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Naas 14:10
Bar One Racing “Guaranteed Multiples All Shops” Maiden Hurdle
Winner £5,851, 2nd £1,884, 3rd £893, 4th £397, 5th £198, 6th £99
5yo+, 28 Runners
Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 109y , SOFT, Soft to heavy in places on Chase course
Amber Point – 66/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Showed little promise in previous outings and would need a major step forward to feature here.
Amron Diamond – 50/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Has struggled in recent starts and looks unlikely to make an impression in this field.
Ballykinlar – 50/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Yet to show enough to suggest he can be a contender, but a step up in trip could help.
Big Tom – 250/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Looks out of his depth in this company and is hard to fancy.
Chardonay – 250/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Another longshot who has shown little to suggest he can be competitive.
Come Walk With Me – 6/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Has finished runner-up on his last two starts and looks poised to run a big race again.
Grey Pharoh – 4/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Consistent performer who is improving with each run and should be in the mix.
Harry’s Legacy – 28/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Yet to make a significant impact, but connections will hope for a better effort over this trip.
Initiateur – 40/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Fell last time out and has questions to answer regarding his jumping ability.
Kainsbourg – 7/4 (Best odds at BetVictor)
A strong contender with solid form and should be right in contention.
Kaligo – 16/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Has yet to prove himself in this grade but could be a dark horse if finding improvement.
Killian’s Garden – 40/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Difficult to fancy on current form, and others are preferred.
Mags Nelson – 28/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Has won in point-to-points but needs to show more over hurdles.
Matter Of Opinion – 20/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Has shown glimpses of ability and could sneak into the places if things go right.
Native Dream – 50/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Has not completed his last two starts and will need to sharpen up his jumping.
Nelsons Dawn – 66/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Unlikely to be a serious factor based on previous efforts.
Redemption Day – 11/8 (Best odds at Unibet)
Represents the all-powerful Mullins stable and has the class to take this.
Skyscraper – 66/1 (Best odds at bet365)
No standout performances to date, and others look stronger.
Standing Orders – 150/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Highly unlikely to feature in the finish.
Sticwiththeprocess – 40/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Some ability shown, but needs to find more to trouble the leading contenders.
Theballflanagan – 250/1 (Best odds at bet365)
No form to suggest he can challenge in this contest.
Woodford Warrior – 100/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
An outsider who will need to improve dramatically.
Classy Cc – 33/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Would be a surprise winner given his profile.
Rush Slowly – 200/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Hard to see him playing a role in this race.
Westandtogether – 50/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Needs to show more than what he has produced so far.
Easy Doyen – 66/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Limited form and unlikely to be a contender.
Good N’ Kind – 7/2 (Best odds at bet365)
An interesting runner from a top yard and could be in with a chance.
Cut The Rope – 25/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Has some ability but may struggle in this field.
Verdict
Redemption Day has the strongest credentials and should take all the beating for the Mullins team. Kainsbourg looks like the main challenger and has been performing well this season. Grey Pharoh has been knocking on the door and may offer each-way value. Come Walk With Me is another to consider after two consecutive second-place finishes.
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Naas 14:40
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
Gaucher – 14/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Represents the Mullins yard and has demonstrated solid form in previous outings. However, he will need to bounce back from a below-par effort last time.
Pleasington – 10/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Has impressed with back-to-back victories and continues to improve. Stepping up in grade but could be a contender if he handles the higher level of competition.
Belloccio – 2/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Lightly raced but boasts an impressive profile. A winner on debut and backed that up with a strong performance in defeat. Likely to be in the mix.
Goraibhmaithagat – 9/2 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Strong recent form and has looked progressive in previous runs. With further improvement, he should be a serious threat in this contest.
Relieved Of Duties – 10/3 (Best odds at Unibet)
Had a disappointing run last time, but his Grade 2 third-place finish suggests he has the quality to be a major contender. Capable of a big performance.
Sommesky – 12/1 (Best odds at bet365)
Showed ability when winning a novice event earlier this season. Needs to take a step forward to trouble the market principals but remains a lively outsider.
Cloonainra – 9/1 (Best odds at BetVictor)
Consistent performer who has placed in several races at this level. Has solid claims for the minor places.
Stormalong – 16/1 (Best odds at Unibet)
Won a couple of lower-grade races before finding life tougher in stronger company. Needs to produce a career-best effort here.
