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Fairyhouse 14:15
Race Displays Joseph O’Reilly Hunters Chase
Winner £8,533, 2nd £2,748, 3rd £1,302, 4th £579, 5th £289, 6th £145
5yo+, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 130y , SOFT, Soft to heavy in places
Balkito (40/1 – bet365)
Veteran performer Balkito has struggled to find any real form of late, but a return to this type of stamina-demanding event could revive his fortunes under Mr P J O’Neill.
Big Interest (9/4 – betvictor)
Big Interest has produced some eye-catching performances since switching to the hunter chase ranks and comes into this with a strong chance, particularly if reproducing his recent consistency.
Go Another One (25/1 – unibet)
Now into the veteran stage of his career, Go Another One has shown glimpses of competitiveness and could outrun his big odds if managing to roll back the years.
Hollow Games (10/3 – bet365)
Once a leading light over hurdles, Hollow Games has adapted reasonably to this discipline and should not be overlooked under the guidance of Gordon Elliott and promising amateur Mr H C Swan.
Run Wild Fred (10/1 – betvictor)
Despite an inconsistent profile, Run Wild Fred has enough class to figure if bringing his A-game and responding positively to the first-time partnership with Mr R James.
Ryehill (5/4 – bet365)
A real force in this sphere lately, Ryehill arrives in sparkling form and boasts the strongest credentials following a pair of emphatic wins under similar conditions.
Step Up Son (8/1 – unibet)
Although not the most reliable, Step Up Son hinted at better when last seen and could spring a minor surprise if repeating that effort in these testing conditions.
Verdict
There’s a strong feeling that Big Interest can make his presence felt here, especially with Mr B O’Neill taking the reins. Ryehill will rightly have plenty of backers after his recent wide-margin victories, but slight preference is for the fresher legs of Big Interest. Those seeking an outsider might find Step Up Son attractive at a bigger price, particularly if the race turns into a stamina slog.
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Fairyhouse 14:50
Download The Tote App Handicap Hurdle
Winner £7,070, 2nd £2,277, 3rd £1,079, 4th £479, 5th £240, 6th £120
4yo, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m , SOFT
1. A Tipp For Gold (Best Odds: 33/1 – bet365)
Although consistent in defeat, Declan Queally’s charge has found it hard to land a major blow in recent months. Kevin Sexton rides again, and while he’s durable, he looks up against it facing classier opposition here.
2. Ballygunner Castle (Best Odds: 4/1 – Unibet)
A dual winner earlier this season, this W P Mullins-trained six-year-old returns after a decent second in a listed event. With Paul Townend back on board and a strong course record, he must enter calculations on class and form.
3. Eastern Legend (Best Odds: 6/1 – Betvictor)
This progressive performer has bounced back from a mid-race error to score impressively last time out. Trained by J S Bolger and partnered by Keith Donoghue, he’s an improver who could surprise if taking another step forward.
4. Fleur In The Park (Best Odds: 14/1 – bet365)
Often in the mix, but yet to put his head in front since his maiden success. Andrew Slattery’s representative is tough and consistent, and with Cian Quirke claiming, he could hit the frame if the pace collapses up front.
5. Joystick (Best Odds: 11/2 – Betvictor)
A lively contender from the Mullins camp, this one bounced back with a cracking second following a pulled-up effort in deeper waters. Danny Mullins takes over again, and he’s one to watch if allowed to dictate matters from the front.
6. Mr Percy (Best Odds: 9/1 – Unibet)
Unlucky last time when unseating, this Joseph O’Brien runner was previously a convincing winner. J J Slevin knows him well, and a return to that earlier level would make him a threat, though this is a step up.
7. Scalpnagoon (Best Odds: 12/1 – bet365)
Comes into the race off the back of consecutive wins, and while those came in lower grades, he’s clearly thriving. Gordon Elliott’s charge gets Sam Ewing back in the irons, and his recent form earns him respect despite the rise in class.
8. Wingmen (Best Odds: 10/1 – Betvictor)
Strong in the early part of the season, this consistent type hasn’t quite hit the same heights in recent efforts. Danny Gilligan claims a valuable 5lb, and if recapturing peak form, he’s a live outsider in this grade.
