4.50 Down Royal (9 runners)
ELECC Maiden
5f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Gunzburg (IRE) – 462.4
2. Sturlasson (IRE) – 310.9
3. Charles Atlas (IRE) – 272.2
4. Carnegie Hall (IRE) – 261.4
5. Clonmacash – 252.9
6. Seven Eleven – 245.8
7. Gday Mate – 77.1
8. Tarsus (IRE) – 44.4
9. Kayson Cian (IRE) – 23.2

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Gunzburg (IRE):
   Gunzburg showed promise on debut, finishing fourth in a maiden at the Curragh over 6 furlongs. With that experience under his belt, he may improve and be a strong contender in this race.
2. Sturlasson (IRE):
   Sturlasson finished second in a maiden at Cork over 5 furlongs on heavy ground, but he was no match for the winner. With that run behind him, he could show further progress and be competitive in this race.

Additional Considerations:
Charles Atlas (IRE) finished seventh in a maiden at the Curragh on heavy ground on debut, but he was not given a hard race and is expected to progress. Carnegie Hall (IRE) showed promise when finishing fourth in a maiden at Naas on debut, and the stable is in good form. Clonmacash finished last in a minor event at Naas on debut and will need to improve. Seven Eleven finished twelfth in a maiden at Cork on debut and will also need to show improvement.

Special Mention:
Gunzburg stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a promising debut performance and the potential for improvement, Gunzburg is a strong contender in this race.

5.25 Down Royal (12 runners)
Future Ticketing Supporting Irish
Racing Handicap (47-70)
5f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Sneddy Eddie (IRE) – 302.1
2. Autumnal Breeze (IRE) – 297.7
3. Beaumadier (IRE) – 290.8
4. Havana Notion – 264.6
5. American In Paris (IRE) – 251.2
6. Las Cuatro (USA) – 247.8
7. Rathbranchurch (IRE) – 241.2
8. Distillate – 241.1
9. Spirit Of Eagles (IRE) – 235.6
10. So Majestic (IRE) – 214.8
11. Coco Hill (IRE) – 211.1
12. Prove It – 201.8

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Sneddy Eddie (IRE):
   Sneddy Eddie showed significant improvement when winning a handicap at Sligo over 5.8 furlongs. With unexposed potential as a sprinter, Sneddy Eddie could be a strong contender in this race.
2. Autumnal Breeze (IRE):
   Autumnal Breeze scored a victory at Tipperary and followed it up with a respectable sixth-place finish in a Navan handicap. Not to be underestimated, Autumnal Breeze is a contender in this race.
3. Beaumadier (IRE):
   Beaumadier finished sixth in a maiden at Tipperary and will make his handicap debut. With room for improvement, Beaumadier could surprise in this race.

Additional Considerations:
Havana Notion finished fourth in a handicap at Fairyhouse and may cope well with the drop in distance. American In Paris had a below-par performance in a Navan handicap and has been inconsistent. Las Cuatro finished last in a handicap at Listowel and needs to find improvement. Rathbranchurch finished last in a handicap at Listowel but may bounce back with the drop in trip. Distillate was below form in a handicap at Gowran and needs others to be more persuasive. Spirit Of Eagles had a creditable fifth-place finish in a handicap at Tipperary and could be a factor. So Majestic finished second at Tipperary and benefited from a strongly-run race. Coco Hill finished third at Tipperary and cheekpieces may help her. Prove It had a disappointing run in a handicap at Leopardstown and is down in trip with blinkers fitted.

Special Mention:
Sneddy Eddie stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a career-best win at Sligo and unexposed potential as a sprinter, Sneddy Eddie is a strong contender in this race.

6.00 Down Royal (12 runners)
Mount Charles Handicap
5f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Collective Power (IRE) – 422.6
2. Arnhem (IRE) – 314.8
3. Dun Na Sead (IRE) – 309.4
4. Nordic Passage (IRE) – 296.4
5. Adnaan – 259.1
6. Hallowed Time (IRE) – 258.1
7. Ever Rock (IRE) – 253.7
8. Mehman – 246.7
9. Shoebox King (IRE) – 235.3
10. Soi Dao (IRE) – 235.2
11. Livingston Range (IRE) – 230.1
12. Tamazu (IRE) – 222.2
13. Anatoli – 222.1
14. Astral Beat (IRE) – 211.9
15. Daintree (IRE) – 207.4

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Collective Power (IRE):
   Collective Power is a C&D winner and comes into this race off the back of a career-best win in a 19-runner handicap at Navan. With solid claims and recent good form, Collective Power is a top contender.
2. Arnhem (IRE):
   Arnhem returns to racing after a 13-month break. Previously, Arnhem finished as a creditable second in a Navan handicap. If fully tuned up for this race, Arnhem could be a factor.
3. Dun Na Sead (IRE):
   Dun Na Sead has a recent win at Dundalk and finished third in a Tipperary handicap. With consistent performances, Dun Na Sead merits respect in this race.

