13:30 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:30 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 20f Race Class Flow

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PICKANUMBER has won both of his starts in impressive fashion since joining the Olly Murphy yard and a 7lb rise for the most recent of those victories may not be enough to stop him from rounding out the hat-trick. Uncle Bert also won well on his latest outing and is an obvious threat to the selection. Others to consider in an open event are Cheddleton, Jungle Jack and Llandinabo Lad.

WEST TO THE BRIDGE hasn't built on his reappearance effort in his 3 subsequent outings, but with the return to this longer trip to suit, he can bounce back to winning ways with his yard going well. Pickanumber also arrives with his stable in good form and is respected in his hat-trick bid, with Jungle Jack also considered.

This is quite a bit tougher than his last two races but PICKANUMBER could still have significant further improvement to come.

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14:00 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:00 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 17f Race Class Flow

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JUMBO VESTE VERTE put in a career best when a close third over 2m at Southwell on his second handicap start last month. That form has worked out well and this unexposed five-year-old merits plenty of respect off a 1lb lower figure. Professor Klump got off the mark at Carlisle last time and that evidence suggests that a rating of 101 should be workable. El Jefe and The Famous Five are next best.

THE FAMOUS FIVE's Flat ability provides the hope for better now he's up and running over hurdles so he can make light of a 5 lb rise for Leicester. Lightly-raced handicap newcomer What A Johnny is feared most ahead of the prolific El Jefe.

Venetia Williams' THE FAMOUS FIVE (nap) had a bit left in the tank when asserting on the run-in at Leicester and can follow up.

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14:30 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:30 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f Race Class Flow

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Cases can be made for all of these, but marginal preference is for MONTGOMERY. The seven-year-old has won both of his starts for Venetia Williams, including a 17-length success at Leicester a couple of weeks ago, and he remains open to further progression. Ballycamus was not disgraced at Newbury last time and should not be underestimated in a race of this nature, while Red Rookie has valid form claims if seeing out the trip.

MONTGOMERY has made the perfect start to life over fences since joining the excellent Venetia Williams team and can make light of a 9 lb weights hike to go 3-3. Ballycamus arrives at the top of his game and rates next best ahead of Bells of Peterboro and Dragon Rock.

There is no strong temptation to oppose MONTGOMERY, who has made very rapid progress over fences for his new stable this year.

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15:05 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:05 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f Race Class Flow

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A determined winner over 2m6f at Lingfield, HUNTER LEGEND should have no issue with the drop in trip, having shown plenty of form over shorter throughout this season. Soft ground is another plus and he should have too much for Mini Yeats, who returned to form on his chasing bow when runner-up at Taunton. One Last Glance has been consistent this term and is another who must enter calculations.

HUNTER LEGEND has yet to match the illustrious hoofprints of his smart half-brother Cepage but showed a good attitude when getting off the mark at Lingfield and can follow up at the chief expense of Southwell runner-up One Last Glance. Mini Yeats and Grain d'Oudairies can fight it out for minor honours.

Although a little clumsy on his chase debut, GRAIN D'OUDAIRIES is entitled to be wiser here and this mark certainly isn't beyond him.

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15:40 Bangor-on-dee Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:40 Bangor-on-dee Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow

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A winner of two bumpers here and runner-up over C&D on his latest start, GUARD THE MOON clearly has an affinity for Bangor and this looks like an ideal opportunity to get off the mark over hurdles. Grand Albert has half a length to find with him from their meeting here in a bumper back in December, and Donald McCain's charge has since run with credit over timber. Kenny's Park was well beaten at Hereford, but better may be expected on softer ground.

GUARD THE MOON has the best form and there's scope for better, so he makes marginally more appeal than Grand Albert, who also has potential. Galunggung is another player if he retains all of his ability back from a lengthy absence.

This looks a straight match between GUARD THE MOON and Grand Albert who are very closely matched on their bumper clash here.

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16:15 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:15 Bangor-on-dee Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f Race Class Flow

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A tentative vote goes to MISTYMAL, who may have disappointed at Fakenham but is better judged on his previous effort when runner-up at Southwell. This is only a third start in a handicap for Tim Vaughan's six-year-old and he may have more scope for improvement than Fantomas, who regained the winning thread in determined fashion at Hereford. Behind him in third on that occasion was Sea Village, who has plenty of ground to make up but remains on a workable mark.

SEA VILLAGE finished a fair way adrift of Fantomas at Hereford but now meets that rival on 7 lb better terms and he is taken to turn the tables on that rival here. Mistymal is third choice, albeit more owing to a process of elimination rather than a vote of confidence.

Fakenham may not have suited MISTYMAL last time, and he's probably better judged on his Southwell second two starts ago.

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Racecard Key

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	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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

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