in April; if showing no ill effects she shouldn't be too far away.
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Mr J J Berry 8%John Paul Berry 33%34210-No signal14/1Old boy was smart handicapper in Britain back in the day; took advantage of his rivals' mishaps when winning at Fairyhouse; beaten a long way in the Champion Hunter Chase at Punchestown.
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Colin Keane 16%M D O'Callaghan 12%80No signal40/1 28/1 40/1Soundly beaten at long odds in maidens at Cork and over C&D; will qualify for handicaps after this.
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272-4No signal33/1 25/1 33/175-rated maiden filly from the same stable as the 107-rated colt Hardy Warrior; appears to be making up the numbers.
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Hector Crouch 18%Michael Bell 13%0No signal8/1 8/1 7/140-1, well-held 11th of 13 in novice at Newmarket (6f, good to firm) on his debut 17 days ago; this son of Bungle Inthejungle should have learned from the experience.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Gavin Cromwell 11%2510-5No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Ground-versatile sort won a Ballinrobe maiden (9.5f, good) and a Listowel handicap (8.5f, heavy) last season off 1lb lower; modest effort on seasonal return at Ballinrobe (9.5f, gd-yld) but sharper for that and can't be discounted with yard in form.
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7-8No signal150/1Dual 7f winner; huge prices and well beaten in two hurdle runs.
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Ashley Lewis(3) 14%Grace Harris 10%9No signal150/1 125/1 150/1300-1 when a never-dangerous ninth of 12 at Salisbury nine days ago (6f, good); no appeal.
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3217-0No signal50/1Bumper winner last summer but tailed off in both hurdle outings.
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E McNamara 10%P/730-No signal13/2 FCST 11/2Lightly raced since winning a Listed handicap here in September 2024; back from an absence, he was a much bigger price than Putapoundinthejar at Punchestown in April and duly finished well behind the Martin horse.
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Clifford Lee 17%Roger Teal 13%3219-6No signal28/1 FCST 22/1Down the field in both handicaps after winning a Chelmsford novice at odds of 1-16f; hopes rest on the step up in trip having a positive effect.
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Zak Wheatley 10%Declan Carroll 11%-02487No signal14/1 12/1 14/1Decent 2yo who proved hard to place last year and has again lacked consistency this spring; the blinkers come off as he makes his AW debut off a career-low mark and it's hard to know what to expect in truth.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Tony Carroll 13%323112No signal10/3Most consistent since joining this yard (314323112) and was only beaten half a length by Party Island in his hat-trick bid at Bath (1m2f, firm) last month; despite that latest effort a bit of rain wouldn't come amiss; stable also runs Brodie's Boy.
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Owen Lewis 10%Roger Teal 13%350/72No signal13/2 5/1 13/2Had dropped 11lb lower than when last successful when beaten a neck at Leicester (1m2f, good to firm) last month (third and fourth have won since); races off the same mark, but she didn't get home in one previous attempt over this far.
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Jonny Peate 9%Mark Loughnane 10%376477No signal15/2 17/2 13/2Three wins, and most racing, come over 7f, including when making all on his second start for this yard on Polytrack off 6lb higher in the winter; not at his best lately and, while well drawn, may not get his own way as he likes back down in trip.
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5No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Not a bad effort over 7f (yielding) here on debut, showing up well before weakening into a 12l fifth of 12; not sure this longer trip will suit on that evidence.
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Hughie Morrison 12%—No signal28/1 FCST 25/1Fifth foal; half-sister to 6f winner Dance And Romance (RPR 89); dam 1m and 1m2f (Listed) winner (106), half-sister to 5f Group 3 winner Cotai Glory; winning 2yo newcomers for the stable are rare, but not unheard of.
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Saffie Osborne 14%Richard Spencer 15%16-No signal3/10 1/3 3/10Both runs over 6f on good to firm ground, making a successful debut at Yarmouth (9-4) in May last year (form worked out well) and finishing sixth of 17 in the Albany at Royal Ascot (7-1); the latter was a creditable performance given a slow break and then taking a good hold; this looks a good opportunity on her return, even under her penalty.
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Conor Cusack 8%0350-9No signal25/1 FCST 20/1Ran well when a 5.5l third over C&D (good) on handicap debut last May and 9lb lower now; off since 10l defeat at Dundalk in January; a repeat of that C&D run last season would give him a squeak.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%Roger Varian 20%8No signal22/1 FCST 18/1180,000euros breeze-up buy who is a half-brother to four winners; beaten 11l in a Southwell AW maiden on debut last month (1m; 22-1); much more needed.
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Saffie Osborne 14%Ismail Mohammed 12%—No signal20/1 FCST 18/1£50,000 yearling, £22,000 2yo; half-brother to winners Jumbeau (Listed-placed 5f; RPR 94) and Sands Of Dubai (7f; RPR 60); dam, 7f AW winner (RPR 76), is out of US 1m winning sister to 1m/1m1f Grade 2 winner Justwhistledixie; this son of A'Ali needs considering, especially if the market vibes are positive.
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Ethan Tindall 10%553274No signal9/1 12/1 9/1Things didn't pan out for him when back over 6f here in April (first-time visor; cheekpieces now refitted) but he has a good C&D record, winning once and close up in all three handicaps; has a good run in him.
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Gary Brown 11%50-435No signal12/1 10/1 12/1Has caught the eye a couple of times recently, but isn't proving easy to win with despite a declining mark; needs first-time blinkers to make a difference.
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Jamie Spencer 12%7-4658No signal9/2Won twice in Ireland for Joseph O'Brien; retains ability but the handicapper looks to be holding the aces at present; drops in class today but may need some more weight off his back.
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Pat Cosgrave 11%Stuart Williams 13%41167-No signal25/1 20/1 22/1Won twice, over 1m2f at Brighton (good) and Newmarket (good to firm) last August, but below form in her last two outings; only 1lb lower and has fitness to prove after seven months off.
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Marco Ghiani 16%Emma Lavelle 18%/1549-No signal10/1 9/1 10/1Four-time winner over 1m/1m2f here; back off his last winning mark and has twice won after an absence, but whether he can do so after 313 days off is a moot point; may also need further than this now.
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David Probert 13%864278No signal17/2 FCST 8/1Regressive and inconsistent for this yard, and is tried in a first-time visor instead of cheekpieces tonight; needs to bounce back from a couple of ordinary efforts on turf.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Neil Mulholland 15%87-652No signal3/1 10/3 11/40-18 but does possess ability as when second of 15 on his return from four months off here (1m2f, good to firm) nine days ago; usually takes a good grip, though, and this sort of trip has found him out in the past.
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P O'Rourke 3%PP-No signal33/1 33/1 28/1Makes no appeal after pulling up in his two points.
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45-233No signal6/1 9/2 5/1Races mainly on AW where he has six wins; 1-15 in this sphere and may be worth waiting until he returns to AW.
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Ruth Carr 12%7-7983No signal12/1Wildly inconsistent for the Crisford yard and his current trainer; one of his better efforts back on turf last time but he's no certainty to build on it and his four previous efforts on Tapeta were ordinary.
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R Donohoe 8%006673No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Five-time winner; 2-33 on turf but hasn't won a race of any description since September 2023; decent third over C&D latest, however, and place claims if he can back that up.
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E E Ryan 0%-70858No signal22/1 20/1 22/1Six wins but losing run stretches back to September 2022; not terrible efforts over C&D the last twice, but needs to find more to get his head back in front.
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Jack Gilligan 10%9No signal100/1 66/1 80/1Always behind when ninth of 11 on debut at Southwell (1m, AW; 80-1) 11 days ago; not one for today but of more interest when she qualifies for handicaps.
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Dougie Costello 10%Martin Keighley 14%46926-No signal28/1 22/1 28/1Both handicap wins at 5f, on Southwell AW and turf; creditable yard debut at Lingfield (6f) in December but wasn't seen again after a lesser effort that month and, having only her second 7f run, others have less to prove.
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124-13No signal9/4 FCST 2/1Took second behind Derby candidate Benvenuto Cellini in the four-runner Futurity Stakes at the Curragh last August; fourth to Puerto Rico in Group 1 at Saint-Cloud in October; won a three-runner 1m conditions event at Naas on reappearance; did not quite see out the extended 1m2f when third in the Prix Noailles at Longchamp; heads the stable's strong challenge.
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Rob Hornby 12%Peter Crate 10%439691No signal15/2 6/1 7/1Took advantage of a career-low mark to land his first win on turf at Lingfield (good to firm) three weeks ago; up 4lb but he has the ability to deal with it.
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Ethan Tindall 10%6-3557No signal12/1 FCST 10/1Dual Newcastle winner who added two turf victories last autumn, all off lower marks; will want a good test over this trip round here and hasn't been at his best on grass lately.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Ed Dunlop 12%02-084No signal5/1 FCST 9/2All eight wins come over this trip, including three over C&D, but never off a mark quite this high; nothing to suggest he's best caught fresh but the booking of Oisin Murphy is an obvious plus after three months off.
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William Pyle 9%568888No signal9/2 6/1 9/2Not as good since missing more than a year, does most racing over 6f and will always come with risks, given a propensity to blow the start and/or pull hard; this is easier down to 0-50 company for the first time, though, and he's capable if it falls right.
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Reese Holohan 10%-20050No signal12/1 11/1 10/1AW winner is 0-10 on turf and yet to trouble the judge; best efforts on grass have come on heavy ground, so the forecast rain is a plus, but others appeal more.
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Troy Walsh 10%42F1F-No signal16/1 FCST 14/1Couple of falls either side of point win in March; keeping on in second on rules debut when exiting two out in 2m4f hunter chase at Punchestown.
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Jack Mitchell 16%Jim Boyle 10%538-36No signal9/2 7/2 4/1Three wins for Adam West including one on the AW in France; encouraging return/stable debut at Lingfield (1m2f, AW) in April but didn't build on it at Newbury (1m, good) last month; others preferred.