Additional Considerations:
Nordic Passage finished twelfth in a handicap at the Curragh but is back down in trip. Adnaan had a respectable fifth-place finish in a heavy ground handicap at Naas. Hallowed Time finished last in a Cork handicap but has cheekpieces back on and could return to form. Ever Rock finished fourteenth in a Navan handicap, while Mehman had a fifth-place finish at Dundalk. Shoebox King finished sixteenth in a Navan handicap and may not be as persuasive as others. Soi Dao had a respectable seventh-place finish in a Curragh handicap and is back down in trip. Livingston Range finished last in a Navan handicap and needs to prove himself. Tamazu finished last in a minor event at Dundalk and is hard to make a case for. Anatoli finished thirteenth in a Limerick handicap and is back down in trip. Astral Beat finished twentieth in a Curragh handicap and has had a recent yard change. Daintree finished tenth in a Navan handicap and couldn’t sustain the effort.

Special Mention:
Collective Power stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a C&D win and a recent career-best victory, Collective Power is a strong contender in this race.

6.35 Down Royal (9 runners)
Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap
5f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Maria Branwell (IRE) – 416.2
2. Loveday (IRE) – 375.4
3. Greek Flower (IRE) – 333.9
4. Screen Siren (IRE) – 332.9
5. Petit Calvados (IRE) – 321.8
6. Curraheen Princess (IRE) – 318.0
7. Escaping Thejungle (IRE) – 309.3
8. Excesso Velocidad (IRE) – 283.2
9. Freedom Falls (IRE) – 221.2

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Maria Branwell (IRE):
   Maria Branwell is coming off a very good second-place finish in a handicap at the Curragh. With recent improvements and a strong showing, Maria Branwell is likely to be a prominent player in this race.
2. Loveday (IRE):
   Loveday had a below-par performance, finishing ninth in a Navan handicap. However, with the potential to strip fitter and the handicapper giving her a chance, Loveday shouldn’t be dismissed and could bounce back in this race.
3. Greek Flower (IRE):
   Greek Flower finished tenth in a Curragh handicap, and others hold more appeal. While Greek Flower may not be the top contender, positive performances should not be completely disregarded.

Additional Considerations:
Screen Siren had a career-best win in a Navan handicap and will look to build on that performance. Escaping Thejungle finished second in a Cork handicap and remains relatively unexposed. Petit Calvados finished sixth in a Curragh handicap on their Irish debut. Curraheen Princess had a respectable third-place finish in a Cork handicap and could be well-treated in this race. Freedom Falls finished last in a Fairyhouse handicap and may not be a strong contender. Excesso Velocidad finished eleventh in a Tipperary handicap and others are preferred.

Special Mention:
Maria Branwell stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a very good recent second-place finish and on the upgrade, Maria Branwell is a strong contender in this race.

7.10 Down Royal (8 runners)
His Majestys Plate (Listed)
2m

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Taipan (FR) – 398.2
2. Powerful Aggie (FR) – 383.6
3. White Caviar (FR) – 376.5
4. Agenda (GER) – 375.7
5. Mellow Magic – 360.1
6. Sea Oscar – 356.3
7. La Hacienda – 311.2
8. Wordsworth (IRE) – 302.2

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Taipan (FR):
   Taipan is a useful gelding who won a minor event at Listowel easily in his latest outing. With the yard in good form and an increase in trip, Taipan should be considered a strong contender.
2. Powerful Aggie (FR):
   Powerful Aggie finished last in a listed race at Navan but has shown good form in the past. The stable is in good form, and while the competition may be tough, Powerful Aggie can’t be completely disregarded.
3. White Caviar (FR):
   White Caviar showed promise with a third-place finish in a Gowran listed race on reappearance. Although she finished last in a Curragh handicap, White Caviar has the potential to bounce back and should not be underestimated.

