13:15 Exeter Selling Hurdle (Class 4) 18f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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First Class Return gained a first success over hurdles in a seller at Wetherby on Thursday and he is likely to be competitive along with Captain Jack, who has been running consistently well of late with a brace of placed efforts. The vote, though, goes to SYMPHORINE. Gary Moore's mare had shown promise in novice company earlier in the year and she could bounce back from her disappointing handicap efforts in a first-time visor.

If a visor works SYMPHORINE might be the answer to this seller as she holds good claims if recapturing the form she showed on her first 2 outings over hurdles. Last week's Wetherby scorer First Class Return may give her most to do.

It's surprising to see SYMPHORINE in a seller as she had shown some nice promise before getting stuck in the mud in her latest handicap

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13:45 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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MARMALAID was no match for a useful mare of Fergal O'Brien's when returning from 10 months off at Plumpton last time and the manner of her finishing effort suggested the run was likely needed. Now making her handicap debut up in trip, the six-year-old is open to progression and is preferred over her stable companion Bombay Sapphire. Commander Of Ten is of interest following a wind operation, while others to note include Tikitov and King's Threshold.

An open-looking handicap but there's a strong argument that SPORTING MIKE has the best piece of form on offer. He was thwarted only by the progressive Santos Blue at Wetherby on Boxing Day and is sure to benefit from a return to around 2½m, so he's put forward as the answer. Gingerbred, Saturday Song and Marmalaid are a trio of others to consider.

This looks open. The suggestion is KING'S THRESHOLD, for whom this longer trip should be a big positive on his handicap debut.

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14:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of APPIER, who wasn't beaten far when last in action at Wolverhampton and his record on the grass makes for good reading. The son of Holy Roman Emperor gets the vote ahead of the unexposed Highlighter and Claritudo, who is 5lb above his last winning mark and should be suited by the drop in trip.

HIGHLIGHTER's pedigree suggests he could have more to offer now stepping up to 1½m so he's the suggestion. Fellow unexposed sort Big Cheese is an interesting opponent, particularly if the betting vibes are positive on his return to action. Claritudo hit the ground running last spring and also makes the shortlist.

A first crack at this stiff 1m4f might see 9yo TRALEE HILLS come to the fore. Claritudo and Highlighter are next on the list.

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14:15 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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GYENYAME ran out an easy winner when getting off the mark at Wincanton on his third attempt over hurdles and the five-year-old is entitled to improve again on his handicap debut. Gentle Connections remains open to progression dropped back in trip, having run up a sequence of four wins in the spring/early summer of last year, while General Medrano and Maclaine appeal most of the remainder.

GYENYAME took a while to come to hand on the level but he needed just 3 attempts to get off the mark over hurdles, value for extra to boot at Wincanton last month and on that evidence, this opening mark should be within range. Le Patron and Midnight Ginger head the opposition.

Jolly Nellerie comes into it on his French form but GYENYAME has taken well to hurdles and can add to his Wincanton win last month.

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14:30 Pontefract Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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SNUGGLE may be a maiden through five starts but he sets a decent standard, and his most recent effort at Newcastle pointed towards him needing to go back up in distance. Desert Games showed promise on both outings last year and he looks to be the chief threat, ahead of the newcomers Raven's Applause and Whalley Road, who should be monitored for market support.

Although DESERT GAMES failed to build on his promising AW debut when only fifth over C&D last autumn there were excuses and he's well worth another chance. Snuggle would be a big threat if anywhere near his peak form. Whalley Road is a newcomer who catches the eye on pedigree and could play a part if the betting vibes are positive.

The Richard Fahey-trained DESERT GAMES showed promise on the first of his two 2yo starts and is taken to make a winning return.

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14:45 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 5) 19f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHUTTHEGATE was a decisive winner of his latest start at Chepstow in first-time blinkers when making his debut for Henry Oliver, and it would be no surprise if the nine-year-old were able to back that performance up. Eros nearly shed his maiden tag when beaten a neck at Warwick and he is capable of another decent showing. Professor Calculus may have been inconvenienced by a quick turnaround at Taunton under a penalty and is better judged on his success at the same venue a week earlier.

