Monday’s racing: all the angles for Killarney and is four the magic number at Ayr?

We have five meetings to look forward to across Britain and Ireland on Monday, four of which are Flat cards and the National Hunt action is provided by Newton Abbot. We’ve picked out a couple of the day’s key angles. Take a look at our free tips page for daily content across British and Irish racing.


Future Classic winner in Killarney’s opening maiden?

The opening 1m maiden at Killarney (5.30) has been won by Epsom Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck and Irish Derby winner Benvenuto Cellini and it looks a hot renewal this year too. Aidan O’Brien’s Oklahoma is likely to go off a warm order after finishing runner-up to a stablemate at the Curragh on debut and he’s certainly one to keep in mind for the future.


Paddy Twomey the danger man at Killarney

Twomey boasted a 36 per cent return at the track last year and his two newcomers are worth noting in the market. In the opener, City Of Dubai will take on the aforementioned Oklahoma. He cost €260,000 as a yearling and the son of Mehmas is a half-brother to smart winners Bear Story and Slieve Bearnagh. He holds a Group 1 entry.

17:30
Killarney

City Of Dubai

Analysis
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Odds correct as of 2:36pm 12th Jul

In the 1m3f fillies’ maiden (7.30), Sea Of The Celts is interesting. She was a very expensive purchase and holds an entry in the Irish Oaks. It would be no shock to see her go off a strong favourite for the contest.

19:30
Killarney

Sea Of The Celts

Analysis
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Odds correct as of 2:38pm 12th Jul


Four is the magic number at Ayr

The last five winners of the 1m5f handicap at Ayr (5.05) were 4yos and there’s only one 4yo in the field! Simply Ruby bolted up at Ffos Las last summer before a good third at Bath next time. She hasn’t been seen since disappointing at Goodwood nine months ago and has changed yards but is worth a market check.