13:20 Cheltenham Conditions Hurdle (Class 1) 17f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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Willie Mullins has dominated this race in recent years and the master of Closutton saddles a whopping 11 runners, although he doesn't appear to have a standout candidate, with Lady Vega Allen possibly his best chance. She has twice been beaten by Hello Neighbour, including at the Dublin Racing Festival, and could struggle to reverse form with Gavin Cromwell's gelding, while French import Larzac is interesting but you would like to see more market support behind him. The home team perhaps have a stronger hand, with EAST INDIA DOCK looking the most solid option. A smart operator on the Flat for James Fanshawe, the son of Golden Horn hasn't looked back since being switched to timber, clocking up three wins and improving with each start. He has won on both the New and Old Courses here, seemingly goes on any ground, and is a straightforward ride. His main danger could be Lulamba, who arrived from France with a big reputation and made light work of beating Mondo Man at Ascot. Tom Lacey's unbeaten hurdler Gibbs Island could go well at longer odds.

James Owen continues on the rise in the training ranks and his likeable front-runner EAST INDIA DOCK can showcase his undoubted talents further by gaining his biggest prize yet and extending his unbeaten run to four. Nicky Henderson has an excellent record in this and his unexposed French recruit Lulamba could emerge as the biggest danger. although Irish-challengers Hello Neighbour and Lady Vega Allen both bring very solid form to the table and can also have a say in a fascinating Triumph.

Preference is for the major Cheltenham achievements of EAST INDIA DOCK over the high promise of Lulamba.

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13:35 Fakenham Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZAFAAN sets the standard with an official rating on 106 and two solid third-placed efforts, the latest coming over C&D, and he appears to have been found a great opportunity to open his account. Dinofromberlais unseated his rider early on at Huntingdon, but previously shaped encouragingly on his hurdling bow at Southwell. He rates the biggest threat ahead of Crown Of India, who has a chance on his Market Rasen effort.

ORGANIC has made a low-key start to her hurdling career, but it's worth remembering she was fairly useful on the Flat and could well prove a different proposition now faced with less testing ground for the first time in this sphere. Zafaan and Dinofromberlais rate the principal threats.

He may need further, but an assertive ride from the front may suffice for DINOFROMBERLAIS, barring mishap. Zafaan is next best.

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13:42 Doncaster Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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OUR LIL has shown promise on both starts since switching to hurdles and Dan Skelton's filly merits plenty of respect, especially as she may improve for a wind operation since her last appearance. On the pick of her form, Irish Chorus would be the most likely threat to the selection but she does have some questions to answer right now. Others to note are Plus Point and Generous Scorpion.

IRISH CHORUS shaped perfectly fine behind 2 above-average ones at Uttoxeter back in November and is well worth another on that form now returning to 2m. Our Lil is an obvious threat, with Plus Point an interesting hurdling debutante given her fairly useful Flat form.

In an ordinary race OUR LIL, who is back after wind surgery, is taken to confirm the promise of her two runs over hurdles in November.

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14:00 Cheltenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 1) 17f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Absurde is 8lb higher than his last-to-first success in this 12 months ago and was last seen running with a huge amount of credit when fifth in the Melbourne Cup. The drier conditions this year would make his life a bit easier, but giving 5lb to his stable companion KARGESE might prove too much. The choice of Paul Townend, her juvenile form behind Majborough in the Triumph and Sir Gino at Aintree speaks for itself and she is expected to have stepped forward plenty from her comeback at Ascot in January. Last year's Fred Winter hero Lark In The Mornin caught the eye at Leopardstown over Christmas and has to be a huge threat, especially with the yard among the winners this week. The improving pair of Mclaurey and Ethical Diamond are others likely to be in the mix.

This could be run to suit the strong-travelling KARGESE who would benefit from a similarly ice-cool ride as Absurde was given when landing this race 12 months ago. It's a vote of confidence that Paul Townend switches allegiances and she can give Willie Mullins an unprecedented eighth County Hurdle. 2024 Boodles winner Lark In The Morning looks primed to run another huge race at the Festival, while Valgrand may fare best of the home team.

Last year's stylish winner ABSURDE (nap) earns the vote. His classy Flat form suggests he remains well treated despite an 8lb rise.

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14:14 Fakenham Handicap Chase (Class 5) 21f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAXUS BACCATA made the perfect start to her chasing career when dotting up over an extended 2m3f at Plumpton on Monday and, providing this doesn't come too soon, she can follow up under a 7lb penalty. It's Easy looks the only realistic danger following her victory at Leicester a month ago. The other pair run from out of the handicap, but Call Blue can beat Rock On Rita to third.

A winner in Irish points, TAXUS BACCATA left her hurdles form behind when a 10-length winner on chasing debut at Plumpton 4 days ago and she looks to hold leading claims under a penalty. The biggest threat could come from It's Easy, who recorded a first success in Britain at Leicester on her latest outing.