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Gavin Ryan 8%8-0No signal125/1Huge odds and well beaten in 1m maidens here on latest and at Cork last October; looks one for handicaps in due course.
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4100-9No signal18/1 18/1 16/1C&D winner last August (good ground; cheekpieces first time); three heavy defeats have followed and he comes here with plenty to prove.
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Philip Byrnes 12%C Byrnes 12%F328-9No signal8/1 FCST 15/2Bumper winner for Peter Fahey and placed three times in summer maiden hurdles last year for Gavin Cromwell; after a long layoff, well beaten on stable debut at Cork.
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Clifford Lee 17%Tony Carroll 13%3-2722No signal13/2 FCST 11/2First past the post four times in succession in the second half of 2025 (demoted to fourth on the third occasion); she has carried on the good work this year, finishing second in three of her four starts; more required to defy this mark and she still has a bit to prove on turf.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Tony Carroll 13%3105-0No signal11/2 9/2 5/1A three-time winner (including over C&D) in 2025; off six months before a fading tenth in 6f Doncaster handicap on his recent return and he should strip sharper here.
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Colin Keane 16%62-566No signal80/1 66/1 80/1Unplaced in two handicaps; 73-rated gelding looks out of his depth; cheekpieces fitted now; first reserve.
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Robert Havlin 15%George Boughey 18%—No signal11/2 FCST 5/132,000gns yearling who was re-sold for 67,000euros at the breeze-ups last May; twelfth foal; gelded half-brother to seven winners; an interesting newcomer.
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W. J. Lee 16%0No signal125/1 80/1 125/1125-1 and failed to beat a rival on debut at Dundalk in March; unlikely to be the answer here.
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Kaiya Fraser 12%Lemos De Souza 11%2534-3No signal9/4 FCST 2/1Finished second in a Southwell novice last July on only AW start; has since shown decent form in various company at up to 7f on turf, with both blinkers and cheekpieces tried; sets the standard but he was only third at 8-11 at Redcar last time so probably vulnerable again.
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Miss M Harding 11%36322-No signal7/1 FCST 13/2Useful point-to-point form including three wins; narrowly beaten in 3m maiden hunter chase at Cork, but this is way tougher.
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Henry Candy 12%—No signal25/1 FCST 22/120,000gns yearling; dam multiple 5f winner (including 2yo/AW; RPR 90), half-sister to winners Dont Have It Then (6f) and Clem A (1m-1m2f), out of 5f-7f winner; stable's horses usually better for a run.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%Jennie Candlish 17%353609No signal14/1 12/1 14/1Wins for Heather Main came at Kempton; not at his best for this yard, including back to sprinting last time after a spell over further, and isn't obviously fancied from the outside stall.
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—No signal66/1 80/1 50/1Elzaam gelding; brother to winners Mjjack (6f-1m2f. RPR 115) and Almustawrad (KSA 7f/1m1f), half-brother to four winners inc Chiara Wells (Italian 5f-6f inc Listed; 95); dam placed 5f 2yo (57); likely to improve for this initial experience.
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312421No signal13/2 10/1 6/1Strike-rate of 2-22 on the AW but both wins have been this year, the latest off 3lb lower over C&D in February when a well-backed favourite; has been off since so may be better for the run.
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E Bolger 13%U226D-1No signal14/1Won a Grade 2 handicap over 2m4f a couple of years ago for Harry Fry before losing form; some good efforts in point-to-points, including recent win under this jockey; previously, was only around 7l off stablemate Solitary Man over 2m4f at Cork (disqualified, rider weighed in marginally light).
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Alan O'Sullivan 10%Terence O'Brien 12%/8947-No signal15/2 FCST 7/1Won three handicaps for previous yard and likes good ground; 1m6f Flat winner last year when her hurdles form wasn't great; has dropped down to last winning mark, but not a hectic record when fresh and last two wins have come in cheekpieces.
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333172No signal4/1 7/2 10/3Enjoying a consistent year, winning twice from the front at Kempton since the blinkers went on (doesn't have to lead); nothing wrong with his clear second at Southwell a month ago and holds decent claims despite a further 2lb rise.
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A Oliver 11%521/00No signal28/1 FCST 25/1Dundalk maiden winner in December; has beaten just one rival home in first two turf handicaps at Sligo (10.5f, soft) and Leopardstown (1m2f, good); yard going well but she's hard to fancy on those last two efforts.
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Tom Queally 10%314-43No signal15/2 FCST 13/2Consistent sort who got off the mark at Yarmouth (6f, soft) off 2lb lower last September; respectable efforts since and if the rain arrives then that will enhance her claims.
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Emmet Mullins 14%0No signal80/1Runner up in a heavy ground bumper at Naas on debut in February; beaten 26l on Flat debut in Roscommon maiden (10.5f, gd-yld) latest; others appeal more.
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3545-5No signal50/1Has won a maiden hurdle and a novice chase; has looked a bit outclassed in Grade 3s in his last three races and a similar scenario seems likely in this company (well behind Jesse Evans last time).
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51-276No signal10/1 10/1 9/1Regressive gelding who's having his first run in a sprint since this time last year and is drawn widest; well held back from a break on turf here a fortnight ago (7f) but will be happier back on Polytrack should they go hard in front.
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David Egan 14%Oliver Cole 11%1/528-No signal22/1 22/1 20/1Dual winning juvenile (maiden/nursery) who was off for 324 days before showing mixed form in three starts from September last year, just failing in Newmarket handicap (1m, good) but lesser shows either side of that; she missed two runs on account of the ground (good to firm) last month; tongue-tie now added; looks on a handy mark.
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Daniel Muscutt 14%Oliver Cole 11%471-46No signal6/1 FCST 11/2Saw off 25 rivals when winning a 7f sales race at Newmarket last October (good ground); two defeats in Listed company this year (1m, AW and 7f, good to firm) and now drops back to 6f; well drawn for his handicap debut but this mark not an obvious gift.
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Rob Hornby 12%Jack Channon 14%42No signal15/8 5/4 31/19Promise at Lingfield in March (6f, AW) and duly stepped forward when a front-running second of ten at Doncaster last month (6f, good; beaten a nose); now tongue tied; leading form claims.
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Sam Ewing 12%Noel Meade 11%2225-3No signal11/4 FCST 5/2Five-time hurdle winner who is 1-9 over fences, though was runner-up in last summer's Galway Plate; all the sharper for his comeback run when beaten 4l in a 2m4f Grade 3 at Killarney three weeks ago and he's a player on these terms.
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Luke McAteer 8%M A Cahill 6%0996-No signal50/1 FCST 40/1Hard to fancy on juvenile form and lacks the advantage of a recent run; up against it.
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William Carver 10%Jamie Osborne 12%445321No signal9/1 15/2 8/1Showed a fine attitude when just getting the better of a subsequent winner to make it seventh-time lucky on turf debut at Leicester (1m4f, good to firm) last month; 3lb higher, but remains unexposed and is shortlisted if seeing out the longer trip (stays 1m6f).
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R. P. Cleary 6%Gordon Elliott 18%7No signal25/1 FCST 22/1100-1 and hooded (retained) on debut at Navan (1m, heavy) but wasn't disgraced, beaten 11l into seventh of 15; this longer trip should suit but more needed.
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Billy Loughnane 18%91128-No signal10/3 10/3 3/1Tongue tied all starts; won his first two handicaps, over C&D (good to firm) last August/September, and a below-par effort on her final outing was probably down to the soft ground; returns from seven months off and the market should be most informative.
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1235-No signal17/2 FCST 8/1Won a Goodwood maiden (1m2f, gd-fm) on debut for the Gosdens; creditable efforts on turf and AW in three subsequent starts; bought for 20,000gns in December; overlooked by Foley, so probably best watched after break on stable bow.
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S45-22No signal7/1 FCST 6/1Sole win off 16lb lower at Clonmel last September (9.5f, soft); runner up both starts this term, including here over 9.5f (soft); 2l behind Satono Chevalier at Ballinrobe on latest (1m5f, gd-yld); 4lb better off now and could turn the tables; forecast rain a plus.
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Adrian Wintle 11%5No signal150/1 FCST 125/1Beaten 20l on last month's Bath debut (1m, firm; 100-1) and needs to make marked improvement.
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Jason Watson 13%Charles Hills 14%214-23No signal11/4 3/1 11/4Mainly consistent since handicapping, winning at Yarmouth (1m, good to soft) last September and beaten only a neck and a nose into third of 14 at Newbury (1m2f, good) last month; major player off just 1lb higher.
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J. P. Murtagh 11%2-324No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Beaten favourite in maidens at Bellewstown and Roscommon on his two most recent starts; not suited by race conditions.
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7009No signal40/1 FCST 33/1Remote last of nine finishers at Sligo last month in his first handicap (Pliny, third); seems safe to rule out.
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Aidan Kelly 9%Michael Winters 13%—No signal40/1Robin Of Navan 5yo; dam unraced sister to French 2m hurdle/2m1f chase winner Kauto Sirtaki, out of maiden sister to outstanding chaser Kauto Star.
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David Probert 13%Hughie Morrison 12%3No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Creditable third in a 1m maiden on the AW here in April; should improve on that and worth considering.
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441-47No signal17/2Thurles maiden winner last October after a fine effort in a 7f Listed race at Leopardstown; made a very pleasing start to the season when fourth behind True Love in a Group 3 event at Leopardstown; not quite as promising in the same category at the Curragh last time; fair prospects of reaching the money.
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Tom Marquand 16%William Haggas 23%2-24No signal4/6 10/11 2/3Has shown clear promise with second-place finishes at Newbury (1m, soft) last October and Doncaster (7f, good to soft) in March (winner has won again since); beaten 2l in a decent Newbury maiden (1m, good) since and this looks a good opportunity on AW debut.
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Hope Regan 2%Mark Loughnane 10%640535No signal12/1 10/1 12/1Three-time C&D winner, latterly off 4lb higher in February; fine on Polytrack but the return here is an obvious plus off a career-low mark and he's another with claims in an open handicap.
