13:30 Dundalk Maiden 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MINT MAN has two very solid runner-up finishes over 6f at this track and should cope with the drop to 5f in this company. He is very much best in at the weights of those with an official rating. Smart Impression has shown ability on all four starts and could go well on her first start since switching to Danny Murphy. Coulstar can show improvement on her third start. She was sixth over C&D a fortnight ago (behind Mint Man) and the form got a boost when the third came out and won here. Cross Border has a tough task at these weights, but has been placed in five of his last six races. He handles the Polytrack well and looks sure to run his race. There are winners in Old Chicago's pedigree and John Feane's newcomer is worth checking for market strength.

COULSTAR wasn't that far behind Mint Man over 6f here a couple of weeks ago. Given that was the Johnny Murtagh-trained filly's first outing for 7 months she can be expected to improve and might be worth siding with to turn the tables on her old rival.

This can go the way of MINT MAN who sets the standard on form after his narrow defeat when caught late here last time

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13:40 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 18f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tintintin found the drop in class to his liking when battling on well to score at Lingfield and a 3lb rise in the ratings is likely to see him in the mix once more. However, handicap debutant ROYAL JEWEL makes slightly more appeal after a creditable runner-up performance here on New Year's Day. Elizabeth Gale claims a handy 8lb, which puts the five-year-old on a very appealing mark. Muskoka may fare best of the remainder.

TINTINTIN stepped up on an encouraging reappearance when landing a Lingfield handicap 7 weeks ago and this looks a weaker race, so he's worth a chance to defy a 3-lb rise. Kansas du Berlais looks well treated starting out for a new yard, so he's regarded as the main danger ahead of Royal Jewel.

Handicap newcomers MUSKOKA and Royal Jewel bring promise and top the list, ahead of Tintintin.

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13:50 Leicester Claiming Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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BARON DE MIDLETON burst back into life in a class 4 handicap hurdle at Market Rasen and is presented with a golden opportunity to go in again. Pulled up in three much tougher races prior to that return to form, the Brian Ellison-trained veteran is highly favoured under the terms of this race and is too hard to ignore. Foveros is officially rated 4lb inferior to the selection, yet edges it as best of the rest. Believe Jack is the pick of Olly Murphy's two entrants.

If BARON DE MIDLETON is in the same form as when winning in handicap company at Market Rasen recently he should take a bit of stopping. Olly Murphy pair Transatlantic and Believe Jack can give him most to do.

Brian Ellison's one-time useful chaser BARON DE MIDLETON scored in good style in this sphere at Market Rasen and is hard to oppose here

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14:00 Dundalk Handicap 11f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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GARRICK PAINTER beat Obama Army and Picpoul into second and third respectively over C&D last month and has a shot of going in again off 5lb higher. He benefited from an enterprising ride off the front by Killian Leonard and the jockey is reunited with him. Considering that was Obama Army's first visit to Dundalk, there should be more to come from him. Unterberg won over further at this track before Christmas and has to rate a danger off 5lb higher. Emeric and Solar Breeze, in the first-time hood, will have their supporters.

PIERRE LAPIN has a pretty solid record here this winter and might be ready to strike again for Ado McGuinness. Last-time-out C&D 1-2 Garrick Painter and Obama Army should be in the thick of things again. Last year's winner Higher Kingdom would also enter the reckoning if getting a run.

This is competitive but PICPOUL is a recent C&D winner who had excuses when 3rd here latest and he's on an upward curve

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14:10 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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PASSING WELL lost little in defeat when a close-up third over an extended 2m6f at Newbury last month and the seven-year-old may find enough improvement over this longer trip to regain the winning thread. Top Of The Bill is also likely to prove popular after his 13-length triumph over C&D just before Christmas, while it's too early to be writing off The Carpenter, who is likely better than his chasing-bow third at Ascot.

A race featuring a host of in-form/progressive sorts with the narrow vote in favour of PASSING WELL. He found further improvement and impressed with how he saw things out when finishing a close third in a good race at Newbury and promises to do better again upped to 3m. The Changing Man is very well treated on the pick of his form and is a player if dispelling his Warwick run, along with Hurricane Highway.

