Dundalk hosts an eight race card at the county Louth venue this evening with fist race due of to post at 5:50.

Only five runners will go to post in the open www.dundalkstadium.com Maiden and slight preference is for the Tommy Stack trained Almanack who finished a close third despite a poor draw last time out. Inform Wayne Lordan is booked to ride and the main danger looks to be the Aidan O’Brien trained newcomer Gale Force Ten who may need the run.

Dermot Weld’s stable is in great form lately and he can register another

Irish racing moves to county Kilkenny on Thursday evening with Gowran Park hosting a seven race flat card with the first due off to post at 5:40.

The opening maiden has attracted eight runners and it looks a very competitive affair. Aidan O’Brien saddles newcomer Master Speaker rand he looks to head the betting market whilst the inform Tommy Stack saddles Mister Aviation and no doubt he will be well schooled with inform Wayne Lordan booked to ride. Another to consider may be the Dermot Weld trained Imperial Concorde but slight preference is for the Tommy Stack Montjeu colt.

Ger Lyon’s That Boy David was just unfortunate to meet a better horse last time out at Dundalk and he looks the one to beat in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund maiden over seven furlongs but the

Irish racing moves to Naas this evening with an eight race flat card due off to post at 5:20 at the county Kildare track.

The opening Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Fillies Maiden has attracted twelve runners and it is likely that the Aidan O’Brien daughter of Danehill Dancer Delight will head the betting market. Lottie Do will be hoping to improve from her second last time out at Navan but an interesting newcomer may be the well bred Paul Deegan trained Flawless Fily.

Six runners will take their chance in the Fishery Lane Race and recent Tipperary winner Canary Row holds a strong chance for trainer Patrick Prendergast. Jim Bolger’s Dawn Approach was an impressive winner at the

Dundalk hosts a seven race card this evening with the first race due off to post at 6:15 at the county Louth track.

The opening Fillies Maiden has attracted ten runners and it looks a very open race on paper. Oonagh ran a nice debut at Cork to finish third and looks set to go off favourite with Sam James booked to ride. Jessica Harrington reports that Act Of Attrition has improved since her debut at Cork whilst David Wachman’s newcomer Attire should also be watched in the betting. Paul Flynn has Johnny Murtagh booked for La Olivia and if she can get back to the form of her fourth to Katevan at Dundalk last September she could be worth an each way bet.

Only five runners will go to post

Tipperary hosts it first meeting off 2012 with the first of seven races due off to post at 4:55 at the Limerick Junction venue.

The opening Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders maiden has only attracted three runners and the Kevin Prendergast Katchy Lady can improve from her debut fourth at Cork. Niall McCullagh takes the ride. Chips Are Down and Marvellous James makes up the three runner field.

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Dundalk hosts another all weather card tonight with the first of seven races due off to post at 6:20 at the county Louth track.

The opening two year old maiden has only attracted four runners. Jim Bolger saddles Einstein’s Folly who will be ridden by Ronan Whelan and he looks set to run a big debut race as this Whipper colt will be well schooled. Ger Lyons saddles Toccata Blue who finished a close fifth on debut whilst Versila Girl finished one place ahead in the same race. If Tommy Stack’s Dylanbaru acts to the Dundalk surface, he looks the one having finished a close fourth to Jim Bolger’s Dawn Approach on the opening day of the flat season at The Curragh. Wayne Lordan is booked to ride.

After just getting piped at Limerick, the Kevin Prendergast trained Ahaaly can justify

Dundalk hosts a seven race card at the county Louth track and the first of seven races goes to post at 6:20.

The opening Fillies Maiden looks a wide open contest and despite not firing last week another chance should be given to the Edward Lynam trained Merkel. Jim Bolger’s Foinse and Timothy Doyle’s Destiny’s Child are also ones to watch.

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Dundalk hosts it usual all weather card tonight with the first of eight races due off to post at 5:50 at the county Louth venue.

The opening Group Booking at Dundalk Rated Race looks a wide open contest with Tsar Paul holding every chance following a close second to Farmleigh house last week at the venue. An interesting runner to note is the Mark Johnson trained Joe Le Taxi and should be noted if any moves occur in the betting.

The Fundraising Made Easy At Dundalk Maiden has attracted eight runners and the King of Dundalk; Ger Lyons is represented by Roman General. Johhny Murtagh is booked to ride but the main danger looks to be the Edward Lynam trained Atticus Finch who finished

Dundalk hosts it’s usual all weather card with the first of eight races due off to post at 5:50 at the county Louth venue.

The opening three year old fillies maiden has only attracted seven runners and it looks like it will be a battle between the Willie McCreery trained Susiescot and the Mick Halford trained Tawariyka. Preference is for the Mick Halford filly as she has already experience on the all weather surface. Gary Carroll is booked to ride.

Division One of the Irish Stablestaff Association Awards March 3^rd 2012 Handicap looks a wide open race. Cool Athlete always runs well around Dundalk and despite carrying top weight looks set to run another big race; however the James Nash trained

Dundalk hosts an eight race card on tonight following the decision to divide two of the race on the scheduled card. The first of eight races is due off at 5:55 at the county Louth track. It will also be the first meeting of the New Year.

The opening Follow Dundalk on Facebook Maiden looks a two horse race and the Edward Lynam trained Muck’N’Brass looks set to go off favourite following a nice third on debut to Beat The Ballot at Dundalk in early