SHUTTHEGATE left his previous chase exploits in his wake when scoring comfortably in first-time blinkers at Chepstow (19.4f) 23 days ago and a repeat should see him firmly in the mix once more. Eros is proving to be a model of consistency and is feared stepping back up in trip, whilst it would come as no surprise to see a better showing from Investment Manager back from a short break.

If INVESTMENT MANAGER can shrug aside his latest disappointment he may provide the answer.

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15:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 4) 18f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A taking winner at Nottingham last week, COQUELICOT is turned out again quickly under a 4lb penalty and there is every reason to suggest that she can improve for the extra two furlongs. Ground conditions are also in her favour and she should have too much for course specialist Flint Hill and Ghadbbaan, who is interesting on his return having won first time out last season.

COQUELICOT relished the emphasis on stamina when a decisive winner at Nottingham last week and with this further step up in trip sure to suit (has winning hurdles form over 3m) a 4 lb penalty may not be enough to prevent the follow up. Flint Hill is a regular over this C&D and he's likely to give it a good go, with Champagne City another to consider.

If last week's win at Nottingham has not taken anything out of her, COQUELICOT (nap) can score again. Flint Hill likes it here.

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15:15 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 4) 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Haldon Hill arrives on a hat-trick after wins over similar trips to this at Ffos Las and Taunton last month and should go well again. However, a 5lb rise for his latest success leaves him with no margin for error and slight preference is for KING TURGEON, for whom the penny dropped when scoring with authority over an extended 2m5f at Fontwell 34 days ago. He was doing his best work at the finish that day and this extra yardage could help him defy a 3lb rise. The Macon Lugnatic was second over further latest and completes the shortlist.

KING TURGEON was full value for his Fontwell win and could have more to offer. He gets the vote over the hat-trick seeking Haldon Hill and Monday's Huntingdon-scorer Head And Heart.

This is very open. HALDON HILL is unbeaten in staying races and he might be a hard horse for the handicapper to nail.

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15:30 Pontefract Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The key to this race could be the recent clash between LIVE IN THE DREAM (first) and Arecibo (second) at Lingfield, and it is the former who is taken to come out on top again. Adam West's charge was a progressive sprinter last season and he should appreciate the return to turf as he looks to see off the likes of King Of Bavaria and the classy Dakota Gold.

The market will be informative with several of these making their reappearance but CLARENDON HOUSE was an excellent second first-time-out last season and having been highly tried as a 4-y-o, he has an appealing mark to work with. Live In The Dream and Arecibo finished first and second at Lingfield recently and are definite threats, while Ey Up It's Maggie demands consideration, even from out of the weights.

The front-running LIVE IN THE DREAM was better than ever on his reappearance at Lingfield and can follow up from stall two.

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15:45 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Come On Gruff went close over the extended 3m at Kempton when last seen in November but preference is for the match-fit IOUPY COLLONGES, who followed a facile maiden victory by chasing home a progressive sort on his handicap debut over 2m3f at Taunton last month. There should be more to come from the Paul Nicholls-trained five-year-old and he is taken to bounce back, although Gerico Ville has only gone up 2lb for his recent Plumpton success and rates a serious threat.

This is tougher than the Plumpton handicap GERICO VILLE landed last month but he is clearly progressing and could still be on a handy mark having gone up just 2 lb. Next on the list is Ioupy Collonges, who brings potential to the table now upped in trip for this handicap debut. Ballydisco has to be feared judged on his improved effort at Ffos Las where he shared the spoils with a prolific and progressive rival, while Hauraki Gulf, another making his handicap bow, also merits respect.

Ioupy Collonges will be popular over this longer trip and is the most likely improver, but BALLYDISCO (nap) is no less progressive.