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07No signal28/1 25/1 28/1Sioux Nation filly has failed to make an impact in maidens at Leopardstown (1m, good) and when 66-1 at Dundalk on latest (7f); others preferred.
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7-9059No signal9/1 FCST 15/2A 2025 campaign that featured five wins was always going to be a hard act to follow and he has found it tough going so far this year; has slipped back to a winning mark though and cheekpieces are now given a go.
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P858P-No signal17/2 FCST 8/1No closer than 20l in five defeats over fences and was pulled up back hurdling last time; testing ground was no excuse as he enjoys the mud.
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Harry Vigors(5) 12%Alan King 16%64-7No signal5/1 FCST 9/2Three runs over 7f, all on AW, best effort when a running-on seventh at Kempton in January; likely to fare better up in trip on handicap debut.
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Charlie Pike 7%6-8No signal125/1 FCST 100/1Well held in two starts over 6f seven months apart, the latest on stable debut at Salisbury (good) nine days ago; plenty more needed.
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Saffie Osborne 14%Tom Clover 17%2-21No signal9/1 15/2 8/1Finished second in her first two starts before readily accounting for four rivals at Lingfield seven weeks ago (6f, AW); open to improvement but it will be needed if she is to defy this mark now handicapping.
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George Bass 12%Joe Ponting 4%/249-9No signal33/1 FCST 28/10-13 under rules; runner-up in one of his nine starts for Sir Mark Prescott, but has shown nothing in five outings for this stable, four of them over hurdles.
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David Nolan 12%0463-0No signal10/1 9/1 17/2Decent 2yo who struggled last year, coming more than a stone down the weights; found his level again latterly on Tapeta but he ran poorly on his turf comeback in April and others make more obvious appeal.
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David Nolan 12%745072No signal17/2 FCST 15/2Three AW wins, the latest over C&D in December; went through a quiet spell since his most recent 7f run here (in January) but fared better back over C&D in May when going close off a reduced mark; bang there.
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Marco Ghiani 16%Robert Cowell 13%—No signal10/1 FCST 9/140,000euros yearling; dam unraced half-sister to winners Spice Route (US 8.5f Grade 2) and Zurbriggen (useful 7f) out of an Italian Oaks winner; this son of Persian Force can't be ruled out on his first run.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%Andrew J Martin 13%516540No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Dual course winner early in the year for 5lb claimer Ryan Kavanagh, and will be happier back on the AW and down from 7f; would have been better off with all bar one were this a handicap, however.
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Alan O'Sullivan 10%3724-3No signal66/1Dual hunter chase winner who can hold his own in handicaps but unlikely to be overly competitive at this level.
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J M Sheridan 11%4056-4No signal5/2 FCST 9/4Rated 92 after five starts; respectable runs in Goffs Million and valuable auction series final at Naas; 6.75l sixth of 8 in Leopardstown Group 3 in October; beaten favourite on seasonal return at the Curragh (7f, heavy); gelded since; big chance on the figures but stamina to prove; due to run 3.50 Listowel on Saturday.
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03-786No signal80/1 FCST 66/1Best effort came on second start last season when third behind the talented Causeway in a 7f Curragh maiden; overall form suggests he faces a huge task at these weights.
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Alec Voikhansky 11%Tom Ward 11%—No signal14/1 FCST 12/17,000gns foal, 42,000euros yearling; half-sister to three winners, notably King Cuan (Group-placed 6f/7f; RPR 112); dam, 7f winner (RPR 85); this Caturra filly appeals on paper so enters calculations.
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TBA4No signal66/1Soundly beaten in fourth on only start; huge task in a race of this nature; third reserve.
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Mason Paetel(3) 11%Dylan Cunha 13%1-7007No signal15/2 6/1 13/2Related to a few useful winners, including on Tapeta; not much has gone right since a Polytrack win over 1m in the winter and better can be expected at this lower level and back up in distance, so is one to consider.
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Jack Dace(5) 10%Luke Dace 11%48-970No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Won twice over shorter last summer; big prices and little to cheer this year; down in the weights but he has plenty to prove.
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098-No signal50/1 40/1 50/1Huge prices and didn't beat many in three starts over 1m/1m2f last year; makes her handicap debut after seven months off; best watched unless backed.
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Harry Charlton 16%422-84No signal13/2 11/2 6/1Continues to edge down the weights, but losing run is up to 19 and the application of a tongue-tie made little difference last time; something to prove on his first attempt over this far.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%—No signal3/1 5/2 11/4180,000euros foal, 220,000gns yearling; third foal; half-brother to 7f/1m4f winner Caught U Looking (including 2yo Group 3; RPR 104); dam unraced half-sister to winners Mix And Mingle (7f Group 3) and Double Or Bubble (6f/7f Group 3); tongue tied for debut; looks the part on paper.
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T G McCourt 7%49990-No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Towards the back in two nurseries last season; down in the weights, Sadhbh Tormey's useful 7lb claim will help.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Andrew Balding 18%4-5No signal20/1 14/1 16/1Has shown only modest form so far but may well be capable of better; no surprise if she takes a sizeable step forward here.
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Luke McAteer 8%David Marnane 10%61-32No signal11/1 11/1 10/1AW maiden winner last year; has shown a fair standard of form in turf handicaps; needs to improve to feature here
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Hector Crouch 18%Clive Cox 17%—No signal11/2 FCST 5/170,000euros foal; closely related to 1m2f turf/1m4f AW winner Time To Blossom (RPR 89), half-sister to three winners including Repeater (7f-1m4f including 2yo; 112) and All Out (Group-placed 5f/6f 2yo; 102); dam 1m winner (74); bred to appreciate further in time but still respected on debut in an uncompetitive race, especially if backed.
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W. M. Lordan 16%Joseph G Murphy 11%41-84No signal66/1 50/1 66/1Course 1m maiden winner on heavy in October; well held in fourth behind Perisher at Naas last month; unlikely to make an impact in this company.
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Harry Vigors(5) 12%Charles Hills 14%6-3No signal6/1 5/1 11/2Improved on his debut when third of nine at Southwell (7f, AW) in April; should be suited by this step back up in trip and holds place claims.
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A. McCann 8%46-6No signal11/2 FCST 5/1Not without hope on the strength of his debut run when fourth at Fairyhouse but unable to match that form since; however, getting back on softer ground could help (should it rain) and so too might cheekpieces.
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William Cox 5%Archie Watson 15%—No signal9/1 FCST 8/1Half-sister to six winners including Ken Colt (5f/5.5f including 2yo/Listed; RPR 111), Shot In The Dark (5f-7.5f including AW; 102), Acapulco Gold (5f 2yo Listed; 102) and Media Shooter (6f/7f including 2yo/AW; 93); dam Group-placed 5f winner (102); appealing pedigree and market support should be heeded.
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W. J. Lee 16%762-4No signal40/1Stayed on well into second behind Killashee Warrior at Thurles last October; another solid run on seasonal debut; will not need to improve much to win a race, but this is likely to prove much too demanding.
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Ray Dawson 14%Mark Loughnane 10%78-316No signal9/1 7/1 17/2Two turf wins here and two Polytrack victories at Kempton, latterly off 3lb lower in January; below-par in first-time cheekpieces (retained) when last seen four months ago (won fresh before) but remains on a workable mark.
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08-080No signal18/1 14/1 18/1Placed on handicap debut for Dermot Weld last August off 6lb higher but regressive form since; beaten 21l over 1m6f here latest; drops in trip; hard to fancy on recent form; cheekpieces tried.
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Jack Mitchell 16%James Horton 11%967-5No signal11/1 10/1 11/1Out of the frame in four starts, failing to run up to market expectations on handicap debut at Newcastle (1m2f, AW) seven weeks ago; gelded since and a visor is now given a go; interesting to see if his backers return.
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Chloe Lyons 14%Stuart Williams 13%-31373No signal6/1Better strike-rate on turf than AW; solid third at Windsor three weeks ago (for Chloe Lyons) and has a chance if in the same form; finished behind a couple of today's rivals in a C&D handicap last summer.
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Jack Mitchell 16%Ross Burdon 12%44-084No signal3/1 7/2 11/4On a losing run but he got right back on track with fourth of 17 in handicap at Ascot (5f) last month; can go well off an unchanged mark.
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G. F. Carroll 10%John J Nallen 10%696-No signal22/1 20/1 22/1Modest juvenile form; his chance depends on his ability to improve on his first run on good ground.
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8No signal66/1 50/1 66/1Well bred but he was a 15l eighth of 12 on Lingfield debut (AW; 50-1) last month so a lot of improvement is needed.
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2-FNo signal5/1 FCST 9/2Ran to a useful level when runner-up in a Roscommon bumper (good to yielding); surprisingly lengthy odds at 80-1 for his recent hurdle debut at Killarney where he was on the retreat when falling (in first-time hood); on that debut effort he commands respect.
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Adam Kirby 12%88No signal66/1St Mark's Basilica filly; well held (over 5f) in Wolverhampton maiden and Yarmouth novice this spring; needs to take a big step forward.
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2No signal11/2 11/1 9/2She was an unconsidered 40-1 shot prior to her Windsor debut last month (6f, good to firm) but she ran well for second, unable to live with the winner, who has since won a handicap in good style off a BHA mark of 85, in the final furlong; can do better and shouldn't be underestimated.
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TBAW. McCreery 9%62No signal25/1Looks a possible future maiden winner on the strength of Cork second; hard to fancy at this level; second reserve.
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Michael Winters 13%—No signal28/1 FCST 25/1Second newcomer for yard; half-sister to winners Handmedownastar (point/2m3f hurdle) and Aleish Lass (point/2m6f hurdle); dam unraced sister to point winner Shalltoo, half-sister to smart 2m4f-3m hurdle/chase winner Dedigout, out of bumper winner.
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Richard Hannon 12%—No signal12/1 FCST 11/180,000euros yearling; by No Nay Never; tenth foal; half-brother to four winners at up to 2m; dam Group 2 7f-1m2f winner; worth a market check on debut.