Assuming this doesn't come too soon, Monday's easy chase debut scorer TAXUS BACCATA can make short work of It's Easy et al.

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14:22 Doncaster Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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Cases can be made for all of these, but none more so than REALLYNTRUTHFULLY following his short-head second in handicap company at Hereford a month ago. Dramatic Encore took a big step forwards when upped in trip at Huntingdon last time and further improvement cannot be ruled out. Last Rodeo edges out De Kingpin to be best of the rest.

REALLYNTRUTHFULLY resumed his progress when collared only in the dying strides in a Hereford handicap the previous month and sets the standard on that form. Dramatic Encore and Last Rodeo are also progressing well, though, and merit respect in an interesting small-field novice.

A tight little heat. Preference is for REALLYNTRUTHFULLY to land his second win over hurdles. The biggest danger is Last Rodeo.

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14:40 Cheltenham Conditions Chase (Class 1) 21f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Limerick Lace accounted for Dinoblue (second) and ALLEGORIE DE VASSY (fourth) in last year's renewal, but she hasn't pulled up any trees since and connections now reach for first-time cheekpieces. Allegorie De Vassy gained her revenge when beating Gavin Cromwell's mare by no less than 25 lengths in a Grade 3 at Fairyhouse prior to her neck defeat to Dinoblue at Naas. The Willie Mullins-trained eight-year-old will relish this step back up in trip and that will play to her strengths in her bid to get the better of her stablemate. Brides Hill was beaten at short odds in Listed company at Huntingdon, but she is a previous winner at this level and isn't out of it.

DINOBLUE would likely have defied her Grade 1 penalty in this last year had she not conceded first run to Limerick Lace and she's fancied to make amends having looked as good as ever this season. Allegorie de Vassy pushed her stablemate close at Naas 5 weeks ago so rates the main threat, while Brides Hill looks the pick of Gavin Cromwell's trio with last year's winner Limerick Lace arriving on the back of a couple of lacklustre efforts.

The outcome can lie between Allegorie De Vassy and DINOBLUE with the latter preferred on her good second in this race last year.

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14:54 Fakenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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JACKPOT CASH comfortably accounted for a subsequent winner on his latest hurdles start at Southwell and backed that up with a solid placed effort over fences at Bangor. The six-year-old has a lot more to give, certainly in this sphere, and he can get the better of Getoverthathill, who won well at Fontwell two starts ago. Bobby's Fortune might fare best of the remainder.

The strong-travelling JACKPOT CASH should be well suited to the sharp nature of this track, and he can make it 2 wins from 3 starts for his new yard. Getoverthathill may be able to bounce back from a disappointing effort returned to a sounder surface, while Bobby's Fortune and Gloire d'Athon could improve for the step up in trip.

The vote goes to JACKPOT CASH (nap) back over hurdles with the form of last month's Southwell win having been franked.

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15:02 Doncaster Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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BURROWS HALL arrives here on the back of two victories last month and even a 6lb rise for the most recent of those wins at Market Rasen may not be enough to stop him here. Bold Recruit got off the mark in a 3m Ludlow maiden hurdle last time and the consistent gelding could improve now switched to handicaps, while Shared completes the shortlist.

None of these can be ruled out but CURLEY FINGER hinted at a revival after a break when fourth at Wetherby and can capitalise on a reduced mark here. Hat-trick seeking Burrows Hall rates the obvious threat, although handicap debutant Bold Recruit can't be discounted along with the enigmatic Shared.

The Joel Parkinson/Sue Smith team can land a one-two here with BURROWS HALL (nap) taken to beat stablemate Rialannah.

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15:20 Cheltenham Novices Hurdle (Class 1) 24f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE BIG WESTERNER had little difficulty in landing a Grade 2 at Limerick on Boxing Day, with that contest a useful stepping stone for previous winners of this contest in Weapon's Amnesty, Martello Tower, Penhill, Vanillier and last year's hero Stellar Story. Although Henry De Bromhead's six-year-old is aiming to become the first mare to land this event since its inception in 2005, she ticks plenty of the right boxes and could be set for the top. French raider Jet Blue stamped his claims when outstaying his rivals in a Grade 2 over C&D in December and won't lack for stamina in what is typically a war of attrition. Wingmen arrives on the back of two solid placed efforts in Grade 1 company and improvement cannot be ruled out now stepping up further in trip.

This looks wide open but Henry de Bromhead last won this with his Gold Cup hero Minella Indo and his smart mare THE BIG WESTERNER can use her 7 lb sex allowance to telling effect and retain her unbeaten record over hurdles. Gordon Elliott's Wingmen found only Final Demand too good in a Leopardstown Grade 1 last time and heads the list of dangers, although Jasmin de Vaux (choice of Paul Townend), Wendigo and Ballybow all command plenty of respect too. Derryhassen Paddy completes the shortlist.

