Horse Racing tips: 7 to shine at Navan today including a 13/2 shout

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13:20 – Chestnutter

An apparent formality for the progressive CHESTNUTTER, Gabbys Girl the obvious pick for the forecast.

Favourite when unseating out of the stalls at the Curragh, EVER ROCK can pick up the progressive thread to record her third success of the campaign. Curragh fifth Boughtinthedark may give her most to do. Misterio, though possibly more suited by 6f, should not be far away.

14:25 – Indigo Balance

Plenty in with a shout, including INDIGO BALANCE, the class angle in the race, with Only Spoofing probably best of the remainder. It should be strongly run.

15:00 – Areille

AREILLE shaped like a non-stayer at the Curragh and may be worth another chance in a trappy race. If she bounces back, Impeachd Alexander has to be feared.

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15:35 – Climate

The 88 rating assigned to Vario looks suspect after her third at Naas and she may fail to reverse form with runner-up CLIMATE who is officially rated 9lb inferior. There are doubts about the 79-rated Adelisa following her fairly tame Racing League involvement. The well-related Awhile could get into the money first time.

16:10 – Evergreen And Red

Noel Meade’s EVERGREEN AND RED has shown slightly uneven form and has let his supporters down twice this season. However, he holds a solid chance on the balance of form, and may benefit from a lower draw than the likes of Jazelle, Chacha Dancer, Duquesa Beach and Harbanaker, all whom have fairly obvious form claims. The Lady’s Bid won this event in 2019 and deserves respect.

16:45 – Jeff Kidder

Colin Keane, due to ride recent course and distance winner Dollar Value at Down Royal on Friday evening, is booked here for top juvenile hurdler JEFF KIDDER (nap) who should make amends for his failure to exploit his modest Flat mark at Killarney in July. Longstanding maiden Kalanoura may be capable of another bold showing following last Saturday’s fourth here, just behind veteran Sharjah and in front of Belgoprince.