5.05 Fairyhouse (13 runners)
Irish EBF Auction Series Maiden
6f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. High Morale – 351.3
2. Miss Black Jack – 276.8
3. Byzantine Empress – 274.2
4. Transcending Glory (IRE) – 246.9
5. Kandoo (IRE) – 245.3
6. Duplantis (IRE) – 241.5

Among the top-ranked horses, High Morale stands out with the highest total rating of 351.3. High Morale has shown promising form in two previous starts, finishing third in a maiden at Roscommon. With the yard in good form, High Morale is worth considering as a top contender in this race.

Miss Black Jack has a solid total rating of 276.8 and showed improvement in her debut race, finishing fifth in a maiden at the Curragh. With the potential to progress further, Miss Black Jack could be a contender for a top placing.

Byzantine Empress, with a total rating of 274.2, has shown consistent form and finished third in a maiden at Listowel. With place possibilities, Byzantine Empress should not be overlooked.

Transcending Glory (IRE) and Kandoo (IRE) also have competitive total ratings and have shown promise in their previous races. Transcending Glory finished eleventh of 17 on debut at the Curragh, while Kandoo finished third in a maiden at Navan. Both horses have the potential to improve and contend for a place in this race.

Duplantis (IRE) rounds out the top contenders with a total rating of 241.5. Despite a fifth-place finish in a previous race at this C&D, Duplantis is open to progress and could be a factor in the outcome.

Additional factors such as recent form, jockey and trainer combinations, breeding, and any positive comments provided should be considered when making final selections. It’s also important to note that the comments highlight the yard having a good spell, which could be a positive indicator for horses trained by that yard.

These assessments are based on the provided ratings and comments.

5.40 Fairyhouse (14 runners)
Chill & Grill At Fairyhouse Handicap
6f 

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Aussie Girl (IRE) – 328.8
2. Little Keilee (IRE) – 319.6
3. Blanc De Noir (IRE) – 319.0
4. Excesso Velocidad (IRE) – 315.7
5. Vanguard Star (IRE) – 314.5
6. One For Mum (IRE) – 293.4
7. Freedom Falls (IRE) – 281.7

Among the top-ranked horses, Aussie Girl stands out with the highest total rating of 328.8. Aussie Girl has shown good form, including a third-place finish in a recent handicap at the Curragh. With a solid total rating and being shortlisted by the comments, Aussie Girl appears to have an exceptional chance in this race.

Little Keilee and Blanc De Noir closely follow with competitive total ratings. Little Keilee recorded a career-best performance when winning a handicap at Sligo, while Blanc De Noir achieved a career-best victory in a 21-runner handicap at the Curragh. Both horses have the potential to perform well again and contend for top placings.

Excesso Velocidad, Vanguard Star, and One For Mum also have strong total ratings and have shown promising form in their recent races. Excesso Velocidad may have something to find based on their previous race, but with the yard in good form, they cannot be discounted. Vanguard Star has shown consistency and can give a good account without posing a serious threat to the top contenders. One For Mum’s recent third-place finish in a handicap merits consideration for this race.

Freedom Falls rounds out the top contenders with a respectable total rating. Although needing to raise their game after a fourth-place finish in a maiden, the addition of a tongue strap and making their handicap debut could bring improvement.

Additional factors such as recent form, jockey and trainer combinations, and any positive comments provided should be considered when making final selections.

It’s worth noting that the comments highlight the yard having a good spell, which can be a positive indicator for horses trained by that yard. However, the comments also mention that some horses may need other contenders to falter or have more persuasive options available.

These assessments are based on the provided ratings and comments.

6.15 Fairyhouse (7 runners)
Race & Stay At Fairyhouse Handicap
6f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Verhoyen – 325.4
2. Ice Cold In Alex (IRE) – 372.5
3. Daamberdiplomat (IRE) – 331.2
4. Harrys Bar – 376.7
5. Master Matt – 288.1

Among the top-ranked horses, Verhoyen stands out with the highest total rating of 325.4. Verhoyen showcased improvement in their recent race, winning a 17-runner handicap at the Curragh by 2½ lengths from Ice Cold In Alex. The comments mention Verhoyen keeping on well in that race, making them a strong contender for this event.

