Newcomer trimmed to 11-1 from 28-1 to break trainer's eight-year juvenile drought
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Barnacullia (3.30 Galway)
7-1 (from 16-1)
Michael Mulvany's runner switches to jumps following a decent fifth-place finish in a Flat handicap here on Wednesday. He has struggled recently over fences but would have a leading chance on the form of his second at the Dublin Racing Festival in February.
Tomorrow Day (4.15 Haydock)
11-1 (from 28-1)
Seamus Durack has not trained a winner in 300 days and was last successful with a two-year-old in 2015 yet the yard's newcomer is strongly fancied. His half-brother and dam were victorious at this distance.
Jean Baptiste (4.38 Chester)
9-4 (from 3-1)
William Buick has a number of good chances on the Roodee but it is this course and distance winner who has been of particular interest. He has produced two good runs at the track this summer, including when a close second in June.
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- Handicapper backed into 4-1 (from 11-2) to go one better at Leicester
- Once-raced juvenile cut to 8-1 (from 16) to strike for stable in top form
- John Ryan handicapper shortened to 15-2 from 18 for Brighton contest
- Galway Plate hero Danny Gilligan's mount 5-1 (from 16) to record her first success at Roscommon