9. You Oughta Know (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
A lightly raced Mullins runner who made a winning return after a year off. That comeback win looked stylish, and with Sean O’Keeffe taking the ride, further progress could see him enter contention against tougher company.
10. World Of Fortunes (Best Odds: 7/2 – Unibet)
Liam Kenny’s seven-year-old has developed into a reliable and potent hurdler, notching up several victories this term. Jordan Gainford remains aboard, and despite carrying a penalty, he’s in the form of his life and commands plenty of respect.
Verdict
World Of Fortunes has been highly progressive and brings strong recent winning form to the table, so he’s taken to continue his upward curve even under a penalty. Eastern Legend is unexposed and could offer serious value if improving again. Ballygunner Castle, with Townend on top, has the class to go very close and shouldn’t be overlooked.
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Fairyhouse 15:25
Tote.ie Tommy Carberry Handicap Hurdle
Winner £10,727, 2nd £3,455, 3rd £1,636, 4th £727, 5th £364, 6th £182
5yo+, 16 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f , SOFT
1. Arctic Gale (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
Emmet Mullins sends this reliable gelding back into the mix after running consistently in similar contests. Donagh Meyler is booked again, and while he hasn’t got his head in front this term, he’s been knocking and rates a solid each-way candidate.
2. Is Charlie Around (Best Odds: 10/1 – Unibet)
Eamon Courtney’s representative has shaped like a work in progress so far. With Ricky Doyle taking over, he’ll need to settle better early to have a say, but off a fair mark, he’s one to keep an eye on if the tempo suits.
3. Pen To Paper (Best Odds: 12/1 – Betvictor)
Lightly campaigned and returning from a lengthy absence, this Henry de Bromhead-trained runner showed ability previously and could well outrun his odds if tuned up. Mark Walsh is a positive booking and suggests he’s here to compete.
4. Lygon Lad (Best Odds: 9/1 – bet365)
Still a maiden over hurdles but has been keeping decent company and shaping better than the bare results. Gordon Elliott turns to Sam Ewing here, and this looks a softer assignment where improvement could be on the cards.
5. Crescent Moon (Best Odds: 11/1 – Betvictor)
Although he’s had a busy campaign, Gavin Cromwell’s charge hasn’t quite managed to piece everything together. Keith Donoghue sticks with him, and he’s certainly capable on his day, but a cleaner round of jumping is essential.
6. Jeu De Pic (Best Odds: 16/1 – Unibet)
Thomas Cooper’s six-year-old has hovered on the fringes of things without really threatening a breakthrough. With Sean Flanagan continuing the partnership, he has place claims if producing one of his better efforts.
7. Sticwiththeprocess (Best Odds: 20/1 – bet365)
Unexposed over this distance and yet to fire fully this campaign. Trained by T M Walsh, this son of Walk In The Park could still have a bit more to come, especially if finding rhythm mid-race under Jody McGarvey.
8. Aurea Fortuna (Best Odds: 13/2 – Betvictor)
A J Martin’s mare has hit the frame a few times recently and looks to be progressing steadily. Daniel King’s claim helps her cause, and she arrives here with momentum that could carry her closer in this company.
9. Leah’s Contessa (Best Odds: 14/1 – Unibet)
A winner two starts back, this five-year-old didn’t back that up when pulled up latest, but she might appreciate the return to this track. Danny Gilligan’s 5lb claim is useful, and a rebound isn’t out of the question.
10. Pirate Island (Best Odds: 18/1 – bet365)
This seven-year-old has struggled to make an impact since returning from a break. Brian Hayes takes over for Philip Fenton’s yard, and while the form reads patchy, he has bits of ability that could spark under the right conditions.
11. Hangry (Best Odds: 28/1 – Betvictor)
John McConnell’s gelding hasn’t offered much encouragement recently and will need to find a significant amount to get competitive. Alex Harvey claims a handy 5lb, but the overall profile is hard to fancy with confidence.
12. Backfromtheraces (Best Odds: 16/1 – Unibet)
Yet to win over hurdles, this P J Rothwell-trained runner has placed a few times and could come alive in a race where stamina will be at a premium. Tiernan Power Roche takes off 5lb, and if the pace is strong, he may keep on late.