Stamina usually wins the day and DERRYHASSEN PADDY is a staying chaser in the making and held in the highest regard.

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15:34 Fakenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having only been collared in the dying strides at Plumpton last month, LITTLE SOIREE looks a winner in waiting at this level. Chris Gordon's mare makes plenty of appeal racing off an unchanged mark and a breakthrough victory could be on the cards. The biggest threat may emerge from Remarkable Flight, who returned to form with a respectable second in her first handicap over hurdles at Southwell. Arenas Del Tiempo is the pick of the remainder.

This is tricky but the suggestion is LITTLE SOIREE, who was in front everywhere bar where it mattered at Plumpton last month and Chris Gordon's mare can make amends from the same mark. Arenas del Tiempo heads up the dangers making her handicap debut in this sphere, with Remarkable Flight another to consider having found only another handicap first-timer too good last time.

If again ridden positively on this sharp track as when just caught at Plumpton last month, LITTLE SOIREE could prove hard to catch.

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15:40 Doncaster Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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GILBERTINA wasn't disgraced in third in this grade at Market Rasen last month and competes off an unchanged mark. Nick Kent's eight-year-old is a previous course winner and she looks to have been found a suitable opportunity to get her head back in front. Ashington finished midfield in a warmer contest at Newcastle last time and should go well, while Pure Carbon is another to watch out for.

With improvement likely now upped in trip for this handicap debut, I AIN'T YOUR MATE is not short of appeal. Diamond Dealer needs to get back on track following a couple of low-key efforts but that's entirely possible now back on better ground. Pure Carbon is another who could be seen in a better light now handicapping, while Ashington and Gilbertina are others to consider.

Handicap debutant I AIN'T YOUR MATE is selected now up in trip, while Pure Carbon is second choice.

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16:00 Cheltenham Conditions Chase (Class 1) 26f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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GALOPIN DES CHAMPS is almost impossible to oppose in his bid to join a select band of equine legends as a three-time Gold Cup winner. The imperious nine-year-old is as tough and consistent as he is classy and has looked better than ever this season in landing a second Savills Chase and a third Irish Gold Cup. He is seemingly bombproof. Connections of Fact To File admitted defeat after his clashes with Willie Mullins' superstar at Leopardstown and diverted to the Ryanair, with owner JP McManus represented instead by the supplemented Inothewayurthinkin, who was so good in the Kim Muir last year but only fourth in the Irish Gold Cup. Corbetts Cross, another 2024 Festival hero, also carries the famous green and gold silks, although he has plenty of ground to make up on Banbridge from their Kempton meeting. Providing he stays the trip, the Joseph O'Brien-trained King George hero looks the one for the forecast.

GALOPIN DES CHAMPS landed a third Irish Gold Cup last month and can cement his place among the greats by repeating that feat in chasing's blue riband event. Banbridge is a top-class chaser in his own right and December's King George hero has the potential to give the reigning champion plenty to think about with ground conditions likely to be ideal for him. Inothewayurthinkin, who was supplemented for £25,000 last weekend, can complete his Grand National preparations by staying on for third.

The latest challengers crowd round but GALOPIN DES CHAMPS has stood the test of time so well and he can take home his third Gold Cup.

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16:15 Fakenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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For Pleasure regained the winning thread at Haydock in December and a subsequent spin on the Flat when third at Southwell should have kept him warmed up for another bold showing. However, a 4lb higher mark in this sphere does demand more from Olly Murphy's veteran and BLUEGRASS is slightly more compelling. The six-year-old arrives on the back of a close-up second at Doncaster and a 2lb nudge up the ratings may prove inconsequential. Casi Crudo is also noted up in class.

CASI CRUDO is knocking firmly on the door, so Alex Hales' 6-y-o is worth chancing to add to his sole previous success. The main threat may emerge from For Pleasure, who was last seen in this sphere when winning at Haydock in December and arrives fit from a spin on the Flat. Bluegrass looks best of the remainder.

Preference is for BLUEGRASS who is 2-2 over C&D and showed this sort of mark wasn't beyond him when just beaten at Doncaster last time.

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16:20 Southwell Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Expected to come on for her debut at Chelmsford, Sibling Rivelry may be the pick of those with experience after keeping on for a distant fourth over 1m that day, but she doesn't set the bar very high at all and it could pay to concentrate on interesting newcomers Papa Mango and CAPTAIN PARMA. Both make appeal at this level on pedigree and represent in-form yards but narrow preference is for the latter, whose dam won over 6f on dirt at Meydan and was also placed in a 1m Listed contest there.

Those with experience on the track don't set a tall standard to aim at so, with his yard flying, CAPTAIN PARMA gets the vote to make a winning start for James Owen. Sibling Rivelry showed ability amidst obvious greenness when fourth on debut at Chelmsford recently so heads up the dangers, with another debutant Papa Mango taken to round off the shortlist.

