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Naas 17:05
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden (IRE Incentive Race)
Winner £8,777, 2nd £2,826, 3rd £1,339, 4th £595, 5th £298, 6th £149
2yo, 15 Runners
Flat,Turf , 5f 205y , YIELDING TO SOFT
Cape Sounion (Best Odds: 9/2 – bet365)
Cape Sounion makes plenty of appeal on paper and, given her connections, she should not be overlooked if she handles the occasion.
Connova (Best Odds: 25/1 – Betvictor)
A filly who might take a bit of time to hit her stride, Connova would be a surprise package if getting heavily involved at this stage.
Gas Works Wall (Best Odds: 10/1 – Unibet)
With a good rider booked, Gas Works Wall looks a lively contender to outrun her odds provided she breaks well and travels smoothly.
Glitter And Glory (Best Odds: 12/1 – bet365)
Glitter And Glory, bred for speed, is likely to sharpen up considerably for her first outing and commands some respect from a top team.
Kensington Lane (Best Odds: 16/1 – Betvictor)
Likely to be learning on the job, Kensington Lane represents a yard that has found success in these types of races before.
Leblon Queen (Best Odds: 9/1 – bet365)
Leblon Queen catches the eye on pedigree and, partnered with a leading jockey, could prove a serious player first time out.
London (Best Odds: 33/1 – Unibet)
London is best watched today with her future prospects likely to be brighter once gaining experience on the track.
Luna Beaux (Best Odds: 16/1 – bet365)
There’s a fair bit to like about Luna Beaux, who has shown signs of ability and may well outrun her odds if she improves for race fitness.
Queen Of Newark (Best Odds: 50/1 – Betvictor)
Facing a very tough task on debut, Queen Of Newark may do better with more experience under her belt in the coming months.
Quinn’s Charm (Best Odds: 33/1 – Unibet)
It would be a major surprise if Quinn’s Charm were to land a blow here, with her form pointing to longer-term goals instead.
Salacious (Best Odds: 16/1 – bet365)
Not without promise, Salacious could be dangerous if she enjoys a smooth passage, and she may well be suited to this sharp trip.
Simply Astounding (Best Odds: 7/4 – bet365)
Carrying lofty expectations, Simply Astounding holds obvious claims and should be right there if living up to her strong homework reports.
Spring Is Here (Best Odds: 9/2 – Betvictor)
Spring Is Here appears to have a solid base of ability and, from a handy draw, could be a real threat if she keeps things simple early on.
Struck By Her (Best Odds: 20/1 – Unibet)
Possibly needing this first experience more than some, Struck By Her has shown enough in her home work to suggest a bright future.
Sunday River (Best Odds: 5/1 – bet365)
Sunday River looks a filly with a bright future and might just have the tactical speed to land a blow at the first attempt.
Verdict
Sunday River is taken to make a winning debut, looking particularly sharp in her home preparations and representing a stable that knows how to ready a newcomer. Simply Astounding is an obvious danger and must be feared if translating her promise to race conditions, while Leblon Queen could also make an impact if the race develops in her favour.
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Naas 17:40
William Hill Top Price Guarantee Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle (Grade 3)
Winner £14,628, 2nd £4,711, 3rd £2,231, 4th £992, 5th £496, 6th £248
4yo, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 110y , HEAVY
Black Heather – Best Odds: 5/1 bet365
Has been holding form fairly well in recent starts and possesses enough consistency to go close again. May lack a gear change in the final stages but should be thereabouts with a clear round.
Brave Soldier – Best Odds: 33/1 Betvictor
Still looking for a breakthrough run, with performances so far lacking spark. Needs to find notable improvement from somewhere to trouble the principals in this contest.
Centaq – Best Odds: 25/1 Unibet
Has yet to make his presence felt on track, though the stable has pulled off surprise results before. Difficult to fancy on current evidence but not the worst long shot.
Charlie’s Gift – Best Odds: 100/1 bet365
Failed to complete last time and hasn’t shown enough to justify support in this stronger field. Others make more appeal in all departments.
Gatehouse Boy – Best Odds: 100/1 Betvictor
Finished well beaten on all three appearances. Still looks very raw and needs major progress to be involved competitively.
Jazz De Cotte – Best Odds: 5/2 Unibet
Comes from a top yard and looked smart in winning a bumper prior to a layoff. Could be the one to beat if transferring that ability to hurdles on reappearance.
Lecale’s Diamond – Best Odds: 8/1 bet365
Yet to finish a race on the front foot, but the potential is there for a turnaround. Not out of the equation if finding more fluency at the obstacles.