Ice Cold In Alex is also a notable contender with a high total rating of 372.5. They finished a creditable 2½ lengths second to Verhoyen in their most recent race at the Curragh, suggesting they could go one better in this less-competitive affair.

Daamberdiplomat delivered a very good performance with a fifth-place finish in a handicap at the Curragh, and the yard being in good form adds further merit to their chances.

Harrys Bar, despite a recent fifth-place finish at Chester where they may have been amiss, cannot be completely discounted due to their impressive record of 14 wins from 45 Flat runs. If back to form, they could be a strong competitor.

Master Matt also deserves consideration based on their recent second-place finish in a handicap at this C&D, where they were clear of the rest of the field. They have shown consistency and could be a big player in this race.

Additional factors such as recent form, jockey and trainer combinations, and any positive comments provided should be considered when making final selections.

It’s worth noting that the comments suggest Ampeson and Tai Sing Yeh may not be the strongest contenders in this field, as Ampeson finished seventh in their most recent race, and Tai Sing Yeh would need to improve but should still give their running.

These assessments are based on the provided ratings and comments.

6.50 Fairyhouse (4 runners)
Aiden Burns Memorial Race
7f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Monaasib – 390.1
2. Vernet (IRE) – 383.5
3. Pretreville (FR) – 354.7
4. Affogato (IRE) – 341.9

Monaasib stands out as the top-rated horse with a total rating of 390.1. The comments suggest that Monaasib is a useful gelding who had a slightly below-form sixth-place finish in a listed race at Naas. However, this race is considered easier, and Monaasib has a decent chance of performing well.

Vernet holds the second-highest rating with a total of 383.5. Although they finished sixth in their most recent race at the Curragh, the comments mention that the yard is in good form. Vernet is considered to have work to do but shouldn’t be completely overlooked.

Pretreville is ranked third with a total rating of 354.7. This smart gelding has won twice last year and is known for being a front runner with a great record when fresh. The comments indicate that this race could be a good opening for Pretreville, making them a contender to watch.

Affogato, a useful filly and previous C&D winner, is ranked fourth with a total rating of 341.9. Although she finished seventh in a handicap at Gowran, it’s worth noting that she won this race last year. However, she has struggled since then and may face some challenges.

It’s important to consider the additional comments provided, as they offer valuable insights into the horses’ recent performances and form. Based on the comments, Monaasib and Pretreville appear to have exceptional chances in this race, with Monaasib being highlighted as a decent shout and Pretreville being a smart gelding with a favorable running style.

Ultimately, when making final selections, it’s important to assess the horses’ recent form, jockey and trainer combinations, and any other relevant factors that could impact their performance.

7.25 Fairyhouse (14 runners)
La Bucca Restaurants Handicap (50-85)
1m5½f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Dartan – 390.8
2. Night Sparkle (IRE) – 388.3
3. Black Hawk Eagle (IRE) – 307.3
4. Cozone – 275.1

Dartan emerges as the top-rated horse with a total rating of 390.8. The comments indicate that Dartan has shown ability on both the Flat and over hurdles, with wins at Dundalk and Navan on the Flat. Although Dartan was held in a handicap hurdle at Punchestown recently, this return to the Flat could see a good account from Dartan.

Night Sparkle (IRE) is closely behind with a total rating of 388.3. This filly recently won a juvenile hurdle at Punchestown and is expected to perform well back on the Flat. The comments suggest that Night Sparkle can give a good account in this race.

Black Hawk Eagle (IRE) holds the third-highest rating with a total of 307.3. They were a good second in a handicap at the Curragh and encountered interference during the race. Based on their recent performance, Black Hawk Eagle is expected to be competitive in this race.

Cozone, with a total rating of 275.1, completes the top contenders. The comments mention that Cozone has had no impact in maiden hurdles recently, but has shown some ability on the Flat, including a win at Dundalk. However, winning off this mark might be challenging for Cozone.