Every one of them makes some appeal but PASSING WELL's renewed effort after the final fence over 2m6f at Newbury earns the vote.

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14:25 Leicester Handicap Chase (Class 5) 23f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The class-dropping Hurricane Vichi is one to monitor closely in the betting on his debut for a new yard. However, this will be only his second run over fences and there are grounds for looking elsewhere given he concedes weight all round. CAERULEUM appeals most judged on his Exeter form two starts ago and now Sam Twiston-Davies takes over in the plate. Tara Cove and Deadly Missile complete the shortlist.

TARA COVE has already won three points and, while he was only able to achieve modest form over hurdles, there's a good chance he will up his game now switched to the larger obstacles, so he's preferred to Caeruleum, who made a positive chasing debut on his penultimate outing. Nine Nine Nine is also respected.

Low-mileage 6yo CAERULEUM is worth another chance. Tara Cove is second choice.

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14:35 Dundalk Maiden 11f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was a lot to like about CURRUMBIN's debut over 1m at this venue. He didn't have the clearest route, but stayed on well to be a never nearer third. Based upon that, he ought to relish this step up in trip. There are certainly some interesting newcomers to note. Dermot Weld takes the wraps off Nathaniel gelding Thurmond who is out of a Dansili mare, while Joseph O'Brien introduces Frankel colt Cow Chico and Neski Sherelski who is a son of Churchill. O'Brien has saddled plenty of winners in Dundalk since the start of the year.

CURRUMBIN made a promising start here 3 weeks ago and hails from a family that has done well at Dundalk, so with improvement forthcoming he could be the way to go. The dangers will probably be newcomers, with Cow Chico and Thurmond likely types.

There was plenty to like about CURRUMBIN's debut when sticking on well for third despite looking green and he may improve for further

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14:45 Exeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was a lot to like about LADY D'ARBANVILLE's bumper victory at Plumpton and if translating that ability to this discipline, Nicky Henderson's mare can make a winning hurdles bow. Florencethemachine will need to brush up on her jumping judged on her latest third at Ludlow, but she is dangerous to discount if putting it all together. Even though Bethpage is likely to prove more competitive once entering handicaps, she can give a good account of herself.

LADY D'ARBANVILLE looked a useful prospect when making a winning return from 19 months off in a Plumpton bumper in December, impressing with how quickly she sealed matters, and she can make a successful start over hurdles. Florencethemachine remains capable of better and looks the main danger, ahead of Jackeline.

This can go to LADY D'ARBANVILLE who is said to have schooled nicely and made a good impression when winning a Plumpton bumper.

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14:55 Leicester Maiden Hurdle (Class 3) 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROGER POL keeps attracting market support, justifying it in a Huntingdon bumper last spring and at the second time of asking over hurdles at Fakenham. He had to settle for second on his handicap bow at Ascot, but lost absolutely nothing in defeat and can continue on his upward curve. Awaythelad is an obvious danger after breaking his duck at Ludlow, while Bennettsbridge should appreciate the return to a more conventional track having not appeared to handle Fakenham.

AWAYTHELAD did the job well with cheekpieces enlisted at Ludlow and he is marginally preferred to Roger Pol. The latter was clear of the rest when runner-up in an Ascot handicap last time and won't go down without a fight.

The withdrawal of interesting Rocket Ronald promotes AWAYTHELAD to selection status, narrowly ahead of Roger Pol.

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15:05 Dundalk Maiden 11f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARLO BIANCONI was green on debut at Gowran Park last April, but still ran a lovely race to be just pipped by a short head. There should be plenty of improvement from him on his return to action. Luke Comer's horses have been running well since Dundalk recommenced this month. His Second Girl made a mockery of her 125/1 odds when taking the runner-up berth over C&D and she has to enter calculations. Blinkers could eke out a bit more from Squire Danagher who has finished third on his last couple of starts here including when just behind Second Girl. Expound just failed by a head over a shorter trip last week. He gets a hood and blinkers, and his chance has to be respected especially as he has form over this trip on turf.