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16:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Richard Fahey has won five of the last eight renewals of this contest so his Amy Santiago must be considered, having run well enough in defeat when bidding for a double off 1lb lower at Kempton last month. Project Black created a good impression when winning at Redcar and going very close at Newcastle late last year and an opening mark of 81 looks workable, but preference is for PRAIRIE FALCON. The Michael Dods-trained colt won a good contest at Ayr off 5lb lower before a fine effort in a valuable sales race at Newmarket in October, and should go close if fully wound up for his return. Dods also saddles Phoenix Fire, who hacked up in a 7f novice event at Redcar in November and makes his handicap bow off a feasible mark of 80.

AMY SANTIAGO finished behind Revision at Kempton a month ago but she had little chance given how that race unfolded and is fancied to reverse the form this time back on turf. Prairie Falcon should have plenty more to offer this season so he completes the shortlist.

Preference is for REVISION, who did very well to rally for third at Kempton last month having been hampered.

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16:15 Exeter Hunter Chase (Class 5) 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHANTOU FLYER defied his advancing years with another fine effort when third in the hunters' chase at the Cheltenham Festival. Olive Nicholls has formed a good partnership with the 13-year-old gelding and the pair could be hard to beat now eased in class. Dandy Dan pulled up in that same contest last month but has claims on the pick of his form, while Singapore Saga built on a couple of point-to-point victories when scoring over this C&D 16 days ago and the eight-year-old can have her say again.

SHANTOU FLYER may be 13 but a placed effort in the premier hunter chase of the season at last month's Cheltenham Festival shows he still retains plenty of ability and enthusiasm and he can prove too strong for last month's C&D scorer Singapore Saga. Dandy Dan failed to figure behind the selection at Cheltenham but should make more of an impact in this less competitive environment.

Singapore Saga is in fine form but the forecast rain will be a big help to SHANTOU FLYER who was an excellent third at the Festival.

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16:30 Pontefract Maiden (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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LEGACY POWER cost 400,000gns and shaped like he would soon be winning a contest like this when second over 1m4f at Lingfield on debut in February, despite running very green. Andrew Balding's well-related colt should come on for that and his experience could give him the edge over Sir Michael Stoute-trained newcomers Crystal Mariner (cost 160,000gns) and Perfuse. King Sharja displayed some promise over 1m at York in October and is expected to have more to offer now upped to 1m2f.

LEGACY POWER's greenness was apparent starting out at Lingfield in February so it was promising that he managed to finish second, and with improvement forthcoming, he rates the percentage call. Sir Michael Stoute saddles a pair of well-bred newcomers in Crystal Mariner and Perfuse and the market may help in establishing a pecking order.

This could go to the newcomer CRYSTAL MARINER, who hails from a fine family his trainer Sir Michael Stoute has done very well with.

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17:05 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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A tricky puzzle for punters to solve and only a tentative vote goes to BARNEY'S BAY, who was doing his best work at the finish when narrowly held off 1lb lower over 7f at Southwell 11 days ago. He should relish this extra furlong. The Vik was last seen winning over this distance at Killarney in October and the top-weight warrants respect on his first start for Liam Bailey, while Dougies Dream also bids for a double after landing a 1m contest at Newcastle last month.

An open finale. BARNEY'S BAY hasn't won for a while but his latest Southwell second suggests he could put that right soon and he also has a few good efforts to his name here. Agonyclite, a winner at Newcastle recently, and Irish-recruit The Vik have less-exposed profiles than the majority of these and head the dangers along with Win Win Power, who has thrived since joining Mick Appleby, and Dougies Dream.

The lightly raced 4yo AGONYCLITE won at Newcastle (AW) last month on his first crack at 1m and earns the vote ahead of Mr Strutter.

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17:15 Dundalk Maiden 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Paddy Twomey introduced a smart looking debutant winner at Cork on Saturday so market vibes regarding newcomer VANITY PAYS will be interesting. In general, stable debutants tend to come on from the experience but there was plenty of confidence behind the weekend winner. Vanity Pays is a half-sister to a French horse who was good enough to pick up blacktype on his juvenile debut. Brighter also boasts a decent pedigree being related to a filly that won her first two starts as a two-year-old. If ready for this assignment, then she is unlikely to be far away. Love Ya catches the eye as a full-sister to the Listed filly Loveday. The latter picked up her blacktype at this track so that in itself can be regarded as a positive.

