
Oddschecker tips for every race at Kilbeggan on Monday.
18:00 Kilbeggan
EMAIL ROSE was a bit disappointing when last seen in a Leopardstown bumper but he can be given another chance today based on his encouraging fifth-placed finish in a competitive maiden hurdle at Navan in December. Little Lady Lu was not disgraced at Tramore last month and she edges out Everlastingpromise and Future Monarch to be the pick of the remainder. Prediction : 1st Email Rose 2nd Little Lady Lu 3rd Future Monarch
18:30 Kilbeggan
JUDGEMENT DAY's only defeat in his last six starts came in a Grade 1 novice chase at Christmas and the in-form gelding has to be given the utmost respect this evening. Doctor Duffy made a winning return to action at Killarney last month and he could give the selection plenty to think about. Others to note are Dona Katharina and Jerandme. Prediction : 1st Judgement Day 2nd Doctor Duffy 3rd Dona Katharina
19:00 Kilbeggan
The one that clearly stands out in a moderate contest is EIMEAR, who arrives here having finished second in her last two starts and that includes a narrow defeat over C&D earlier in the month. Ahgetawayoutadat is another whose recent form offers plenty of encouragement, while Blondes No More just edges out Courtin Bb to be best of the rest.Prediction : 1st Eimear 2nd Ahgetawayoutadat 3rd Blondes No More
19:30 Kilbeggan
CORAL BLUE has been the one to beat over course and distance recently, scoring comfortably by seven lengths in April before being narrowly denied last time. He looks set for another big run and could fight out the finish with Ingleby Mackenzie, who is just 2lb higher than when finishing third at Listowel earlier this month. Kildorrery could prove to be well handicapped reverting to timber, with The King Of Brega potentially best of the Henry De Bromhead battalion. Prediction : 1st Coral Blue 2nd Ingleby Mackenzie 3rd The King Of Brega
20:00 Kilbeggan
BRAHMA BULL returned from just over a year off the track to land the spoils on his first chase outing at Tipperary. There was a lot to like about that 14-length rout and there should be more to come here. Ravenhill was equally as impressive on chasing debut at Limerick, but his rival has the superior hurdles form in the book and could prove too strong this time. Ivanovich Gorbatov hasn't looked a natural over fences so far, but the former Triumph Hurdle winner may be the pick of Joseph O'Brien's trio.Prediction : 1st Brahma Bull 2nd Ravenhill 3rd Ivanovich Gorbatov
20:30 Kilbeggan
Nearly Nama'd landed the spoils at Listowel earlier this month and the 11-year-old, who has scored over course and distance in the past, is the pick of the JP McManus trio ahead of Punches Cross and Hash Brown. Fellow track-and-trip winner Draycott Place is another arriving here fresh from a victory having scored at Ballinrobe last time. However, preference is for BARRA, who has performed well in Graded contests throughout her career and can build on her Limerick second from last month. She is the best of Gordon Elliott's trio, with Mrs Lovett another from Cullentra House to consider, while Punchestown runner-up Supreme Vinnie is also respected. Prediction : 1st Barra 2nd Nearly Namad 3rd Draycott Place
21:00 Kilbeggan
GLOBAL SOCIETY has looked a useful prospect, hitting the crossbar on both outings so far, and the Shirocco gelding could make it third time lucky and open his account representing leading handler Gordon Elliott. Handy point-to-point graduate Ballymacaw wasn't disgraced on his opening Rules appearance and is respected, while it is foolish to discount Willie Mullins' Valley Breeze, despite the five-year-old struggling to make a huge impression so far. Prediction : 1st Global Society 2nd Ballymacaw 3rd Valley Breeze