CARLO BIANCONI made an encouraging debut and likely would have won had he kept straight when edged out late on in a Gowran maiden in April. That experience won't have been wasted on him and he can make a winning return to action with progress anticipated. Expound and Squire Danagher can give Joseph O'Brien's 4-y-o most to think about.

The once-raced CARLO BIANCONI may prove superior to the well-exposed Expound. The long-absent Morse is an intriguing runner.

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15:15 Exeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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EASY PEASY was fancied for a Listed bumper at Cheltenham in November, but she proved to be disappointing on that occasion. Given time to recover, she appeals as the type to develop into a more than useful hurdler and this looks a solid opportunity to make a winning start in this sphere. Dolly Delightful enters calculations based on her second at Wincanton on Boxing Day, while a drop back in trip may benefit Giver The Hollie.

Essentially a match on paper between EASY PEASY and Dolly Delightful, with Nicky Henderson's dual bumper winner narrowly given the nod over Philip Hobbs & Johnson White's twice-placed mare. Giver The Hollie stands out as third best in a shallow contest.

The only worthwhile form over hurdles belongs to DOLLY DELIGHTFUL, but Nicky Henderson's Easy Peasy has won two bumpers.

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15:25 Leicester Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANOTHER DAY OUT bounced back to form with a solid second at Sandown and a 1lb rise in the ratings may not be enough to prevent her from finishing one place better. Cooleenymore's stamina appeared stretched in testing conditions when third over an extended 3m at Wincanton. She isn't taken lightly dropping back in distance and is feared most, ahead of the consistent Walk Of No Shame.

There has been enough encouragement to glean from COOLEENYMORE's efforts in handicaps to think her present mark is exploitable and, dropped in trip on the back of her third-place finish at Wincanton 50 days ago, she could well be ready to strike. Another Day Out and Walk of No Shame can pose the chief threats.

Robert Walford's mare COOLEENYMORE gave the strong impression this drop in trip would suit when third at Wincanton and gets the verdict

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15:35 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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REBECCA'S GIRL was placed a couple of times in maidens and may have more scope for improvement than many of these having made a promising start in handicaps here earlier this month. The Andrew Kinirons-trained filly kept on well in the closing stages and should be suited by this extra furlong. Hero Of The Hour won three times here over six furlongs early last year and has dropped down to an attractive mark. He was placed on a rare try over this trip back in November. Chummie made all to cause a 40/1 shock over a mile here last time and has the pace to drop back in distance, while Jazzy Dancer and Markievicz are others for the shortlist. The latter didn't enjoy a clear run last time over C&D.

Having bounced back to make all here 82 days ago, CHUMMIE is worth a chance to go in again from a mark that still looks lenient based on past efforts. Jazzy Dancer arrives in good order and looks a serious threat, while Hero of The Hour can make his presence felt if things drop right.

Twice successful in sprint handicaps on turf, MARKIEVICZ gets the vote having shown signs of a return to form over C&D last time

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15:45 Exeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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IDEAL DES BORDES has shown promise on both hurdling starts to date at Ascot and the form of his second there took a boost with the winner acquitting himself well in the River Don last weekend. New Order could be dangerous, despite tasting defeat at odds-on over the Festive period when finishing third at Catterick. El Granjero and Galloping Pride are others to enter the reckoning.

CARRIGMOORNA ROWAN's first two hurdling outings have been encouraging and this is clearly much easier than the race he finished sixth in at Cheltenham last time, so he's worth a chance to get off the mark at the expense of Ideal des Bordes, who has achieved a bit more to this point. Largy Poet also has potential.

Ideal Des Bordes has a Grade 1 entry and Carrigmoorna Rowan has Grade 2 form. Watch out for EL GRANJERO and Galloping Pride.

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15:55 Leicester Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A 2lb drop in the ratings can help Nocte Volatus, who has been far from disgraced this season, for all that he hasn't managed to get his head in front for the best part of two years. He must enter calculations, but GRANDADS COTTAGE shades the verdict. Olly Murphy's gelding shaped better than the beaten distance suggested when third at Aintree on Boxing Day, with Dylan Johnston's 7lb claim potentially proving pivotal in this contest. Sheldon and Oxygen also warrant a second look.