Paddy Twomey struck with his first 2-y-o runner of the season at Cork on Saturday and VANITY PAYS is a likely-looking type for the yard. She fetched 100,000 gns as a yearling and it will look significant if the market speaks in her favour. Ballydoyle representative Brighter is of obvious appeal and, needless to say, it will also be noteworthy if there's confidence behind her in the betting. Ally Pally and Love Ya are others who make some appeal on paper.

The eyes are naturally drawn towards BRIGHTER, whose powerhouse yard has introduced some top-notch 2yos at this venue.

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17:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Margaret Beaufort arrives in search of a hat-trick of victories having proved too strong for SECRET CONTACT (second) when the pair met over this C&D on Saturday. However, with George Scott's filly carrying a 6lb penalty, there is every chance the latter can reverse that form to gain her first victory. Fox Flame is capable of being in the mix with the step up in trip potentially in his favour.

SECRET CONTACT and Margaret Beaufort were separated by only half a length over C&D 3 days ago, so on 6 lb better terms, the former is taken to gain her revenge and come out on top. Damascus Steel appeals as the type to do better now tackling a low-grade handicap over a markedly longer trip and requires a market check.

A quick rematch between MARGARET BEAUFORT and Secret Contact, who were first and second over C&D on Saturday.

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17:45 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARA SUSANNA could be a well treated filly now that she steps into handicap company for the first time. The Dermot Weld-trained four-year-old showed fair form in two maiden runs over a mile last term before catching the eye over this trip on her final start. While lack of experience is an obvious concern, she is bred to be much better than this class and could have too much ability. Bring Us Paradise made a pleasing reappearance when fourth here last month. A former course and distance winner, the Zoffany gelding is still quite high in the ratings but shouldn't be too far away. Dalvey has been running well all winter in stronger grades than this one, so is another that looks capable of going very close.

Fit from a spell over hurdles, BOOLA BOOLA wasn't seen to best effect making his handicap debut in this sphere when midfield over the extended 10f trip here 11 days ago and, unexposed granted this sort of test, he could well be worth chancing to build on that now. Cara Susanna rates a likely improver now handicapping this term and along with the thriving Celtic Revival, heads up the dangers.

A wide draw is worrying but SUPREME LAW has the ability to win this if Jamie Powell can get him into a good early position.

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18:00 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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DUKE OF OXFORD made a pleasing start when scoring at Chelmsford last month and the extra couple of furlongs might yield some improvement, with his dam being a Group 3 winner over this distance. Captain Potter finished second over 1m2f on his racecourse bow at Newcastle and he is capable of being in the mix along with Postergal, who is related to some useful stayers.

The one who appeals most is CAPTAIN POTTER, who couldn't match strides with an experienced stablemate at Newcastle last week but he in turn pulled nicely clear of the rest and improvement is on the cards. The Johnston yard is also represented by Grain of Hope but she will be of greater interest in handicaps in due course. Bigger threats are likely to be posed by Postergal, who shaped with encouragement at Lingfield recently, and Chelmsford debut winner Duke of Oxford.

Having caught the eye when clear second to a stablemate at Newcastle last week, CAPTAIN POTTER can go one better here.

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18:15 Dundalk Maiden 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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RED RIDING HOOD should appreciate the better surface having been a beaten favourite on heavy ground at Naas on her reappearance. A very promising second at Ascot on her debut last term, she was sent off at odds-on to collect on her return but was outgunned by a stablemate. This looks a nice opportunity for the daughter of Justify to get her head in front. A Moment Like This made a pleasing racecourse debut at Leopardstown as a juvenile but failed to back that up at Down Royal after. Something was clearly amiss on that latter occasion as she failed to see the track after. If back to her best, the Galileo filly looks a big threat. Shamwari looks best of the newcomers so any market moves in her favour should be noted.