Little form to go on here and it could pay to side with James Owen's Iffraaj colt CAPTAIN PARMA who is taken to make a winning start.

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16:25 Doncaster Handicap Chase (Class 5) 26f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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BABY CHOU only found a subsequent winner too good at Catterick on her most recent start and the handicapper might have been kind to leave her mark alone. Sam England's seven-year-old may only need to reproduce that level of form in order to go one better. Loud And Proud wasn't beaten far into third at Warwick last time and she could have more to offer on only her second chase start. You Say Its Over is the pick of the remainder.

This looks ripe for LOUD AND PROUD, who immediately left her hurdles form behind when third on recent chase debut at Warwick and she is open to improvement. Baby Chou is second choice ahead of chase debutante Ann d'Arabie.

Runner-up on her last two starts, BABY CHOU is taken to go one better by beating Loud And Proud and You Say Its Over.

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16:30 Dundalk Handicap 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MY GIRL SIOUX has filled the runner-up spot on her latest two starts over C&D and had No Speed Limit close behind in third, Crystal Luna fourth with Beano Power and Sam's Xpress further behind when beating all bar Sporting Hero last month. The winner has boosted the form by scoring again since and the selection can add to a 5f victory here last November. The front-running No Speed Limit has been kept busy with three outings since including when beaten about a length at Newcastle last Friday, while Eric Lock is probably best at this trip and has dropped down to a competitive mark.

MY GIRL SIOUX signalled she is ready to go in again when runner-up over C&D last time and with the winner having franked the form she looks the way to go. Crystal Luna also has winning form over C&D and heads the list of dangers, with course-specialist No Speed Limit and the handily-weighted Sam's Xpress also in the mix.

Despite a poor strike rate MY GIRL SIOUX can take a second career win here, at the expense of No Speed Limit

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16:40 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 2) 26f - 24 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANGELS DAWN brings a high level of form to the table having landed the Kim Muir in 2023 before falling two out last year when arriving to challenge Gold Cup contender Inothewayurthinkin. A comfortable winner of a point-to-point in December, the daughter of Yeats may prefer softer ground but her class can see her through to a second Festival success. Runner-up last year as a short-priced favourite, Its On The Line has plenty of ground to make up with the reopposing Ryehill from their clash at Naas last month, but he has the services of Derek O'Connor and that's a big positive around here. Well backed in the lead up to this race, Willitgoahead looks to have been laid out for this having joined Gordon Elliott since impressing over 3m1f at Thurles in January. Of the British contingent, Music Drive is unbeaten in point-to-points since joining the Kelly Morgan stable and is one to consider, along with course winner Shearer, who is on a five-timer.

ANGELS DAWN is the class act and her Cheltenham Festival form under Patrick King stacks up, having been successful in the 2023 Kim Muir over C&D and in the process of running well when departing 2 out bidding for the follow-up last year. She ticks all the boxes and can come out on top. Willitgoahead is unexposed and very interesting for Gordon Elliott after his Thurles success. C&D winner Fairly Famous is a player at bigger odds while Its On The Line, second in 2023 and 2024, must be feared.

It could be third-time lucky in this race for ITS ON THE LINE who has been second the last two years. Angels Dawn is solid.

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16:50 Southwell Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Live Aid led for a while when runner-up at 100/1 over 1m at Newcastle last month, but failed to beat a rival home over this C&D the time before and FULFORD CROSS looks a much more reliable option. David Simcock's gelding did well to finish within a head of the winner after a slow start on his debut over 7f at Kempton, an experience that won't have been lost on him and this extra furlong should really suit on that evidence. Second on both starts to date, including over this track and trip first time out, I'll Give It A Go also warrants consideration.

FULFORD CROSS showed plenty of ability despite inexperience and a less-than-ideal position when second at Kempton on his debut last month, so he has to be considered the one to beat with improvement on the cards. I'll Give It A Go should do better again, with Daddy Chill likely to take a step forward from his initial outing.

Fulford Cross was eyecatching on debut but Daddy Chill and I'LL GIVE IT A GO may have his measure this time.

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16:55 Fakenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 24f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although JANIKA was pulled up in last year's renewal, he faces a much easier assignment this time round. The 12-year-old arrives on the back of a point-to-point victory, and a seventh success under Rules is on the cards. Go Go Geronimo wasn't disgraced when finishing third in the Champion Novices' Hunters' Chase at Stratford last May and a reproduction of recent efforts between the flags should see him involved. Amenon can chase them home.

GO GO GERONIMO has been in reasonable form in the pointing field lately and can make it fifth time lucky in hunters, most likely at the main expense of former C&D scorer Janika.

A hunter chase victory for the super-consistent front-runner GO GO GERONIMO over locally trained Janika would not be out of turn.