Another chance is given to OXYGEN to show he's still on a good mark. Nocte Volatus has been performing with credit and a further 2 lb drop in his mark should see him get very competitive here. Top-weight Grandads Cottage should also have a say.

Venetia Williams' OXYGEN had looked a really good chasing prospect until fluffing his lines at Plumpton and can bounce back in style.

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16:05 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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River Derwent's win from James Henry over C&D in November, with GOLDEN DAYS two lengths back in third, has been well advertised since and the Dick Donohoe-trained gelding is now fitted with blinkers after a couple of tardy starts on both outings since. Golden Days didn't enjoy the clearest of passages on that occasion and the daughter of Canford Cliffs, who has gained all three career wins over this distance, has a decent chance of reversing the places at the revised weights. Chica Power won a claimer over C&D in October and has been a model of consistency since while Jalo also won a claimer here the previous month over six furlongs and has been tried over a variety of trips since.

Having performed with credit in C&D handicaps the last twice, GOLDEN DAYS could be the answer. Eighty Eight has dipped to an attractive mark and is feared most, while Hezahunk, River Derwent and Tynamite are others to consider.

Third to River Derwent here in November, GOLDEN DAYS (nap) has a realistic chance of reversing form with that rival

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16:15 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 4) 19f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Flash Gorcombe impressed with a wide-margin romp at Wincanton and another bold bid is expected after that convincing success. However, he was no match for Time To Bite (third) on his penultimate start and that rival was, in turn, 12 lengths adrift of BOLSOVER BILL when they met over this C&D on New Year's Day. The Harry Derham-trained gelding is the logical choice running off just 6lb higher now.

Following a breathing operation and with cheekpieces refitted, MOYTIER was very much in pole position when exiting four out at Wincanton recently, a race won by the re-opposing Flash Gorcombe. Syd Hosie's charge is now 8 lb better off with that rival and makes plenty of appeal. Valirann Gold put in a good shift at Chepstow last time, all things considered, and he is just about second choice ahead of Bolsover Bill and Time To Bite, who were first and third respectively over C&D on New Year's Day.

Bolsover Bill can go well again but FLASH GORCOMBE was suited by 2m4f on good to soft at Wincanton and is preferred.

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16:25 Leicester Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Point-to-point winner LADY BALKO likely found an extended 1m7f on the sharp side when fourth here earlier in the month. The stiffer test of stamina looks sure to suit David Pipe's mare and she could take this contest en route to better things. Passing Kate, who scored at this venue in November, posted a solid second at Ffos Las subsequently. She may give the selection most to think about, ahead of Well Paid Soldier.

The most interesting of these is JO LESCRIBAA, who looks nailed-on to improve now moving up in trip for this handicap debut. Silver Atom should have a part to play on the back of creditable efforts at Hereford on his last two starts and he is second choice ahead of Passing Kate and Well Paid Soldier. Lady Balko is also worthy of mention.

The unexposed 5yo JO LESCRIBAA (nap) appeals as the sort to take a big step forward now going into handicaps and gets a confident vote

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16:35 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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VOLATILE ANALYST won six times for Keith Dalgleish over six and seven furlongs gaining a career high mark of 105 and has shaped well on all three outings since switched to this venue by current connections. The selection had Prisoners Dilemma and Brains both well behind when just failing by a head to Free Solo over C&D earlier this month. Final Voyage landed a valuable mile handicap at Lingfield last spring and was having his first outing in over six months when reappearing over an inadequate six furlongs here last time. Hodd's Girl is a six-time winner at this venue and is edging back down in the ratings despite some consistent placed runs while Little Keilee made most to win here just before Christmas.

PRISONER'S DILEMMA has been given a chance by the handicapper and left the impression that his turn could be near when third over 6f here recently. The return to this trip looks a good move and he shades preference ahead of the Adrian McGuinness-trained duo Hodd's Girl and Volatile Analyst.

This can go the way of AW specialist FINAL VOYAGE who ran well over an insufficient 6f last time and he's on a good mark

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16:45 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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OAK CREEK and Ben Sutton teamed up to good effect to break through at Wincanton and another big run is expected from the lightly-raced gelding now he goes handicapping. Commanche Red enjoyed some success during a spell in point-to-points and is another to consider on his return to this sphere. Daring Plan and Chloe's Court are a couple with course experience who also enter calculations.

