Dee set to tag on to Enniscorthy pack before claiming A6 victory
TAGALONG DEE has not found wins easy to come by but is a pretty consistent sort and looks to have excellent claims in Enniscorthy's A6 over 525 yards at 7.14.
The Irish fixture is the sole Thursday evening card with the whole UK schedule having been cancelled due it being Bonfire Night and puts the Show Grounds venue in the spotlight after it joined the SIS roster last month.
Trained by Dermot Flynn, Tagalong Dee finds himself in a race lacking real early pace and can stay much closer to the action than usual before asserting.
Other Enniscorthy suggestions are Henry Kelly's Karlow Belle (7.31) and Thomas Codd's Cushie Lee (8.43).
Jonathan Kay
First of the Irish meetings to get under way is at Waterford where Liam Corcoran's Coolemount Ger could prove the best bet of the day in an A4 at 2.03.
His recent victory in the grade took his record to 4 wins in 5 at the level and he can again prove strongest all-round.
Other Kilcohan Park fancies are Derek Kehoe's Slaneyside Solas (11.29), Ray O'Sullivan's Bisto Misty (12.38) and Gerard Purcell's Almighty Tara (12.54).
There is afternoon action at Limerick where both Billy Guiney's Ballygibba Champ (3.22) and, particularly, Donncha McNamara's Aqua Camellia (4.56) look to have strong claims.
Valley switches to a morning meeting for 5th November with a card featuring seven opens including the return to the track of Welsh Derby champion Face The Storm for the 12.29 over 460m.
Mike Burton's dog loves it round here and anything like a clear run in the early stages should allow him to power through in the second half of the contest.
Other non-maiden open picks are the Adrian Rawlings duo of Ashway Blastoff (12.46) and Ashway June (1.54).
Coolemount Ger (nap)
T4 Waterford 2.03
Minimum trainer strike-rate requirement - 10 runners during the previous 14 days