TippingPaul Kealy
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Paul Kealy has two bets at Ayr on Friday and questions the lack of British entries in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle
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- 'She can take advantage if the jolly doesn't come up to scratch' - Paul Kealy with today's late value play
- 'The drop back in trip could work the oracle' - Conor Fennelly with two strong fancies in Ireland on Tuesday
- 'She seems a certainty to build on that' - our Tuesday man with three plays at Cork and Nottingham
- 'She could prove extremely difficult to pass' - Richard Birch with the pick of the morning prices
- 'On revised terms and back over a longer trip, he is selected to turn the tables' - Alan Sweetman with two tips for Roscommon
more inMembers' Club tips
- 'She can take advantage if the jolly doesn't come up to scratch' - Paul Kealy with today's late value play
- 'The drop back in trip could work the oracle' - Conor Fennelly with two strong fancies in Ireland on Tuesday
- 'She seems a certainty to build on that' - our Tuesday man with three plays at Cork and Nottingham
- 'She could prove extremely difficult to pass' - Richard Birch with the pick of the morning prices
- 'On revised terms and back over a longer trip, he is selected to turn the tables' - Alan Sweetman with two tips for Roscommon