Light On His Feet – Best Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
Beaten a fair distance on both outings to date and seems unlikely to figure prominently. Needs a serious form uplift to trouble the leaders.
Net Boy – Best Odds: 4/1 bet365
Ran well before unseating when going nicely last time and looks to have ability. If keeping mistakes at bay, should be involved in the finish.
On The Cards – Best Odds: 66/1 Unibet
Struggled badly on debut and doesn’t look ready for this level of competition. Another outing likely required before he becomes a threat.
Patrick Street – Best Odds: 12/1 bet365
Wasn’t disgraced on earlier starts and could be sharper now. May find this test more to his liking, and he could sneak into the frame if the tempo suits.
Sean Mc – Best Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
Hasn’t made much of a mark thus far and probably needs more experience. Likely to find a few of these too strong again.
Sky And Sand – Best Odds: 20/1 Unibet
Placed last time and could step forward again here. Not without hope if able to continue that upward trend, especially with stronger handling.
Tsavo Park – Best Odds: 33/1 bet365
Ran better earlier in the campaign but recent form has dipped. Hard to weigh up, but might show more if ridden patiently and brought into it late.
Union Alley – Best Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
No signs of promise in maiden company so far. A big turnaround would be required to make any impression here.
Way Down We Go – Best Odds: 100/1 Unibet
Yet to complete a race convincingly and lacks consistency. Not one to consider at present given the level of competition.
Youlita – Best Odds: 6/1 bet365
Decent runs behind her this season and comes with a bit of solid form. Likely to be in the mix if building on recent performances. Has each-way potential.
Heslostthehunger – Best Odds: 100/1 Betvictor
Little in his only start to get excited about. Experience may benefit him, but the standard here looks well beyond his reach.
Kanog Bay – Best Odds: 50/1 Unibet
Limited data to go on but hasn’t managed to get competitive in the past. Improvement needed to challenge better-credentialed rivals.
Screaming Eagle – Best Odds: 12/1 bet365
Unexposed and from a capable yard, this gelding could be one to catch the eye if jumping fluently. May be worth a speculative chance on potential.
Verdict
Jazz De Cotte has plenty going for him, with a good yard behind and a strong start to his career. If he adapts to hurdles smoothly, he’ll take some stopping. Net Boy deserves serious respect after shaping with promise, while Screaming Eagle could be a dark horse with untapped talent. The market leaders look strong, but there may still be value down the list with one or two unexposed types.
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Naas 18:10
Michael Purcell Memorial Novice Hurdle (Grade 3)
Winner £14,628, 2nd £4,711, 3rd £2,231, 4th £992, 5th £496, 6th £248
5yo+, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f , HEAVY
Baroness Orczy – Best Odds: 20/1 Betvictor
Showed little when pulled up on her only outing to date. While open to improvement, she faces a tough assignment against rivals with stronger credentials.
Creadan Grace – Best Odds: 66/1 Unibet
Has struggled to land a blow in both starts and needs a big step forward. On current evidence, she looks likely to be outpaced once the tempo lifts.
Danielle D – Best Odds: 100/1 bet365
Form figures tell a bleak story and little to suggest she can turn things around here. Will require a major form reversal to play any part.
Fiver Friday – Best Odds: 7/2 bet365
Caught the eye in a bumper and now makes her debut over timber. Plenty of promise in her previous runs, and a strong showing would be no surprise.
Getaways Charm – Best Odds: 13/2 Unibet
Has improved steadily with each start, finishing a solid second on reappearance. Could be sharper for that and holds definite each-way claims.
Glory Sky – Best Odds: 50/1 Betvictor
Didn’t show much first time out, and while better is expected, it’s hard to see her troubling the market principals based on current form.
Lady Bee Great – Best Odds: 25/1 bet365
Still lightly raced, but she hasn’t offered much to date. Might improve for experience, though others bring stronger cases.
Lucy Alpine Jade – Best Odds: 20/1 Betvictor
Makes her racecourse debut and comes from a stable that can ready one. Best watched for now unless support arrives in the market.
Ma Belle Etoile – Best Odds: 15/8 bet365
Likely favourite and holds the strongest piece of form. A good fourth at Punchestown and should improve with the run. Hard to oppose.
Mahler’s Best – Best Odds: 20/1 Unibet
Ran well in her only start and is open to significant improvement. Could be dangerous if she takes to hurdles quickly.
Mile End – Best Odds: 9/4 Betvictor
Shaped nicely when runner-up on debut and brings solid claims. Expected to be competitive again, with progress likely on her second attempt.
Neska Blue – Best Odds: 25/1 bet365
Has had a few tries and tends to run below the level needed to get involved. Others have stronger momentum coming into this.
