
Oddschecker tips for every race at Fairyhouse on Saturday.
13:58 Fairyhouse
GLEN KILN could prove a class act on his chase debut. The Famous Name gelding has been a great servant for the Bowe family in recent years and was a Grade 3 winner over hurdles back in January. His mark of 145 is a good bit above what these rivals have achieved and if he transfers that ability to fences, he'll be hard to beat. Manoir De Mirande was a faller on his chase debut at Kilbeggan, but may be the one to give Glen Kiln most to do if none the worse for that mishap. Tatateo should strip fitter after a recent outing on the Flat and can pick up prize money.Prediction : 1st Glen Kiln 2nd Manoir De Mirande 3rd Tatateo
14:33 Fairyhouse
ANTRIM COAST has plenty of experience over fences and should be up to landing a beginners chase of this standard. The Presenting gelding has had a couple of spins on the Flat recently and ran well in Gowran when third to Banbridge. He was runner-up three times over fences last year and this looks like a nice opportunity. Straight John was seventh in a competitive handicap hurdle at the Punchestown Festival when last seen. He showed a decent level over timber and could be a big player on his chase debut. Stablemate Kainsbourg disappointed on his first crack at the larger obstacles back in June, but is capable of better.Prediction : 1st Antrim Coast 2nd Straight John 3rd Kainsbourg
15:10 Fairyhouse
SMALLCRAFTWARNING reverts to chasing off a lower mark and can land his hat-trick. John Ryan's charge has won his last two over timber, going up to a rating of 111 as a result. He is a stone lower over fences so it looks like an obvious move to swap disciplines now. At the head of the weights is another in-form gelding in Anodandawink. Ciaran Murphy's charge completed a three-timer at Downpatrick just over three weeks ago and commands the utmost respect, despite a 9lb hike. Jukebox Johnny also comes here in winning form. He's had a little break since scoring at the Galway Festival and is another for the shortlist.Prediction : 1st Smallcraftwarning 2nd Anodandawink 3rd Jukebox Johnny
15:50 Fairyhouse
Not the strongest looking maiden hurdle and ASH HOBBS can make a winning start over timber. The point-to-point winner shaped with promise in a couple of bumpers and there may be more to come now over obstacles. Gordon Elliott introduces Marie D'angos, who was third on her sole point-to-point run. Jack Kennedy takes the mount and she could be a big player. Shadonagh was held in fourth when well supported here on Monday, but may be able to get a bit closer in this company. Prediction : 1st Ash Hobbs 2nd Marie Dangos 3rd Shadonagh
16:25 Fairyhouse
ANNIE'S ANGEL was a good winner here on Monday and may be able to follow up. The Dark Angel filly travelled well into contention and was a cosy winner at the business end. A 7lb rise for that five-and-a-half-length triumph doesn't look harsh. Not In A Hurry won his maiden hurdle at the second time of asking and is open to further improvement so could be a danger. Dairy Force and Might Be The One gained deserved victories last time. They were both knocking on the door previously, but may not have the same scope for improvement as some less-exposed rivals.Prediction : 1st Annies Angel 2nd Not In A Hurry 3rd Might Be The One
17:00 Fairyhouse
The Ado McGuinness-trained GRANLAHAN has been unlucky lately with a string of seconds. He was just touched off at Killarney last weekend, on the nod by a well-supported rival, and would look to have a superb chance in this contest. Jurality was narrowly denied at Navan before disappointing in Roscommon and can be competitive if returning to form. Crypto Crash effectively refused to start at Listowel, but he struck at Bellewstown previously and could have an each-way chance.Prediction : 1st Granlahan 2nd Jurality 3rd Crypto Crash
17:35 Fairyhouse
GAELIC SEER ran with promise on her first start in Ballinrobe and that form has been boosted with the winner scoring impressively next time. The daughter of Masar will have a favourite's chance if building on that experience. Philip Rothwell's horses have been in good form throughout the summer. He runs newcomer Modcon and the son of Berkshire could be competitive. Some See Stars hasn't been able to build on a promising second at Fairyhouse on New Year's Day, but a return to form could see him have an each-way chance.Prediction : 1st Gaelic Seer 2nd Modcon 3rd Some See Stars