A competitive handicap. Although WRAPPEDUPINMAY was only fifth on his Ascot handicap debut he wasn't beaten far and the form has already been boosted so he could prove the answer for the Paul Nicholls team. Oak Creek and Hercules Morse are other unexposed types who could have a say, with the market potentially informative regarding the latter given he hasn't been seen since a maiden win a year ago. Raddon Top's good C&D record also affords him respect.

Hercules Morse needs a check. Fellow handicap newcomers OAK CREEK (nap) and Daring Plan advanced their claims recently.

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17:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Uzincso finished third over a mile here last week and he is feared off the same mark, though he doesn't look to be crying out for this step up in trip. With that in mind, preference is for CHARLIE'S CHOICE, who notched his first career victory earlier this month over an extended 1m1f, keeping on all the way to the line, and a 4lb rise may not be enough to anchor him upped in trip. Luna Effect has finished second on his last two starts and his hopes of going one better rest on the application of cheekpieces helping him to find some improvement.

LUNA EFFECT was unable to get past a determined rival in a steadily-run affair at Newcastle recently but he remains one to be interested in from this sort of mark and first-time cheekpieces could well put an extra edge on him here. Wolverhampton scorer Charlie's Choice and the returning Gonnetot are others to consider, whilst Uzincso is another to keep an eye from his sliding mark.

A trappy race in which the unexposed GONNETOT may be able to make a winning return from a break. Charlie's Choice is next best.

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17:10 Dundalk Handicap 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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JERED MADDOX won twice over this C&D last winter and gained a seventh career win on the beach at Laytown in September. The David Marnane-trained gelding didn't enjoy the clearest of runs subsequently when a strong finishing fourth here behind Little Queenie, and now takes a drop in class after again putting in his best work at the finish over six when beaten just over a length behind Daamberdiplomat. Havana Notion and Irish Rumour, who is fitted with a tongue tie for the first time, filled the first two places over C&D earlier this month with Theriverrunsdeep less than a length back in fourth and there shouldn't be much to choose between the trio again. Distillate has a chance if reproducing her second to Inishmot Prince here last month.

IRISH RUMOUR is going the right way and shaped well again when runner-up to Havana Notion over C&D last time. With a tongue tie on for the first time, she's taken to reverse the form with her old rival in a race that the pair may dominate. Jered Maddox is also considered.

A few of these clashed 15 days ago in what looks like a key race. Runner-up IRISH RUMOUR may now take the measure of Havana Notion

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17:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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AL MARMAR fairly bolted up on his first try at a mile for this stable earlier this month and, with a 5lb penalty to shoulder, he rates the one to side with. Other last-time-out winner Lady Of Arabia may prove to be the biggest danger to the selection nudged up just 4lb for that C&D success, while Emorcee, previously with the David Marnane stable in Ireland, has solid claims to hit the frame on his debut for a new yard.

AL MARMAR showed an impressive turn of foot when capitalising on his much-reduced mark over this trip at Chelmsford 10 days ago and this looks a decent opportunity to quickly follow up with his shrewd yard remaining in good form. Lady of Arabia rates next best ahead of True Statesman.

The return to 1m saw AL MARMAR run out an easy winner at Chelmsford ten days ago and he can make light of his 5lb penalty.

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18:00 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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KING'S VANITY beat Alexandretta by a length when the pair met over 7f at Lingfield earlier this month and Andrew Balding's charge had more in hand than the winning margin suggested that day, so he is expected to confirm that superiority en route to victory. The George Boughey-trained Sugar Hill unseated at the start and was withdrawn from that race at Lingfield, but he looks sure to benefit from the application of a hood and he may make the podium.

The two winners are promising and KING'S VANITY is taken to follow-up his Lingfield success. The form of That's Dandy Harry's victory at Wolverhampton on debut hasn't amounted to much but he can improve also. Alexandretta chased home the selection at Lingfield on her return and should find a race.

Despite the worse terms KING'S VANITY could well improve further and confirm Lingfield placings with Alexandretta.

