13:50 Sandown Group 3 (Class 1) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:50 Sandown Group 3 (Class 1) 5f Race Class Flow

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This represents a drop in grade for ANNAF, who was able to outrun big odds when an excellent third behind Bradsell in the King's Stand at Royal Ascot last month. He beat Marshman (seventh) on that occasion, as well as Existent and Raasel, and the son of Muhaarar is the one to beat on the back of that performance. Tiber Flow was a game winner of the Chipchase at Newcastle last week and looks the selection's most serious danger.

Lots of collateral form to assess and this looks very open, but ANNAF confirmed that he's as effective on turf as the AW when an excellent third in the King's Stand at Ascot last time. Stall 11 could have been better but he's still just about the most persuasive option. Raasel won this race last year and he's a threat eased in class, with Tiber Flow likely to be keeping on back in trip.

This looks an open Coral Charge with nothing standing out. The tentative suggestion is EQUALITY, with Annaf second choice.

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14:25 Sandown Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:25 Sandown Handicap (Class 2) 8f Race Class Flow

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This could go the way of the consistent DUTCH DECOY, who lost little in defeat when filling the runner-up spot behind Maysong over C&D on his most recent outing. He has gone up 2lb for that run, which may not be enough to hold him back, especially given he is now 2lb better off with that rival. The six-year-old is fancied to get the better of Perotto, who may bounce back. Spirit Catcher has been knocking on the door of late and adds further spice to the race, along with Major Partnership.

Roger Varian's new recruit PEROTTO wasn't seen to best effect in Ascot's Hunt Cup last time and is well worth another chance to confirm his promising Victoria Cup seventh off a 3 lb lower mark here. Intellogent is another who is weighted to have a say if back to his best while the improving Sceptic and reliable Spirit Catcher must also enter calculations in a very competitive handicap.

This looks the perfect next step for INDEMNIFY (nap), who won the Whitsun Cup over C&D on his seasonal debut. Ouzo is second choice.

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15:00 Sandown Listed (Class 1) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:00 Sandown Listed (Class 1) 8f Race Class Flow

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It is hard to look past the unexposed STENTON GLIDER, who finished a decent second in the German 1000 Guineas last month. She drops considerably in grade for this outing and Hugo Palmer's inmate would be foolish to underestimate with that in mind. Another to consider is the recent novice winner Back See Daa, who caught the eye when seeing off her opposition over this distance at Newbury most recently, while Magical Sunset (eighth) and Bridestones (12th) performed with credit in the Sandringham at Royal Ascot and they could also have a big say.

MAGICAL SUNSET shaped significantly better than the bare result in the Sandringham and looks set for a big run. Stenton Glider, runner-up in the German 1000 Guineas last time, is a big player, while Back See Daa could improve again to take a hand up in grade.

Magical Sunset may prove best of the Sandringham runners but Fred Darling and German Guineas runner-up STENTON GLIDER gets the vote.

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15:40 Sandown Group 1 (Class 1) 10f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:40 Sandown Group 1 (Class 1) 10f Race Class Flow

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PADDINGTON's rise from being a handicap winner to glory in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and St James's Palace Stakes puts him among the elite of the current Classic generation. Obviously, this is the first time the son of Siyouni takes on older horses and Emily Upjohn, who is fresher than the selection having been rested since landing the Coronation Cup at Epsom, has to be feared with William Buick deputising for the suspended Frankie Dettori. Dubai Honour is no back number considering he is already a dual Group 1 winner, while West Wind Blows, a two-time Group 3 winner in France, also commands respect as he bids for a first success at this level.

Only four runners but still a fascinating Eclipse with a clash of the generations. EMILY UPJOHN proved herself to be a high-class filly when settling the Coronation Cup in a matter of strides on her return at Epsom 5 weeks ago and she can end the winning run of highly progressive 3-y-o Paddington, who's running in his third Group 1 in the space of 6 weeks.

Talented 4yo filly EMILY UPJOHN gets the narrow vote over admirable 3yo colt Paddington in a gripping clash.

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16:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:15 Sandown Handicap (Class 2) 10f Race Class Flow

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Few would begrudge Majestic if he were to emerge victorious after some solid efforts in defeat in big handicaps this season. Indeed, the five-year-old was a well-backed favourite when second at Epsom last month and he must have a live chance off the same mark. However, earlier York form suggests MOKTASAAB could go well on these terms and William Knight's gelding edges the vote with a visor utilised for only the second time. Paradias, Honiton and Lord Protector are others with live chances.

There could be more to come from MUSTAZEED, who has landed back-to-back Newbury handicaps for his new yard this season and a 5 lb rise for his latest success doesn't look at all prohibitive. Lord Protector returned to form from out of the blue when touched off by Paradias over C&D and it would be no surprise were he to reverse the placings with that rival and emerge as the main danger. The booking of Ryan Moore is an obvious plus where Majestic is concerned and he is also accorded respect.

Moving up to 1m2f could unleash an improved display from YANTARNI. Second and third on the list are Paradias and Haunted Dream.

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16:50 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:50 Sandown Handicap (Class 3) 7f Race Class Flow

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NOVUS finished a respectable sixth in the Sandringham at Royal Ascot last month and the Gary Moore-trained filly is fancied to regain the winning thread in these slightly calmer waters. Last-time-out novice winner New Business enters handicaps off what looks a workable mark and the son of Sea The Stars isn't taken lightly, while the hat-trick seeking Merlin The Wizard cannot be discounted either, with a 6lb rise for his recent success at Ffos Las looking more than fair.

It wasn't the deepest of races MERLIN THE WIZARD won at Ffos Las 13 days ago, but it was very hard not to be impressed with the manner of his victory and he looks up to completing the hat-trick with further improvement on the cards. New Business and Novus are others to view positively.

Unexposed NEW BUSINESS should build on his Kempton success. Merlin The Wizard is feared most.

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17:25 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:25 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f Race Class Flow

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ORCHESTRA hasn't been sustaining his finishing effort in recent defeats, but a first-time visor could prove the tonic for Ed Dunlop's gelding and enable him to enjoy a second success of the season. Entrancement has been hiked up 11lb for her six-and-a-half length win at Goodwood in May, nevertheless, she could still have more to offer. Ramensky stayed on into third over C&D last month and completes the shortlist.

This looks wide open and with that in mind the vote goes to ORCHESTRA. An improved model this term (successful at Beverley in May), he's been far from disgraced both starts in handicaps since and the application of a visor could just eke out a little more. Ramensky and Entrancement are others to consider, with Ribal also interesting having been gelded.

This is an interesting field but they all present issues of one sort or another. ABU ROYAL is taken to bounce back from a poor run.

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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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