13. Divilabother (Best Odds: 25/1 – bet365)
Rarely far away but tends to find one or two too good. Thomas Coyle’s charge has been busy this season, and with Conor Stone-Walsh booked, he’s likely to run his race again but may just find stronger finishers in the closing stages.
Verdict
A tricky puzzle, but Aurea Fortuna has shaped like a winner-in-waiting and looks well treated off her current mark. Lygon Lad may improve now dropping into a slightly calmer contest and is worth keeping on side. Backfromtheraces could be one for the frame if staying on late through tiring rivals.
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Fairyhouse 16:00
Tote, Never Beaten By SP Handicap Hurdle
Winner £5,607, 2nd £1,806, 3rd £855, 4th £380, 5th £190, 6th £95
4yo+, 28 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f , SOFT
Whale Harbour – 10/1 (bet365)
Showed promise in previous outings but has yet to get his head in front. Whale Harbour ran a respectable third on his latest start and could be in the mix if progressing from that effort.
In For The Night – 8/1 (BetVictor)
Has produced solid performances in recent months, including a victory earlier this season. In For The Night is capable at this level, though his latest run was slightly below expectations. Needs to bounce back.
Lord Lariat – 14/1 (Unibet)
A former course winner who has struggled to hit form recently. Lord Lariat has ability but will need to rediscover his best to be competitive here.
Way Down South – 6/1 (bet365)
Produced a career-best when winning last time out and arrives here in fine form. Way Down South has been raised in the weights but remains one to consider given his latest performance.
Elusive Guy – 9/1 (BetVictor)
Has been running consistently, placing in similar races. Elusive Guy should be competitive if maintaining that level of form, though a stronger finishing effort will be needed to land this.
Kilbarry Ce Ce – 12/1 (Unibet)
Yet to win this season but has been running well in defeat. Kilbarry Ce Ce has the potential to improve, but others appeal more for win purposes.
Nelson County – 18/1 (bet365)
Has been out of sorts in recent starts and will need to step up significantly to feature in this.
Simpletwistoffaith – 20/1 (BetVictor)
Hasn’t been able to land a blow in recent runs and needs to show more to be considered a contender here.
Brianna Lily – 25/1 (Unibet)
Struggled in previous outings and looks up against it in a field of this quality.
Glorytogod Tom – 16/1 (bet365)
Has ability but needs to show more consistency. A revival is required to be a factor.
Leah’s Contessa – 14/1 (BetVictor)
Produced a solid performance to win last time out and could go well again if handling the rise in class.
Joya Del Mar – 22/1 (Unibet)
Has been below form in recent runs and will need to produce something special to trouble the main contenders.
Rajsalad – 33/1 (bet365)
Unexposed but hasn’t shown much in previous starts. Would be a surprise winner.
Wardens Whisper – 10/1 (BetVictor)
Comes into this race in good form following a recent win. If building on that success, he could be involved at the finish.
Annamaymurt – 16/1 (Unibet)
Has shown flashes of ability but remains inconsistent. Needs to produce a career-best to feature.
Read To Return – 7/1 (bet365)
A strong performer at this level, Read To Return has been running well in recent races and looks a solid each-way contender.
One And Only – 5/1 (BetVictor)
Consistent runner who has been in good form, winning two of his last four. Should be involved in the finish if continuing in the same vein.
Verdict
Way Down South is in top form and looks capable of handling the rise in weights. One And Only has been consistent and should be thereabouts, while Read To Return is another who appeals for a strong run. For each-way backers, Elusive Guy could offer some value.
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Fairyhouse 16:30
Follow @ToteRacing On Twitter Bobbyjo Chase (Grade 3)
Winner £18,285, 2nd £5,888, 3rd £2,789, 4th £1,240, 5th £620, 6th £310
5yo+, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 1f 165y , SOFT
I Am Maximus – 7/2 (bet365)
A former Irish Grand National winner, I Am Maximus has a touch of class but has struggled to find his best form in two outings this season. With Paul Townend back in the saddle, he is capable of bouncing back if conditions suit.