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G B Noonan 9%0606-1No signal9/4 FCST 2/1Latest of three Flat wins for Jessica Harrington was off 84 last summer; improved of late over hurdles; mild promise when sixth at Bellewstown and then 22-1, dropped in grade to beat geldings at Wexford; needs proper good ground and trainer admits she's unpredictable.
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A. Slattery 11%1-3No signal16/1 12/1 16/1Long-priced winner of a 1m maiden at Dundalk last December; satisfactory run at Killarney on turf/seasonal debut; tough task in this company
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Kevin Ryan 12%312-66No signal5/1 9/2 4/1Progressive 2yo, rounding off 2025 with a fine second at York's Ebor meeting (6f, good to firm); only sixth in his two starts this year but he has not been ridden as prominently as last year; on a good mark and a revival could be forthcoming.
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946-51No signal2/1 32/17 7/4Got off the mark at the tenth attempt with an emphatic success at Nottingham (1m2f, good to soft) 13 days ago; 7lb rise wouldn't stop her if in the same mood, but she could probably do with rain.
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P E Collins 16%569-7No signal15/2 15/2 7/1Keen-goer was sixth in a good bumper at Cork in March (winner and third won next time); fitted with a hood, still looked a tricky ride but ran much better on third hurdles start last month, keeping on when beaten 12l in decent maiden at Down Royal; handicap debut.
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Jamie Orr 12%Karl Thornton 14%00000-No signal33/1 28/1 25/1No sign of winning potential in maidens or in first two handicaps; yard in hot form though and still early days, so worth monitoring in the market.
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Myla Coppins(5) 17%Tony Carroll 13%331122No signal3/1Still 4lb higher than when winning over C&D (good to firm) last month, but has run well off this mark and higher in her two outings since; has finished first and second in his two starts under Myla Coppins; stable also runs Dogged; major player.
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Pat Dobbs 14%Richard Hannon 12%338-05No signal20/1 18/1 20/11lb lower than for his last win; two runs back from wind surgery haven't been his best and he is taking on some potential improvers today.
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Liam Wright(3) 14%George Scott 19%-41066No signal10/3 5/2 11/4C&D scorer; not seen to best effect on his last three runs since scoring at Wolverhampton (5f) in March, going too freely from an outside draw when last of six at Bath (5f) last time; interesting from an easing mark.
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Ryan Moore 24%George Scott 19%2No signal2/9 1/4 2/11Turned over at short odds on debut when runner-up at Newmarket (6f, good) 17 days ago where the Dip looked to put him out; nevertheless he still caught the eye and may warrant another chance with Ryan Moore on board.
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Gavin Ryan 8%0996No signal25/1 FCST 22/1Half-sister to five winners from 7f to 1m6f, several of them useful; weak form at Dundalk and well beaten at Sligo in her first handicap, blinkers tried now
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Joe Leavy 11%Brian Toomey 12%—No signal18/1 16/1 14/1Ten Sovereigns colt; half-brother to 1m/1m1f winner Salam Dubawi (RPR 93); dam unraced sister to 1m2f/11.4f winner Placidia; market can guide.
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Hector Crouch 18%Edward Bethell 17%52-154No signal6/1 8/1 6/1Seven starts on the AW including a narrow success at Wolverhampton (8.6f) in January, but has not matched that form in two outings in headgear since; enough to prove on turf debut.
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8No signal40/1 FCST 33/119,000euros yearling; didn't show a great deal on last month's Kempton debut (66-1) but is a likely improver.
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Robert Havlin 15%Mike Murphy 12%5-5435No signal9/1 9/1 17/2Regressive maiden who's with her third yard; threatened to pick up a small handicap in the winter but had plenty of chances and has a bit more on her plate coming out of handicap company.
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Rhys Clutterbuck 11%—No signal18/1 FCST 16/115,000gns yearling; half-sister to winners Wedding Date (5f/6f including 2yo/AW; RPR 93), Amicia (French 7f; 75) and Secret Potion (5f/6f including 2yo/AW; 74); dam placed 6f AW (53), out of 7f 2yo Group 3 winner; worth a market check, but other newcomers appeal more on breeding.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Owen Burrows 21%2138-4No signal7/2 FCST 10/31m2f winner for the Kublers last season; not beaten far into fourth in an Ascot handicap (1m2f, good to firm) on her stable debut last month; after just six runs she may do better but such progress is essential.
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Cieren Fallon 18%James Owen 18%561712No signal11/8 3/2 18/13Has done well since switched to Flat turf for his last two starts with the visor added, winning at Beverley (1m4f, good to firm) in April before second of 12 in an apprentice handicap at Ascot (2m, good) last month (winner followed up at Chester on Saturday); up just another 1lb and high on the list.
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James Ryan 7%92-04No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Placed in one of four starts in maidens, at Navan last September (1m2f) when a neck runner up; well below that level on seasonal return in Ballinrobe maiden; steps up in trip for handicap debut; check the market.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Gavin Cromwell 11%3-404No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Three 7f runs at Dundalk over the winter, best of them when placed on debut; noted staying on in a 1m contest at this track on her turf/handicap debut; has a slight edge over Ochtar Againn; definite chance.
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2040-0No signal40/1 28/1 33/1May have needed the run at Kempton 12 days ago but he ended up well beaten; he has a lower turf mark to exploit but is a better horse on AW; others look safer.
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Olivia Haines(7) 15%Stuart Williams 13%-18740No signal16/1Produced a strong finish to win a competitive 7f handicap here as a 3yo; first win since when making a successful stable debut at Chelmsford in January (7f); in and out since but he's on a winning mark and the ability is there if things pan out favourably.
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3279-0No signal22/1 18/1 20/1Five-time winner; last scored at Leopardstown in May 2025 off 4lb lower; struggled on soft ground on seasonal return over 1m6f here in April; might need another run or two to hit top form.
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Jack Dace(5) 10%Luke Dace 11%7-8122No signal13/2 15/2 6/1Ex-French; no questioning his stamina with the form of his last three starts at Kempton (2m, AW) reading 122; has something to prove under these conditions, though.
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Jack Mitchell 16%Simon Pearce 13%6167-0No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Good sixth in last season's Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot; 50-1 for last month's stable/seasonal/handicap debut at York and finished well beaten; dropped 4lb but not easily recommended.
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J. P. Murtagh 11%500-04No signal13/2 11/2 13/2Won over an extended 1m2f at Naas last August on good ground; not suited by heavy ground on her final two starts; in rear on soft on return; much better when fourth at Leopardstown, 1 3/4l in front of favourite Akecheta.
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J M Sheridan 11%54-312No signal9/4In fine form this season; third on seasonal return at Bellewstown (11.5f, soft); won by 5.5l at Navan (1m2f, gd-yld); hiked up 12lb but again ran well when a 2.75l runner up at Roscommon latest (1m4f, yielding) when not getting the clearest of runs; in the mix again off 1lb higher.
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Tom Queally 10%755No signal33/1 25/1 28/1Well beaten all starts so far, last time finishing 16l fifth of nine in a C&D novice; hard to fancy.
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M J Byrne 8%7-005No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Shaped quite well over 1m at this venue on handicap debut; not much between her and fourth-placed Neon Eyes; extra distance here should help.
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Karl Thornton 14%-22270No signal16/1 16/1 14/1Interesting on his AW form for Charlie Johnston; poor run on Irish debut at Roscommon; stable's good current form is a positive.
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P. J. McDonald 14%J. S. Moore 7%5No signal33/1 25/1 28/166-1, well-held fifth of seven in novice at Bath (5f, good) on his debut 20 days ago; lots more is required from this son of Soldier's Call.
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Chris Hayes 9%J S Bolger 7%—No signal28/1Home-bred Parish Hall gelding; dam unraced sister to 1m2f winner Ambitious Approach, out of once-raced half-sister to 2m-3m hurdle/chase winner Istimraar; worth a market check on debut.
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Oliver Stammers 12%Charlie Johnston 13%1-2370No signal11/4 6/1 11/4Front-runner who landed three 1m handicaps last autumn, the last two at Newcastle (Tapeta); twice placed off 2lb higher at Kempton (1m3f, Polytrack) earlier this year, but may be vulnerable to an improver; visor replaces cheekpieces.
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George Bass 12%Denis Coakley 11%-45311No signal6/1 11/2 6/1Bids for a hat-trick after two wins at Bath (1m2f, firm), beating Galaxy Wonder by half a length on the latest occasion; up another 2lb, but still a big player in his current mood.
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Danny Gilligan 12%Peter Maher 1%P0679-No signal10/1 FCST 9/1Having finished second at Naas in April, won this off 4lb lower last year and was third at Roscommon next time; hasn't threatened since on softer terrain but decent ground is key to her and she might bounce back to form; usual rider has jumped ship to Shannon Bank, but sub isn't too shabby.
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73-690No signal40/1 33/1 40/1Dual-purpose AW winner; out of form at Dundalk earlier this year and disappointing return to turf at the Curragh eight days ago; eased 1lb and down in trip, but others arrive in better fettle.
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David Loughnane 12%513303No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Both wins over 7f, the second here in March; good third to a subsequent winner at Newbury (1m, good) last time but not sure this step up in trip will suit as she can pull hard.
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J M Sheridan 11%53-311No signal11/4 FCST 5/2Winning favourite on his last two starts, in a 1m maiden at this venue and over a longer trip in a Naas conditions event; up 11lb but still 16lb inferior to stablemate Hardy Warrior
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Richard Hughes 15%24-23No signal10/3 11/4 3/1Placed on three of his four runs, last time finishing third over 7f at Wolverhampton; has since had wind surgery; interesting, but was below par only previous run on turf.
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Rob Hornby 12%Jonathan Portman 13%5422-4No signal5/1 4/1 5/1Consistent since handicapping including a win at Ffos Las (1m6f, soft) just under a year ago; may have needed last month's Salisbury return (1m6f, good), but good to firm ground would be a concern.