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17:00 Doncaster NH Flat Race (Class 4) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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NOBLE GEORGE has shown ability when finishing second on both of his starts to date and he is likely to have more improvement in him. The five-year-old sports a first-time hood and could put his experience to good use. 90,000-euro purchase Jaffa Cake is half-brother to useful bumper winner Tetlami and will need to be monitored in the market with David Bass booked for his debut. Brooklynese completes the shortlist.

JAFFA CAKE makes plenty of appeal on paper and, representing a yard that does well in bumpers, he could be up to making a winning debut. He is preferred to Noble George, who has shown encouragement when finishing runner-up both starts so far, while Dartmouth Castle is another newcomer to consider.

Although Noble George sets the standard, the Ben Pauling-trained newcomer JAFFA CAKE is taken to make a winning debut.

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17:05 Dundalk Claimer 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HIGHTIMEYOUWON takes a step into the unknown over this trip but is very well treated at the weights. The Stephen Thorne-trained gelding has been in good form this year winning twice, the latest when beating Comfort Line by just over a length in a mile claimer, and he now meets that rival on considerably better terms. The dual purpose Darkened comes here in good form having recorded a seventh career win with an easy C&D success last month, with the hat-trick seeking Signor Ferrari over eight lengths adrift. Cousin Shay has progressed well since joining Natalia Lupini last autumn winning three times at this venue.

An excellent opportunity for HIGHTIMEYOUWON to resume winning ways on these terms. Comfort Line and Darkened can fill the places.

Even though HIGHTIMEYOUWON is unproven over this trip it is difficult to oppose him, so much has he in hand over these.

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17:10 Wolverhampton Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOODIE HOO displayed plenty of promise when a close third on his racecourse bow at Windsor in July and he merits plenty of respect on his return to action. Dream Out Loud only found one too good on his debut at Southwell last month and Andrew Balding's gelding should not be discounted. Any market support for Topwarrior or Blue Rc would have to be noted.

HOODIE HOO showed plenty when a close third at Windsor in the summer and sets a clear standard. Dream Out Loud was unable to land a gamble at Southwell on debut but still offered something to work on, while Topwarrior and Blue Rc are a couple of interesting newcomers.

Hoodie Hoo sets the standard among those with experience, but the well-related TOPWARRIOR is the one who most draws the eye.

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17:20 Cheltenham Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 20f - 24 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kopeck De Mee might well be the next potential star performer to emerge from a contest that has thrown up Galopin Des Champs (2021) and Banbridge (2022) in recent seasons. All of his hurdle runs to date have come in France and the handicapper is taking a big chance with a mark of 136. The vote, though, goes to WODHOOH after she maintained her unbeaten record over hurdles over C&D in December when proving too strong for subsequent William Hill Hurdle winner Joyeuse and Take No Chances, who placed in the Mares Hurdle earlier in the week. Connections thought about supplementing her for the latter contest, so the fact they have opted to remain in handicaps suggests there could be further improvement to come. East India Express and 2023 runner-up No Ordinary Joe are both of huge interest with the former seeking a hat-trick following a quick-fire double at Ascot and Kempton in December. The latter warmed up for this with an eye-catching fourth at Warwick.

NO ORDINARY JOE has shaped well in the last 2 runnings of this and is selected to make it third time lucky. His ownermate Kopeck de Mee is very much an unknown quantity and it would be no surprise were he to be well ahead of his mark. Park of Kings completes a very strong hand for J P McManus and is next on the list ahead of the unbeaten Wodhooh and the selection's stablemate East India Express.

Kopeck De Mee and Wodhooh are highly obvious players. TAPONTHEGO and Minella Sixo are interesting alternatives.

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17:30 Southwell Stakes (Class 5) 11f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Charlie Appleby has an impressive 32 per cent strike-rate at this venue in the last five years and he saddles newcomer Wishful Spirit, a full-sister to a dual 7f juvenile winner, and Romantic Opera. The latter found one too good when sent off at odds-on over this trip at Kempton last time and could be worth another chance, but ZABEEL RAIN made eye-catching late headway when fifth over a mile here last month and she is perhaps the most interesting now stepped up in trip. Dojin also looked in need of further when third over 1m on debut.

Godolphin may dominate, with ROMANTIC OPERA, the mount of William Buick, taken to get the better of newcomer Wishful Spirit. Kintbury looks best of the remainder.

Dojin looks a likely big improver but the newcomer WISHFUL SPIRIT is bred to be useful and can make a winning start to her career.

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17:37 Dundalk Handicap 11f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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DOCTOR GRACE has gained two of her three career wins at this venue and is slipping down the ratings to a competitive mark. She has lost ground at the start on both outings since joining Ado McGuinness this year but has still shaped quite well and had both Latin and Spirit Of Paradise behind when fourth to Tara Power last time. Guest Star opened his account over C&D last time in a claimer for Mark Fahey, while any market move for top-weight Metamorpheus would be interesting. There isn't much to choose between Hope And Innocence and Saxon Kingdom on running behind Little Keilee over a mile here last month but both are unlikely to appreciate this longer trip.

