Horse Racing Tips: An 11/2 NAP tops our Fairyhouse fancies today

Fairyhouse Horse Racing Tips

15:10 – Village Voice
15:45 – Admiral Mae
16:20 – Miss McHenry (NAP)
16:55 – Artemis Jones
17:25 – Rattletheonionbag
17:55 – Glamorously
18:25 – Matter Of Fact
18:55 – Cavallo Pazzo

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

15:10 – Village Voice

Jessica Harrington is firing quite a few darts at the board here with two of her three runners in particular Sounds Of Heaven and VILLAGE VOICE holding exceptional form claims. Of the pair, despite falling 5lb short on offical ratings of her stable companion, preference is for the latter, a Group 3 second on her recent visit to Gowran Park and for whom soft ground seems to be the key. American Sonja, Pink Carnation and Empress Of Beauty must also be strongly considered.

15:45 – Admiral Mae

The Bear Trap has a lot going for him here. Well suited by the race conditions, his recent Down Royal second earned him a 5lb hike in the ratings to a mark which, if he proves equal to here, his rivals will have to step up a few notches to match him. One that could potentially do so is the unexposed ADMIRAL MAE who showed enough on debut (dwelt start and ran into traffic problems) to suggest he could be troublesome here. Normal improvement from the run could see him turn the tables on Tartaraghan, but a bigger threat could come from Vangelis.

16:20 – Miss McHenry (NAP)

A wide-open affair and likely to be a tricky heat, but MISS MCHENRY (nap) went into the notebook when fifth on her handicap debut at Navan and left the impression she should have a win in her over the coming weeks. Rhythm King did not have the run of the race at Galway and is put forward as the main danger, whilst Rathbranchchurch and Shawaamekh should also be in the shake up.

16:55 – Artemis Jones

ARTEMIS JONES failed to fire on her handicap debut but she was much more professional when fifth on her second attempt and considering she won her maiden on yielding ground, she should be OK on that front. Dangers are plentiful and the recent Gowran winner Hello Power is interesting for the new training combination of Darren Bunyan and Ger O’Leary, whilst All Lies Ahead should also be bang there.