It’s important to consider the additional comments provided, as they offer insights into the recent performances and form of the horses. Based on the comments, Dartan and Night Sparkle are highlighted as strong contenders, with both horses having shown ability in their respective disciplines (Flat and hurdles). Black Hawk Eagle is also worth considering, given their recent second-place finish in a competitive handicap.

Ultimately, when making final selections, it’s important to assess the horses’ recent form, jockey and trainer combinations, course preferences, and any other relevant factors that could impact their performance.

8.00 Fairyhouse (14 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Maiden
1m4f

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Rapparee Champ (IRE) – 317.8
2. Wasthatok – 271.8
3. Head Of State (IRE) – 268.2
4. Golden Temple (IRE) – 245.5

Rapparee Champ (IRE) emerges as the top-rated horse with a total rating of 317.8. The comments suggest that Rapparee Champ showed promise in their debut race, finishing strongly and indicating the potential for significant progress. With a trainer in good form, Rapparee Champ is considered a highly promising type and is expected to be a strong contender in this race.

Wasthatok holds the second-highest rating with a total of 271.8. Although Wasthatok finished seventh in a minor event on their flat debut, the comments indicate that they have shown ability as a fairly useful jumps winner. While it’s a step up in distance, Wasthatok could improve and shouldn’t be underestimated.

Head Of State (IRE) follows closely with a total rating of 268.2. The comments mention that Head Of State showed improvement in their second race, finishing fifth in a similar event. With the addition of a tongue strap for the first time, Head Of State could continue to progress and be in the mix for a good performance.

Golden Temple (IRE) completes the top contenders with a total rating of 245.5. Although remaining a maiden after seven Flat runs, Golden Temple finished fourth in a recent maiden race and will be wearing blinkers for the first time in this race. With a competitive performance expected, Golden Temple shouldn’t be ruled out.

It’s important to consider the additional comments provided, as they offer insights into the recent performances and potential of the horses. Based on the comments, Rapparee Champ is highlighted as the top-ranked horse with exceptional potential. Wasthatok, Head Of State, and Golden Temple also show signs of promise and could deliver strong performances.

When making final selections, it’s important to assess the horses’ recent form, trainer and jockey combinations, breeding, and any other relevant factors that could impact their performance.

8.30 Fairyhouse (18 runners)
Racing Again At Fairyhouse July
12th Handicap (47-65)
1m4f 

Based on the total ratings provided, here is the rankings of the top contenders in totals order:

1. Out On Friday (IRE) – 337.3
2. The Gossiper (IRE) – 326.4
3. French Company (IRE) – 305.7
4. Supreme Law (IRE) – 288.5

Out On Friday (IRE) emerges as the top-rated horse with a total rating of 337.3. The comments suggest that Out On Friday won a 15-runner handicap over the same course and distance just seven days ago, indicating good form. With a recent victory and being kept up to work, Out On Friday is expected to give another strong performance in this race.

The Gossiper (IRE) holds the second-highest rating with a total of 326.4. The comments mention that The Gossiper is a promising individual, having been a useful winner at 17f in bumpers. Although finishing eighth in a heavy ground handicap at Navan, The Gossiper still retains potential in this sphere and shouldn’t be overlooked.

French Company (IRE) follows closely with a total rating of 305.7. This horse is a course and distance winner and has previously won at Dundalk in January. With a good sixth-place finish in a recent handicap at Navan, French Company is considered worthy of respect and can be expected to put in a competitive performance.

Supreme Law (IRE) completes the top contenders with a total rating of 288.5. The comments note that Supreme Law finished fourth of 21 in a handicap at Leopardstown, and a tongue strap will be applied for the first time. This horse has shown creditable form and should be considered as a potential contender.

It’s important to consider the additional comments provided, as they offer insights into the recent performances and potential of the horses. Based on the comments, Out On Friday stands out as the top-ranked horse with a recent victory and strong form. The Gossiper, French Company, and Supreme Law also show signs of promise and are expected to be competitive.

When making final selections, it’s advisable to assess the horses’ recent form, trainer and jockey combinations, previous course and distance performances, and any other relevant factors that could impact their performance.