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- MIYALAA (2) was clear second best last time out but on her reappearance she can take a significant step forward in her claim to get her maiden win out the way. AMOR A MANI (3) produced a fair effort on debut and should have come on quite a bit so could be a threat. SAHARA GOLD (4) showed some promise on debut and is likely to get involved. RAISON GARDEE (13) needs to be followed carefully and wouldn't need to be anything special to challenge.
- DRIP (6) was a touch unlucky last time out and looks set to run another big race. He looks to be well placed over a suitable trip. RUE JONAS (3) returns off a layoff but will appreciate taking on slightly weaker which could see her go well. KALEONA (2) has few miles on the clock and can still show improvement. VIRTUOSE (1) isn't the most consistent but is very capable.
- HONEY BADGER (7) steps up in trip which should be right up his alley and he has strong claims of getting the job done. HUDSON (10) returns after a layoff and is likely to play a part in the finish with two solid efforts behind him. RAIMONDIN (3) caught the eye on debut and if not finding the trip too far too soon, he will go close. DSCHINGIS DREAM (1) has seldom been far off them in his three efforts to date and he can earn.
- RUE D'ALBRET (10) gets the services of a claiming apprentice and following a useful introduction run, she can take a significant step forward. THANKYOU (11) ran a solid race on her return and she looks to be a lively contender. QUEST FOR LOVE (5) put up a fair effort last time out and should get involved. FULL COLOUR (12) is a well tried maiden that will always keep one interested but has been costly to follow.
- ROCHEUX (7) stayed on well from the rear of the field to finish 5th over 1800m Evreux recently and should, especially on the evidence of that performance, relish a return to this distance over which he has already proved his effectiveness. Trainer Axel Baron rides consistent filly DRAPEAU BLANC (2) who boasts the form and experience to acquit herself competitively in her first handicap appearance. LIBERTE CHERIE (3) fluffed her lines at Nantes last time but is undeniably capable of a better showing here, so cannot be discounted. SPINNING MIST (9) has won at Angers and can get into the picture too.
- Consistent ORION ROCK (1) ought to build on an encouraging reappearance and is unlikely to be bothered by the drying ground or this shorter distance. He gets the nod ahead of THE TOP GATSBY (7) whose form and consistency, especially after an eye-catching comeback 2nd, will stand her in good stead. LAUGHINGOF FEAR (2) finished a reassuring 4th recently at Lyon-Parilly and could make his presence felt, along with honest veteran JUST LIGHT (3) who also has earning potential.
- STRAKO (3) ran on well to finish just out of the money in a handicap at Le Mans recently but that would've teed him up nicely ahead of this return to the claiming category, in which he has won and finished 2nd from as many outings on the PSF. PACO (2) is drawn wide but is efficient over the mile and has won under Maryline Eon, so could pose a threat along with RAIKU (1) who has won three of his last four starts. Enigmatic AROWN (5) is the highest-rated runner and has won on this track, so can't be underestimated either.
- RUE CUSTINE (4) is by no means a model of consistency but, against this opposition, seems ideally placed to make a winning handicap debut. Improving HIMYAN (1) made a winning reappearance and should have more to offer given a step up to this distance, so will fight for victory. CYNIC (3), who finished 2nd in a handicap last time, need only confirm the improvement of that performance to trouble that pair, while consistent TEARDROP EXPLODES (2) has never disappointed on this track and should again acquit herself competitively.
- This race could be decided between two horses who met at Fontainebleau in mid-April. GHOST FLIGHT (2) has over four lengths to find with his old rival ST BRIAC (1) who beat him into third place that day. It could be a tight finish between the two of them with MONTCHAUVET (3) also taken into consideration. He was fourth in the Fontainebleau race and can once again play a lead role. MUSIC AWARD (7) heads the remainder.
- COMEDAM (2) tries fences again after an unplaced effort last time. He scored in a Class 2 hurdle on his second start and is given the vote here over PARIKA VERT (3) who ran well in a Class 2 hurdle on his last two starts, the latter in mid-April when fifth at this track. On chase debut, he can have a say in proceedings. KUARTZ (4) is one to consider from an each-way angle after a decent fourth in a Class 2 hurdle last time. KADOR BAIE (1) is also worth a mention.
- LA LOUISIANE (7) could be the answer after a good second two runs ago at Compiegne in a similar type of race as this. ROSA TREZY (8) won on the flat and scored over hurdles last time in mid-April at Fontainebleau. She looks like the main danger. NOUBAKA (4) has shown talent in her three runs and is one to consider. DASHKA (5) was third last time and is also one to keep safe.