Capodanno – 16/1 (BetVictor)
Another runner from the Mullins stable, Capodanno has been below his best in recent appearances. He has the ability to be competitive at this level but will need to show a significant return to form.
French Dynamite – 33/1 (Unibet)
A talented horse on his day, French Dynamite has struggled to land a blow in recent outings. While he possesses ability, he has something to prove against stronger opposition here.
Intense Raffles – 13/2 (bet365)
A progressive sort, Intense Raffles racked up an impressive sequence of wins last season before two underwhelming runs this campaign. If he recaptures his earlier form, he could be a serious contender.
Affordale Fury – 8/1 (BetVictor)
Lightly raced but full of promise, Affordale Fury put in a strong runner-up effort last time out and could be improving at the right time. If handling this step up in class, he might have a say in the finish.
Clonmeen – 50/1 (Unibet)
A veteran of the staying division, Clonmeen has been well beaten in recent outings and looks to have a tough assignment in this field.
Minella Cocooner – 8/1 (bet365)
Previously a high-class novice, Minella Cocooner has not quite lived up to expectations this season. However, he remains an interesting contender if able to rediscover his earlier form.
Nick Rockett – 11/10 (BetVictor)
A highly regarded chaser from the Mullins yard, Nick Rockett landed a decisive victory last time out and looks to be improving with every run. He is the one they all have to beat if he continues his upward trajectory.
Verdict
Nick Rockett arrives in top form and has the credentials to dominate this field. I Am Maximus is a proven stayer and could emerge as the biggest danger if bouncing back to his best. Intense Raffles has potential to improve, while Affordale Fury could be an interesting each-way option.
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Fairyhouse 17:05
Tote Guarantee Available On Course & Tote.ie Rated Novice Chase
Winner £7,802, 2nd £2,512, 3rd £1,190, 4th £529, 5th £264, 6th £132
5yo+, 7 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 3m 1f 165y , SOFT
Flashaway (100/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Flashaway has shown little form so far, and it will be hard to see how this horse can challenge for a top position. Despite that, the experience could help it improve in future races.
Verdict: Unlikely to make a mark in this competitive field. A big outsider.
Glens Lullaby (8/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Glens Lullaby has a solid record and has been improving with each race. While it may not be the favorite, it is certainly capable of a strong performance and could make its presence felt here.
Verdict: Has a chance to challenge for a place but will need to find more to secure the win.
Karoline Banbou (5/6)
Best Odds: Bet365
The favorite in this race, Karoline Banbou has shown exceptional form recently and comes into this race with a lot of confidence. It looks the one to beat and should be in the mix for a victory.
Verdict: Our top pick and a strong favorite, with the best chance of taking the win.
Lady Leanora (100/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Lady Leanora has not demonstrated the necessary form to be a serious contender here. It will need a significant improvement to compete at this level.
Verdict: Very unlikely to challenge for the top spots. A big outsider.
Johanna’sjean (100/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
This horse has shown little to suggest that it will be competitive in this field. Despite having the right connections, its form suggests it’s more likely to struggle in this race.
Verdict: A clear outsider. Not expected to feature in the top places.
Leading Endeavour (20/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Leading Endeavour has shown some potential but has not yet delivered at the required level. Still, with a little luck, it could surprise and find itself in the mix.
Verdict: An outside chance for a place, but unlikely to push for a win.
Marie’s March (20/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Marie’s March has had mixed results but does show some potential for improvement. It might not be the front-runner here, but it could surprise if things go its way.
Verdict: Could challenge for a place but likely to fall short of the top contenders.
Midnight Fairy (100/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Midnight Fairy comes into this race with little to no form and looks to have an uphill battle to make any impact. It’s a long shot for a place at best.
Verdict: Unlikely to be a factor here. One of the rank outsiders.
Shuil Swift (14/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Shuil Swift has shown some promise in its previous outings. Though not the top contender, it could make an impact and challenge for a spot in the top three.
Verdict: Could be worth a bet for a place, though a win would be a big surprise.
Swing Davis (7/2)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Swing Davis has been in solid form and is one of the stronger contenders in the race. It could give Karoline Banbou a run for its money and should be in the fight for a place or even the win.