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Andrea Pinna 10%Joey Ramsden 7%-02724No signal22/1 18/1 20/1Stable going well and she has run two sound races on Southwell Tapeta (1m/1m3f) this spring; wouldn't rule out but has run below her best in both starts here (1m4f and 8.5f).
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Jessica O'Gorman 10%63070-No signal18/1A winner of six races when trained in Britain but failed to hit the frame for this stable last season; on a dangerous mark but lacks a run and likely best watched.
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Jack Kearney 9%Stephen Thorne 12%57-003No signal7/1 FCST 13/2Four wins last year, including over 1m at this track on soft in April; career-best when landing a very competitive fillies' handicap at Leopardstown last September; not in the same form on first two starts this year; slowly away over 7f here last time, staying-on third was a decent effort in the circumstances.
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G. F. Carroll 10%Gavin Cromwell 11%—No signal14/1Pinatubo gelding; E75,000 yearling; closely related to 7f-1m4f winner Golden Lyra (inc 2yo/AW/Listed; RPR 109), half-brother to winners Going Gone (1m2f/1m4f; 103) and Sir Callisto (9.5f turf/1m4f AW; 84); dam unraced sister to German Derby winner Sea The Moon; plenty to like on paper; market can guide.
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Kieren Fox 10%454352No signal7/2 FCST 10/3Rated much higher when joining this yard in autumn 2024; remained consistent enough off a sliding mark during the winter but needs more if he's to snap the losing run.
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Jim Boyle 10%242-34No signal15/2 13/2 7/1Epsom winner last August for regular partner Donagh Murphy off a 5lb lower mark; fair comeback over C&D behind Buy The Dip in April (6lb better off today) but didn't build on that back on turf a fortnight ago.
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Finley Marsh 14%Richard Hughes 15%—No signal15/2 15/2 7/185,000euros yearling by Ghayyaith; eighth foal; half-sister to four winners including Fortunino (Italian 1m3f-1m7f including Listed; RPR 105), Fresnel (1m AW; 99) and Sea Lantern (1m4f; 87); unraced dam closely related to 1m4f-1m6f Group 3 winner Profound Beauty; stable has a healthy strike-rate with 2yos this year; one to note for market confidence.
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Colin Keane 16%Noel Meade 11%-28583No signal3/1 FCST 5/2Has dropped a long way in the ratings; well exposed but has a decent chance in a race of this standard, especially since he finished in front of Accelereight (improved last time) at Navan in March.
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Ray Dawson 14%Robert Cowell 13%254486No signalSP FCST 12/1Pulled hard when well behind three of these as favourite over C&D a month ago; another poor one on turf since tempers enthusiasm. -
Brian Hayes 10%W. P. Mullins 26%/2227-No signal5/1Cost plenty after winning a good-ground bumper at Cheltenham last April; turned over at 4-7 on stable/hurdling debut in January; reversed form with the winner when second to highly talented Zanoosh in Listed contest at Navan (2m4f, heavy); returned to bumpers then, second to useful mare at Naas, beaten a long way against geldings last time.
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Ray Dawson 14%Joseph Parr 12%33548No signal9/1 11/1 9/1Lightly-raced but beat only one home at this track (7f, AW) in April on his handicap debut; a first-time tongue-tie is fitted and still has time on his side.
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J M Sheridan 11%506No signal14/1 FCST 12/1Maiden form is unconvincing; feasible that she will find her level in this grade but needs to show a spark of improvement.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Oliver Cole 11%2614-4No signal10/1 FCST 9/1She made a low-key return to action at Salisbury four weeks ago but she had been on the up as a 3yo and she could continue that progress with a run under her belt.
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0-000No signal33/1 28/1 25/1Weak maiden form, last of 13 on heavy ground at Navan on his only handicap start; has been gelded and now hooded for the first time
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Edward Greatrex 14%John O'Shea 9%244387No signal16/1 16/1 14/1Was running well at 6f and 7f here in the spring but he's never won on the AW and has seemingly gone off the boil a touch, having run a rare moderate race at Chepstow recently.
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Danny Gilligan 12%42/3-7No signal10/1 FCST 9/1Second in three bumpers and a Ballinrobe maiden hurdle; well held on return at Killarney; headgear.
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Keith Donoghue 13%A. J. Martin 7%08605-No signal5/2Failed to fire on the Flat last time but had previously returned to hurdles (dual winner) with a respectable fifth of 21 in a Listed handicap at Punchestown (2m, yielding); off the same mark here in a less demanding race.
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Orla Tynan 12%A. Slattery 11%132-80No signal7/1 FCST 6/1Won off 1lb lower at Thurles last October (1m, gd-yld), her last start in this grade; soundly beaten both starts this term but could revive back in 0-60 company.
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Tom Marquand 16%Ed Walker 16%455-3No signal7/1 11/2 6/1Fair AW form over 7f last season; well beaten third on firm ground at Bath on handicap debut (1m); first run at this sort of trip.
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G. F. Carroll 10%—No signal40/1Alkumait filly, half-sister to six winners inc Chuck Willis (Listed-placed 5f-1m inc 2yo/US/Canadian dirt; RPR 102), Imaginarium (1m1f Flat, 96; 2m hurdle) and Xebec (1m2f-1m4f; 95); dam 7f winner (inc 2yo/AW; 79); likely best watched on debut unless the market speaks.
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Ross Coakley 10%—No signal11/1 FCST 10/1200,000gns yearling; seventh foal, by St Mark's Basilica; gelded half-brother to winners Rock'n Swing (French Group-placed 7.5f 2yo/1m; RPR 102), Richmond Avenue (French Listed-placed 7f; 101) and Nova Roma (1m2f; 88); dam Group-placed 7f AW 2yo winner (98), half-sister to Dubai Millennium; sports tongue-tie on debut; betting will be best guide to his chance.
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Tyler Heard 7%Richard Hughes 15%4-No signal12/170,000gns yearling by St Mark's Basilica; ran green when 2.75l fourth of eight over 6f here last November; that form fair and should improve now up in trip; each-way chance.
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Kyle McHugh 7%53No signal7/1 11/2 13/2Shadwell castoff by Frankel; finished third in a Huntingdon bumper (2m, good); two fair runs on the Flat since, the first when fifth of eight at Southwell (1m4f); drop in trip not sure to suit and looks one for handicaps.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Ralph Beckett 19%—No signal10/1 12/1 9/142,000gns yearling; first foal; by Zoustar; dam multiple 5f AW winner (including 2yo; RPR 104), half-sister to winners No Jet Lag (US 1m Grade 2) and Optari (French Group-placed 6f 2yo), out of 6f 2yo Listed winner; yard going well and 3-8 with their juveniles this year; likely contender on this debut.
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Ray Dawson 14%Charles Hills 14%—No signal40/1 33/1 28/162,000euros foal, 75,000euros yearling; fifth foal; Blackbeard half-brother to 6f AW winner Dyed In The Wool (RPR 74); dam 5f 2yo winner (76), half-sister to four winners out of US 6f stakes winner; not ruled out on debut but he may well improve for the outing.
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Jimmy Dalton 6%0090-0No signal40/1 33/1 28/1Dual-purpose maiden; tailed off when last of 19 on return to the Flat at Leopardstown over 1m5f; big drop in trip now; impossible to fancy.
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Martin Dunne 12%—No signal33/1 FCST 28/1First foal; dam twice-raced half-sister to winners Annie Salts (5f), Flashy Diva (6f 2yo) and Mister Mackenzie (German/French/Belgian 6.5f-8.5f); probably best watched on debut; stable also runs Rianka.
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Hector Crouch 18%Ben Case 11%107-75No signal16/1 12/1 14/1Drops in grade and now 2lb below her last winning mark, but well beaten in both starts since returning in April; probably needs further than this now.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%Ivan Furtado 10%634086No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Enjoyed a successful winter on Tapeta at a lowly level and is back on a workable mark; again didn't look to quite see out 9.5f here three weeks ago; may well be dropped in from a wide stall.
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Kaiya Fraser 12%Ruth Carr 12%5172-1No signal11/1 9/1 10/1No sign at all of age wearying him during the winter, having won over C&D in November, and he returned from a break as fresh as paint with a 7f win at Southwell last month; back up 4lb; one of a few to consider.
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Dougie Costello 10%Martin Keighley 14%—No signal125/1 FCST 80/1£1,800 yearling; second foal; by Rich History; dam once-raced half-sister to winners Hogmanay (4.5f/7f including 2yo/US) and Clock Tower (Italian 1m), out of 7f Group 3 winner; likely to be better for this debut run.
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Marco Ghiani 16%Martin Dunne 12%84No signal125/1 FCST 100/1Well beaten in both starts, over 6f at Southwell (AW) and Lingfield (good) during the spring; major improvement needed.
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W. M. Lordan 16%Aidan O'Brien 22%231-06No signal4/1 4/1 7/2Made all in back-end 1m nursery at Leopardstown (yielding to soft); unable to land a blow in 7f Guineas Trial at same venue last month, but finished not far off some useful types; sights lowered now after a Listed run at Naas; cheekpieces fitted; sole filly of her age in this race.
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Pat Dobbs 14%Richard Hannon 12%3231-2No signal11/4Off the mark upped to 1m2f at Windsor last June; gelded prior to finishing second on his reappearance/handicap debut 11 days ago (1m2f, good to soft), pulling clear with the winner having travelled strongly; a 3lb rise won't help but he isn't fully exposed and returning to 1m shouldn't be an issue.
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George Downing 10%Ed Walker 16%3431-6No signal20/1 FCST 18/1Had some good form in defeat prior to landing an AW maiden last October (6f; 1-4 favourite); not at his best at Kempton in March but this mark is in range judged on his fourth at York's Ebor meeting.
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Shane Foley 11%0-76No signal11/2 FCST 5/1Maiden form not good enough to generate confidence for this first handicap attempt.
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090No signal16/1 12/1 16/1Three moderate displays in maidens over shorter trips; may be competitive in this grade for a top stable.