- CASTLE ANNE (1) is the tentative selection in an open-looking race. She won last time at this track and will need to progress from that to get the job done in what looks to be a stronger race. SAINTELOI D'OROUX (3) could be the main threat, he was a good fourth two runs back in a competitive hurdle at this track at the end of March. JIM DU CHENET (6) and NIL DE BALLON (2) can fight it out for minor honours.
- COLBERT DU BERLAIS (2) is not the force of old but should be too smart for his rivals. He has solid form at this venue in the past. JEU DE THAIX (1) looks like the main threat. He scored over hurdles in a Class 2 event when last seen in November at this track. He will be well-tuned for this return run. ECHO DE CHAMPDOUX (3) is also one to consider after a recent run in April will have brought him forward. MEASURE OF TIME (4) heads the remainder.
- GIBRALFARO (5) ran well last time and could be hitting peak form at the right time. He can score at a track he seems to like. KING TO BE (9) could give him the most to do having run a solid race last time at this track when third in a Class 2 chase when the selection was ahead of him in second. INDIVIS (2) is the best option for the each-way backers to look at. ECOUTE EN TETE (1) was a good fourth two starts ago at this track and can not be ruled out.
- Three fillies who will likely be at the head of the betting are all unbeaten in one run each so far. LA DELIRANTE (1) has won her hurdle race debut and gets the marginal vote ahead of KRISNA (9) who scored at Fontainebleau and could be the main threat. KALLIA (4) is also one to take seriously after winning on her debut at Morlaix on the flat. KALLIA (4) has some talent and is not to be discounted.
- LOU FAST (1) can get back into his winning form in this. He was a solid second in a Listed hurdle three starts ago in mid-March and can defy top-weight. NINTH LOCH (4) won last time at this track and could be the biggest danger. HAPPY HARRY (9) has decent form at this track and can once again have a say in proceedings. JET D'ESTRUVAL (2) has been in terrific form having won four races in a row. Win number five is not out of the question.
- NABUCCO AL MAURY (4) has yet to win but has been runner-up three times already including in a Gr.3. last year. He was not disgraced when runner-up last time out and should fight out the finish. FATEENAH (1) is an obvious lively danger. She loves this course and was a Listed winner last time out but is returning from a break. MAZADI DE PIBOUL (5) has been supplemented for the race and can contest the finish. AL KHBAIB (3) tackles stronger this time but does deserve respect.
- A small field but a very competitive-looking race. SANS VOIX (1) has won twice already and will strip fitter after a comeback run. She can bounce back to score and gets a narrow vote. CHARLUS (4) has looked good on the PSF and we get the opportunity to see if he is as good on the turf. FANATIC (5) is another that has shown promise on the PSF and tries the grass. BRUANT (2) is improving and will not go down without a fight.
- The last performance of BEAU CASTLE (1) is safely ignored and he was in good form before dislodging the rider last time so can bounce back to score. EARL OF SHANNON (2) returns to a hurdle race and should be a threat after dislodging the rider last time out in a chase. KONFIANCE ALLEN (7) is improving and was a winner of his only race this year so deserves the utmost respect. KALINO BELLEVUE (3) is also on the up and could complete a hat-trick of wins.
- A very weak handicap that may fall the way of VIKING CITY (4). This gelding has been runner-up in his last two starts and deserves a win. FIAMELCA DOLOISE (10) showed good improvement last time out and has been supplemented for this so could score. FEELIN LUCKY (7) only found one better last time out and could end a long losing streak. PINTXOPOTE (5) has yet to win a race but could contest the finish.
- CASHBACK FORLONGE (3) is holding form and another big run can be expected supplemented for this race. LE LASCAR (2) may have been a faller last time out but did win his first two starts and does have the ability to bounce back to score. ZUREKIN (1) is down in class so should improve after some disappointing recent performances. BAKALA (5) needed the last run and is not out of it.
- A very competitive handicap and it is hard to rule out too many from winning. PLATEADO (4) showed improvement last time out and could have more to offer. MY HOPE (2) is unreliable but did run well last time out and can contest the finish again. LONG KE WAN (5) seems better than the last run would suggest and could be a lovely danger. SPANISH LIGHT (3) did not run well last time out carrying a penalty but could like this longer distance.
- An absolute revelation since the turn of the year, the versatile EDITION GEMA (10) breaks from the 2nd line but still looks capable of besting recent Gr.3 Prix Cornelia winner IN LOVE DU CHOQUEL (8) who benefits from a 25m head-start. 3rd in Gr.2 Prix du Calvados over course and distance earlier in the year, HALFA (4) can play a key role here if Alan Gendrot manages to keep her in stride. Unseen under the saddle for almost 2 years, GRAAL DU TRESOR (7) was superb in a Lyon-La Soie harness Gr.3 last month and returns to the discipline with a good hand to play.