Paudie’s Wings – Best Odds: 25/1 Unibet
Flashed some ability when third two starts ago but followed it up with a poor run. Needs to bounce back quickly to feature here.
Sea Of Doubt – Best Odds: 33/1 Betvictor
Outpaced in previous attempts and continues to find this level too demanding. Looks booked for another modest finish.
Stormie Outlook – Best Odds: 10/1 bet365
Has shown glimpses of promise but hasn’t put it all together yet. Could go well at a price if finding more fluency over the obstacles.
Walk On Annilog – Best Odds: 50/1 Unibet
Remains winless after three outings and hasn’t looked particularly threatening. Unlikely to feature without drastic improvement.
Kentucky Bluebird – Best Odds: 20/1 bet365
Failed to complete her last race, and her overall profile is difficult to assess. Would be a surprise package if involved.
Sing A New Song – Best Odds: 66/1 Betvictor
No impact in her one run so far and remains firmly in the dark horse category. Likely to be outpaced.
Small Bucks – Best Odds: 100/1 Unibet
Offered little on debut and needs significant improvement to get anywhere near the leaders. One for the longer term, perhaps.
Wilsons Prom – Best Odds: 50/1 bet365
Unplaced in her first effort and will need to leave that well behind to threaten here. Hard to recommend.
*Music Of Life – Reserve
Ran a few times already and while she’s not without ability, will only run if a spot opens up. Could be competitive on her best.
*Belle Of Boston – Reserve
Another waiting in the wings, but yet to make her debut. Impossible to weigh up but worth watching if she gets a run.
*Joshsue – Reserve
Not much to go on yet, but might show something more if she lines up. Likely to need the outing either way.
Verdict
Ma Belle Etoile brings the best back form and looks poised to strike at this level. A cleaner round of jumping should be enough to put her in pole position. Mile End is a strong alternative, likely to improve on her debut effort. For those seeking each-way value, Getaways Charm could sneak into the mix with a repeat of her latest run. The betting should prove informative, but the classier mares hold the edge.
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Naas 18:40
William Hill Keep Your Raceday Positive Handicap Hurdle
Winner £7,802, 2nd £2,512, 3rd £1,190, 4th £529, 5th £264, 6th £13
4yo+, 11 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 110y , HEAVY
Shuffle The Deck – Best Odds: 11/4 bet365
Won well earlier this year but pulled up last time after failing to land a blow. Remains a capable sort when conditions fall right, but will need to bounce back to prove his consistency at this level.
Casheldale Lad – Best Odds: 10/1 Unibet
Struck on debut over hurdles before finding things tougher on his second run. Still early days and open to progress, especially with a clearer run and stronger pace.
Rockymountainbleu – Best Odds: 12/1 Betvictor
Has been admirably consistent with placed efforts in recent starts. Capable of making his presence felt again, though may need to find a bit extra to outstay sharper rivals.
Sonny May – Best Odds: 7/1 bet365
Followed up a double with a disappointing effort last time. If returning to the form of his earlier wins, he could be a threat, though recent form casts a shadow.
Scotcantou – Best Odds: 14/1 Unibet
Tasted success two starts ago but didn’t reproduce that in stronger company last time. Not without a chance, but needs to return to his best to play a major role.
Adela Icon – Best Odds: 10/3 Betvictor
Got off the mark on her second hurdles start and looked to have more in the locker. Trained by a master handler and seems on the upgrade—one of the likelier contenders.
Positive Energy – Best Odds: 10/3 bet365
Impressive on his first attempt over timber and bred to stay further. There could be untapped ability here and should go close with natural improvement.
Action Plan – Best Odds: 18/1 Unibet
Had his moment in the sun when notching a win two starts back but couldn’t follow up last time. A repeat of that earlier success would bring him into the frame, though others are arriving in better form.
Verdict
Adela Icon gets the nod in a race that should suit her style. She impressed when breaking her maiden and looks the type to keep improving for Willie Mullins. Positive Energy remains a serious threat following a stylish debut, while Rockymountainbleu can run a solid race again and might surprise a few at a decent price. Expect a strong pace and a tight finish in what should be a competitive novice event.
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Naas 19:10
Pertemps Network Group Handicap Hurdle (Qualifier)
Winner £10,727, 2nd £3,455, 3rd £1,636, 4th £727, 5th £364, 6th £182
5yo+, 19 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 7f 20y , HEAVY
A Dream To Share (Best Odds: 11/4 – Betvictor)
A Dream To Share comes into this race with strong form, despite a disappointing fifth on his latest outing. Mark Walsh teams up with John E & Thomas Kiely, and the 7-year-old looks well-placed to bounce back in this field.
