Today's Tips: Twinlight can shine at favourite Fairyhouse
The nine-year-old hasn’t been in the winner’s enclosure since winning this race last year, but there were signs of a return to form when he finished runner-up behind Days Hotel in a similar Grade Two at Naas last time. On that occasion, he was conceding 8lbs to the winner and also gave away a lot of ground jumping to his right.
Back on this right-handed track, at which he has won twice and finished runner-up on his three visits, the nine-year-old should be able to reverse form with Days Hotel and, in an open race, he will be hard to beat if reproducing his best form.