By John O'Riordan - Course and distance winner COKO BEACH should be capable of adding to his record at this discipline if making a quick reappearance. The Gordon Elliott-trained nine-year-old was due to contest the La Touch Cup on Thursday. Given his chase rating of 159, the gelding has a bit in hand of this opposition. Foxy Jacks was pulled up in the Grand National last month but had earlier impressed when winning over the cross country course at Cheltenham in November. He is likely to have been aimed at this meeting for some time. Roi Mage, who clearly didn't stay at Aintree, should be much more of a force back at this trip if over his National exertions.
By John O'Riordan - Third in this contest last year, HISTORY OF FASHION is a proven stayer who has every chance of going two places better. The Pat Fahy-trained 10-year-old arguably ran a career best when fifth in the Irish Grand National recently. He raced from 2lb out of the handicap on that occasion but can run off his correct mark here. Better ground is also likely to suit the gelding. Klarc Kent obviously appreciated the stamina test when running his best race to date in the Scottish Grand National last month. He has to again be a leading contender for the in-form Mullins/Townend team. The veteran Sir Bob, who has been in great heart of late, can also play a part.
By John O'Riordan - Cheltenham Mares' Hurdle winner LOSSIEMOUTH is difficult to oppose in her bid to complete the perfect season. Winner of the 4-Y-0 Hurdle at this meeting last year, the Willie Mullins-trained mare made a winning reappearance in the Unibet Hurdle in January before following up at the festival. Barring something unforeseen happening, she can make it three from three this term. Stablemate Ashroe Diamond ran too free before eventually being pulled up in that aforementioned Cheltenham contest. The seven-year-old rates the biggest threat. Mares' Hurdle runner-up Telmesomethinggirl has a bit to find with Lossiemouth but is capable of running a big race nonetheless.
By John O'Riordan - Trainer Anthony Honeyball, who targets this meeting every year, has strong claims with the nine-year-old BLACKJACK MAGIC. Having won the Badger Beer Handicap Chase on his reappearance, the gelding has run better than the bare form suggests on three subsequent starts. Best going right-handed, the UK raider has plenty in his favour here. Runner-up in this race 12 months ago, Ballykeel is back for another crack under champion conditional jockey Danny Gilligan. Kept fresh for this assignment, it would be no surprise to see a big performance from the Gordon Elliott-trained gelding. Given the firepower available to Willie Mullins, his representative Glengouly has to be respected.
By Tom Weekes - KARGESE has been beaten by two high-class types when finishing second in both the Triumph Hurdle and when pulling too hard in an Aintree Grade 1 last month, and should take beating if settling. She raced three times in France so has vast experience for a juvenile, is ground-versatile and holds six of today's rivals on previous form including nearest-pursuers at Cheltenham Nurburgring (finished fourth) and Storm Heart (fifth). All of Bottler'secret's form is on easy ground and while he defeated Karl Des Tourelles by 3.75 lengths at Fairyhouse during Easter, is 3lb worse off with so Karl Des Tourelles could turn placings as he is less exposed and open to a fraction more progression.
By Tom Weekes - OLYMPIC MAN's jumping has been his achilles heel but could be suited by dropping in distance, have failed to get home over three miles at Fairyhouse. Despite his jumping lacking in fluency, he has smart form and while 6lb higher than at Fairyhouse, that was his handicap debut and he can progress. Waterfordwhispers finished second in the Conditional Jockeys' Hurdle at Cheltenham is also suited by soft ground. He ran with a UK rating of 133 then and runs with 135 here, which is 12lb higher than the mark he was defeated with, when finishing second at the Leopardstown during Christmas. Progressive Lucky Zebo is ground-versatile and has place claims despite being rated 6lb higher than when winning at Cork.
By Tom Weekes - Willie Mullins hasn't won this particular bumper since 2018 but introduces homebred CHART TOPPER, which is a brother to Grade 1-placed Pink In The Park. It is encouraging he debuts at this big festival and could have smart ability. Jacob's Ladder won an Oldtown point-to-point for Peter Buchanan before selling to current connections for 110,000 pounds. That form has already been boosted by the fourth-placed horse winning easily subsequently. Moyglare Stud Farm-bred Passenger has a flat pedigree so makes a belated debut but nonetheless is from an excellent family. These days he is a rare bumper runner for his trainer, who sent out high-class Forgotten Rules to win on his debut at this festival in 2014.
- HESSICA had a few of these behind when she was victorious over 7f here last month and she can complete the hat-trick. No Denying Denis and The Sky Is Falling can follow her home.
