Kilbeggan 16:50 Odds Comparison

Ran his best race when second behind a lightly-raced one at Fairyhouse in January and though he failed to justify strong support on final start for Noel C. Kelly, it'll be no surprise to see him bounce back on first run for excellent new yard.

Followed up point success when a well-backed winner on hurdle debut at Wexford, and while again failing to see out her race when fourth of 8 in a Punchestown handicap last October, it's too soon to dismiss one from an excellent yard.

Arrives in better heart than recent form figures may imply and he'd likely have gone close for second barring a significant error on return to Limerick (scene of sole previous success) last time. Bold show expected back in a big-field handicap.

Ran better than for a while over hurdles when fifth of 21 at Fairyhouse (soft) last time, doing best of those held up, and he could go close back in calmer waters.

Emphatically opened her account in testing conditions at Limerick but was presumably still feeling the effects of that performance when pulled up at Fairyhouse later in February. Not ruled out on the back of a short break.

Unable to build on the promise of his Leopardstown run when fifth of 10 in a modestly-run handicap at Downpatrick and no guarantee he gets a stronger pace here, despite the drop back in trip. RESERVE.

Strong-travelling sort promised more than she delivered in maidens last summer, though having likely needed the run on return at Fairyhouse last time, she could be worth another chance in a big-field handicap. Yard also saddles McLoughlin.

Fairly useful Flat maiden looks to have been brought along steadily by good yard, and with cheekpieces/tongue strap added for handicap debut, he looks a likely improver.

Having fallen down the weights, ran his best race for current yard when third of 10 in handicap hurdle at Downpatrick, though will need a good gallop to be seen to best effect back over 2m. RESERVE.

Won back-to-back handicap hurdles in cheekpieces last July and though yet to fire in either start this year, could be worth a market check with headgear back on.

Said to have had a breathing problem when pulled up at Bellewstown 6 days ago and turns out quickly in a first-time tongue strap (and refitted cheekpieces) for handicap hurdle bow.

Given a considerate introduction to chasing on reappearance and merits consideration in first-time cheekpieces back over hurdles, his 2 best efforts (including latest win) coming at this track.

Successful both starts at track including in this race last year, and though he needs to bounce back from a couple of lesser efforts last autumn, his yard look to be turning a corner.

Point bumper winner hit the frame in a couple of maidens before probably needing the run at Clonmel last time, though her opening mark demands more regardless.

Back-to-back winner of handicap chases at Thurles last year but more miss than hit over fences of late, and it's hard to be confident with cheekpieces on for the first time over hurdles.

Remains with little form for current yard and returns to hurdles following nearly 5 months off.

Probably still working his way to full fitness on the Flat at Bellewstown last time and can be competitive off this mark if back on song. RESERVE.