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Luke Morris 12%James Owen 18%2292-4No signal10/3 FCST 3/1Got off the mark on her stable debut at Chester (7f, good) last July and has performed with credit on each run since bar a poor effort on soft at Sandown in August; should be better for her reappearance at this track (1m, AW) when fourth of six in March and holds claims in first-time cheekpieces.
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Luke Morris 12%Archie Watson 15%5No signal14/1 11/1 12/1Caught the eye on debut when fifth of eight at Yarmouth (6f, good; 3-1) 12 days ago when, after travelling well, he looked to blow up; should benefit from the run and ought to go well.
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Robert Havlin 15%David Menuisier 13%214-57No signal13/2 17/2 13/2Has won four of 12 races on the AW, three over C&D, and the latest at Southwell last October (1m3f) off this mark; should come on for her latest run in April when back from a break; can go well.
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Tom Marquand 16%Rod Millman 13%312956No signal7/1 FCST 13/2Two 1m wins on AW this spring, in a Lingfield classified event and a Kempton handicap; just respectable efforts in the meantime (slightly hampered at Bath recently) but she had excuses when last tried over 7f and might yet do better at this trip.
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24-315No signal7/2 7/2 10/3Scored off 3lb lower at Dundalk (7f) on penultimate; came up short on return to turf when a 3l fifth off revised mark at Fairyhouse (7f, good); eased 2lb and worth a go at 1m on that evidence; place shout.
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000007No signal125/1 80/1 125/10-6 and has looked limited; heavy defeats in claimers the last twice; impossible to make a case for.
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Jonny Peate 9%Sam England 15%0-5No signal125/1 FCST 100/1Ex-Irish; has shown fair form over hurdles; well beaten over C&D on stable debut last month; likely to fare better when going handicapping.
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00/No signal80/1 FCST 66/1Beaten a shade under 60l in bumpers here and at Limerick; the last was in late 2024.
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Saffie Osborne 14%Jack Jones 12%460-79No signal16/1 12/1 16/1Last four efforts leave plenty to be desired but has dropped 2lb lower than for the latest of two wins at Nottingham (1m2f) last July; respected if the first-time cheekpieces bring about a resurgence.
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Darragh O'Keeffe 13%1434-2No signal5/4Won good-ground bumper on last summer's debut; good level of form in four starts over hurdles; third in Listed contest at Thurles before Christmas; fourth when odds-on at Fairyhouse in April; little wrong with her second to 122-rated foe at Punchestown; tongue-tie added.
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Ray Dawson 14%Charles Hills 14%75No signal14/1 11/1 12/1Improved on his debut run when 3l fifth in a Kempton novice last time (7f, standard to slow; 125-1, bit to find with third-placed Chasse Patate); further progress likely; each-way chance.
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Reese Holohan 10%M K Flannery 7%276311No signal9/1 FCST 17/2Five-time winner is 3-14 on turf; has notched up back-to-back wins at Navan (1m2f, heavy) and on debut for this yard at Ballinrobe (1m5f, gd-yld); has gone up 14lb but has won off 2lb higher on the AW, so still on a feasible mark.
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Shane Foley 11%514No signal9/1 15/2 9/1Maiden winner over 1m at this venue on his second start; unable to reward market support at Listowel yesterday, but ran with credit in fourth. -
P. J. McDonald 14%Richard Hughes 15%6135-0No signal25/1 22/1 25/1Won twice over 6f as a 2yo, including an Ascot nursery off 4lb lower; she needs to leave her Newmarket reappearance well behind if she is come out on top this time.
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/79-99No signal40/1 FCST 28/1Huge prices and no worthwhile form in five starts over 7f-1m6f on the AW; visor given a go this time, but makes little appeal on turf debut after another 80 days off.
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046175No signal9/1 FCST 15/2Well held at a short price round Bath last time but paid for going with a strong pace; had hit traffic here previously and this mark should be within range for a yard also responsible for Terries Royale.
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Rob Hornby 12%Andrew Balding 18%2No signal2/1 9/4 2/1Her inexperience was evident on her Yarmouth debut (6f, good to soft), drifting to the far rail over 2f out but keeping on for second behind a cosy winner; open to improvement; one to take seriously.
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Cieren Fallon 18%Tom Clover 17%22-No signal3/1 5/2 11/4Second over C&D on last July's debut and he filled the same spot at Wolverhampton one month later; gelded and had a wind op since last seen; should be in the thick of it.
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Rose Dawes(3) 13%Mark Usher 10%5-5037No signal10/1 12/1 10/1Won her first two as a 2yo and entered handicaps on an unrealistic mark; best efforts of late have come on Tapeta but she's won on Polytrack and has been offering more of late; capable at this level.
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63649-No signal22/1 16/1 20/1Limited maiden for William Haggas and changed hands last autumn for 6,000gns; off for five months since hanging right (not for the first time) over 9.5f here for new yard and is now tried in headgear for the first time.
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Luke Morris 12%Laura Mongan 5%346140No signal28/1 FCST 25/1Enjoyed a revival for James Owen and this yard earlier in the year, with three wins, including two round here; up in the weights now, though, and finished well behind a couple of these over C&D a month ago; needs more from somewhere.
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Richard Hannon 12%297No signal12/1 FCST 9/1Unexposed; second in a Kempton maiden in March (1m3f; 9-4; winner now rated 86) but has been beaten double-digit lengths in two turf runs since; interesting on back on AW on handicap debut.
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Edward Greatrex 14%Ralph Beckett 19%2No signal9/4 7/4 2/1Took a while to find her feet but shaped with considerable promise when runner-up in a Salisbury maiden (7f, good to firm) last month; should have come on a bundle and be suited by the step up in trip on this AW debut.
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Eoghan Finegan 10%P E Collins 16%7-7No signal66/1Beaten 54l in both hurdle starts.
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452P-7No signal14/1 12/1 14/1Placed in two bumpers for Seamus Fahey and second in 2m1f Killarney handicap hurdle in October when with Gavin Cromwell; unfancied on stable debut, and first run of the year, when mid-field in Wexford chase; might prefer farther, but not out of it.
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Colin Keane 16%W. P. Mullins 26%52-No signal7/2 FCST 10/3Promise when fifth on debut at the Curragh (1m1f, yld-sft) last September; denied by a head at Leopardstown when last seen in October and the fourth from that race has since gone close in a Group 3; fascinating runner for champion jumps trainer.
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Scott Dixon 7%884352No signal11/1 17/2 8/1Only gone whoosh once, when winning a Polytrack handicap for Richard Hannon last spring; regressed since, often from the front, but holds claims on her latest turf second to a subsequent winner.
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0-4570No signal10/1 FCST 17/2Poor Irish maiden who's still to finish placed after 15 starts; trainer's record here down the years (11-41) entitles her to some respect on her Tapeta debut at this lower level though; interesting to see how she goes in the market.
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Craig Benton 11%-42198No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Goes back to the blinkers worn for both Newcastle wins, latterly off 3lb lower, for Iain Jardine in the winter but again no sign of the usual tongue-tie; big price and well held for his new yard on turf a few weeks ago.
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Jack Nicholls(3) 12%K. R. Burke 20%2-3153No signal8/1 17/2 8/1Won a Newcastle novice in February (1m) and sound third in an 8.5f handicap here last time; shapes as though she will stay this far (well beaten on turf when tried at 1m2f); each-way chance.
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Jack Cleary 8%0-No signal150/1 125/1 150/1125-1 and ran accordingly on debut at the Curragh; seems safe to rule out on that evidence.
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A. J. Martin 7%56-312No signal8/1 FCST 7/1In fine form over 1m4f on the AW since return from a break; won off 72 in early April and close second off revised mark later that month; raised another 3lb for that but can't be discounted on return to turf (won on good ground in France).
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Hector Crouch 18%John Butler 13%-51432No signal7/1 6/1 13/27-32 on the AW and 2-19 on turf, but he has performed well on grass in his last two starts including when chasing home a stablemate at Yarmouth (1m2f, good) 12 days ago after meeting trouble; should run his race.
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Gina Mangan 11%3925-1No signal15/2 FCST 7/1Made light of a five-month absence when making all in 5f handicap at Bath 35 days ago, holding on by a nose from The Thames Boatman; not taken lightly despite a 3lb rise.
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Mr J M Halford 12%E Bolger 13%4194-1No signal2/1 7/4 32/17Has a particular fondness for Killarney and won for the fifth time there three weeks ago, where he beat What Path by 1.5l over a slightly shorter trip; was just doing enough, so headgear back on; likes good ground.
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Robert Havlin 15%Adam Kirby 12%-56921No signal10/3 3/1 11/4Won two of her last three starts for previous yard (7f; AW and turf) once tongue tied; has come to hand for new connections on AW of late, finishing well into second of 13 at Wolverhampton (about 1m) then slowly away but getting to the front quite readily at Southwell (7f) since; now 4lb higher but should have another race in her.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Chris Gordon 13%423426No signal4/1 FCST 7/2Nothing wrong with his C&D second a month ago and was unlucky back on turf last time (same Bath handicap he won last season), when hitting plenty of traffic; will rightly be popular.
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Daniel Muscutt 14%—No signal33/1 FCST 28/126,000euros yearling, 3,000gns 2yo; Coulsty colt; half-brother to 5f winner End Of Story (RPR 90); dam, unraced half-sister to winners Inverleigh (5.7f Listed) and Setarhe (Group-placed 6f 2yo), is out of an unraced half-sister to German 1m2f Group 1 winner Ransom O'War; the betting should prove an accurate guide for this newcomer.
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Jack Mitchell 16%Ollie Sangster 14%—No signal9/1 8/1 9/1£9,000 yearling; Space Traveller filly; half-sister to Czech 5f-7f winner Rabbit Zoustar; dam, placed over 6f (RPR 78), is a half-sister to Canadian 1m4f Grade 1 winner Wigmore Hall and US 1m1f Grade 1 winner Ocean Road; possibilities on her debut.
