Jacob can start climbing graded ladder again with Cork victory

AGHADOWN JACOB dropped a massive hint when shaded in higher grade last time that his turn is near again and he looks something to bet on in Cork's A3 over 525 yards at 8.43.

Niall Collins' dog has only had four races, winning a novice impressively on debut but then suffering a couple of heavy defeats prior to that latest far more encouraging effort.

Eased slightly in class, a repeat should be comfortably good enough this evening to see him double his career tally.

Ray Lynch's Gleaming Matty is an earlier Curraheen Park fancy dropped back down to A6 grade at 8.09. 

The morning Irish meeting at Mullingar has been pushed back due to overnight frost with the original opener at 11.13 now scheduled for 12.21. 

Suggestions are the Brian Reilly duo of Pat The Doc (original 12.21, now 13.29) and Marias Bar (original 12.54, now 13.59).

Harlow has a double-header with the respective picks being Darren Whitton's double-seeking Moaning Mai Tai (11.38) who can make all, and Darren Ellerker's bang in-form Rolo Twirl (8.34) who is on a four-timer.

The afternoon card is at Star Pelaw where Glenn Foot's Wanted Louise (3.03) can end a frustrating run in what looks a less challenging D1 sprint assignment than some she has faced of late.

Aghadown Jacob (nap)
T4 Cork 8.43