Verdict: Strong chance for a place and could challenge the favorite for the win.
Turn Up The Heat (9/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Turn Up The Heat has some decent form behind it, and it’s certainly capable of pushing for a top-three finish. Still, it would need to improve to challenge the front-runners for the victory.
Verdict: Can challenge for a place but unlikely to secure the win.
Place De La Nation (7/2)
Best Odds: Bet365
Place De La Nation is a well-regarded horse with good recent form. It could definitely challenge for the top spots, especially if the favorites falter.
Verdict: Solid contender for a place and has a real shot at competing for the win.
Verdict
Karoline Banbou is the favorite and our top pick. Swing Davis and Place De La Nation offer great value for places.
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Fairyhouse 17:35
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Colreevy Mares Novice Chase (Listed Race)
Winner £14,628, 2nd £4,711, 3rd £2,231, 4th £992, 5th £496, 6th £248
5yo+, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 173y , SOFT
The Nagger Reidy (9/2)
Best Odds: Betvictor
The Nagger Reidy has had a mixed career but has managed to show some decent form recently. If the horse can find that rhythm again, it has a solid chance of being involved at the business end of this race.
Verdict: Not to be overlooked; a fair contender, especially with improved form.
Walk Away Harry (14/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Walk Away Harry hasn’t had much to show for its recent performances and enters this race with a string of poor results. It’s hard to see how it will be able to challenge the front runners here.
Verdict: Needs significant improvement to feature in the top positions.
Malbay Madness (12/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Malbay Madness has struggled to show consistent form recently. However, the horse has some potential and may surprise if it hits the right pace on the day.
Verdict: Could improve, but expectations should be tempered.
Mickie Angel (4/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Mickie Angel is one of the more promising contenders, boasting some solid performances. Given the right conditions, it could challenge for the win and has a fair chance of hitting the podium.
Verdict: Strong contender with a solid chance of victory. One of the top picks.
Elusive Guy (6/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Elusive Guy has shown glimpses of solid form, though it has yet to truly prove itself in a competitive race like this. It will need to improve its consistency if it is to be a real threat.
Verdict: A solid outsider; might feature in the top spots with a bit of luck.
Captain Porridge (10/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Captain Porridge has not displayed a great deal of promise in its recent outings. Despite this, the horse’s connections could see it improve, but it will need a lot more to challenge the leaders.
Verdict: Not one to place too much confidence in, but can show some improvement.
Makaiah (14/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Makaiah has shown some decent form and could potentially step up here. It’s certainly capable of better performances, but it remains to be seen whether it can cope with the higher competition in this race.
Verdict: Might not be able to secure the win, but a place could be within reach.
Ivar The Boneless (20/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Ivar The Boneless has had a rough patch and hasn’t impressed in recent races. Its form suggests it will be struggling here, and it would take an extraordinary improvement to make an impact.
Verdict: Hard to back with any confidence. A long shot.
Brown Boots (25/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Brown Boots has been far from consistent, and with such a large gap in form, it’s difficult to see it finishing near the front. A place finish would be a big achievement for this horse.
Verdict: A very unlikely contender. A distant outsider.
Crossgaleschicflic (12/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Crossgaleschicflic has shown flashes of promise and could make some noise here. While not the favorite, it is certainly capable of surprising if things fall into place.
Verdict: A capable runner; a place is likely but not likely to win.
Lilian Bland (8/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Lilian Bland enters this race in decent form, and with the right run, it could be a solid challenger. The competition is stiff, but it’s not out of the question for this horse to find itself in the mix.
Verdict: A strong place contender, but unlikely to win this race.
Walk Of The Roses (16/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Walk Of The Roses has a somewhat inconsistent record, and while it may show glimpses of promise, it faces a tough task against stronger horses here.
Verdict: Will need to show more to challenge for a top spot. Unlikely to make an impact.
Wendell’s Lass (13/2)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Wendell’s Lass comes into the race with solid form, and it looks a reasonable pick to at least place. A win would be tough against the top competition, but this horse could do well.
Verdict: Likely to challenge for a place. Not without a chance for a top finish.
