Tramore preview Five of the races at Tramore on Thursday are restricted to horses rated 0-109 and on the seven race-card, it is the Jim Culloty-trained Company Coming who boasts the highest rating of the entire afternoon in the Sponsor A Race At Tramore Racecourse Rated Novice Chase. Company Coming, who is rated 109, was a faller last time out at Listowel but prior to that finished a half-length second here at the August Festival. Culloty's charge escapes without a penalty but does face stiff opposition with the Eoghan O'Grady-trained Westerner Point as well as John Cullen's Sister Annie, who were both chase winners on their previous starts. The Tramore Racecourse 2015 Award Handicap Hurdle is a competitive event with top weight Give Her Bach bidding to gain an third career success for trainer Patrick Cronin. The point-to-point-winning daughter of Bach has finished second on no less than eight occasions under Rules and filled that spot in a useful handicap hurdle at Clonmel recently. Give Her Bach's most likely danger is the consistent, if frustrating, Cloudy Morning who has been hitting the bar on a regular basis of late. The opening www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle might possibly go to Pat Flynn's Brog Deas Nua, who was a staying on third at Clonmel last Thursday. The other unrated race is the concluding Waterford & Tramore Racecourse (Ladies Pro/Am) Bumper which might see Taras Call win for recently injured amateur rider and trainer Mark Fahey. The son of Shantou finished second at Kilbeggan and Downpatrick on his last two starts and might be able be able to get the better of Catch The Magic, third at Sedgefield latest. By Tom Weekes
