Her second over fences at Downpatrick on 9 October was a better showing than her heavy September defeats, although she still finished 12 lengths behind. That came on good ground over two miles three and a half furlongs, so today's extra furlong and a half changes the test. She competes from 98 here, 2lb below her rating at Downpatrick, with that recent effort giving her something to build on. James Smith has three wins from 17 rides at Clonmel, bringing useful winning experience of the course.

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His third at Galway on 6 October was beaten 21 lengths, so the placing needs treating with caution despite giving him a recent completion over fences. He drops a pound to 94 and comes back a furlong and a half from that 2m6½f contest, giving him a shorter assignment. His preceding hurdle outing at Sligo in June 2025 ended in a 65-length defeat, so there is little encouragement from that performance either. Harry Sexton has ridden a winner during the past fortnight, offering a modest positive for this twelve-year-old as he seeks a stronger showing.

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Pulled up at Sligo on 30 September over today's two miles five furlongs on good ground, he has questions to answer from an unchanged mark of 92. That followed a seventh at Downpatrick in August, beaten 24 and a quarter lengths, so his recent chase efforts offer little encouragement. His Downpatrick hurdle win in August 2025 over two miles two furlongs on good ground shows ability, which he needs to transfer to fences. Both Aidan Kelly and S Curling have enjoyed success in the past fortnight, offering some encouragement from the connections.

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Fifth over hurdles here on 1 October, beaten ten and three quarter lengths over two miles seven furlongs, he returns to fences over a shorter trip. His fourth in a chase over this course and distance in October 2025 came from a rating of 95, with the same beaten margin. He is rated 4lb lower at 91 today, which offers encouragement if he can reproduce that course effort on his return to chasing. Sean Flanagan brings considerable experience of Clonmel, where he has ridden 24 winners.

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His fourth at Killarney on 4 October was a distant one, beaten 45 lengths over today's 2m5f trip on good to yielding ground. He had also struggled over fences here in January, finishing sixth on heavy ground and trailing the winner by 53 and a quarter lengths. A subsequent pulled-up effort at Thurles over 3m1f added to the concerns about his chase form. His nine-length fourth over hurdles at Thurles in October 2025 offers a little more encouragement, though he has to transfer that form to fences.

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She finished ninth over fences at Ballinrobe on 11 September, beaten 34 and a half lengths over 2m1f, leaving her needing a much stronger performance. Her Tramore hurdle win on 1 January came over 2m5½f on soft ground, offering some encouragement for the return to a longer trip. Today's 2m5f is four furlongs further than at Ballinrobe, although the good ground differs from the soft conditions of her hurdle success. Danny Gilligan's two winners from 12 rides during the past fortnight provide a positive through the jockey's recent form.

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His Wexford chase win in August 2025 came over three miles one furlong, and he is now 4lb higher at 86. More recent efforts are less persuasive: he was beaten 24 and a quarter lengths when fourth at Wexford in May and unseated at Ballinrobe on 11 September. Today's good ground matches the conditions of that Wexford win, although two miles five furlongs is half a mile shorter than the winning trip. Danny Mullins has ridden four winners from 14 mounts in the past fortnight, providing encouragement from the saddle.

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Her hurdle win here on 1 October over two miles three and a half furlongs on good ground gives her a clear recent positive. The return to fences is the concern, having finished sixth at Killarney in August, beaten 40 and a quarter lengths over two miles seven and a half furlongs. She did get within four and a quarter lengths when fourth in a Clonmel chase in March, so better than that August effort is within reach. Thomas Mullins has had two winners from 11 runners in the past fortnight, adding encouragement from the yard.

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His fifth over fences at Downpatrick in August, beaten seven and three quarters of a length, gives him a more solid footing than his latest hurdle effort. He finished eleventh over 2m7f at Killarney on 4 October, beaten 40 and a half lengths in a disappointing return to hurdles. Returning to fences from the same mark of 84 as at Downpatrick, he drops two furlongs from that latest outing to 2m5f. His June chase third at Downpatrick also came on good ground, offering some encouragement for today's conditions.