Low mileage 7-y-o SAY YOU'RE SORRY had been shaping well here when last seen in the summer and has been given a chance by the handicapper if ready to go. Doctor Grace and Saxon Kingdom are feared most.

An opportunity perhaps for LATIN to make the breakthrough and confirm recent form with Doctor Grace

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17:45 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Atlantic Sunset is likely to be in the mix once again but he could be vulnerable having been a well-held second on his last two starts. With that in mind, preference is for OUR 'ENERY, who showed ability when fifth on debut in a decent novice event at Newmarket in October. Padre Bay has already been gelded but should not be underestimated on his racecourse bow.

PADRE BAY makes plenty of appeal on paper and this well-bred son of Teofilo may not have to be anything out of the ordinary to take this 4-runner contest on racecourse debut. Atlantic Sunset sets the standard of those with experience and could be a big danger with some creditable recent runs under his belt, while the once-raced Our Enery is an interesting contender who may well improve now stepped up in distance.

Our 'Enery shaped fairly on debut, but PADRE BAY may well be able to further boost Charlie Appleby's impressive 2025 strike-rate.

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18:00 Southwell Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Now that KING OF YORK has regained the winning thread after a taking performance over C&D last month, Scott Dixon's charge looks capable of going in again off 6lb higher, with Kieran O'Neill getting the mount this time around. Only beaten a neck when last seen at Leicester in October, Blufferonthebus is one to consider on her return, while The Organiser is turned out again quickly under a 5lb penalty after scoring over C&D on Tuesday.

THE ORGANISER made the perfect start for Ed Bethell when going in over C&D only three days ago and can make light of a 5 lb penalty. Fellow C&D scorer King of York appeals as the one to chase him home ahead of Emily Post, Billy McGarry and Thanks Dad.

If The Organiser isn't over Tuesday's exertions, KING OF YORK could follow up 2024's race win ahead of stablemate Thanks Dad.

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18:10 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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THEOPHILOS won over 1m1f for Johnny Murtagh and was campaigned over hurdles after joining Gerry Keane last summer until placed on both outings here this year. The selection was only just touched off by Sir Callisto over C&D last month with Pavilion End nearly three lengths back in fourth. Gracesolution made a promising return to the Polytrack when third to Koniag over 1m4f in January and any progress from that run would see her go close, while Pearl Jewel won a maiden over C&D on her penultimate start and may have found two miles just a shade too far last time.

THEOPHILOS was denied a first victory in almost 2 years on the nod in a C&D handicap 3 weeks ago and can go one better. Pavilion End wasn't far behind him on that occasion and should be in the mix again. Gracesolution is another to note.

GRACESOLUTION (nap) ran a fine race on her comeback, form which is working out well, and gets the vote over Theophilos

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18:20 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 4) 8.5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The in-form Urban Road has to be high on the shortlist but this step up in grade off a 6lb higher mark is a concern. With that in mind, the vote goes to HITCHED, who failed to fire over 1m4f last time but his previous second over 1m2f at Lingfield gives him a big chance. Bravo Zulu and Chola Empire are others who arrive here with strong form claims.

TEMPUS is in better form than this recent form figures suggest so could be worth chancing from an easing mark. Urban Road completed the hat-trick in style here last month and is the obvious threat, while Eden Storm is finding some form now off his reduced mark.

A number of these tend to be held up and this looks good for BRAVO ZULU (nap), who's currently 3-3 for Rossa Ryan.

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18:30 Southwell Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner of two of his last three starts over C&D, including last time out off 3lb lower, LEGAL REFORM still looks well treated and he can score once more for the in-form Michael Herrington outfit. Feared most is Abduction, who was an eye-catcher on his first run in 119 days when third over track and trip last month. A capable sort on his day, Zip must also enter calculations off a mark of 84.

LEGAL REFORM garnered a fourth C&D victory last time out and a 3 lb rise doesn't look sufficient to prevent him from going in once more. Invincible Aura figures on a handy-looking mark and is next on the list with Abduction and Zip in the picture too.

Much better is expected from Tropez Power today but ABDUCTION shaped well on his seasonal return and he gets the vote.

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18:40 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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PUNK POET has dropped down to an attractive mark and gave encouragement over 7f here last month that he can add to five C&D wins. The Eddie Lynam-trained gelding was never a threat on that latest start but did put in some good work at the finish to be placed and will appreciate the step back up to a mile. Daonethatgotaway is on a hat-trick after two wins here over a mile and remains in this grade despite a combined rise of 11lb for those victories, while Pink Oxalis, Altimara and Rockbury Lad are others to consider. The latter always comes from off the pace and went close on his penultimate start over a mile.

