13:07 Plumpton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:07 Plumpton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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An interesting race where Paul Nicholls sends course bumper winner Country Lady over hurdles for the first time, looking to put her Plumpton knowledge to good use. She can go well, but Nicky Henderson has decided to rely on BRAVE JEN here, following her wind surgery. She is related to plenty of winners over hurdles and is bred to do better in this sphere, so we may see her come home in front. Goodtimecrew and Fortuitous Favour are others to consider in what may prove an informative renewal.

A good winner on debut in a Wincanton bumper, GOODTIMECREW possibly found underfoot conditions against her at Sandown thereafter during the spring and she very much remains a bright prospect now hurdling on return. Country Lady, who was successful in a course bumper back in April, heads up the dangers on her respective hurdles bow. Brave Jen completes the shortlist.

Frodon's half-sister COUNTRY LADY was a brave winner of a bumper here in April and she gets the vote on this switch to hurdling.

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13:37 Plumpton Handicap Chase (Class 5) 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:37 Plumpton Handicap Chase (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow

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Sadler's Bay remains a maiden but he ran his best race yet when third over hurdles at Warwick, beaten less than two lengths over three miles despite his saddle slipping. If he takes to fences then he could go well, but he might struggle to cope with THEONLYWAYISWESSEX. The selection ran on to be beaten a neck in a 2m hurdle at Bangor and should only improve for the step up in trip, though his ability to jump fences has to be taken on trust. Endersen and Yesnosorry are others to consider for popular local trainers.

Point-winner DIVINE INSPIRATION shaped well quickly switched to fences when third at Wetherby in the spring and looks the way to go on his seasonal return with a fair bit of improvement on the cards. Proper Twelve also made a promising start in this sphere when runner-up at Fontwell and is next on the list ahead of fencing-newcomers Sadler's Bay and Theonlywayiswessex.

The most interesting one is arguably SADLER'S BAY, who ran well when third in a Warwick hurdle in May.

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14:07 Plumpton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:07 Plumpton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow

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Avada Kedavra was a well-beaten fourth in a point-to-point at Quakerstown in April but he makes his debut over hurdles here and looks the sort to improve as he matures and strengthens. Emailandy was third in his second bumper and is worth watching on his first start following wind surgery, but GOODWIN is readily preferred in this field. He won a Fontwell bumper by eight lengths in February and looks set for a rewarding campaign over hurdles this season for the Chris Gordon stable.

The market should reveal plenty but Chris Gordon's GOODWIN looked a good prospect when easily landing a Fontwell bumper last term and can make a winning start over hurdles. Both Avada Kedavra and Emailandy are in excellent hands and bring potential to this sphere so rate obvious threats along with Gary Moore's progressive type Sangiovese.

The most obvious answer is GOODWIN, who created a pretty good impression when striding clear to win a Fontwell bumper in February.

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14:37 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:37 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow

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Pyramid Place went in by just over three lengths at Chepstow last month and has to be considered off 7lb higher, but conditions could be very different this time around. Therefore, the vote goes to MR FREEDOM, who put in a bold display to finish second in a class 2 event at Fontwell last time and the four-year-old ought to go close off only a 2lb higher mark now eased in grade. Lord Baddesley looks the best of the rest after his third at Plumpton.

There should be more to come from the low-mileage WESTERN GENERAL this season and Sean Bowen's mount can see off last year's winner Lord Baddesley, who looks sure to give a good account of himself after a solid reappearance effort over fences here last month. Silver Trophy hero Pyramid Place is another likely to have a say.

Quirky veteran BURROWS PARK comes here fresh and will be hard to beat off his current mark if in the right mood.

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15:07 Plumpton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 26f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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KAYF HERNANDO took care of his nearest rival by over two lengths when scoring at Southwell in April and he was given a 5lb rise for that victory. The seven-year-old makes his return to action after undergoing wind surgery and he could be the one to beat. Wouldubewell was an easy 12-length winner at Wincanton in the spring and she should have her say off a 3lb higher rating, while Blade Runner is another to consider after his success at Chepstow.

There may well be more to come from BLADE RUNNER, who produced his best effort yet when making a winning reappearance at Chepstow. His record now stands at 4-5 over fences (and 3-5 overall at this course) and this is likely to be a strongly-run affair, which will play to his strengths. Midnight Mary is a solid mare and she is feared most ahead of Island Run, who made a positive start over fences when going close at Kempton. Wouldubewell is also worth considering, along with Kayf Hernando.

Plenty have claims but the vote goes to BLADE RUNNER, who is 4-5 over fences and his first three chase wins came at this track.

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15:37 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:37 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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WEST END BOY took a big step forward when winning easily on his handicap debut at Wincanton eight days ago and the son of Westerner is extremely hard to oppose as he does not have to carry a penalty for that conditional jockeys' handicap success. Western Soldier also arrives here on the back of an impressive victory and he should not be discounted, while Parc d'Amour is another to note.

It's tough to ignore the claims of WEST END BOY, who escapes a penalty for his ready handicap debut success at Wincanton recently and Freddie Gingell can use his full 7 lb allowance this time. C&D novice winner Western Solo is comfortably the most interesting of the remainder as an opening handicap hurdle mark of 106 is lenient based on the level of form he attained on the Flat in Germany.

A talented Flat racer when trained in Germany, WESTERN SOLDIER (nap) won a recent C&D maiden hurdle with considerable ease.

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16:07 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:07 Plumpton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow

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The hat-trick seeking Godot has to be of interest on his return to action but marginal preference is for COPSHILL LAD. Milton Harris' gelding caught the eye when staying on over 2m2f at Exeter last month and he should benefit from this extra couple of furlongs. Beat The Heat is another with strong form claims in a race of this nature, while Dylan's Double should not be discounted on his handicap bow.

The vote goes to GODOT, who got his act together with back-to-back wins during the spring and, with the prospect of better to come from this 6-y-o, he makes plenty of appeal. Fellow C&D winner Baddesley has something of a patchy record, but he's certainly capable of a bold show off this mark and is next on the list ahead of Copshill Lad and interesting handicap debutant Dylan's Double. Beat The Heat is also worthy of a mention in what looks a pretty competitive heat.

He's yet to win over hurdles but COPSHILL LAD is a big player if judged on how well he ran before falling at Fakenham in May.

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T	Top Time speeed rated
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How to use Tomform

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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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