- This represents a fair drop in grade for STROLLINGINTHEWIND, which can help him get back to winning ways. Twilight Years and Jackson Man are also worthy of consideration.
- ROYAL THUNDER has been unlucky to hit the crossbar on each of his last three outings here, but he can make amends on this occasion. Masai Man and Fearnought are feared most.
- This can go the way of CAST YOUR NET, who has most certainly been more reliable than some of the rest. Dee Dee Six is respected after an improved effort last time, while Little Baby Girl is another to bear in mind.
- Having won two of her last three starts, JUBA'S PUNCH has a solid profile and can extend that run of good form. Mad Swann and Girls Perfume are the pick of the rest.
- REMYS GUNSMOKE showed a good turn of foot when scoring over this course and distance in March and a repeat of that could be enough to see off Colt Rock and Gold Fiber.
- WINDSOR'S TRACKER had Master This (second) behind when scoring over C&D last time out and he can uphold that form. Cayenne Creek is entitled to be thereabouts as well.
- TUP'S TO TAKE showed marked improvement when runner-up over C&D last time out and is taken to go one better now. That may be at the main expense of Devils War Cry and Seattle Prince.
- CHILLED produced the best performance of her career when hitting the frame over an extended mile at Keeneland on her latest outing and she just shades the vote. Princess Madison and Sustancia head the dangers.
- HOUSE UNITED displayed enough ability on his debut at Fair Grounds in March to suggest that a race of this nature could be within his compass. Lou's Legacy and Evan On Earth also have the form to feature.
- There is a sneaking suspicion that we still haven't seen the best of the lightly-raced SCYLLA and she is taken to regain the winning thread on her return to this venue. Coppa Girl and Baby Gundin also require closer examination.
- MINDFRAME produced a scintillating performance when romping home on his debut at Gulfstream in March and gets the vote to complete a double en route to bigger things. The remaining places may be filled by Cartucho and Invigorated.
- An impressive winner over this distance at Evangeline Downs last time out, KUPUNA looks the one to be with and he is preferred to the likes of Best Actor and Oscar Eclipse.
- A highly encouraging second on his most recent start at Keeneland, MISCHIEF MAGIC looks well capable of going one better with Frankie Dettori taking over in the saddle. The returning Motorious is a key player, along with Big Invasion and Our Shot.
- ALVA STARR always looked to be holding the reopposing Vahva (second) when scoring in Grade 1 company last time out at Keeneland and she can bring up the hat-trick. A winner of three of her last four starts, Flying Connection is entitled to be thereabouts as well.
- A big field may mean luck in running plays a part but HEAVENLY SUNDAY can race prominently or come from off the pace which makes her a potent weapon regardless. The list of serious challengers is almost endless, headed by the improving Delahaye, recent winner Chili Flag and the hat-trick seeking Ag Bullet.
- Beeline and Vlahos arrive here unbeaten after starts in lesser company and both could be anything in the long term, while Top Conor drops in trip and grade looking to get involved in the finish. All three can go well, but NASH looked a different animal when romping home last time out and a repeat of that may be enough.
- Recent form suggests that there will not be too much between Cugino, Neat, and Abrumar, but the first named may come out on top on this occasion. That may make him the likeliest to chase home LEGEND OF TIME,an easy winer of his last three starts in Dubai for Charlie Appleby, who has been picking up plenty of prizes in the USA in recent months.
- Zozos had been largely progressive before a below-par run in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile and, though it would come as no surprise were he to bounce back, HOIST THE GOLD is preferred. It was no disgrace that he was unable to compete in the Saudi Cup last time out and he finished an excellent second to Cody's Wish in this 12 months ago. Tejano Twist is also noted.
- NAVAL POWER chased home stablemate Master Of The Seas when filling the runner-up spot in the Grade 1 Maker's Mark Mile last month and he can provide Charlie Appleby with yet another US winner. Others to note include Program Trading, Integration and I'm Very Busy.
- Won by the likes of Secretariat, War Emblem and American Pharoah down the years, it takes an extremely talented individual to win this illustrious prize. Todd Pletcher knows what that feels like and FIERCENESS could be the one. A resounding winner of the Florida Derby in March, he can continue his ascendency and repel the likely challenge of Sierra Leone, Catching Freedom and Forever Young.
- Big Bet Jafinsafa and Nauvoo may be the biggest dangers to MAN OVERBOARD, who looks the likeliest to take a step forward and add to his past wins.
- Smiling Forever, Play My Speed and Shoot For The Sky are newcomers to note. That said, STOP DIGGING has come home second on both of her starts and could make it third time lucky here.