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W. J. Lee 16%52-0No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Placed in a 1m2f Ripon maiden (good) for former yard; soundly beaten on debut for this stable at the Curragh (1m, heavy); worth a market check on handicap debut, though rain would be a concern.
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W. J. Lee 16%0-6320No signal7/1 13/2 7/1Went up an aggregate 21lb for three handicap wins last season; seemed to be improving when second at Limerick in April, beaten only a nose; Curragh run eight days ago (17th of 19) was too bad to be true; 7-2 chance then, interesting to see if the market is prepared to overlook that showing.
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Jack Callan 14%John Butler 13%37-262No signal11/4His losing run is gathering momentum and he has not won over 5f for three years; went close at Goodwood last month (5f, good) though and he should remain a potent force at this level.
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A. Slattery 11%—No signal10/1 FCST 17/2Elzaam filly; sister to 1m2f-12.4f Flat (RPR 99) and useful 2m-2m2f hurdle winner Smooth Tom, half-sister to 1m6f Flat (89) and useful 1m7f-2m1f hurdle/chase winner Royal Hollow; from a family the trainer knows well and could go well on debut.
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Philip Byrnes 12%C Byrnes 12%41430-No signal9/1 FCST 8/1Dual-purpose gelding who is consistent in the main and he was returning from a lengthy break when never that competitive at Punchestown a month ago; perhaps a shade high in the weights, even if he can return to best.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Charlie Johnston 13%3No signal11/8 32/17 5/4Second foal of a 6f juvenile winner; shaped with promise when third in a Musselburgh novice 11 days ago (7f, good); bit green that day so should fare even better this time.
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W. J. Lee 16%K J Condon 11%3-6502No signal7/4 31/19 3/20-6 and rated 74; some solid efforts in defeat, including a 0.5l third of 13 in a Naas maiden last August (6f, good); shaped like worth another go at 1m when a keeping on second in a 7f claimer at Roscommon latest; player.
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W. J. Lee 16%0-88No signal12/1 11/1 10/1Has shown very little in maidens but the stable's current form (Flat and jumps) provides some encouragement for his prospects in his first handicap.
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Andrew Balding 18%92-34No signal15/2 5/1 6/1Has shown ability and was only just behind Parisian Scholar when fourth of five on handicap debut at Kempton (1m3f, Polytrack) in April; might not come into his own until contesting a strongly run race in a bigger field, though.
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Shane Foley 11%31-5No signal9/1 FCST 17/2Bellewstown maiden winner on second start last August (12.5f, good); modest effort on seasonal return in six-runner Killarney race; the form of that Bellewstown race has worked out and she could go well on handicap debut; preferred by Foley.
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Dylan Hogan 11%7-3334No signal13/2 5/1 11/2Just 3-44 but she is consistent and has winning form over C&D; was returning from 87 days off when beaten about 4l into fourth of 11 behind Moon Over The Sea here last month and should finish closer on 5lb better terms; new headgear combination.
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Andrew Balding 18%—No signal20/1 14/1 12/1Fourth foal; by Night Of Thunder; brother to 6f/1m AW winner Storm Star (RPR 106), half-brother to 6f 2yo winner Planet Seeker (80); dam 6f/7f winner (including 2yo/Group 3; 113), half-sister to winners Foxtrot Lady (7f Group 3) and Dance Of Fire (useful 1m-1m2f including 2yo); yard going well and no surprise were he to feature on this debut.
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Mason Paetel(3) 11%James Owen 18%/9230-No signal18/1 FCST 16/1Ex-William Haggas; still a maiden but showed a fair level of ability last year, notably when placed in novices at Leicester (7f) and Newmarket (1m), but she was well below her best in a Chelmsford AW handicap on final start (1m2f); sold 30,000gns since; acts on AW but has stamina to prove.
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1210-4No signal11/2Looked well suited by 7f when winning twice at two; faced a stiff task when the outsider of four in a conditions race at Cork on seasonal debut; second-best of the Joseph O'Brien squad on official figures, 3lb ahead of Perisher.
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J M Sheridan 11%90078No signal5/2 9/4 5/2No sign of winning potential in three qualifying runs at 6f-1m2f on testing ground; mid-field on handicap debut at Roscommon, not beaten far; beaten favourite at Down Royal on Friday, 7f looked inadequate then, may do better now if cheekpieces do the trick
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R. P. Cleary 6%—No signal28/1 25/1 28/1Dawn Approach filly; dam runner-up 6f 2yo (RPR 74), half-sister to winners New Treasure (6f 2yo Group 3) and Regheeb (useful 1m-1m2f), out of 6f 2yo/7f Group 3 winner; a bit of appeal on paper, so check the betting.
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James Ryan 7%0800-No signal50/1Ran in strong maidens; down the field in a nursery at Naas last September; gelded now and has changed stable.
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Chris Hayes 9%D K Weld 13%73560-No signal16/1 14/1 16/1C&D winner in 2024; added another over 1m1f at Leopardstown last June; ran creditably when fifth behind today's rival Pink Oxalis at Leopardstown last September; out of her depth in a Listed race at Dundalk on final start last season.
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Cieren Fallon 18%Brian Meehan 9%—No signal20/1 16/1 18/1£42,000 yearling; ninth foal; by Showcasing; closely related to three winners including Sash (1m including AW/USA; RPR 99) and Onight (7f AW/UAE; 96), half-sister to two winners including White Willow (9.4f-1m4f; 89); dam 1m 2yo winner (80), out of 1m2f Group 1 winner; stable 0-6 with 2yos in 2026.
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Oliver Stammers 12%Charlie Johnston 13%253182No signal11/4Has generally been consistent this year, winning for the first time on turf at Musselburgh (7f, good) in April; recorded a rare blip at Leicester last month but back on track when runner-up at Ayr (7f, good to firm) 12 days ago; respected.
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TBANoel Meade 11%3121-7No signal14/1Second reserve; enjoyed an excellent campaign last season which included two wins at Leopardstown (1m4f, good and 1m5f, good); 1m2f too sharp on return there latest and could do better now stepped back up in trip.
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Harry Vigors(5) 12%Tony Carroll 13%302348No signal9/1 FCST 8/1Three Newcastle wins for Richard Spencer over the winter, latterly off 5lb lower, and remained competitive before changing hands for 5,000gns; usual tongue-tie/blinkers absent for his new yard latest (same again here), when well below par on turf.
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Rob Hornby 12%Andrew Balding 18%2-136No signal12/1 FCST 10/1Down the field on his handicap debut at Haydock in April (extended 1m2f, good to firm); in good hands but doesn't appeal as being ahead of his mark.
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Robert Havlin 15%Tony Carroll 13%-68460No signal11/1 17/2 9/1Dual soft-ground winner for Michael Appleby in 2024 but it's been downhill since returning from almost a year off, with plenty of poor efforts at short prices to his name; said to have been unsuited by Chepstow's undulations last time; this is easier down 3lb.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Richard Hughes 15%462921No signal7/1 FCST 13/2Multiple AW winner; quirky sort who often starts slowly but he finally got off the mark (in a change of headgear) on turf in 5f Goodwood handicap last month; up 3lb but he can make his presence felt again.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Mark Rimell 12%64-053No signal3/1 FCST 5/2Multiple wins include four over C&D; his losing AW run goes back two years but he's on a handy mark now and showed he can make it pay when close up at Bath (1m) recently after getting checked in his run; blinkers return and Oisin Murphy rides for the first time; can be involved.
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Mr J Dunne 6%31-No signal2/1 FCST 7/4Built on her pleasing debut to win on yielding ground at Clonmel (2m4f) by a comfortable 8l; didn't beat rubbish that day and, from the family of Bellshill, she looks a nice prospect.
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Marco Ghiani 16%546No signal16/1 12/1 14/1Unplaced in three starts over 7f on the AW this year, but looks interesting up in trip for her handicap/turf debut given her stamina-laden pedigree on the dam's side; refused to enter the stalls at Nottingham last month.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Owen Burrows 21%6697-5No signal13/2 11/2 6/17f maiden win on AW last April; faced some stiff tasks afterwards and came up short; well backed on last month's seasonal/stable debut (7f, AW), staying on best (fastest final-furlong sectional) for fifth in a race not run to suit; worth another crack at 1m on that evidence; may yet do better.
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Reese Holohan 10%J G Coogan 1%009No signal22/1 FCST 18/1Weak form in maidens over shorter trips; rider's useful claim is the only obvious positive.
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Shane Foley 11%73-081No signal4/1 4/1 7/2Two wins last year, including over 1m at this venue; two moderate runs this term, including in a Sligo race in which Chico Guerrera was second, before returning to form with a winning display at Roscommon a fortnight ago; made all over the extended 7f then, this trip is within her range; 5lb extra does not seem harsh.
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Stevie Donohoe 12%Ollie Sangster 14%6-7704No signal7/2 9/2 10/3Ex-Irish gelding who struggled in three runs early in the year for Barry Brennan; well backed for his new yard on Tapeta early last month, when things didn't pan out his way, and is on an attractive mark currently; shortlisted.
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Dean Ivory 9%282740No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Longstanding maiden who missed a chunk of his career; tried in three forms of headgear this year, including when fourth behind two of these over C&D a month ago, and is given another try without today.
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16P7-6No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Her sole career win came in a 2m6f handicap hurdle here in September; beaten 22l in a 2m4f handicap on her belated chase debut but it wasn't a bad run.
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Sean Flanagan 10%E McNamara 10%43-No signal12/1Sister to 134-rated hurdler Dream On Baby showed potential in two bumpers in early autumn; will come for this, but not ruled out.
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Jamie Spencer 12%Oliver Cole 11%/21-65No signal13/8 3/2 18/13Won two of his first four starts, including at this track on his handicap debut last June (7f, good); both runs this season have been respectable and he could take a step forward with a tongue-tie added.
