6:00 Galway Tips

She has won 1 of her 6 chase starts, which came on her chase debut. She was pitched into high company, placing 3rd in a Grade 2 and a Grade 3 subsequently. She finished 2nd in a Listed contest on her penultimate start at Punchestown. Paul Townend decides to ride Where's My Jet instead, which does temper enthusiasm, but she is in good form.

Antrim Coast was second in this race last year and is 2 lb lower. Primed by a Wexford run, he looks the standout selection.

Trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Paul Townend, Wheres My Jet has one of the strongest trainer-jockey partnerships in the field. The horse looks well placed to run a competitive race and has the class to challenge for victory if producing its best form over today's conditions.

A winner over hurdles, Kings Hill has a win and two placed finishes in six starts over fences. He won at Limerick in March and has since been placed at Fairyhouse and Roscommon off 7 lbs higher. He had a run on the flat last week, which should have put him spot on for this. He is 3 lbs higher but looks interesting in first-time blinkers and is a good each-way bet with five places on offer.

A Law Of Her Own looks an interesting contender in the 6.00 at Galway. A previous course winner, she makes her stable debut for Emmet Mullins and returns to a track where she's already shown she can thrive. With a handy racing weight and a trainer who excels at targeting major festival handicaps, she looks capable of running a big race if rediscovering her best form.

Trainer has got 2 entered in this race as they are returning this one back to the fences with the 1st time blinkers on and they have got regular jockey back on board as he won on this one over this CD, a good value ew bet for the 5 places available.

At a big price I am going to take a chance on Rexem in this race who has placed in the last 3 races and has won previously over this trip.

BALLYBAWN BELTER has won a NH flat race three hurdle races and a chase from 2m to 2m 6f third in a chase over 2m 5f at Fairyhouse on her latest outing in April upped in trip to 2m 6f should suit seems well treated and could well be able to win this race

Given the favourable track conditions, strong historical form on this course, advantageous handicap weight, and excellent recent training sessions, the 7-year-old is well positioned to secure a top finish at attractive odds.

This horse is a bit risky as he is yet to win over the larger obstacles. Nevertheless he's on a good mark, has a promising conditional jockey taking off a useful five pounds, and has placed in five of his ten chase starts. Each-way chance.

Won 2 out of its 3 chases had a refresher over hurdles last time but didn't show much will strip fitter for that run, stable in form looks capable of making the frame

This doesn't look a great handicap for this meeting and there could be a surprise. A Penny A Hundred has often caught my eye and has a superb pedigree. If she can put it together here, she could go well.

Decent enough off this mark when a 4-length fourth of 10 at Wexford in May. No good in his last two against better opposition, but could go well back in a more suitable class on ground that suits.