Dermot Weld’s Encrypted Message can land the Lynn Lodge Stud Maiden at Navan tonight.

Ruby Walsh completed a treble in the quickest possible fashion as he took the opening three maiden hurdles at Killarney yesterday.

IT’S terrific to be back in full flow now and I’m very much looking forward to riding Blazing Tempo in the Kerry National at Listowel today.

BULLOCK HARBOUR, fresh from his win on the flat under Conor O’Dwyer at Bellewstown last week, put up a decent effort to take the Irish Stallion Farms’ EBF Novice Hurdle at Killarney last night.

WILLIE Mullins took the training honours is Sligo last night, completing a fine treble with Earls Qaurter, both ridden by champion jockey Paul Townend and Pickapocketortwo partnered by the trainer’s son Patrick.

WILLIE MULLINS makes one of his rare forays to the Royal meeting with Rattan in the Ascot Stakes today.

JESSICA Harrington’s Magical Memoir can land the nap in the Tipperary Water Hurdle at Ballinrobe tonight.

FIRST things first and that disappointing display by Kauto Star at Punchestown yesterday.

OUT of action with a broken collar-bone since March 26, Paul Townend returned in style when registering a double on odds-on favourites Rattan and Killultagh Queen at Ballinrobe last night where trainer Willie Mullins went on to complete a treble with Bless N’ject in the bumper.

PAUL TOWNEND can make a winning return on Rattan in the opening Western People Maiden Hurdle at Ballinrobe this evening.

JOHN QUEALLY’S Memories Of Milan justified strong market support, under Tim Carroll, in the Powerstown Maiden Hurdle at Clonmel last evening.

Selected tips from courses across Ireland and the UK

THE trip is on the short side for her, the ground may be a shade quick and she has let us down on two occasions, but Killultagh Queen is still the nap choice to land the Mares’ Beginners Chase at Clonmel this evening.

THERE’S nothing like a bit of excitement before Cheltenham and I certainly had my share with that crashing tumble aboard King Of The Refs at Naas on Wednesday.

Henry Cecil expects to have "eight or nine" runners at Ascot next week as the Warren Place maestro aims to add to his staggering tally of 70 winners at the Royal meeting.

Henry Cecil sent runners around the country on another big weekend but struck first at his local track with an impressive victory by Rattan at Newmarket today.