Ger Lyons is looking to the future with Ainippe after she relished the step up to seven furlongs to win the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Brownstown Stakes at Fairyhouse yesterday.

The once-raced Witty Repartee can land the Follow Dundalk On Facebook Maiden on the polytrack tonight.

Jim Bolger’s once-raced Ring Chief can land the Sligo Champion Supporting Sligo GAA Maiden at the western track tonight.

Aidan O’Brien’s Palace arrived late and fast to land the Listed Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Cairn Rouge Stakes at Killarney last night.

Tom Mullins and Paul Townend, who teamed up to win with Elsie at Roscommon on Tuesday, again join forces at Cork tonight with Grand Partner and the six-year-old is fancied to land the nap in the Great Value Social Package Maiden Hurdle.

Controversy raged at Killarney last night after Positive Vibes beat Shalaman a head in the International Hotel Apprentice Handicap and then lost the race in the stewards’ room.

Willie Mullins’ Tarla, having a first outing over jumps for 849 days, can land the Roscommonracecourse.ie Hurdle at the western track tonight.

DERMOT WELD, fresh from saddling Princess Highway to record a brilliant success in the Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot on Thursday, turns his attentions to much lesser pickings with Quick Glimpse in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Maiden at Down Royal this afternoon and the three-year-old is the nap choice.

Kevin Prendergast’s once-raced Ahaaly can land the nap in the www.dundalkstadium.com Maiden on the all-weather tonight.

FRONTIER is the nap choice to land the www.thetote.com/mobile Maiden, on what is a dreadful programme at Navan this afternoon.

THE Brendan Duke-trained Roicead scorched up the five furlongs at Cork last night in 56.68 seconds to easily land the corkracecourse.ie Handicap.

DAVID WACHMAN’S Limetree Lady is the nap choice in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Maiden at Cork this evening, where admission will be free.

BAHRAIN STORM can provide the answer to the featured Irish Open July 28-July 31 Chase at the opening stage of the four-day Killarney Festival tonight.

KASTANIA can prove good enough to land the nap in the moderate Fairyhouse Venue Hire Maiden at the Co Meath track tonight.

THE very promising Mossey Joe strolled to victory in the O’Keeffe, O’Shea, O’Connor Solicitors’ Novice Chase at Killarney last night.

IF you manage to toss a few quid west at Navan this afternoon then you really will have only yourself to blame.

DERMOT WELD’S Endearing could be ready to deliver and gets the nap in the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Maiden at Dundalk tonight.

RONNIE O’LEARY’S Schelm outclassed his rivals to easily win the featured J and B O’Sullivan Builders’ Ltd Chase at Killarney last night.

ATYAAB can keep the terrific run of Dermot Weld and Pat Smullen going by landing the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Fillies Maiden at Navan this afternoon.

DERMOT WELD, whose horses have made a good start to the season, has prospects of a double with Mutamaleq and Natural High at Killarney tonight.

EIGHT races, six of them handicaps, make Navan this afternoon an absolute minefield as far as punters are concerned.

THOSE who waded into Royal County Star, from 8-13 to 4-9, in the Summerfest Chase at Killarney last night had their share of heart-stopping moments.

TONY MARTIN breathed a huge sigh of relief after his Aggie’s Lad won the Seamus Weldon Novice Chase at Killarney last night.

RED MOLONEY, as long as the rain arrives, can land the featured Listed Seamus and Rosemary McGrath Memorial Saval Beg Stakes at Leopardstown tonight.

ARGUABLY the most impressive winner of the three days at Killarney came last night when Charles Byrnes’ Solwhit toyed with the opposition in the Racegoers’ Club Race.

DEAUVILLE VISION came right back to her best form when trouncing seven rivals in the Listed Kerryman Ruby Stakes at Tralee yesterday.

Deauville Vision bounced back to the form that brought her the Irish Lincolnshire in March to win the Kerryman Ruby Stakes in a common canter at Tralee.

“HE’LL be a better horse next year”, quipped Ruby Walsh after he had guided the teenager, Adamant Approach, to victory in the Gleneagle Summer Cabaret Chase at Killarney last night.

FEEL GOOD FACTOR can enjoy a first success over fences in the Sherry Fitzgerald Killeeen O’Toole Beginners Chase at Ballinrobe tonight.

THE Cork Stakes at Cork last night was over before it should have started.

ONLY six are set to face the starter in the listed Cork Stakes at Cork tonight, but it has an interesting appearance all the same.

THERE’S absolutely no cause for optimism at Thurles this afternoon, on an eight-race programme which is just about as moderate as you can get.

“I'M going back to school tonight”, quipped 16-years-old Patrick Mullins, after he had partnered Diego Garcia to a smooth victory in the Denny Havasnack Race at Tralee yesterday.

RICHARD McLERNON, a nephew of one of the best National Hunt riders this country has ever produced, Tommy Carmody, looks a young man with a bright future.

JOHNNY MURTAGH, setting a scorching pace at the head of the jockeys' championship, can consolidate his position by landing a double at Bellewstown this evening.

CHARLIE SWAN’S Sorry Al can make a winning debut over fences in the Wines Direct Beginners Chase at Kilbeggan tonight.

FRANCIS Flood’s Blanchfield is fancied to take the first division of the Clonoulty Mares Bumper at Thurles this afternoon.

EDDIE HALES, based at Dundrum, Co Tipperary and one of the more colourful characters in the game, enjoyed a welcome turn when Public Reaction sprang a 16-1 surprise in the two mile October Race at Thurles yesterday.

RUBY WALSH, who has spent a lot of the week on the ground, suffering several falls, left it all behind when guiding Euro Leader to success in the featured Denny Gold Medal Handicap Chase at Tralee yesterday.

NAPLES, who has already lost a race in somewhat bizarre circumstances, can enjoy a 'first' success in the Bumper at Bellewstown tonight.

LE LEOPARD, despite the fact the conditions of the contest are against him, gets the nap to take the October Race at Thurles this afternoon.

ROSCOMMON this afternoon houses a typical fiercely competitive programme and punters have little cause for optimism.

DERMOT WELD, fresh from a tremendous weekend, can supply the bet of the day at Navan in the shape of Multazem in the Mary Gray Lady Golf Captain Race.