14:10 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:10 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 10f Race Class Flow

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VIOLETA was in winning form over this track and trip on her penultimate start and, after shaping like she was still in good heart when a staying-on fifth off 2lb higher here most recently, she gets the tentative vote to return to winning ways. Keen Interest wasn't seen to best effect when fourth over 1m4f at Wolverhampton last time and he merits respect easing in trip, while recent Redcar runner-up Visitant is also noted.

KEEN INTEREST isn't the most straightforward but he shaped quite well last time and this isn't a strong race by any means, so it's worth taking a chance that things drop right for him. Violeta and Visitant also arrive in reasonable form and should be involved.

Topweight VIOLETA won over C&D in September before a fair fifth here last time in a hotter race than this, and she gets the nod.

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14:45 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:45 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 7f Race Class Flow

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JKR COBBLER bolted up over this track and trip recently and a 5lb penalty may not be enough to stop Iain Jardine's charge from following up here. This step back in trip is an interesting move for Commander Crouch and he merits respect on his debut for the Gemma Tutty stable. Concert Boy wasn't seen to best effect when sixth over C&D last week, but he could bounce back based previous form.

JKR COBBLER confirmed the encouragement of previous efforts when scoring in good style over C&D last time and he's worth a chance to go in again under a penalty. Drakeholes and Tickets look the main dangers but both face a quick turnaround.

3lb well in for a comfy C&D success last week, JKR COBBLER (nap) is not easily opposed.

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15:20 Newcastle Stakes (Class 5) 8f  - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:20 Newcastle Stakes (Class 5) 8f  Race Class Flow

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FORT GEORGE was fourth over a mile at Kempton on his debut last month and, with the promise of more to come, he gets the vote to land a breakthrough victory at the second time of asking. White Crown Star arrives on the back of an admirable third over 7f at Yarmouth in September and, stepping up in trip, he looks the main danger to the selection. Quality Road colt Edge Ofthe Unknown is also a fascinating contender on his debut.

FORT GEORGE made an eye-catching start at Kempton last month, faring best of those held up in a race which placed a firm emphasis on speed, and he seems sure to improve. He gets the vote over newcomer Yaa Min and White Crown Star in a pretty deep-looking novice.

Having been a promising fourth on last month's debut at Kempton, the attractively bred FORT GEORGE is taken to come out on top.

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15:55 Newcastle Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:55 Newcastle Handicap (Class 4) 8f Race Class Flow

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A comfortable winner over C&D on her penultimate start, SHIELAS WELL has since followed up at Musselburgh and this appeals as an ideal opportunity to bring up the hat-trick. The progressive daughter of Saxon Warrior gets the vote ahead of Pivotal Days, who relished the switch to heavy ground when getting off the mark over 7f at Haydock last month. He has failed to win over 1m on two previous attempts though, and it may be course winner Chesneys Charm that provides the chief threat to the selection.

PIVOTAL DAYS was impressive when dominating his rivals from the front at Haydock 3 weeks ago and could go in again now the penny has dropped. The hat-trick seeking Shielas Well could be the danger, ahead of Sands of Indi.

Grant Tuer looks to hold the key and CHESNEYS CHARM can win again on the AW. Shielas Well is feared most.

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16:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 4) 5f  - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 4) 5f  Race Class Flow

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Not beaten far in valuable handicaps the last twice, this represents a significant drop in grade for LOOKING FOR LYNDA, who remains on his last winning mark. The four-year-old may be able to regain the winning thread at the main expense of True Promise, who should not be inconvenienced by dropping to 5f having shown plenty of pace when scoring over further at Southwell last time out. Jenever and Muker are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

A trappy sprint handicap in which the 3-y-os could come to the fore, TRUE PROMISE taken to continue his fine record on tapeta and strike at the expense of Curious Rover. Muker ran well here last time and must be a big player if backing that up.

Jenever wasn't seen to best effect here last time but the progressive TRUE PROMISE can make it 4-5 on Tapeta.

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17:05 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:05 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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BIBENDUM showed what he is capable of when breaking well at Wolverhampton last time out, and he is likely to build on that promising effort off an unchanged rating. He can get off the mark ahead of Darlo Pride, who bounced back to form with a runner-up effort at Southwell recently. Strong Johnson's last success came over C&D a year ago and he must be noted, along with Castan and Delagate This Lord.

DARLO PRIDE is well handicapped and produced his best effort since joining this yard when runner-up at Southwell last time, so he's fancied to get the better of stablemate Lord Abama, who scored here earlier in the week. Bibendum is another one to consider.

A trappy race in which dual C&D winner CASTAN is tentatively preferred to Let's Go Hugo.

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17:40 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:40 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 8f Race Class Flow

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BARLEYBROWN has turned a corner in recent months with the four-year-old winning twice over C&D from his last four starts and his latest second here suggested that the improvement shown is unlikely to stop any time soon. Jewel Maker (second) and Alpine Sierra (third) chased home the selection last month and are expected to play similar roles once again, while Mercurius Power completes the shortlist based on his Southwell third.

It can pay to give another chance to FALCON NINE, who was left with too much to do at Kempton last time and he had previously stepped up when a good second at Yarmouth in September. Mercurius Power is a live danger, while Alpine Sierra, who is taken to reverse last month's C&D placings with Barleybrown and Jewel Maker, also has claims in a competitive handicap.

Barleybrown and Unreal Connection are high on the list but MERCURIUS POWER looked in top form when third at Southwell last time.

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

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18:15 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

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The drop back to sprinting made a big difference to HK FOURTEEN when improving plenty from his handicap bow to score at Bath last Thursday. Tony Carroll's gelding is unlikely to have any issue in backing up under a 5lb penalty, despite this being a competitive race for the grade. Evoluir debuts for Micky Hammond after winning at Southwell last time and boasts solid credentials, while Urban Dandy and Fircombe Hall appear best of the remainder.

Sprinting is clearly HK FOURTEEN's game judged on his much-improved, clear-cut success dropped to 5.7f at Bath last week. Assuming that he will prove equally effective on tapeta, the lightly-raced 4-y-o will take plenty of stopping under a penalty. Fellow last-time-out winner Evoluir gets the nod for forecast purposes ahead of Fircombe Hall and Urban Dandy.

HK Fourteen is the obvious starting point but FIRCOMBE HALL loves it here and looks a sporting alternative.

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