Verdict
Belloccio appears to have the class edge and should be the one to beat if he reproduces his best form. Relieved Of Duties is another with strong claims, especially if bouncing back from a below-par run. Goraibhmaithagat has been progressive and could prove to be a big danger, while Pleasington is an improving type who may be capable of outrunning his odds.
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Naas 15:10
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
Brave Fortune – 11/2 BetVictor
A consistent performer who has secured two wins in his last four outings. Jack Doyle’s mount stays well and has proven his ability at this level. While he faces tougher opposition here, his battling qualities should serve him well.
A Tipp For Gold – 12/1 Unibet
Declan Queally’s six-year-old has shown flashes of ability, though his form has been inconsistent. He ran respectably last time but will need to find improvement to challenge the stronger contenders in this field. Sean O’Keeffe takes the ride, and if the race unfolds in his favour, he could spring a surprise.
Fleur In The Park – 7/4 bet365
Andrew Slattery’s charge has been running well in competitive company, finishing in the top four on multiple occasions. He has the strongest form on paper and is expected to make a bold bid under Cian Quirke. If he handles conditions, he will be hard to beat.
Jacob’s Ladder – 4/1 BetVictor
Gordon Elliott’s runner produced an impressive performance last time when scoring in a maiden hurdle. The step up in grade presents a fresh challenge, but Sam Ewing’s mount is progressive and should not be underestimated.
Joystick – 9/2 Unibet
A course-and-distance winner who represents the all-powerful Willie Mullins stable. Although pulled up last time, he had previously shown plenty of promise. With Paul Townend back in the saddle, he could bounce back to form and be a serious threat.
Verdict
Fleur In The Park has produced solid performances at this level and looks the one to beat. Joystick has the class to play a leading role if returning to his best, while Jacob’s Ladder is improving and should be competitive. Brave Fortune has been in good form and could be an interesting contender if things go his way.
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Naas 15:40
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
Gabbys Cross – 14/1 bet365
Henry De Bromhead’s experienced campaigner has been off the track for a while and will need to show he retains his ability. He has placed in higher-class races, but his recent form is inconsistent. If he returns in good shape, he could be an interesting each-way player.
Balko d’Ange – 5/1 BetVictor
Has been in excellent form, winning recently before finishing second on his latest start. Philip Fenton’s five-year-old remains on an upward curve, and with Niall Moore claiming 5lb, he could be a major threat in this company.
Ballystone – 33/1 Unibet
John McConnell’s runner has yet to find his stride this season, finishing well beaten on his latest appearance. Needs a revival in form to have any impact here, and others make more appeal.
American Money – 11/1 bet365
Winner of this race last year, but he now carries a 9lb higher mark. While he has struggled in recent starts, a return to this track and trip might reignite his form. Kieren Buckley takes the ride, and if he can rediscover his best, he could go well at a price.
Captains Nephew – 4/1 BetVictor
P.J. Rothwell’s eight-year-old has been gradually working his way into form. While his last couple of runs haven’t set the world alight, he could be primed for a strong effort in a race of this nature. Tiernan Power Roche claims 5lb, which could be useful in a tight contest.
The Names Jock – 8/1 Unibet
Has shown flashes of ability but hasn’t quite delivered on his potential in recent outings. He could be capable of a better effort here, but he needs to find improvement to be considered a leading player.
Semblance Of Order – 33/1 bet365
A winner last season but hasn’t been able to replicate that form this term. His most recent performances have been disappointing, and he needs a major turnaround to be competitive here.
Duke Of Leggagh – 9/2 BetVictor
Arrives in good form after a determined victory last time out. The 7lb rise in the weights is offset by Patrick M. O’Brien’s claim, and given his liking for testing ground, he should go close again.
Miss Gherkin – 16/1 Unibet
Has been running consistently without finding the winning post. She has placed a few times this season and could be a lively each-way prospect if things fall right for her.
Kimy – 6/1 bet365
Thomas Mullins’ five-year-old has been improving, running a big race last time to finish second. If he continues on this upward trajectory, he has the potential to be a major contender.
San Aer – 7/1 BetVictor
Has been holding his form well, finishing in the frame on multiple occasions. Charlie O’Dwyer’s mount should be in the mix once again, provided he handles the conditions.
Verdict
Duke Of Leggagh produced a strong performance last time and has the credentials to follow up. Balko d’Ange has been in good form and should pose a serious challenge, while Kimy is improving and may offer a real threat. Captains Nephew could also be a contender if putting his best foot forward.
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Naas 16:12
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 16:45
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 17:20
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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