16:14 – Leopardstown – Took his form to a new level when bolting up in a Curragh Group 3 13 days ago, seemingly relishing the testing conditions; likely still improving and has to be in with a big chance if he’s in the same mood here.
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Cheltenham
Botox Has
Chased home Allmankind in C&D Grade 2 (soft) last November and went one better in similar race on New course here (2m1f, soft) the following month, not seen again since but should be okay on today’s faster ground and is open to more improvement this season.
Cheltenham
Pileon
Dual slow-ground novice hurdle winner in January before very close second in Martin Pipe on handicap debut at The Festival here (2m4f, soft) in March, remains unexposed in that sphere but connections are evidently very keen to launch his chasing career.
Cheltenham
Cobra De Mai
Likes it here and ran well in the big 3m1f handicap at the Festival on final appearance of last season when the ground was softer than he’d prefer, probably needed his Fontwell return, when again conditions weren’t ideal, and the cheekpieces were absent.
Cheltenham
Minella Encore
Point/dual bumper winner who was placed in some good Irish novice hurdles last season (2m5f-3m) for Willie Mullins (peak RPR 137), the 2m4f trip nearly found him out when making hard work of justifying favouritism on debut for new yard at Uttoxeter (good) and there’s good reason to believe he can find plenty on that form returned to 3m.
Returns and odds correct at time of publishing.
