13:35 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:35 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 7f Race Class Flow

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An open event could go to THE WIZARD OF EYE, who landed the Victoria Cup over C&D in May. He was far from disgraced in the Jubilee Stakes the following month and, given that he remains fairly treated off a mark of 102, the return to handicaps can see him in a better light. Blue Prince (third) and Rebel Territory (sixth) met at Goodwood recently and the latter, who was returning from over a year off the track, could turn the tables. Others to note include Miss Information and the hat-trick seeking Run Boy Run.

A very useful handicap. Victoria Cup winner THE WIZARD OF EYE was far from disgraced when pitched into a Group 1 at the Royal meeting here next time and can resume his progression back in handicap company after a break. The chief threat may come from 3-y-os, notably Mission To Moon, who was an excellent fourth in the Britannia at Royal Ascot, and Miss Information.

The suggestion is STREETS OF GOLD, ahead of The Wizard Of Eye and Miss Information in a typically warm race of its type.

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14:10 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 12f  - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 12f  Race Class Flow

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French Duke finished a creditable sixth in the King George V at the Royal meeting in June before striking at Goodwood next time, and he merits the utmost respect despite a subsequent 9lb hike in the ratings. The Reverend sports first-time cheekpieces on his handicap bow and must enter calculations along with stablemate Solomon. A chance is taken on HIGH ORDER, though, who makes significant appeal now dropped in trip off a 2lb lower mark having perhaps failed to stay an extended 1m6f at Doncaster.

FRENCH DUKE proved more professional in a first-time hood and duly confirmed earlier promise when opening his account at Goodwood (12f) 38 days ago. He looks the type who could go on progressing and is selected to come out on top again. The William Haggas trained-pair Solomon and The Reverend head the dangers, with another last-time-out winner Goodwood Odyssey another in the mix.

French Duke has more to prove than Goodwood Odyssey if the ground is softer than good and both face a potent rival in KAMBOO.

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14:45 Ascot Stakes (Class 2) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANGEL HUNTER was given an initial figure of 83 after showing plenty of ability on his first three appearances, and he proved up to the task when landing a hotly-contested nursery at York's Ebor meeting. Now rated 90, Richard Hannon's colt sets a fine standard back in novice company and could even be Pattern class. Mr Fantastic has let down favourite-backers twice, but there has been nothing wrong with his performances at Hamilton and Haydock. Law Of Design offered encouragement at Newmarket, and Cape Breton is a fascinating newcomer.

York nursery winner ANGEL HUNTER is the clear pick on form and the one to beat with more to come. Law of Design should come on for a promising debut, while Cape Bretton is an interesting newcomer.

Having won a nursery at the York Ebor meeting, ANGEL HUNTER is the one to beat despite his penalty.

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15:20 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 10f  - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A tentative vote goes to BRIONI, who ran a career best on the back of wind surgery when runner-up in a valuable handicap at Goodwood last month. Alan King's charge may have been unfancied on that occasion, but he can prove that effort was no fluke, with recent Goodwood second Hot Fuss and former Derby hopeful Voyage looking best placed to chase him home. An unlucky fourth when not getting a clear run at York latest, Whiskey Pete is another to note.

Plenty are in with a shout but Tom Dascombe's HOT FUSS looks the way off just a 1 lb higher mark for his excellent recent Goodwood second. Savvy Exchange is feared most on the back of his eye-catching Redcar second, with Brioni and More Thunder also well in the mix.

A chance is taken on PALACE GREEN. His last run needs forgiving but he was seriously eyecatching in his two races prior to that.

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15:55 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 6f Race Class Flow

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Jockey Billy Loughnane seemed to get a good tune out of FRESH when third in a valuable handicap here over 7f in July, and a 2lb rise for that effort could prove lenient. Dropping back to 6f should not inconvenience either and this course regular can see off the likes of narrow Goodwood second Tacarib Bay, and Buccabay, who makes his first start for new connections. Two Tribes is likely to be thereabouts as well after an eye-catching effort at York last month.

There were positives to glean from ROHAAN's latest effort at Goodwood and, now 6 lb lower in the weights compared to when notching a fifth C&D success last October, he may well be the answer. Fellow course regular Fresh is likely to offer stern resistance on the back of solid placed efforts here the last twice. James Fanshawe's charge is feared most ahead of Tacarib Bay and Two Tribes.

Tacarib Bay is a big danger but ROHAAN (nap) has such a good record here that he gets the vote. Fresh can also have a big say.

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16:30 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 8f Race Class Flow

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Twirling has made the frame in each of her last two starts in class 3 handicaps and should make a bold bid off the same mark as her third at Goodwood last month. However, ROWAYEH finished 15 places in front of her in the Kensington Palace here in June and that may be the key piece of form to focus on. Owen Burrows' four-year-old produced a solid effort when a close-up third at Goodwood last time and can return to winning ways. Surveyor completes the shortlist.

The majority of these are viable candidates, so it's not an easy puzzle to solve. That said, ROWAYEH probably hasn't shown her full hand just yet and the form of her Kensington Palace fourth at the Royal meeting is probably just about the best on offer, particularly bearing in mind that she almost certainly would've finished closer granted a clear run. Next on the list is Twirling, while Surveyor, who got the better of Queen of Atlantis and Fair Point over C&D in July, is also feared.

A few with good C&D form, notably Kensington Palace fourth ROWAYEH, who posted another fine run in a hot handicap at Goodwood last time.

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17:05 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Good Earth is in sparkling form at present after completing a double at Sandown last week and he remains on a workable mark. However, this is a much tougher assignment and, with that in mind, the vote goes to EXISTENT. Stuart Williams' six-year-old finished a close-up fourth over C&D in July and competes off a 4lb lower rating. If he can recapture that level of form, he ought to go close. Previous C&D winner Dream Composer and Brooklyn Nine Nine are just two others to consider.

It's been some time since EXISTENT last got his head in front but he has slipped to an attractive mark and a reproduction of his solid C&D effort in July would put him firmly in the picture. Haymaker is capable of a bold show if he gets it right at the start, while Brooklyn Nine Nine is also of interest.

The recent rain complicates things but perhaps this will be the day when BROOKLYN NINE NINE finally gets a charmed passage.

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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