RED RIDING HOOD showed plenty when runner-up in an Ascot novice on her sole 2-y-o start, and again when just touched off by a highly promising stablemate in a 1m Navan maiden recently. Armed with plenty of big-race entries, this well-bred filly will benefit from moving up in trip here and is confidently expected to make it third time lucky. The Donnacha O'Brien-trained duo, A Moment Like This and Nunca, may well fill the places, though Shamwari is worth a second look, too.

Some interesting newcomers but none have big-race entries and RED RIDING HOOD will be very hard to beat with a run under her belt

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18:30 Wolverhampton Maiden (Class 5) 8.5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Despite showing signs of inexperience, TAJAWAL shaped with a fair amount of promise on his first start when runner-up at Kempton in December. The penny seemed to be dropping in the closing stages on that occasion and the son of Frankel is fancied to go one better today. Wonder Legend was no match for an easy winner at Kempton in February, but he has shown more than enough to be competitive along with Mr Buster, who is bred to improve when stepping up in trip.

MR BUSTER, Wonder Legend and Tajawal all appeal as the types to be winning races before long. Preference however is for the first named, who finished ahead of 2 subsequent winners when third at Kempton at the end of October and should make a much better 3-y-o.

After learning on the job, TAJAWAL stuck to his task very well in the closing stages of his debut and lost out only by a neck.

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18:45 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROYAL TRIBUTE and Feature This are very closely matched on a couple of recent outings over this C&D with slight preference given to the James McAuley-trained gelding. The selection won twice here over seven furlongs last year and has gone close on a number of occasions since joining current connections after winning a claimer last December. He didn't enjoy the clearest of passages last time when going down by a neck to Miss Abby Jools. Feature This won here over the mile in January and has held her form well since. Double Martini held a rating in the 70s a few years back, while Boadicea Belle and Deuteronomy are others to consider.

ROYAL TRIBUTE was probably an unlucky loser over C&D last time given he came up a neck short having been denied a clear run so compensation may well await. Feature This finished fourth in that aforementioned race and can give it another good go, with Boadicea Belle another to consider.

This is wide open but ROYAL TRIBUTE earns top marks for consistency and he threatened here last time from a much wider stall.

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19:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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GIVE A LITTLE BACK ran on well to score over C&D on his latest start when tackling this distance for the first time and the four-year-old may well have more to offer, despite a 4lb rise from the handicapper. Goldsmith was third at Lingfield when attempting to land the hat-trick last month and appears likely to pose the most obvious threat, while any market support for Global Spectrum should be noted.

GOLDSMITH has turned the corner since joining this yard, bagging back-to-back Lingfield handicaps during the winter and shaping better than the bare result back from a break when third there 13 days ago. He clearly remains in top form and should prove a tough nut to crack off the same mark, provided he proves as effective on this surface. Give A Little Back is also in good heart but Carey Street has dipped to an attractive mark and rates the main danger.

Connections have found the key to GIVE A LITTLE BACK (nap), who wears a hood now and won when upped to this trip last month.

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19:15 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHANGE SINGS appeals on pedigree and any market move for the son of Saxon Warrior would be significant. He cost 540,000 euro as a yearling at the Goffs Orby Sale and is a half-brother to ten winners notably the multiple Group 1 winner Halfway To Heaven. The selection still holds entries in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and Derby. Tanaiyla is the most experienced in the line-up filling the runner-up spot on debut behind Aesop's Fables at Navan and again behind Skip James over C&D last autumn. Broadhurst showed plenty of promise on debut at Navan last May but was then absent until reappearing on testing ground at the Curragh last month. Pearl Of Australia progressed nicely in three starts last term and is another to consider.

CHANGE SINGS makes plenty of appeal and represents a good yard so, with some fancy entries to his name, he could be worth chancing to come out on top on racecourse debut without the benefit of market clues. Broadhurst had excuses on his return at the Curragh 17 days ago and very much remains with potential so is feared most, ahead of Tanaiyla and Pearl of Australia.

Paddy Twomey has started the season well and Change Sings, who holds Classic entries, might be another winner for him

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHE'S CENTIMENTAL has put together quite the record since beginning her career and there is every reason to suggest that she can bring up the hat-trick. A mark of 77 on her handicap debut looks feasible and she may have too much for Pierce, who is likely to improve for the step up in trip. Cruise is another leading contender with Oisin Murphy an eye-catching jockey booking.

