UK Horse Racing Tips: Fairyhouse

The bottom three are the ones in to be claimed, with preference for the Jack Davison-trained SPENT ALL ME MONEY. Making the breakthrough on his penultimate start at Roscommon, he since finished a close fourth on his handicap debut at this venue in May. While the trip is an unknown for this No Nay Never gelding, it'll be disappointing if he's not involved towards the business end. Wonderfulwonderful looks the main danger. A runner-up at Tipperary last week, it'll come as no surprise if the consistent Arizona filly manages to go a place better. Dermot Weld's Alice Monet might be able to make an impact in a contest of this quality.
Prediction : 1st Spent All Me Money 2nd Wonderfulwonderful 3rd Alice Monet

Dreamy Skies brings the only meaningful piece of form to the table. An odds-on chance on debut at Listowel last month, the expensive yearling purchase could only manage a disappointing third. One of 11 debutants in the line-up, STELLA AMOROSA is the selection. Trained by Noel Meade, who saddled a juvenile winner at Roscommon last week, the Starman bay is a half-sister to Group 2 victor Persian Force, who currently stands at Tally Ho stud. A 310,000-pound Tattersalls yearling purchase, Smexy is sure to have plenty of supporters, coming from the in-form yard of Ger Lyons. A half-sister to Group 2 winner Flight Plan, Pivotal Attack is of definite interest, while the Aidan O'Brien-trained Precise and Gavin Cromwell's Quiet Mutiny are others to focus on.
Prediction : 1st Stella Amorosa 2nd Smexy 3rd Precise

Those with form haven't set the world alight, so it might be worth focusing on the newcomers. Ger Lyons has been excelling with juveniles in recent weeks and KRASIMIR is of definite interest. A 120,000-euro yearling purchase, he is out of a half-sister to 2013 Nassau Stakes winner Winsili. Aidan O'Brien saddles both Charles Fort and Stock Market, with Wayne Lordan aboard the former. A 180,000-pound yearling, this St Mark's Basilica colt is closely related to plenty of winners. Johnny Murtagh is also double-handed, with Ben Coen opting to partner Chicago Call over Zarvali. A well-beaten fourth on his debut at Naas, he'll need to step forward from that effort if he is to feature. Third in a barrier trial at Naas, Two Strike is another that warrants respect.
Prediction : 1st Krasimir 2nd Charles Fort 3rd Two Strike

While campaigned over flights in recent times, LONDONOFFICECALLIN has won his last two on the level and still looks nicely treated off a mark of 73. Fresh from a double at Naas on Saturday, Robert Whearty takes the ride and claims a useful 3lb. A fine fourth on his return from a break at Navan last month, Granite Bay is the second choice. Successful three times last season, he is open to further improvement. Returning to calmer waters after finishing down the field in an ultra-competitive contest at the Curragh on Derby day, Bronsa Town is capable of making an impact, while it'll be interesting to see how French import Day Trader fares back on the level after his Listowel maiden hurdle win.
Prediction : 1st Londonofficecallin 2nd Granite Bay 3rd Brosna Town

A dual Listed winner, the Joseph O'Brien-trained GOODIE TWO SHOES should be good enough to cope with this higher grade. A strong stayer, who won over 2m at Down Royal recently, the mare was successful over this trip on her penultimate start at Gowran Park. Relatively lightly raced despite being a six-year-old, the daughter of Fastnet Rock looks to have further scope for improvement. Munster Oaks third Enfranchise has already proven her ability to be competitive at this level. Royal Entry would also have leading claims if able to break on terms.
Prediction : 1st Goodie Two Shoes 2nd Enfranchise 3rd Royal Entry

Runner-up on her last two starts, the Johnny Murtagh-trained SHAKAZIA looks to have a nice opportunity to register a first success. Beaten less than a length on her reappearance at Naas in May, the Kodiac filly went down by a head on her most recent outing at Leopardstown. As a half-brother to a filly who made a winning debut for the same connections here, Battle Borne has to be respected. Winters Breath is almost certainly capable of better on her second start.
Prediction : 1st Shakazia 2nd Battle Borne 3rd Winters Breath

With plenty of pace in the race, this could be set up for a closer like EXQUISITE ACCLAIM. A six-time winner on the all-weather, the Ado McGuinness-trained gelding is rated lower on turf having gained just the solitary success. However, he showed enough when runner-up at the Curragh latest to suggest he can be competitive off this mark. I Bid You Ajou deserves serious consideration in his bid for a four-timer, while Four Blondes is one who could play a leading role if held up to deliver her challenge late.
Prediction : 1st Exquisite Acclaim 2nd I Bid You Ajou 3rd Four Blondes

Although yet to get his head in front on turf, the Ado McGuinness-trained CLONMACASH boasts every chance. An improved performer on the all-weather this winter, the gelding has shown promise on his most recent starts since returning to the grass. A strongly-run race over this trip in a big field looks ideal for the son of Charming Thought. Verhoyen should appreciate dropping back to his optimum distance and Zaraahmando is also worthy of consideration.
Prediction : 1st Clonmacash 2nd Verhoyen 3rd Zaraahmando