Shaneshill looks the stand-out bet on tomorrow’s card in Fairyhouse which features two Grade 1 races.

Lockstockandbarrel should make a winning start over hurdles in the thurles.ie Maiden Hurdle in Thurles today.

Trainer Gordon Elliott reached a notable milestone in his career — his first century of winners in a National Hunt season — when the Nina Carberry-ridden debutante Myztique landed the mares bumper on Student Day in Fairyhouse yesterday.

Miss North Light might be worth waiting for in today’s bumper in Tramore.

Bryan Cooper got off to a flyer as the new first jockey to Gigginstown House Stud when guiding Gordon Elliott’s Toner D’Oudairies to victory in the Racecourse Supporters’ Club Chase at Thurles yesterday.

Gold Cup winning jockey Barry Geraghty was seen at his strongest when landing the featured Irish Stallion Farms Novice Handicap Chase Final on the Paul Nolan-trained Panther Claw in extremely testing ground in Navan yesterday.

Robert Tyner’s Kandinski is the nap choice in the Bumper at Navan this afternoon.

The beautifully bred Speckled Wood seems to have a decent future, after coasting to victory in the Holy Cross Mares’ Maiden Hurdle at Thurles yesterday.

Willie Mullins’ Blood Cotil can land the Grade 2 Q8 Oils Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown on St Stephen’s Day.

The Dessie Hughes-trained Seefood followed-up an impressive recent maiden win over course and distance when landing the INH Stallion Owners Novice Hurdle, in the hands of Bryan Cooper, at Fairyhouse yesterday.

Dermot Weld’s Yellow Rosebud is the nap choice in the Group 3 Fairy Bridge Stakes at Tipperary tonight.

Former champion Ruby Walsh kept punters happy at a sunny Cork last night when doubling-up on well-backed Roman Flight and odds-on favourite Simenon in the opening two races.

TRYING to hang your hat on one horse at Tramore this afternoon isn’t easy, but perhaps Mouse Morris’ Groomed will oblige in the Lisaleen Schooling Grounds Maiden Hurdle.

WILLIE MULLINS set the opening stage of Leopardstown alight yesterday with a fine double, including Blackstairmountain in the Grade 1 Racing Post Novice Chase.

Willie Mullins was thanking his lucky stars after Blackstairmountain capped a treble-topping day for the County Carlow trainer by landing the feature race at Leopardstown.

THOSE who traded at long odds-on Willie Mullins’ Golden Silver, in the featured Grade 2 Hilly Way Chase at Cork yesterday, will surely re-invest in some lottery tickets this week!

Golden Silver capitalised on the last-fence fall of Osirixamix to claim the Grade Two Hilly Way Chase at Cork.

THE Gigginstown House Stud success story continued at Limerick yesterday when Gift Of Dgab made an excellent debut over fences in the Askeaton Beginners Chase.

AINAMA looks the safest bet — on a very poor card — in the P.Flannery Plant Hire Group London Chase at Ballinrobe this evening.

REBEL FITZ, beaten into second in controversial circumstances at Listowel in June, made no mistake in the corkracecourse.ie Maiden Hurdle at Cork yesterday.

TEMPLEMORE trainer John Ryan had an evening to savour in Kilbeggan last night, registering a fine double with Glenstar and Kalico Kim.

LOCH LONG, who was a revelation when stepped up to two and a half miles at Ballinrobe last time, can take the T And V Novice Hurdle at Kilbeggan tonight.

DIVINE RHAPSODY, who missed an engagement at Killarney on Monday because of the fast ground, is due to try again in the K.S.P.C.A Maiden Hurdle at Punchestown tonight.

Jockeys Rodi Greene and Aidan Coleman were taken to hospital after suffering falls in the opening contest at Lingfield that saw racing delayed by more than half an hour.

THE 2007 Champion Hurdle hero, Sublimity, turned back the clock at Cork yesterday with a game success in the McCarthy Insurance Group Hurdle.

ALAIVAN, third to Soldatino in the JCB Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham and off the track since May, made a successful return to action when outclassing Son Amix and four other rivals in the Fishery Lane Hurdle at Naas yesterday.

STAYING ARTICLE, runaway winner of a recent Punchestown bumper on his debut, collared odds-on favourite Rivage D’Or close home to land the Racing Again At Naas On 24th November Maiden Hurdle at Naas yesterday.

THE dropped-in-class Original Option should prove hard to beat in the three mile Kill Maiden Hurdle at Naas this afternoon.

WHEN the form book is throwing up very few clues then rowing in with a stable which can do little wrong at the moment is the best alternative.

IT’S long way from Donegal to Waterford, but the trip paid off for rookie trainer, Emmet Butterly, when Cybersnow landed the Irish Racegoers’ Club Handicap Hurdle with plenty to spare at Tramore last night.

THE Thomas O’Leary-trained Tawnies dug deep to land the Dromahane Chase at Cork last night.

ACAPULCO, runner-up in all three of his races so far over flights, gets the nap in the www.navanracecourse.ie Maiden Hurdle at the Co Meath track this afternoon.

CASCO Bay sets the standard in the www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle at Tramore today.

PAT Smullen proved himself in top form ahead of the Galway Festival when recording a double in the opening races on last night’s card at Wexford where Philip Rothwell took the training honours thanks to the victories of Eyeffess and Mount Welcome.

SPORTS LINE, who has Cork losses to recover, can do just that in the fairyhouse.ie Maiden Hurdle at the Co Meath track this afternoon, should the meeting survive a 7.30am inspection.

ROOT CAUSE, treated to a day out at Laytown previously, got off the mark over jumps when landing the www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle at the Waterford track yesterday.

EMERGENCY EXIT is the nap choice in the www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle at the Waterford track this afternoon.

CHAMPION jockey Ruby Walsh celebrated the resumption of racing action when recording a double on Garrai Ard and Vital Plot at Kilbeggan last night.

TONY MULLINS is already thinking in terms of Cheltenham for his exciting Decoy Daddy, who was far too good for market-leader, Venalmar, in the Mitchelstown Hurdle at Cork yesterday.

THOSE who doubted Marseillais’ resolution paid a hefty price when he ran away with the second section of the December 26-29 Christmas Racing Maiden Hurdle at Limerick yesterday.

PINT-SIZED Sesenta produced all the right qualities to take the Guillamene Maiden at Tramore yesterday, redeeming the promise of her recent second at Galway.

THURLES passed an inspection yesterday morning, but the two scheduled chases have been abandoned and so one of the maiden hurdles has been divided to make a six-race programme.

THE mildly frustrating Justpourit can put it all together and land the Kilbride Beginners Chase at Fairyhouse this afternoon.