Honey looks a tasty proposition

CHINOOK HONEY, unlucky in the heats, can bounce back in the second semi-final of the Maureen Kennedy Memorial A3 Stakes at Youghal tonight.

The John Kiely trained runner encountered traffic problems after a mistimed exit when a two lengths runner-up behind Carrington in 29.41 last week.

There was plenty to admire about Chinook Honey’s runaway 29.20 win here in October, however, and a switch to the inside (she ran from trap four last week) can enable her turn the tables.

Carrington made it three wins from six starts when making all last week.

This improving sort should again make his presence felt.

Perfect Jayne, the fastest of the heat winners, can go in again in the first semi-final of the Andy Kelleher Irish Life Stakes at Curraheen Park.

The selection struck form with a vengeance at the fourth attempt last week, making all in a smart 28.93.

Perfect Jayne has scope for further improvement and a trap one draw is another plus.

Game Display, having his first run in over three months and only his second in all when a length second in 29.27, should also progress and reads the danger.