Oldschool Outlaw (1.20) emerged victorious over Bambino Fever in a previous encounter at Naas in December. Despite the odds, the competition is expected to be tight between them. Formerly under Garry Caldwell, Oldschool Outlaw transitioned to Gordon Elliott’s stable after a performance at Aintree. The mare showcased her ability by winning a Listed maiden hurdle at Navan and triumphing over Bambino Fever in a subsequent race at Naas.
Impressing JP McManus, Oldschool Outlaw continued her winning streak by dominating the Grade 3 Solerina Mares Novice Hurdle at Fairyhouse. With strong contenders like Bambino Fever and potential candidates including Echoing Silence and Charme De Faust, the upcoming race promises to be thrilling.
In another event, Jordans Cross (2.00) has shown prowess in the fences discipline. The horse, under Anthony Honeyball, secured victories in various races, showcasing potential for further success. Meetmebythesea and Wingmen are also expected to make an impact in the competitive field.
Wodhooh (2.40), trained by Gordon Elliott, has a remarkable track record in hurdle races. Following impressive wins in previous races, Wodhooh is favored to perform well in the upcoming contest. Competitors like Jade De Grugy and Feet Of A Dancer are anticipated to challenge for top positions.
Ma Shantou (3.20) faces a challenging race but is predicted to deliver a strong performance. The horse, under Emma Lavelle’s guidance, has displayed resilience and skill in past races. Teahupoo, Bob Olinger, and Honesty Policy are formidable opponents in the Stayers’ Hurdle.
Fact To File (4.00) is a strong contender in the Ryanair Chase, aiming to defend its title. Following a recent win at Leopardstown, the Willie Mullins-trained horse is expected to put on another impressive display. Banbridge and Jonbon are among the tough competitors in the race.
Absolutely Doyen (4.40) has been unbeaten under Paul Nicholls’ training, showcasing significant improvement. The horse’s success in recent races positions it as a strong contender for the upcoming event. Supremely West and C’Est Different are among the contenders for the Pertemps Final.
Herakles Westwood (5.20) brings a wealth of Cheltenham experience to the table, with Finny Maguire as the jockey. The horse, trained by Warren Greatrex, has shown promise in previous races and is expected to perform well. Waterford Whispers and Weveallbeencaught are also worth watching in the competitive race.