CRUISE very much caught the eye on yard/handicap debut at Kempton, badly hampered entering final 1f and noted finishing with running left. She gets the nod to go one place better under Oisin Murphy, with the returning pair She's Centimental and Pierce heading up the dangers.

After looking unlucky not to win at Kempton ten days ago, CRUISE is taken to gain compensation off just a 1lb higher mark here.

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19:45 Dundalk Handicap 6f (See Speed Six) - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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MIGHT AND MERCY has been progressing nicely and has won two of her last four starts. She scored over a furlong further here last time and is now 6lb higher and drawn widest, but she had placed form over sprint trips as a two-year-old and might be able to follow up. Collective Power is a dual winner over 5f at this venue and has bumped into the in-form Tawaazon on his last two starts. He's been very consistent here all winter and can run another big race. Inishmot Prince is a five-time winner here including twice at this distance. He was just ahead of Collective Power when third over 5f last time and has had a little break since then.

COLLECTIVE POWER has a habit of finding one too good, doing so for the twelfth time in his career over 5f here recently. However, there's nothing wrong with his application and he is taken to deservedly get his head back in front now returned to 6f. Inishmot Prince has a good record here and should be in the mix, while Might And Mercy, successful in a 7f handicap at this course last time, and Half Nutz are others to consider.

It's been a frustrating run of places for COLLECTIVE POWER but he's admirably consistent and looks sure to threaten once more.

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

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A comfortable winner at Thirsk last week, FREEDOM FLYER is turned out again quickly under a 5lb penalty and he can strike at a track where he has run well in the past for his in-form connections. Therehegoes did it well over C&D last time out and he is likely to be thereabouts again, along with Gustav Graves, who ran a cracker when second at Doncaster nine days ago.

FREEDOM FLYER shaped better than the bare result on return and duly built on that to end a long losing run at Thirsk 7 days ago, winning readily. He earns the vote to come out on top again under a penalty, with recent Doncaster runner up Gustav Graves and Level Up returned to the minimum trip others fancied to feature.

This can go to FREEDOM FLYER, who looked in excellent nick when dominating a big-field turf handicap a week ago .

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20:15 Dundalk Handicap 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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LITTLE KEILEE had no luck in running here two runs back and was subsequently run out of things late on when third in a 7f contest won by Amemri. She drops back a furlong and headgear is fitted, so she might be able to turn around the form. Amemri was a big price when beating the selection last time but won a shade snugly and has only gone up 3lb. She may well be capable of further progress. Inthepoorhouse makes his all-weather debut and represents a yard which does very well at this venue. He was third in a Galway nursery at the back-end of last season and the winner, second and fourth have all hit the target already this term. First-time blinkers are fitted and he's another dropping back from 7f.

LITTLE KEILEE was a close third to the reopposing Amemri over 7f here last time and may have won if she'd kept straight under pressure so she's taken to turn the tables on David Marnane's filly with cheekpieces on now to help keep her mind on the job. Zaza Zut also makes the shortlist.

Returning from three months off is a concern, but ZAZA ZUT (nap) looked a bit unlucky last time and going over 6f is a big plus.

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 5f Race Class Flow

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

MAY REMAIN wasn't for catching when landing a classified stakes over further here last month and the drop in trip should not inconvenience as he looks to notch up an eighth career success. Coley's Koko has done well since joining her new connections and she is entitled to go close, along with C&D winner Amazing Amaya. Others to note include Big Time Maybe, Reckon I'm Hot and Tilsworth Ony Ta.

TILSWORTH ONY TA wasn't at his best at Southwell last month but comes here operating from his last winning mark with his yard in fine form, so could just be worth chancing to bounce back. Coley's Koko, May Remain and Rockley Point head up the dangers in a tricky finale.

Rockley Point should go well but the suggestion is RECKON I'M HOT, who returned from a break with an encouraging run last month.

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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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