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His latest seventh at Killarney on 4 October, beaten 31 and a quarter lengths, leaves him needing a marked revival over fences. A Limerick chase win in May over two miles six and a half furlongs shows he can be effective on today's good ground. The current mark of 84 is still 7lb higher than for that Limerick success, leaving him with more to do on his return here. Daniel King has ridden three winners from 27 mounts in the past fortnight and has previous winning experience at Clonmel.

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Returns from 224 days off after finishing fourth over hurdles at Limerick in March, beaten 23 and a half lengths on heavy ground. His Punchestown hurdle win in February 2025 came over two miles four furlongs, but that success was also on heavy ground. He was pulled up over fences at Down Royal in December 2024, so his return to chasing comes with something to prove. The good ground here is a further change from the heavy conditions of his Punchestown win and latest hurdle appearance.

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Her second over hurdles at Kilbeggan in July gives her something to build on, although she finished 12 lengths behind the winner over 2m3f on good ground. She could not match that placing over fences at Downpatrick in September, finishing seventh and beaten 33 and a quarter lengths on the same going. Today's 2m5f trip is three furlongs longer than that chase run, placing a greater emphasis on stamina. Phillip Enright brings extensive Clonmel experience to the saddle, with 47 winners at the course.

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Her second at Perth in September, beaten three quarters of a length over 2m4f on good ground, showed she could be competitive over hurdles. She was well below that level at Cork on 11 October, finishing fifth and beaten 27 and a quarter lengths over 2m2½f. The return to fences poses a separate question, as she was pulled up over 2m5½f on soft at Tramore in November 2025. Kevin Healy has made the most of limited opportunities at Clonmel, with two winners from seven rides at the course.

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His fourth at Killarney on 22 August came 113 lengths behind the winner over 2m7½f on good ground, leaving the placing with little to recommend it. He had also been well beaten at Kilbeggan in July, finishing twelfth and 53 and a half lengths adrift over 2m4½f on good ground. He returns after 61 days and drops two and a half furlongs to 2m5f, giving him a shorter test from the same mark of 77. His Wexford hurdle win over 3m in August 2022 shows past ability, but his recent chase efforts demand a substantial revival.

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Fourth over hurdles at Cork on 11 October, beaten 13 and a quarter lengths on good ground, was a better effort than his September run at Roscommon. He returns to fences after finishing sixth at Wexford in August, when beaten 17 and three quarter lengths over two miles three and a half furlongs. His second over fences at Thurles in November 2025 gives him a more encouraging standard to aim at. He is rated 77 here, 7lb lower than for that Thurles second, which offers encouragement if he can reproduce that effort.

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Her fifth over fences at Limerick in May, beaten seven and a half lengths, offers more encouragement than her recent hurdle efforts. She was 32 lengths behind in sixth at Cork on 11 October, having also been well beaten at Clonmel on 1 October. A return to chasing needs to bring a revival, although her June fifth at Roscommon over 2m5½f was another heavy defeat. Michael Kenneally has ridden two winners from nine rides in the past fortnight, providing some encouragement from the saddle.

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His fifth over fences at Tramore on 8 October, beaten 14 and a quarter lengths, was more encouraging than his preceding hurdle efforts. He stays on a chase mark of 93 and goes up half a furlong to 2m5f, with further progress needed to get seriously involved. His May hurdle win at Limerick came over 2m6f on soft ground, so today's good going presents a different test. Gavin Cromwell's string has been in good form, with six winners from 33 runners during the past fortnight.

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Her third over this course and distance in October 2025, beaten two and a quarter lengths, makes the return to two miles five furlongs interesting. She was also second over fences here in November 2025, albeit over two miles one furlong on soft ground. Her latest fifth at Galway on 6 October came over two miles two furlongs, beaten ten and three quarter lengths on yielding to soft. She is 5lb above her rating for that October 2025 third, while today's good ground differs from the good to yielding she encountered then.

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His recent hurdle form leaves him with plenty to find, having finished eighth at Cork on 11 October, beaten 37 and a half lengths on good ground. That followed a heavy defeat at Galway in September, so the switch to fences needs to bring a substantial change in fortunes. He did finish third over hurdles here in June 2025, beaten seven and three quarter lengths over two miles one furlong. Today's two miles five furlongs is two and a half furlongs further than at Cork, asking him to sustain his effort over a longer trip.

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