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18:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The vote goes to ARATUS, who was narrowly denied over the mile here on his latest outing 25 days ago. Clive Cox's gelding is just 1lb higher in the ratings this evening, so a similar performance might suffice. Brewing failed to make an impact over 6f last time but the son of Showcasing ought to appreciate the return to further. Baldomero continues to run well in defeat and he's unlikely to be far away.

BREWING's latest 6f defeat shouldn't be taken to suggest the handicapper's got him and he can take his 7f record to 3-3. Baldomero has found winning difficult in recent years but has been placed on 8 of his last 9 starts and can chase the selection home ahead of recent 1m course runner-up Aratus.

Aratus and Dubai Station are high on the list but this could be the day SILVER SAMURAI gains his first AW success.

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19:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANDALEEP recorded a first all-weather success when landing an amateur riders' event at Southwell eight days ago. Daniel & Claire Kubler's charge must shoulder a 4lb penalty today but that might not be enough to prevent him from repeating the dose. Ensured made a promising reappearance earlier this month, finishing third, and any improvement would bring him firmly into the reckoning, while Golden Delite is most appealing of the remainder.

ANDALEEP returned to winning ways with a ready success at Southwell 8 days ago and a penalty might not be enough to prevent him from following up. He can see off the challenge of Ensured, who got back on track following a spell in Hong Kong when third at Southwell earlier this month, while course-winner Suffrajet also merits consideration.

Dropped in grade on this second start back in the British scene, ENSURED may well be the answer. Suffrajet is second choice.

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19:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fairly open event, in which marginal preference is for ORANGE N BLUE. Jane Chapple-Hyam's charge (third) was defeated by Raintown (winner) at Lingfield 11 days ago, but he's 2lb better off with that rival tonight and the addition of first-time cheekpieces could give him the boost he needs. God Of Thunder merits respect having hit the woodwork over 1m3f here last time, while others to note include Running The Game and Ocean Heights.

Several hold sound claims in this competitive handicap, with bottom-weight POLAR PRINCESS making most appeal. Philip Kirby's filly has shaped well to make the placings on each of her last 3 outings and looked better than ever when a clear second at Southwell last week, so is fancied to go one better this time. Ocean Heights scored over C&D last month and followed that with another good effort here, so he's also considered alongside Orange N Blue and God of Thunder.

The vote goes to unexposed RUNNING THE GAME, who took well to this surface three weeks ago. Second choice is Orange N Blue.

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20:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

AMIWITHANI took a decent step forward for going up in trip when scoring over C&D last Monday and the manner of that performance suggested he could easily strike again under a 6lb penalty. It's Not Risky arrives in search of a hat-trick of victories and is respected off a 2lb higher mark than his latest at Wolverhampton, while Livinthelife is another with obvious claims after his handicap debut success.

AMIWITHANI and Something To Do both improved markedly for the step up to 1½m last time and preference is for the former, who appeals as the type to rack up a sequence in the coming weeks judged on her decisive C&D success 9 days ago. Livinthelife is third choice ahead of the hat-trick seeking It's Not Risky.

Preference is for recent C&D scorer AMIWITHANI (nap), ahead of Livinthelife.

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20:30 Kempton Stakes (Class 6) 11f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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20:30 Kempton Stakes (Class 6) 11f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Uther Pendragon wasn't at his best at Chelmsford on his latest start when it was reported that he had bled from the nose. It wouldn't be a surprise if he bounced back on this occasion, but the vote goes to BROAD APPEAL. Knocking on the door at the back end of the turf campaign in handicap company, the drop to this level may be the opportunity needed to see the 10-year-old return to winning ways. Private Bryan completes the shortlist.

UTHER PENDRAGON was going through a good spell prior to a blip (faced with a quick turnaround) at Chelmsford last time and, likely to bounce back, he's worth taking a chance on in this weak affair. Private Ryan and Broad Appeal look the chief dangers.

The comparatively unexposed SAO TIMOTHY is taken to get off the mark. Uther Pendragon is second choice.

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Racecard Key

Ths is the racecard key.

Icon	Meaning
	TomForm top stats, gold rated
	TomForm top stats silver rated
	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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