Additional Considerations:
Agenda won a handicap at Leopardstown but has plenty to find on form in this race. Mellow Magic has been performing creditably in recent races, including a fifth-place finish in a Curragh handicap. Sea Oscar won a handicap at Leopardstown but faces an uphill task here. La Hacienda is significantly back up in trip and has some ground to make up. Wordsworth finished sixth in a Long Distance Cup at Ascot and has a solid record on reappearance.

Special Mention:
Taipan stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a recent easy win, the yard’s good spell, and an increase in trip, Taipan is a strong contender in this listed race.

7.45 Down Royal (14 runners)
Freixenet Pro Median Auction Maiden
7f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Blame Thechampagne (IRE) – 292.0
2. Harry The Rogue (IRE) – 259.1
3. St Laurences Gate (IRE) – 256.3
4. Poppadom (IRE) – 221.0
5. Chou Chou (IRE) – 203.7
6. Lia Fail (IRE) – 191.9
7. Glengarriff (IRE) – 163.0
8. A Daughtersdelight (IRE) – 155.8
9. Vangelis (IRE) – 149.0
10. Look At The Stars – 111.4
11. States Evidence – 106.9
12. Not Far To Fall (IRE) – 69.0
13. Maria Land (IRE) – 51.7
14. Tartaraghan (IRE) – 47.6
15. Redondo – 35.7
16. Victor’s Choice (IRE) – 33.1
17. Begleys Forge (IRE) – 28.0

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Blame Thechampagne (IRE):
   Blame Thechampagne is a lightly-raced filly who finished sixth in a maiden at Listowel in her last outing. The stable is having a good spell, and she deserves another chance to improve on that performance.
2. Harry The Rogue (IRE):
   Harry The Rogue finished fifth in a maiden at Listowel on debut. Having to pick his way through the field, he is likely to improve, and his previous run suggests he has some potential.
3. St Laurences Gate (IRE):
   St Laurences Gate finished eighth in a maiden at the Curragh over 6 furlongs. With that race experience under his belt, he could show improvement over the longer distance of 7 furlongs.

Additional Considerations:
Poppadom finished seventh in a maiden at Listowel, while Chou Chou finished sixteenth in a maiden at the Curragh. Both horses are reserves and may have limited chances if they get to run.

Special Mention:
Blame Thechampagne stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a stable in good form and being lightly raced, she has the potential to perform well in this maiden race.

8.15 Down Royal (14 runners)
Laura Nicholas Memorial Handicap (47-65)
7f

Based on the provided Timewise ratings, here are the rankings of the horses in totals order:

1. Sunset Nova (IRE) – 254.0
2. Swiss Army Officer (IRE) – 235.8
3. Wee Pablo (IRE) – 226.1
4. The Bog Bank (IRE) – 225.2
5. Redshore City (IRE) – 223.4
6. Kratos – 221.5
7. Above It All (IRE) – 220.7
8. Breagagh (IRE) – 213.3
9. Miss Slovakia (IRE) – 210.5
10. Gidwa (IRE) – 208.1
11. I Know I Can – 204.4
12. Epaulawn (IRE) – 201.6
13. Sadiqaa (IRE) – 190.6
14. Helmet Star – 188.9
15. Ledger (IRE) – 163.7
16. Black Bridie (IRE) – 136.8
17. Carla’s Kodi Bear (IRE) – 129.1

Now let’s analyze and assess the top contenders based on the comments:

1. Sunset Nova (IRE):
   Sunset Nova finished eighth in a handicap at Gowran over 8 furlongs in his last outing. With the visor back on, he enters calculations as a competitive contender.
2. Swiss Army Officer (IRE):
   Swiss Army Officer had a good second-place finish in a handicap at Cork over 7 furlongs. With recent form and a respectable Timewise rating, he is worthy of respect.
3. Wee Pablo (IRE):
   Wee Pablo finished sixth in a handicap at Listowel over 7.1 furlongs, but was slowly away. With the visor on for the first time, he looks competitive based on his previous form.

Additional Considerations:
The Bog Bank (IRE) finished fourteenth in a handicap at Leopardstown over 8 furlongs. With a tongue tie tried for the first time, there is hope for improvement. Above It All (IRE) had a disappointing run in a handicap at the Curragh over 6.3 furlongs, but could bounce back if rediscovering old form.

Special Mention:
Swiss Army Officer stands out as a horse with an exceptional chance based on the comments. With a recent good second-place finish and a competitive Timewise rating, he has the potential to perform well in this handicap race.

Please note that this analysis is based on the provided ratings and comments. Horse racing outcomes are unpredictable, and other factors such as recent form, jockey/trainer performance, and track conditions can also influence the result of the race.