4:27 Leopardstown Tips

I loved the way this one travelled throughout the race in a Listed bumper at Cheltenham and looks a serious mare. Been waiting an age for her to come out again as think she could make up into a serious horse as has so much scope. Probably hasn't beaten much but travelled powerfully throughout that Cheltenham race and went straight into my notebook. Has to defy a penalty but on closer inspection this actually doesn't look the deepest bumper this season and I'm expecting a big run for shrewd yard. Is improving with every run and can land the hat trick here.

Won on debut back in April and the form of that looks decent, with winners coming from that race. Ran a stinker next time out in December. Can bounce back here.

Brosna Shine won by more than three lengths in hand at Fairyhouse last time and could follow up here at Leopardstown.

She finished 2nd on her bumper debut before an encouraging win ahead of a Mullins horse last time out. She is closely related to Mulcahy's Hill and Willie Butler, who were both bumper winners.

Showed plenty of promise on bumper debut in December when winning at Naas. This looks a tougher assignment, but holds an each-way chance if building on that performance.

This 5-year-old mare, trained by Sonny Carey, is demonstrating exceptional potential at the 2-mile trip and beyond. On New Year's Eve, she triumphed in a competitive Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares' Flat Race at Punchestown, covering 2m 2f and defeating esteemed competitors from the Mullins and Elliott stables. Carey has remarked that she is constantly improving and is very adaptable to various ground conditions, which makes her a dependable contender. Therefore, at odds of 25/1 I think she represents excellent each-way value.