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David Marnane 10%0787-0No signal20/1 FCST 18/1Veteran is a six-time AW winner but 0-33 on turf; no success since December 2023 and never involved on seasonal return at Killarney 20 days ago; others preferred.
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Georgia Dobie 10%Clive Cox 17%—No signal10/1 9/1 10/11,000gns yearling, £20,000 2yo; dam, 5f winner (RPR 78), is a half-sister to 9.4f/1m2f winner Shaheen Saqaar, out of German 7f Listed winner; stable's juveniles are going well so this Ardad colt is a likely player starting out here.
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Harry Davies 13%Chris Gordon 13%1438-8No signal16/1 22/1 16/1Back to a winning mark and last month's return to action saw her caught out wide at Kempton; drops to 5f for the first time on her 28th start; others appeal more. -
Joe Leavy 11%Richard Hannon 12%211No signal9/2 9/2 4/1Confirmed the promise of his Chelmsford debut when running away with a Ripon novice in April; made hard work of defying his penalty at Doncaster 16 days ago, hanging left under pressure, but he was strong at the finish; still has potential and he's one to take seriously on this handicap debut.
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3P43-0No signal16/1 FCST 14/1Close up in a 2m handicap hurdle at Limerick (soft to heavy; first-time tongue-tie) before finishing well behind on his chase debut back there 11 days ago when an early mistake didn't help his cause; could have a part to play if avoiding similar mishaps.
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Jamie Spencer 12%Ian Williams 11%669333No signal12/1 10/1 12/1Third in his last three starts, but may not have achieved that much and remains without a win on the Flat since the end of 2023; others more compelling.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%8-No signal14/1 16/1 11/128-1 when a well-beaten eighth of 11 in a Newmarket fillies' maiden (7f, good) last October; bred to do better at some point.
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Tom Marquand 16%William Haggas 23%79No signal16/1Fair 4.5l seventh of nine on Yarmouth debut (1m) but well beaten ninth of ten at Redcar last week (1m, good to firm); needs much more on AW debut.
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Jason Watson 13%Charles Hills 14%8-5No signal12/1Out of the frame in both starts over 7f, firstly at Newmarket (good to firm) last August and at Lingfield (AW) in January; returns from another absence, but the drop in trip may suit.
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Billy Loughnane 18%George Boughey 18%6No signal7/2 4/1 7/216-1, hinted at promise when sixth of 12 in maiden here (6f, good to firm) on his debut nine days ago; this son of Perfect Power can build on it for good yard.
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Jack Callan 14%Neil King 22%-56125No signal11/1 17/2 9/1Fell in both hurdle starts, after which he was rerouted to the Flat; made a successful handicap debut at Southwell (1m3f, hooded first time) in April and two runs since have both been respectable; more needed to come out on top in this field.
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Mark Usher 10%09-007No signal10/1 FCST 9/1Useful 2yo for Charles Hills who struggled badly during a limited campaign last season; handicapper quick to ease off and it wouldn't be the biggest shock were he to pop up for a yard also responsible for Searchingtheblues.
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William Carson 10%Michael Blake 12%57-No signal80/1 FCST 66/1Well held in both starts, at Bath (5.7f, firm) and Brighton (5f, good) for Jamie Osborne last August (hooded each time); makes her stable debut (same owner) after nine months off; probably best watched.
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Jamie Osborne 12%330-00No signal28/1 FCST 22/1Encouraging third on his debut for Richard Fahey in April 2025; fair third for current trainer in Meydan last November but well held on three subsequent runs there; hard to fancy on his return to Britain.
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David Probert 13%65-364No signal7/2 7/2 10/3Better record on Polytrack than turf and the handicapper's given him every chance, with him now 3lb lower than when not beaten far as favourite over C&D in January; looks set to go well back on the AW.
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3-1225No signal16/1 16/1 14/1Dual-purpose; 1-9 on turf on the Flat; won on the AW (1m4f) off 4lb lower in January and has generally held form well since; hasn't won on turf since 2023, however, and others make more appeal.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Jack Jones 12%-35079No signal8/1 10/1 13/2Tapeta win last summer came off this mark and the booking of Rossa Ryan is a positive as he returns to the AW after three ordinary efforts on turf; not always looked straightforward and interesting to see whether support comes this time.
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Philip Byrnes 12%/0089-No signal12/1His best hurdles form for Charles Byrnes seems long gone and he's now regressive; well beaten in his previous chase this January.
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Chelsea Banham 15%-77953No signal9/2Missed a chunk of last year and has slid to a competitive mark for his current yard; just behind Southbank over C&D a month ago and is one to consider back in headgear (second-time blinkers).
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Jack Dace(5) 10%Iain Jardine 12%3531-4No signal9/1 7/1 8/1Fair form in France at up to 1m4f; 50-1 for his stable debut at Chester (10.3f, good) this month and he ran well for a close fourth; drops into a Class 4 and he could yet do better; good to firm ground would be a first.
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Luke Morris 12%054-5No signal17/2 13/2 8/1Fourth of 13 behind Talk Of New York on his third start at Kempton (1m, Polytrack) last October, but having been gelded he looked one-paced when fifth of seven on handicap/turf debut at Windsor (11.4f, good) a fortnight ago; needs to improve for the cheekpieces, but that is possible.
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Joey Haynes 10%Chelsea Banham 15%1-2100No signal25/1 20/1 22/1Took advantage of a sliding mark round Lingfield in the winter (last four wins come there but is fine on Tapeta); off the boil since and this is a bit tougher; would want to see some support tonight.
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Oisin Murphy 22%John Butler 13%4-1821No signal3/1 FCST 11/4Has won two of her last four races, both over this C&D, the latest off 2lb lower last month; on a career-high mark but Oisin Murphy keeps the ride and has to be considered.
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Dylan Hogan 11%Robert Edwards 21%965-0No signal40/1 FCST 33/1Far from disgraced on her final start for Dominic Ffrench Davis at Kempton (7f, AW) last autumn, but never figured on stable/handicap debut there (1m) 12 days ago; bred to stay, but improvement is needed.
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Chris Hayes 9%005-43No signal15/2 6/1 13/2Showed next to nothing in three turf maidens and a nursery; improved when switched to AW action at Dundalk; could be in the mix here if progress transfers to turf.
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Brian Hayes 10%W. P. Mullins 26%/835-FNo signal7/2 FCST 10/3Remote third at Wexford her best finishing position; can be keen and described as 'a very difficult ride' when connections were called in by the stewards after she was fifth at Ballinrobe; after a year's absence, ran in the corresponding race at Ballinrobe last week, keen again and had weakened out of it when falling at the last; readily opposed on handicap debut.
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Mr J Dunne 6%Ian O'Connor 6%211S-2No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Useful 3m hurdler for Willie Mullins before fruitless spell over fences in Britain; seems to have been revitalised by point-to-points, winning three in the spring; in contention when slipping up in banks race at Punchestown; chased home Solitary Man at Killarney and 3lb better off here.
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98/7-0No signal150/1Tailed off in three bumpers and suffered the same fate on hurdle debut; cheekpieces tried.
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Joe Leavy 11%Richard Hannon 12%-01064No signal4/1Resumed winning ways at Musselburgh (5f) in April but below form all three runs since, fourth of six at Haydock (5f) 11 days ago; this course winner is handily weighted if back on his A-game though.
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Keith Donoghue 13%Gavin Cromwell 11%086-13No signal4/7 FCST 1/2Much improved to make a successful stable debut in a 2m handicap hurdle at Punchestown and she nearly followed up on chase debut at Downpatrick (2m3f, good to yielding); jumped soundly enough that day and the one to beat here.
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2120-3No signal4/1 FCST 7/2Won a novice at Killarney in October (2m1f, yielding) and probably posted a similar effort when third in a handicap there last month; solid chance off an untouched mark.
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A. Slattery 11%5No signal14/1Saxon Warrior gelding; kept on nicely on debut here (1m, gd-yld) when a 14-1 shot; looks well worth a go at this longer trip and could challenge for minor money if building on that debut effort.
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Robert Havlin 15%Michael Appleby 13%-75341No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Took advantage of a sliding mark when easily winning an ordinary Nottingham handicap from the front five weeks ago; drawn to attack again and fine on Tapeta but an 8lb rise will test him into a deeper race.
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Harry Davies 13%Clive Cox 17%—No signal15/2 FCST 7/1160,000euros yearling; by Supremacy; tenth foal; sister to 7.5f winner Substance (RPR 81), half-sister to winners Ejtilaab (6f/7f including AW; 116), Eqtiraan (6f-1m1f including 2yo/Listed; 114) and Licence To Conquer (7f; 73); dam unraced half-sister to 5f Group 3 winner Majestic Missile; lots to like on paper.
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Dougie Costello 10%645-96No signal25/1 FCST 22/1Listed winner in Ireland as a 2yo who regressed sharply for Jamie Osborne; been off for four four months since well held over C&D and the change of scenery will need to have done the trick.
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Paul Townend 38%W. P. Mullins 26%/0726-No signal2/1 FCST 32/17Did well to beat the geldings on debut in last year's Goffs Defender Bumper at Punchestown; has contested black-type bumpers since, well beaten three times but second in Listed contest at Fairyhouse two runs back; closely related to 2m3f hurdle winner and Townend's choice over the more experienced Poetisa.
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Zak Wheatley 10%Declan Carroll 11%080-7No signal14/1 11/1 12/1Three ordinary efforts round Dundalk at huge prices last backend; offered more for her new yard, minus the hood and in a tongue-tie, when not best drawn as it turned out on her turf/handicap debut, in April; could have improvement in her.
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Shane Foley 11%660No signal18/1 14/1 16/1Does not look well handicapped on the evidence of three runs over longer distances; cheekpieces now added to tongue-tie.
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Billy Loughnane 18%George Boughey 18%-64315No signal17/2 15/2 8/1Responded well to cheekpieces when off the mark at Yarmouth (1m, good) in April, but disappointed at Bath (1m, firm) later in month; needs to bounce back, and her pedigree raises stamina doubts.
No horse matches that.