12:12 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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12:12 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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Climate Precedent was runner-up on his first attempt over timber at Uttoxeter in July and returns from a small break having been kept busy on the Flat prior to that effort. He is entitled to step forward and put that experience to good use, but the vote goes to ROYAL DEESIDE. Yet to get off the mark on the level, the son of Churchill produced his best performance to date when runner-up at Salisbury last month and represents a team that have done particularly well in this division over the years. Any market support for Excelero would make him of interest.

Although ROYAL DEESIDE failed to win on the Flat he did achieve a decent level and gets the nod to make a successful start to his hurdle career for Alan King. Climate Precedent rates an obvious danger on the back of his hurdle debut second in the summer. Excelero and Salver are newcomers who would enter the reckoning if the betting suggests they are fancied.

The suggestion is CEEJAYBE, who gave a good account of himself on testing ground at Chepstow last month.

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12:45 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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12:45 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f Race Class Flow

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Connections of JINGKO BLUE teamed up with a potentially smart winner at Ascot on Saturday and the four-year-old, who cost 225,000 pounds after winning a point-to-point at Oldtown in February, warrants the utmost respect on his Rules debut. Tarras Wood won on his sole bumper outing at Wetherby in December and is expected to benefit from stepping up in trip. Others to note include Monbari, Rockstown Native and Personal Ambition.

JINGKO BLUE was bought for big money after winning his sole outing in Irish points and, having joined a top yard, he makes plenty of appeal on his Rules debut. Tarras Wood looked potentially smart in overcoming inexperience to land a Wetherby bumper back in December, so is a very interesting hurdling debutant, while Rockstown Native made a promising start in this sphere here last month and seems sure to improve.

Bumper winner Tarras Wood is respected but JINGKO BLUE, an expensive recruit from the Irish point scene, is given the vote.

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13:20 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:20 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f Race Class Flow

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KINTAIL stepped forward from his Wincanton second when going one better here in May at the expense of Rock House, who has since gone on to finish third in the Persian War at Chepstow. Despite being in receipt of 8lb from the runner-up on that occasion, better is expected over hurdles from the four-year-old and this appears to be a nice starting point. Mount Ferns has a pedigree that suggests he will benefit more from a stiffer test of stamina following his second over an inadequate trip at Fontwell in April, while God's Own Getaway is capable of better after his second on hurdling debut at Wetherby in the spring.

GOD'S OWN GETAWAY shaped well when runner-up on his Wetherby hurdling debut back in March and, although that was an uncompetitive affair, he very much appeals as the sort to go on progressing this season. Mount Ferns and Kintail showed enough in bumpers to warrant respect on their respective hurdling bows.

Nicky Henderson's KINTAIL beat a good horse to win a course bumper in May and is selected to make a winning hurdle debut.

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13:55 Warwick Maiden Chase (Class 3) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:55 Warwick Maiden Chase (Class 3) 20f Race Class Flow

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Ballymackie is an interesting recruit after winning his last two point-to-points at Punchestown and Loughanmore and he could be a very interesting contender if ready to roll for his first start since April,. Golden Son has plenty of useful form in France and commands a fair amount of respect on his first start for Paul Nicholls, but IROKO still gets the vote. Winner of the Martin Pipe at the Cheltenham Festival and third in the Sefton Hurdle at Aintree, the five-year-old looks an exciting recruit to chasing and has reportedly schooled well ahead of his return to action.

GOLDEN SON made up into a smart hurdler during his time in France, and having displayed promise on his sole start over fences when last seen 18 months ago, he could well be worth siding with to make a winning return with the prospect of more to come in this sphere for his powerful yard. Iroko had a fine season over hurdles last term and is feared along with Kilbeg King. Dual point-scorer Ballymackie is one to monitor closely in the betting on Rules debut

A Cheltenham Festival winner over hurdles in March, IROKO is open to even more improvement over fences this season.

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14:30 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:30 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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TARAHUMARA made all to win on his first start following wind surgery and, as that was his third start over hurdles and his second victory, there may be more to come. The seven-year-old is capable of going well fresh, but he may need to be held up for a later challenge this time if Eagle Of The Glen gets first run on him in the race to take them along. He can go close if given a measured ride, while Royal Rhythm and Knot On Time are others for the shortlist.

Plenty are in with a shout. GERARD MENTOR shaped well when runner-up at Hereford last time and with his yard among the winners he is taken to bag a second C&D success. Royal Rhythm heads the list of dangers on the back of his debut Carlisle success for Jonjo O'Neill, although a good case can also be made for the returning pair Force de Frap and Risk d'Argent along with handicap-debutants Eagle Of The Glen and Max's Champ.

A chance is taken on RISK D'ARGENT, who ran well in defeat when fresh a year ago and begins his new campaign on an attractive mark.

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15:05 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:05 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f Race Class Flow

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Hartur D'oudairies only won a solitary race over hurdles from five starts, but one look at his pedigree suggests he may go on to improve over the larger obstacles. He can go well but if HIGH GAME ROYAL takes to the larger obstacles, he could be the one. A winner over hurdles at Chepstow in April, despite idling in front, he gets the vote for a stable in among the winners, with Eyed one to watch for his very shrewd stable.

Ex-pointer SAGEBURG COUNTY was most impressive on chasing debut and he's fancied to maintain his unbeaten record in this sphere. Zestful Hope is a danger with a run under his belt and Hartur d'Oudairies looks the pick of the chasing newcomers.

The suggestion is HARTUR D'OUDAIRIES, who looks quite well handicapped on some of last season's hurdling form here.

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15:40 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:40 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow

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The application of cheekpieces seem to have been the key to STEAL MY SUNSHINE's improvement with the six-year-old winning his last two starts at Uttoxeter in May and when returning from a break at Worcester last month. The six-year-old doesn't appear to have finished his progression and a 6lb rise is unlikely to be an inconvenience. A wind operation might aid the cause of Halligator, while Mourzouk and Alexandra Romanov complete the shortlist.

POLICE ACADEMY has progressed since joining Fergal O'Brien and a 4 lb rise for her latest success at Ludlow is unlikely to stop her in her tracks. She gets the nod ahead of another upwardly mobile sort in 6-y-o in Steal My Sunshine, who is bidding for the hat-trick following his reappearance victory at Worcester. Halligator remains of interest, despite failing to fire the last twice, while Commodore Miller and handicap-debutant Sea Village are others to consider in a competitive handicap.

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16:15 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 5) 26f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:15 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 5) 26f Race Class Flow

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SAFE DESTINATION justified market support to get off the mark at Uttoxeter last month and it wouldn't be a huge surprise to see Nigel Twiston-Davies' gelding handle a 6lb rise on this occasion. Mixedwave won twice last season and is capable of taking another step forward, while His Oscar is an interesting contender on his chasing bow following a lengthy absence.

There should be more to come from SAFE DESTINATION, who left his chase debut form behind when scoring at Uttoxeter last month. He can follow up. Dreams of Diamonds and Ali Star Bert head the list of dangers.

Course winner PEMBERLEY (nap) is very well handicapped now and will have a significant class edge over this field if back on song.

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