Tellthemnuttin aims for quick hat-trick Tellthemnuttin goes in search of a hat-trick in the Monroe's Live Mares Handicap Hurdle at Ballinrobe on Monday. Willie Codd's six-year-old, who struck at Wexford earlier in the month, is turned out just three days after her latest facile success at Down Royal. This is the most valuable event on a decent card, with a total prize fund of €30,000 up for grabs, so it is not surprising that she faces far from a straightforward task, with the Willie Mullins-trained Chambord Du Lys and Gordon Elliott's Water Sprite formidable rivals. Mullins' Dandy Mag has his sights lowered significantly for the Sheridan Electric Hurdle. A half-brother to esteemed stable companion Vroum Vroum Mag, the four-year-old made a successful start to his Irish career in a Gowran Park maiden hurdle back in February. An ambitious tilt at the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham proved a bridge too far, but he was only narrowly beaten in a Grade Two at Fairyhouse over the Easter weekend before finishing sixth in the top-level juvenile hurdle at Punchestown last month. Dandy Mag has far less on his plate in this conditions event and it will be disappointing if he can not make the most of the opportunity. Hello Sweetie is likely to be a popular choice in the Mulholland Bookmakers Handicap Chase. Trained by Pat Collins, the eight-year-old mare won with plenty to spare over this course and distance at the start of the month. A 7lb hike does not look unfair and the booking of Ruby Walsh can only enhance her chances. Rocky Court, also a winner at the track recently, looks her biggest threat. Jessica Harrington's The Princetonian sets the standard in the bumper after finishing second to Killarney a fortnight ago, although any support for Mullins' Sapphire Lady - a half-sister to the useful mare Westerner Lady - would be ominous.