With a strong gallop likely this drop back to a mile shouldn't inconvenience SETI, who has low-mileage for a 4-y-o and wasn't beaten far off this mark over 10.7f here last month. Pink Oxalis has been knocking on the door of late and is feared most ahead of Punk Poet and the hat-trick seeking Daonethatgotaway, who is perhaps now a shade too high in the weights following a 5 lb rise for his latest success.

Wide open with a tentative vote going to ROCKBURY LAD back down to 1m

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18:50 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Second Collection occupied the runner-up berth in a classified stakes over 6f here last time and she has to be respected back in handicap company. However, the slight concern is her draw in stall 10 and with that in mind, STROXX gets the vote. Liam Bailey's eight-year-old finished a fair third over this trip at Newcastle at the start of the month and was kindly dropped 1lb for that effort, so he might be able to get his head back in front. Of the remainder, War Zone makes the most appeal.

SECOND COLLECTION continues to hold her form and looks the most solid option back in a handicap. Starshot is a long-standing maiden but is on a nice mark on the pick of his recent form, while Stroxx is also shortlisted back down in class.

On a career-low mark, SECOND COLLECTION has always liked it here and has Molly Gunn taking off 7lb. Stroxx is next best.

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19:00 Southwell Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of OUR HAVANA, who performed with credit when upped in grade over C&D last time and he should be much more at home at this level. The four-year-old won over C&D on his penultimate outing and he may have too much for Feel The Need, who came from off the pace when not beaten far over track and trip on his latest start. Diamondonthehill also merits a place on the shortlist.

It could be worth rolling the dice with WAY TO DUBAI, who struggled for the most part in 2024 but he spent that campaign contesting higher-grade handicaps off higher marks than this. The 6-y-o makes his debut for a yard that is no stranger to success with recruits from rival stables and it will look significant if the market speaks in his favour. Our Havana is next on the list ahead of Eligible and Feel The Need.

Diamondonthehill should go well but OUR HAVANA (nap) won well over C&D in January and ran well in a hot Class 2 last time.

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19:10 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SUNRISEONTHEBOYNE beat Your Call by half a length over C&D last November and now meets that rival on slightly better terms. The Mick Mulvany-trained gelding hasn't been disgraced in two outings since over 7f and will appreciate the step back up to a mile. The form of Your Call's subsequent course win, with Esque Elegance back in fourth, has worked out well since, while Amber Blossom also won here over 7f as a juvenile. Johnny Murtagh's charge ran a cracker when runner-up to Lost President over a mile last time and probably rates the chief threat.

YOUR CALL had taken well to this surface when last seen, beating a subsequent winner in a 7f nursery, and he can give another good account back over 1m on his return. Amber Blossom is respected, while All Right By Me and Faithlegg Lodge are potential improvers now handicapping for leading yards.

An interesting rematch between Sunriseontheboyne and YOUR CALL, the latter taken to exact revenge

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19:20 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 4) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROGUE TORNADO made his way through the field to score in good style over this trip at Southwell on his most recent start and is only 4lb higher for that triumph. If the son of Cracksman remains in similar form, then he will prove difficult to beat. Optician took the silver medal home in a similar track-and-trip event last month and would be foolish to dismiss off only a 1lb higher rating. Tradesman appears next best.

ROGUE TORNADO scored in good style over this trip at Southwell a fortnight ago and can follow up. Optician is feared most ahead of Pleasant Man.

Optician should go well again, but ROGUE TORNADO turned in a career-best effort on his first crack at 1m6f on Tapeta last time.

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19:30 Southwell Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROHAAN remains on a dangerous mark judged on his last couple of starts at this venue and the seven-year-old is given a chance to bounce back from his most recent appearance at Lingfield two weeks ago when unable to land a blow. Mums Tipple finished ahead of the selection in the aforementioned contest and is entitled to have stepped forward, especially with that being his first run since November. Others to note are Badri and Fivethousandtoone.

Making his return from 4 months off, SHARTASH looked unlucky not to finish closer when third at Lingfield 2 weeks ago, left poorly placed, and he can build on his recent run to get back to winning ways. Rosario hasn't been beaten far in his 2 starts this year and could be the main danger, while Tiger Crusade also arrives in good form and completes the shortlist.

We Never Stop won't be easy to peg back but BADRI loves it around here, is in top form and can win again.

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19:40 Dundalk Stakes 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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ARIZONA BLAZE was a high-class juvenile, and the talented sprinter should be able to make a winning reappearance. The son of Sergei Prokofiev won twice last year including the Group 3 Marble Hill Stakes at the Curragh and was also placed on two occasions at the top table, including when runner-up in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint at Del Mar. Tipperary maiden winner Sir Yoshi ran his best race when third in the Listed Roses Stakes at York, while Songhai made a winning debut over C&D last month and looks a nice prospect. Dark Ace has improved since switched to this surface while Beauty Queen won twice for Kevin Ryan last year.

