12:35 Wincanton Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 15f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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12:35 Wincanton Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 15f Race Class Flow

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CLINTON LANE returned from a break to score by a neck at Plumpton last month and that looks the best piece of form on offer in this contest. Mark Gillard's six-year-old might only need to reproduce that level of performance in order to record a double in this company. Holeshot ran better than his odds suggested he would when fourth at Uttoxeter last time and could get closer on only his second start over hurdles, while Roxhill is worth a market check on his debut under Rules.

SORCELEUR stands out on what he achieved in bumpers and following a promising second on return/hurdles debut at Exeter 18 days ago, he looks to have been found an excellent opportunity of going one place better. Staff Sergeant Len on hurdles bow and Holeshot can fill the places.

Aintree festival bumper fifth SORCELEUR scored at Exeter yesterday and will have an excellent chance to double up if he turns up here.

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13:09 Wincanton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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TEDLEY accounted for his nearest rival by just over a length when scoring in this grade at Wetherby last week and competes off a 6lb higher rating for his hat-trick bid. Nigel Twiston Davies' five-year-old might have plenty more to offer on only his third chase start and can remain unbeaten over fences. It was hard not to be impressed by Dreaming Blue's triumph at Fontwell in April and, despite an 8lb rise, he could get into contention on his return to action, along with fellow last-time-out winner Duke Of Luckley.

TEDLEY is clearly a different proposition now chasing and this looks a good opportunity to maintain his unbeaten record. Beau Balko could well be sharper for last month's return at Kempton and is second choice.

This looks good for TEDLEY, a course winner over hurdles who has made an excellent start to his chasing career this autumn.

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13:45 Wincanton Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 21f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks a wide-open event in which the hat-trick seeking Pretending is likely to attract plenty of support after his convincing success off 6lb lower at Uttoxeter last month. However, a chance can be taken on MERMAIDS CAVE, who might have been value for more than the winning margin suggests at Bangor on her latest outing. James Owen's five-year-old only has a 4lb higher mark to contend with and the step back up in trip looks a good move. Larchmont Lass and Bethpage are two others to consider.

Two defeats in the spring shouldn't be taken to suggest LARCHMONT LASS can't do some damage from this sort of mark and she can make a successful return from wind surgery back at the scene of her novice win. Mermaids Cave is yet another who has thrived for the switch to James Owen and is next on the list ahead of Pretending and Bethpage.

This can go to ALL THE GLORY (nap), who is of strong interest if judged on her emphatic 2m4f win at Newbury in March.

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14:23 Wincanton Maiden Chase (Class 1) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Handstands has to be of interest on his return to action having shown plenty of promise over hurdles last season. That said, INSURRECTION was second to a useful rival on his chasing bow over 2m3f at Chepstow four weeks ago and that recent run may just give him the edge here. Boombawn was a close third on that occasion and could be in the mix once again, while Soul Icon edges out Glynn to be best of the rest.

INSURRECTION bettered his hurdles form at the first time of asking in this sphere at Chepstow last month and it's likely we haven't seen the best of him yet. He is marginally preferred to Soul Icon, who has plenty of chasing experience and only narrowly failed to land a valuable handicap at Market Rasen in the summer. Chase-debutant Handstands is also much respected in an intriguing contest.

There's every reason to believe that INSURRECTION can step up plenty on his highly encouraging chase debut effort at Chepstow.

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14:55 Wincanton Conditions Hurdle (Class 1) 15f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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Rubaud won this last year and is likely to go well once again having scored with plenty in hand at Kempton last month. That said, he may struggle to give 6lb to ASPIRE TOWER, who has not had many starts since finishing fourth in the 2021 Champion Hurdle. The eight-year-old relished the return hurdling when winning readily at Punchestown last month and he may improve for that outing. Brentford Hope progressed well last season in handicaps but this will require another step forward.

BRENTFORD HOPE showed he's still on the up as a hurdler when a cracking second at Punchestown in April and, while he doesn't have the race fitness last year's winner Rubaud has on his side, the 6 lb he receives may prove to be pivotal.

Expect RUBAUD and Aspire Tower to head off in front and there's a good chance they'll remain there in that order of preference.

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15:30 Wincanton Handicap Chase (Class 1) 25f  - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Paul Nicholls has won this valuable handicap four times in the last seven years, most recently with the excellent Frodon in 2022, and he relies on Mofasa this time around. The eight-year-old showed promise in his novice chase campaign and is open to improvement, but he will need it to land this prize and preference is for the match-fit LORD ACCORD. Neil Mulholland's charge returned to fences to make all in facile fashion over this C&D last month and while this is tougher off a 5lb higher mark, the hat-trick seeking gelding is clearly in fine form and likes it here. The Changing Man was a very encouraging second (clear of the rest) off 4lb lower in a good novice handicap at Uttoxeter in March and he's very interesting on his seasonal debut.

THE CHANGING MAN pulled a long way clear of the rest when chasing home one who rather had the run of things at Uttoxeter in March and, likely to do better still in his second season over fences, he gets the nod. The hat-trick seeking Lord Accord is next on the list ahead of Remastered, while Mofasa needs to get back on track but he will be a danger to all if able to do so off this reduced mark.

The Changing Man is interesting but one with potential to outrun his odds if he can find some rhythm in his jumping is GUSTAVIAN.

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16:05 Wincanton NH Flat Race (Class 2) 15f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWINGIN SAFARI changed hands for 165,000 euros after narrowly losing out to an expensive rival on his debut at Ballinrobe in April and he looks to have been found a good opportunity to make a winning start for Paul Nicholls, who landed this race in 2018 and 2019. Sergeant Fury cost 38,000 pounds following his point-to-point success in May and warrants respect on his NH debut, while The Sainted Canary rates best of the rest.

SWINGIN SAFARI has joined a top yard on the back of a debut full of promise and he's taken to open his account at the second attempt. Sergeant Fury deserves respect having won a point.

A difficult bumper to approach without market vibes. THE SAINTED CANARY has two bumpers under his belt and they were good runs.

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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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