TWIST MAGIC heads 15 entries for the Grade One Victor Chandler Chase at Ascot on January 19.

Twist Magic heads 15 entries for the Grade One Victor Chandler Chase at Ascot on January 19.

OUR BEN, who once promised a lot more than he delivered, is now getting his act together and could hardly have been more impressive in the Grade 2 O’Connell Logistics Hilly Way Chase at Cork yesterday.

Our Ben finally landed a long-awaited Graded success over fences as he lifted the O’Connell Logistics Hilly Way Chase at Cork.

KAZAL should open his account over fences in the three-mile Stamullen Beginners Chase at Fairyhouse today.

Paul Nicholls has revealed that it is highly unlikely that Kauto Star will bid for a third win in the paddypower.com Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown on Saturday.

JUSTIFIED, despite continuing reservations about him travelling right-handed, is the choice in the Grade 2 Clonmel Oil Chase at Clonmel this afternoon.

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SIZING AFRICA is the nap choice to make a winning debut over flights in the INH Stallion Owners’ EBF Novice Hurdle at Naas this afternoon.

GIVE the public what it wants and they will turn up in their droves is the clear message over the past couple of weeks.

DARBY WALL could provide the answer to the fiercely competitive ladbrokes.com National Handicap Chase at Limerick tomorrow.

BRAVE INCA can beat Mighty Man in a fascinating Dunboyne Castle Hotel and Spa Champion Stayers’ Hurdle at Punchestown this afternoon.

Gemini Lucy bounced back from a poor run at Cheltenham to notch an impressive success in the Tattersalls Ireland Dan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse.

My Way De Solzen (7-2) turned the tables on Fair Along in no uncertain terms by winning the Irish Independent Arkle Trophy in fantastic style.

Fair Along and My Way De Solzen head a high-class field of 13 for Tuesday’s Irish Independent Arkle Challenge Trophy at the Cheltenham Festival.

IT hasn’t been the best of campaigns thus far for Michael Grassick, who has just seven winners to his credit this season.

Cuan Na Grai could be set for an appearance at Cheltenham in November after giving Paul Nolan a third Guinness Galway Hurdle success yesterday.

WHAT an extraordinary game this is. On Wednesday, Tony McCoy got injured and was replaced on the eventual winner of the Galway Plate, Far From Trouble, by Roger Loughran.

Paul Nolan landed his third Guinness Galway Hurdle when Cuan Na Grai made all under super sub Paddy Flood on the fourth day of the festival meeting.

RUBY WALSH rode his first winner since joining the married mens' brigade with a typical copybook drive on Tony Martin's Ichi Beau, 9-2 to 7-2, in the Londis Handicap Chase at Killarney last night.