Ballybow (Best Odds: 5/1 – Unibet)
Ballybow has been consistent this season, finishing second in a competitive maiden last time out. With Sam Ewing riding for Gordon Elliott, this 6-year-old has the potential to go close if continuing his upward trajectory.
Bounce Of The Ball (Best Odds: 50/1 – bet365)
Bounce Of The Ball has yet to show much promise and will need to take a significant step forward to feature here. Aidan Kelly rides for Padraig Roche, and while improvement is possible, others are preferred.
Comanche Magic (Best Odds: 150/1 – Betvictor)
Comanche Magic struggled on debut and is unlikely to trouble the principals. Michael O’Sullivan partners with P A Fahy, but the 5-year-old will need a much-improved performance to make an impact.
He’s Gorgeous (Best Odds: 20/1 – Unibet)
He’s Gorgeous has been inconsistent, with his fourth-place finish being his best effort this season. Harry Sexton takes the ride for P A Fahy, and while the 6-year-old has ability, he needs to find more.
High Court Cave (Best Odds: 10/1 – bet365)
High Court Cave has shown promise over hurdles, with a win and a fourth-place finish earlier in the season. Jody McGarvey rides for Noel C Kelly, and the 5-year-old could be competitive if he delivers his best.
Ivybrook (Best Odds: 11/1 – Betvictor)
Ivybrook has been inconsistent in his performances, finishing down the field in recent starts. Patrick M O’Brien rides for Dermot A McLoughlin, and while the 7-year-old has potential, others appeal more.
Kalix Delabarriere (Best Odds: 7/2 – Unibet)
Kalix Delabarriere made an eye-catching debut with a solid fourth-place finish. With Paul Townend riding for W P Mullins, this 5-year-old looks capable of making a big step forward in his second outing.
Krak (Best Odds: 7/2 – bet365)
Krak ran well on debut to finish third and could build on that promising performance. J J Slevin rides for S R B Crawford, and the 5-year-old is an interesting contender with room for improvement.
Welcome Aboard (Best Odds: 16/1 – Betvictor)
Welcome Aboard has shown very little in his limited starts, and improvement is needed. Simon Torrens rides for Aidan Anthony Howard, and while the 5-year-old may progress, others hold stronger claims.
Fortunate Outcome (Best Odds: 200/1 – Unibet)
Fortunate Outcome has been well beaten in both starts and looks outclassed here. Phillip Enright rides for Brian M McMahon, but the 5-year-old would need a miracle to feature.
Gino Bella (Best Odds: 25/1 – bet365)
Gino Bella has shown glimpses of ability, with two third-place finishes earlier in his career. Brian Hayes rides for Barry J Fitzgerald, and while he is an outsider, he could pick up a minor place.
Romantic Getaway (Best Odds: 50/1 – Betvictor)
Romantic Getaway has yet to show any notable ability in his starts. Conor Smithers partners with Ms Helen P Markham, and the 5-year-old would need a significant improvement to feature.
Run For Cover (Best Odds: 100/1 – Unibet)
Run For Cover has struggled in both of his outings and is unlikely to make an impact. Ricky Doyle rides for Martin Brassil, but the 6-year-old will need a complete turnaround in form.
Verdict
A Dream To Share has the strongest form in the field and should be able to secure victory here. Kalix Delabarriere is an exciting prospect for W P Mullins and could challenge if he progresses from his debut. Krak also has potential and could fill the frame with further improvement. For those looking at bigger prices, High Court Cave offers an interesting each-way option.
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Naas 19:40
William Hill Proper Prices (Pro/Am) INH Flat Race
Winner £5,851, 2nd £1,884, 3rd £893, 4th £397, 5th £198, 6th £99
4yo+, 5 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 1m 7f 110y , HEAVY
Cave Court (Best Odds: 6/1 – bet365)
Cave Court ran a strong race to finish second last time, suggesting a return to form. With Mr. O McGill in the saddle for Noel C Kelly, this 8-year-old could be a solid contender in this competitive field.
One Big Boum (Best Odds: 8/1 – Unibet)
One Big Boum has shown great consistency, with back-to-back wins before this contest. Brian Hayes rides for Philip Fenton, and the 6-year-old could be a major player if maintaining his upward trajectory.
St Cuthbert’s Cave (Best Odds: 9/1 – Betvictor)
St Cuthbert’s Cave has struggled for form this season, though his fourth-place effort in his last race hinted at improvement. Carl Millar teams up with Gordon Elliott, and the 7-year-old could spring a surprise if finding more.
