NEW PHASE, winner of the contest a year ago, repeated the trick at Cork yesterday when landing the Follow Us On Facebook Hurdle.

THE versatile Psycho can take the Follow Us On Facebook Hurdle at the rescheduled Cork meeting this afternoon.

MISTER CARTER is fancied to land the Grade 3 Juvenile Hurdle at Punchestown this afternoon, should the meeting pass a 7.30am inspection.

DOWNPATRICK today is subject to a 7.30am inspection, due to the threat of frost, and if the meeting does go west we certainly won’t be losing any sleep.

RUBY WALSH is the man to follow at Cork today where entry to the track will be free, should the meeting pass a 7.30 precautionary inspection this morning.

IF Punchestown today survives an 8am inspection then much of the focus will obviously centre on the second outing over jumps of the exciting Dunguib in the Ballymaloe Country Relish Hurdle.

EBAZIYAN will return to the scene of his finest hour for a crack at the Smurfit Kappa Champion Hurdle following his return to winning form under Ruby Walsh at Leopardstown yesterday.

THE Tom Mullins-trained King Of Queens remains the nap choice to land the Grade 3 Juvenile Hurdle at Punchestown this afternoon, a meeting which has been rescheduled, after it was cancelled due to frost on Saturday.

PHILIP FENTON, who won the bumper at Punchestown on Saturday with a possible star of the future in Dunguib, was on the mark again at Cork yesterday when landing the featured Blackwater Handicap Hurdle with Gusda.

Punchestown’s meeting on Saturday has been given the all-clear – but the two chase events on the card have been abandoned.

SIR FREDERICK took his total of successes to five, all travelling right-handed, when proving far too good for the opposition in the Powerstown Chase at Clonmel last evening.

JAZZ MESSENGER toyed with the opposition on the way to a smooth success in the Horse and Jockey Hotel Hurdle at Thurles yesterday, topping up a smashing afternoon for trainer, Noel Meade, highlighted by a breathtaking display from Aran Concerto at Navan.

RACING at Clonmel yesterday was abandoned after the third race, the second division of the Irish Stallion Farms' EBF Maiden Hurdle, in the interests of safety.

WATSON LAKE is fancied to concede weight all round in the Woodlands Park 100 Poplar Square Chase at Naas this afternoon.