6:18 Bellewstown Tips

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Won impressively over course and distance three runs back. As long as she is over whatever was ailing her last time out on the flat, she is the one to beat here.

The value here lies in a massive discrepancy between this gelding's high-class chasing ability and his vastly lower timber mark. He showed plenty of spark when finishing a close third back from a winter break, and he gets a significant tactical upgrade today. The forecast dictates a blistering, end-to-end gallop, which completely plays into his preferred hold-up style. With sharp headgear applied for the first time in this code to optimize his focus, he is highly likely to out-travel his current price and easily hit the frame under a patient ride.

Stable in form and with the jockey claim running from 1lb lower than the win @Listowel LTO when finishing strongly in a competitive little heat. 3rd run back from a break so should be thriving and this big field set up should be ideal with strong gallop.

He is a four-time winning hurdler who won at Kilbeggan on his penultimate start on a mark of 108. Despite a 6 lb penalty, he romped home by 4 lengths at Downpatrick when upped to this trip of 17f, so he may be able to defy another 7 lb penalty.

The 5-year-old has a proven track record here, having previously triumphed over this C&D. Despite some mixed results lately, trainer Denis Hogan's horses are known for their strong performances at Bellewstown. With odds of 33/1, this could be an excellent opportunity for a speculative each-way wager, which could yield significant value.

Fell on first-hurdle outing last time out. Was going well there, closing in, and is 1 lb lower today. Should go close.

After unseating rider on return came good last time with promising 2nd, should strip alot fitter today with that completed round under belt

Playtime´s recent shows that it has been steadily improving with each outing . in its last performance , it secured an excellent second place

Has been in good form this year with 2 wins from last 3 starts. Only midfield last time but expected to go well and holds an each way chance

Come On The Lads has won 5 of his 32 starts, with his last win coming over fences at Limerick in March. He won over hurdles at Galway last August and is just 5 lbs higher here. Conor Stone-Walsh is an eye-catching jockey booking, and he looks a decent each-way bet with 5 places on offer.

Red Glory was six lengths behind Malbay Madness coming off a long break last time and probably needed the run and could reverse that form here.

Since June 2024 has raced mainly over fences with 11 chase starts and only 2 over hurdles, his chance here lies with a much lower hurdle mark of122 compared with his chase figure of 135 with claimer taking off another seven.