16:35 Hamilton Stakes (Class 4) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Hamilton Stakes (Class 4) 5f Race Class Flow

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Milford made quite the impression when winning over C&D on his debut, before being far from disgraced in the Norfolk at Royal Ascot. He has disappointed at Windsor subsequently but the application of a first-time visor could sharpen him up, although it is LARCHILL LASS who shades preference. The daughter of Territories will relish forecast conditions and given that only 3lb separates the stablemates on official ratings, she might prove too strong in receipt of weight. Up The Clarets can chase them home.

INVINCIBLE ANNICE was a good second in a nursery at Ripon last week. She ran well on soft surface on her debut back in the spring and can prove too strong for stablemate Milford, who should appreciate the return to the minimum trip.

Karl Burke runs three and narrow preference is for his filly INVINCIBLE ANNICE who arrives in form and has run well in the mud.

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17:10 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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CROWN'S LADY has relatively few miles on the clock and sprung something of a surprise when winning at odds of 20/1 at Southwell. She had been below par on good ground prior to that, but pedigree suggests she will appreciate some cut so a 6lb penalty might not stop the Showcasing filly from going in again. Rebecca's Girl remains in good form and should give her plenty to think about, along with Hostelry.

CROWN'S LADY remains with relatively few miles on the clock so is taken to defy a 6 lb penalty for her Southwell success, with this return to 1m also a positive for Craig Lidster's filly. Rebecca's Girl can race off the same mark as when a good recent Musselburgh second and rates an obvious danger with Makalu, Carvalhal and Hostelry all in the picture too.

If this doesn't come too soon after last week's emphatic AW win, CROWN'S LADY ought to go very well under a penalty.

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17:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 2) 6f  - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 2) 6f  Race Class Flow

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Airspeed has occupied the runner-up spot twice since breaking through here and looks a real threat with Brandon Wilkie removing a valuable 5lb, but a chance can be taken on stablemate OUR MIGHTY MO. The son of Kodiac has shown ability in novice/maiden events and was far from disgraced in a big sales race at York last month. A mark of 73 might prove lenient, although he will need to prove he can handle potentially testing conditions. Ziggy's Ariel is another to consider.

AIRSPEED showed he's effective on a soft surface at Carlisle last week and might prove the answer to this nursery. Kevin Ryan's East Tyrone may appreciate the return to easier ground and is second choice ahead of last week's Ffos Las scorer Herecomesthebear.

Several of these still have potential but the most solid candidate is the bang-in-form AIRSPEED who handles soft ground well.

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18:15 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:15 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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LADY CELIA shades the verdict in what looks a wide-open contest. She certainly wasn't disgraced in a 0-80 handicap over 5f at Newcastle and won impressively over the same trip at this venue the time before. This extra furlong shouldn't pose any problems on that evidence and another bold bid is expected. Conservationist drops into class 5 company for the first time in her career and she's interesting, particularly as her mark continues to fall. Rock Melody, Slainte Mhath and Mostar Dreams are others to keep an eye on.

ROCK MELODY found a big-field Class 2 too much for her at the recent York Ebor meeting but won quite cosily over C&D prior to that and can show she's still on a good mark back in calmer waters. Last year's winner Iris Dancer is next on the list ahead of Conservationist and Iain Jardine's Mostar Dreams.

The vote goes to GAME BREAKER (nap) who looks to be coming to the boil and is well treated on soft-ground form from last season.

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18:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 13f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 13f Race Class Flow

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ELFORLEATHER is on a roll at present, winning his last couple of starts at Ffos Las and Windsor, and he also boasts solid course form - missing out by a short head on his only previous visit here. He makes slightly more appeal than Ebony Maw, who was unlucky to bump into the progressive My Noble Lord over C&D last time, while Newmarket raider Starshine Legend also merits consideration with first-time blinkers fitted.

Possibly best to focus on the 3-y-os here, with the thriving ELFORLEATHER taken to complete a quick hat-trick at the expense of Something, who has the potential for significant improvement in handicaps, and James Ferguson's Starshine Legend. Ebony Maw may prove best of the older brigade.

The top three on the card are highly respected, as is Elforleather, but may prove vulnerable to the unexposed 3yo SOMETHING.

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19:15 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:15 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

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FISCAL POLICY bounced back to form when scoring over this trip at Catterick a week ago and Ruth Carr's gelding sets the standard on the back of that performance, despite carrying a 5lb penalty. Ramon Di Loria is an obvious threat to the selection having won at Ayr two starts ago and he was only narrowly denied when last seen at Musselburgh. Others to note are Hour By Hour and Earn Your Stripes.

FISCAL POLICY had plenty in hand at Catterick last week and, if in the same mood, he can defy the penalty in a race where the majority of his rivals are out of sorts. Ramon Di Loria arrives on the back of a solid effort at Musselburgh and looks the main threat ahead of Lord Abama.

Slow ground is a slight concern for FISCAL POLICY, but he was impressive at Catterick last week and may well follow up.

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19:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 11f Race Class Flow

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SYCAMORE GAP, who was second over C&D in July, made the frame over an extended 1m4f at Musselburgh last week and the four-year-old has to be of interest off the same mark here. Dandy's Angel was less than a length behind the winner when fourth at Carlisle recently and she edges out Lunacy and Twoforthegutter to be best of the rest.

DANDY'S ANGEL has dropped to a handy mark and shaped encouragingly when fourth at Carlisle last week. She can land the finale. Sycamore Gap and Lunacy are feared most.

This looks open but slight preference is for JAMINOZ ahead of Hot Team.

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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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