If ARIZONA BLAZE can reproduce anything like the form he showed when second at the Breeders' Cup when last seen he should make a successful return to action. Dark Ace took really well to this surface in the autumn and may provide the chief threat ahead of David Marnane's listed-placed performer Sir Yoshi.

The classy ARIZONA BLAZE will have to run a fair bit below his best not to win so is difficult to oppose

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19:50 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having looked somewhat of an unlucky loser when rattling home for second over track and trip on Tuesday, CITY ESCAPE makes plenty of appeal racing off an unchanged mark. Mark Loughnane's mare is 4lb well-in on her future mark and she should take all the beating if coping with a quick turnaround. The biggest threat may emerge from the three-time C&D winner Strategic Fortune, who should appreciate this drop back in distance, while last month's C&D third Port Noir is unlikely to be far away either.

CITY ESCAPE remains in top form having bumped into a very well-treated rival here on Tuesday and can resume winning ways. Port Noir and Mr Trick are a couple of the other more likely sorts.

4lb well-in, CITY ESCAPE can make amends for an unlucky defeat here on Tuesday before her new mark kicks in tomorrow.

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20:00 Southwell Handicap (Class 4) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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SAX APPEAL arrives very much at the top of his game having backed up a brace of Wolverhampton successes with a 14-length rout over 1m4f here a fortnight ago. The handicapper may have been kind to only raise him 5lb and Charlie Johnston's gelding is expected to prove a tough nut to crack. Not Me may improve for a step up in trip, while Charlie's Choice and Humble Spark complete the shortlist.

The handicapper hasn't overreacted to SAX APPEAL's demolition job here a fortnight ago, handing him a 5 lb rise for that 14-length victory, and a fourth win on the bounce could be in the offing for Charlie Johnston's charge. Lightly-raced maiden Not Me promises to be suited by this step up in trip and is taken to emerge as the main danger ahead of the Tony Carroll-trained duo, Annexation and Tortured Soul.

It's very hard to ignore the claims of SAX APPEAL, who still looks ahead of his mark raised 5lb for his easy success here two weeks ago.

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20:10 Dundalk Handicap 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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DAAMBERDIPLOMAT has gained all four of his career wins over 6f with three of them coming at this track including last time when just getting the better of Mehman by a nose. The form of that race has been very well advertised since and the selection, who also beat Harry's Bar and Dontspoilasale back in November, meets Mehman on 9lb better terms. The latter got a hefty hike for a decisive win also over C&D, while Never Shout Never has progressed well since switched here this winter. The Stephen Thorne-trained gelding has shown plenty of pace including when successful over 5f but has also gone close over this trip.

MEHMAN was a very comfortable winner over C&D in January and might be able to cope with a rise in the weights. Daamberdiplomat edged out the selection here in December and is feared most ahead of Stephen Thorne veteran Harry's Bar.

DONTSPOILASALE is worth taking a chance on as he is only 2lb higher than when winning over C&D earlier in the season

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20:20 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The combination of a wind procedure and 117-day break did the trick for last month's Kempton scorer TUCO SALAMANCA. Ollie Sangster's three-year-old opened his account with something in hand and a mark of 70 could prove lenient on his first handicap outing. Ventura Dream scored a shade cosily on his handicap bow at Southwell 27 days ago and, despite an 8lb higher mark, he isn't taken lightly. Enrolled and Blue Seeker are others to consider.

A 3-y-o handicap featuring several promising ones, with Kempton winner TUCO SALAMANCA taken to go in again now handicapping. He was well on top when opening his account 3 weeks ago and this longer trip is sure to suit. War Hawk, Ventura Dream and Hot Frank are all ones to keep on side too.

The vote goes to ENROLLED, who ran well in the face of adversity when last seen. Tuco Salamanca is unexposed and next best.

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20:30 Southwell Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Shaw Park returned to winning ways on his latest start here over 7f but Scott Dixon's gelding will need to improve on that effort given he's 3lb wrong under a penalty. With that in mind, the vote goes to WILDE AND DANDY. The five-year-old ran on to finish second over 7f at Chelmsford latest and the return to a mile may help. Mr Mistoffelees and Yeoman appear best of the remainder.

This looks pretty open and preference is for COMMANDER OF LIFE, who put in a good shift when fourth over C&D off a 1 lb higher mark last month. Mr Mistoffelees deserves to get his head in front following a couple of solid placed efforts and he is expected to offer stren resistance, while Visibility looks the pick of the two trained by Scott Dixon and he also enters calculations, along with Yeoman.

Jessica Macey's COMMANDER OF LIFE wasn't seen to ideal effect when fourth over C&D last time and can resume winning ways eased 1lb.

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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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