Chemdawg (33/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Chemdawg’s form has been poor recently, and there is little to suggest it will be a factor here. It would take a big turn of events for this horse to feature.
Verdict: Very much a long shot. Not expected to place or win.
Verdict
Mickie Angel is our top pick for the win, with The Nagger Reidy and Wendell’s Lass offering solid value for places.
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Fairyhouse 18:10
Ian Smith Memorial (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race
Winner £4,876, 2nd £1,570, 3rd £744, 4th £331, 5th £165, 6th £83
5yo+, 12 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m , SOFT
Lord Lariat (8/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Lord Lariat has had an inconsistent run recently, but it can surprise with its best performance. If it can find its rhythm, this horse could prove to be a valuable competitor.
Verdict: A contender with potential, but expect a difficult fight against stronger opponents.
Next Stop Paris (7/4)
Best Odds: Bet365
The favorite for this race, Next Stop Paris has shown steady improvement and could be the one to beat. A clear front-runner, it should be in the mix towards the finish line.
Verdict: Top pick; has the best form and likely to challenge for the win.
Happy Dreams (10/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Happy Dreams has had a bumpy ride recently, but there’s hope for a better performance today. The horse is capable of showing flashes of class but will need to step up its game to challenge the leaders.
Verdict: A long shot to win, but could potentially sneak into the places if things go right.
Joya Del Mar (12/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Joya Del Mar hasn’t been consistent in recent outings, yet it has the capacity to produce a solid effort. The horse’s chances depend on whether it can put its best foot forward on race day.
Verdict: Not an easy win, but could surprise with the right conditions.
Buck Rogers (12/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Buck Rogers has shown little promise lately, but a complete turnaround isn’t out of the question. Given a favorable run, this horse may still feature in the middle of the pack.
Verdict: A tough ask to win, but may place with an improved effort.
Rajsalad (8/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Rajsalad enters the race with some strong potential, even if the form doesn’t fully back it up. If it can find its best stride, it could be in the mix for a decent finish.
Verdict: Capable of competing for a place finish but unlikely to challenge for the win.
Cozone (10/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Cozone is a horse with plenty of experience, but recent runs suggest it’s more likely to feature outside the top places. However, it can still be competitive with a strong showing.
Verdict: A place finish is possible, but winning seems unlikely based on current form.
Southgate Avenue (10/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Southgate Avenue has been rather inconsistent, but with a bit of improvement, it could step up in this contest. It faces a tough task, but could push for a place in the final stages.
Verdict: Potential to surprise, but will need to improve to challenge for a higher finish.
Chosen Diamond (16/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Chosen Diamond is another horse that’s shown promise at times but struggles to put in consistently competitive runs. While not a favorite, it might find some form and challenge for a place.
Verdict: Likely to fall short of a win, but a place finish isn’t out of the question.
King In Love (14/1)
Best Odds: Betvictor
King In Love’s form has been shaky lately, and it seems unlikely that it can match the pace of the top contenders here. A place finish would be a real achievement.
Verdict: Very much a long shot with little to suggest a strong performance today.
Kingkong Ciergues (16/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
Kingkong Ciergues comes into this race with a lack of recent form, and it’s hard to see it turning things around today. It will have to dig deep to place, and even that looks difficult.
Verdict: Difficult to back for a place, let alone the win.
Doyen Flyer (13/2)
Best Odds: Betvictor
Doyen Flyer has been performing solidly and can be expected to have a strong showing in this race. With consistent runs, it’s a decent contender for the places.
Verdict: Solid contender for a place, but likely to miss out on the top spot.
Shanroe Nancy (20/1)
Best Odds: BetMGM
Shanroe Nancy has been inconsistent, and despite the occasional good run, it’s hard to imagine it being a real threat here. It’s a long shot for a place finish at best.
Verdict: Unlikely to feature in the top spots.
I’m For Home (25/1)
Best Odds: Bet365
I’m For Home has struggled to make an impact in recent races. Its form leaves little hope for a competitive performance in this field, but it could surprise if things fall into place.
Verdict: A long shot. Can be ignored for a win or a place.
Verdict
Next Stop Paris is the clear favorite and should be hard to beat. Lord Lariat and Rajsalad are strong place contenders.
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