UK Horse Racing Tips: Killarney

ETERNAL REIGN has shown promise on both starts over a mile at Naas and stepped forward from her debut when making the frame behind Red Viburnum last month with Shania just over a length behind in fourth. Riding arrangements suggest Shavasi is the pick of the Joseph O'Brien-trained trio and the daughter of Muhaarar didn't enjoy the clearest of passages before staying on into third behind Glen Princess at Gowran. Breathe Again is another to consider after coming home well in third behind the odds-on Flight Of Fancy at Limerick recently, while Flying Phoenix is another that has indicated ability in two outings.
Prediction : 1st Eternal Reign 2nd Shavasi 3rd Breathe Again

NELDA showed plenty of promise last year for Jessica Harrington filling the runner-up spot twice including when narrowly denied by Livio Milo at the Galway Festival. The Dark Angel filly again was far from disgraced on her reappearance over a mile on testing ground at the Curragh in April and has since joined Paddy Twomey. Gotta Show Me was prominent throughout when just touched off on the all-weather at Newcastle last summer and is now in the care of Jessica Harrington after being purchased for 18,000 guineas at Newmarket in May. Free Flow has filled the runner-up spot on his latest two maiden starts including over C&D in May.
Prediction : 1st Nelda 2nd Gotta Show Me 3rd Free Flow

ARE YOU IN OR OUT appreciated the step up to a mile when finishing well from off the pace to beat all bar Copie Conforme at Bellewstown earlier this month. Nakasero couldn't find any extra in the closing stages when about a length and a half back in fourth (with Dolce Far Niente sixth) but still rates a serious threat having previously also been up with the pace throughout when a close up third to Koniag in a competitive 18-runner Leopardstown handicap, with Galician Girl back in eighth. Tartaraghan has gone close a couple of times recently including in a Fairyhouse claimer last week, while others to consider include Tiffany Mae and handicap debutant Sirene Success.
Prediction : 1st Are You In Or Out 2nd Nakasero 3rd Galician Girl

PINK SOCKS has built up a good partnership with Amy Jo Hayes and gained a deserved win when reappearing over this trip at Gowran last month. The Tim Doyle-trained mare was subsequently caught close home at the same venue and looks sure to give a good account. Any rain would certainly help the cause of Speckled Meadow who gained a third career win at Leopardstown in April and the form of her second to Linger For Longer at Tipperary has been advertised since. Moondharrig has shown his best form on the all-weather winning three times this year over an extended ten furlongs at Dundalk, while Expound remains on a mark of 73 despite making most to take a Ballinrobe maiden last month.
Prediction : 1st Pink Socks 2nd Speckled Meadow 3rd Expound

There is very little to choose between Lady Doris and HASNA on running in the Ulster Oaks Handicap at Down Royal last month, with Solar Breeze (fifth) and Mo Ghille Mar (seventh) both behind. The former got up close home in a blanket finish, but the selection has every chance of reversing the places on these revised terms and should appreciate this extra furlong being by Sea The Moon and from the family of Harzand. Belhaven overcame some trouble in running to make a successful start for current connections at Sligo and now takes a drop in class after tackling Listed company last time. Star Kissed won three times last year at around this trip, while Ameerat Jumaira is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Hasna 2nd Lady Doris 3rd Belhaven

SAMUI won a Naas bumper on debut last year and scored twice over hurdles including a valuable handicap at the Listowel Festival. The Gordon Elliott-trained gelding has switched to the Flat this year winning a 1m2f Down Royal maiden and should appreciate this stamina test. Taipan won twice last year including at this venue but has been absent for over a year since second in a Down Royal Listed race over this trip. Keithen Kennedy's 7lb claim is a big plus and it will be interesting to see how strong the topweight is in the market, a remark that also applies to Mr Adjudicator who has been very lightly raced since winning a 1m4f Premier Handicap at the Galway Festival five years ago.
Prediction : 1st Samui 2nd Taipan 3rd Mr Adjudicator

PINKERTON doubled his career tally to four wins by scoring twice over fences this spring notably when just touching off Saint Roi last time in a competitive handicap at the Punchestown Festival. The bumper winner is still quite lightly raced for an eight-year-old and is an interesting recruit to the Flat. Dunvegan was a high-class chaser but didn't show much on both outings when switched to the Flat this year, while Mordor ended a run of placed efforts over hurdles when easily landing the odds in a Sligo maiden recently. Benjis Benefit has shown promise when setting the pace on his latest two starts including when runner-up to the odds-on Williamstowndancer at Leopardstown while Toto Too is another for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Pinkerton 2nd Benjis Benefit 3rd Mordor