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/ Stuart Jones / 03 April 2011 / Leave a Comment 
"A career-best effort on the Flat since should have her (Rory Anna) spot on for this and a bare 2m on a sharp track like this looks ideal".
Some quality racing both over the sticks and on the level in Ireland this Sunday and we select the three best bets
The 14.55 is a competitive sprint handicap but there were times last season when a low draw looked an advantage at the Curragh and Jedward, who is berthed in stall 1, has already shown that she possesses the speed to make use of such a draw. Charles O'Brien's filly impressed when beating Nidian in a maiden at Navan when last seen and a mark of just 73 looks lenient.
Rory Anna (15.10) has already been successful on two of her five starts over hurdles and she looks to have excellent claims of adding to her tally of wins in this minor event. She maintained her progress back at 2m last time with a good second behind Arklow Ger in a handicap at Naas, again travelling strongly for a long way. A career-best effort on the Flat since should have her spot on for this and a bare 2m on a sharp track like this looks ideal.
Dermot Weld's Notable Graduate (16.30) could prove a class apart in the second maiden on the Curragh card as only inexperience prevented him taking the scalp of subsequent listed winner Tiz The Shot (pair clear) on his sole 2-y-o start. From an excellent family, Notable Graduate holds a Derby entry at this stage and it will be bitterly disappointing if he can't take this en route to much better things.
Recommendations
back Jedward win and place @ [9.0] in the 14.55 at the Curragh
back Rory Anna @ [6.0] in the 15.10 at Limerick
back Notable Graduate @ [2.8] in the 16.30 at the Curragh
Three selections for Sunday's meeting at Doncaster....
Three more bets for Sunday from Timeform's rampant US team......
Timeform go through the runners for this mile-and-a-half minor event......
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