Hartur d’Arc (Best Odds: 8/1 – bet365)
Hartur d’Arc has faced setbacks this season but remains an intriguing prospect. With Keith Donoghue riding for Gavin Cromwell, the 8-year-old has the talent to bounce back if everything clicks.
Answering (Best Odds: 20/1 – Unibet)
Answering has not been at his best lately, finishing down the field in his recent starts. Mr. D Doyle rides for Timothy Doyle, but the 10-year-old needs to rediscover his form to challenge here.
On The Steel (Best Odds: 25/1 – Betvictor)
On The Steel has been inconsistent, with his latest efforts leaving much to be desired. Charlie O’Dwyer partners with Conor O’Dwyer, and while improvement is possible, others are preferred.
Lygon Lad (Best Odds: 8/1 – Unibet)
Lygon Lad has shown glimpses of promise, though his performances have varied. Sam Ewing rides for Gordon Elliott, and the 5-year-old could make his presence felt if finding his best form.
Interchangeable (Best Odds: 10/1 – bet365)
Interchangeable bounced back to winning ways last time out, securing a solid victory. J J Slevin rides for S R B Crawford, and the 5-year-old is a contender to watch if building on that success.
Must Go Now (Best Odds: 5/1 – Betvictor)
Must Go Now won well in his latest appearance, signaling a return to form. Kieren Buckley takes the reins for Edward Cawley, and the 8-year-old looks capable of another strong showing.
Gabriel Ranger (Best Odds: 10/1 – Unibet)
Gabriel Ranger has been consistent without winning, placing third in his last outing. Danny Mullins rides for Joseph G Murphy, and the 6-year-old could feature prominently if improving further.
Verdict
Must Go Now is the choice to continue his upward momentum and secure another win. Cave Court has shown enough in recent races to warrant respect and could be the main challenger. One Big Boum is another contender with solid credentials and should be competitive if maintaining his form. For each-way backers, Interchangeable offers a strong case after his recent success.
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Naas 20:10
William Hill Best Odds Guaranteed Nas Na Riogh Novice Handicap Chase (Listed)
Winner £21,942, 2nd £7,066, 3rd £3,347, 4th £1,488, 5th £744, 6th £372
5yo+, 8 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 29y , HEAVY
Adiemus (Best Odds: 5/4 – bet365)
With Paul Townend booked and trained by Willie Mullins, Adiemus has already been heavily backed to take this race. A clear contender, his strong recent performance suggests he’s the one to beat.
American Jukebox (Best Odds: 4/1 – Unibet)
This Gordon Elliott-trained 5-year-old has shown potential in his few starts, including a promising second in his last outing. With J M Halford riding, he has every chance to challenge the favorite.
Champagne Jury (Best Odds: 6/1 – Betvictor)
Returning after a recent runner-up effort, Gavin Cromwell’s Champagne Jury could provide solid opposition. A repeat of his last performance would see him in contention here.
Jericho Du Fenoir (Best Odds: 13/2 – bet365)
Jericho Du Fenoir is lightly raced but has shown glimpses of ability. With J L Gleeson on board and Patrick Foley training, he could surprise a few if things go his way.
Meetmeinstlouis (Best Odds: 9/1 – Unibet)
This 6-year-old mare ran well to finish fourth in her last race and might improve further for M F Morris. J H Williamson takes the ride in what could be a competitive effort.
Sea Of Doubt (Best Odds: 12/1 – Betvictor)
Barry J Fitzgerald’s 5-year-old has been inconsistent but did manage a fourth-place finish recently. If stepping up, Sea Of Doubt may have a chance to sneak into the frame.
Joshua’s Daylami (Best Odds: 16/1 – bet365)
Though his form doesn’t jump off the page, P G Fahey’s gelding is still worth keeping an eye on. Ridden by R M McParland, he might be able to take advantage if the pace is strong.
Matter Of Opinion (Best Odds: 20/1 – Unibet)
A consistent performer with several placed efforts recently, this 5-year-old could be in the mix for a minor placing. Trained by William Harvey, he’s one to consider for value seekers.
Danielle D (Best Odds: 25/1 – Betvictor)
Danielle D has shown limited ability so far, though a step up might not be out of the question. Finian Maguire rides, offering some hope of improvement in this contest.
Ginny Weasley (Best Odds: 50/1 – bet365)
This longshot has yet to show enough to suggest a serious challenge, but with some improvement, she could exceed expectations.
Verdict
Adiemus looks the standout contender and has the form and connections to deliver. American Jukebox could provide the closest challenge, while Champagne Jury is capable of running into a place. For those looking for value, Jericho Du Fenoir might outperform his odds and secure a place finish.
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