14:00 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Darvel returned from a 179-day break to go in by a length in a class 6 event at Bath last month and he is likely to be on the premises off 3lb higher. However, he could come out second best to JOHNJAY, who finished four lengths clear of the fourth when hitting the frame on his comeback at Bath. He goes off an unchanged mark and is open to improvement, while Marsh Benham is another to keep an eye on.

DARVEL returned from 6 months off at the top of his game when scoring in decisive fashion at Bath 4 weeks ago and, although his record last season suggests he may not arrive in the same mood, Patrick Chamings' 6-y-o gets the nod ahead of Johnjay, who made a satisfactory return to action when third in a different race on that same card. Gavi di Gavi and Landlordtothestars can fight out third.

This can go to DARVEL (nap), who returned from a break with a win at Bath last month and a 3lb rise for that success looks fair.

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14:15 York Listed (Class 1) 5f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Lily Agnes winner Seraphim Angel should be on the premises if repeating the effort on this more conventional track. However, Karl Burke fields a strong hand in his bid for a third consecutive victory in this race, with MISS LAMAI rated the pick of his three entrants after an eyecatching winning debut at Thirsk. Her stablemate Kaadi also impressed when landing a novice at Windsor, while Invincible Annice is another Burke runner sure to be wiser after her Pontefract introduction.

Plenty to consider with the vote going to IT AIN'T TWO, who had 2 subsequent winners in behind (including Seraphim Angel) when beating Amestris in a class 2 Newmarket maiden on debut last month. Running Queen looked potentially useful when making all at Salisbury so is next best ahead of Ruby's Profit, who showed loads of speed when scoring at Kempton.

Top of the list is IT AIN'T TWO, who deserves extra credit for last month's debut win at Newmarket having failed to handle the Dip.

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14:23 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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FREETODREAM posted two cosy victories over this distance prior to being thwarted in his hat-trick bid when third over a mile at Brighton, but stepping back in trip off an unchanged mark, he gets the vote to return to winning ways. Roger Henry was sporting cheekpieces for the first time (retained) when making his handicap debut a winning one at Chelmsford and he merits consideration for a new stable, although easy Beverley scorer Powdering rates as the main danger to the selection under a 5lb penalty.

FREETODREAM arrives in the form of his life, and with his effort at Bath last month easily excused, Amanda Perrett's 4-y-o is fancied to make it 3 wins from his last 4 starts at the expense of Powdering, who bolted up at Beverley 11 days ago and should be bang there under a penalty. Dakota Power is another last-time-out winner, and he can edge out One More Dream for third spot.

Michael Herrington's filly POWDERING (nap) looked in excellent nick when drawing clear to win readily at Beverley and gets the nod.

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14:30 Newbury Handicap (Class 3) 10f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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GLAM DE VEGA was last seen justifying short odds to take the Scottish Trophy at Hamilton in August 2022 and now makes his long-awaited return to action. The son of Lope De Vega is the type his trainer Roger Varian does well with, so he gets the nod in a first-time hood. The main danger might be previous C&D winner Gallant Lion, who made an encouraging start for the Alan King stable when hitting the frame over track and trip last month. Cracksking is another to consider.

Preference is for CRACKSKING, who showed more than enough on his return here last month to suggest a handicap of this nature is within his grasp. Gallant LIon and Glam de Vega rate the principal dangers.

It would be easy to recommend any number of these but the booking of Jamie Spencer heightens interest in the returning HIGH FIBRE.

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14:45 York Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A six-length winner at Hamilton when last seen, BOTANICAL progressed very nicely during his three-year-old campaign and could be hard to beat if he picks up where he left off. A 10lb higher mark obviously complicates the matter and the likes of the consistent Majestic, Loyal Touch and Stressfree could all exploit any weakness shown by the Roger Varian-trained selection. A winner over C&D last summer, Andaleep is also dangerous to underestimate, despite running off 5lb higher.

BOTANICAL was as easy a handicap winner as it gets when last seen at Hamilton in October and, very much the type to make a better 4-y-o, he makes plenty of appeal on reappearance for a top yard. Majestic was fourth in this a year ago and is admirably consistent, with Barley one to consider at longer odds at the foot of the weights.

Botanical is clearly one likely answer. THEME PARK was 2nd twice at 1m here and another crack at 1m2f may help him to go one better.

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14:53 Newmarket Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up on his two starts to date, Creative Story warrants serious consideration in what should be an informative affair but he may have to fill the same position once more, this time behind T'CHALLA. Andrew Balding's charge shaped like a colt who was still learning his trade when second at Southwell and he can take a sizable step forward on his second start. Kilt performed with credit when looking unsuited by the way the race developed on his introduction over 7f at Newcastle in December and better can be expected here.

CREATIVE STORY was only just denied by a smart prospect in a similar event here last month and is fancied to go one better. T'challa made a promising start when second at Southwell and is feared most ahead of Usuario Amigo, who's worth another chance to confirm debut promise back on better ground.

T'Challa is respected but he'll need to improve to beat CREATIVE STORY, who sets a good standard on either of his seconds.

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15:00 Newbury Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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Diligently wasn't disgraced when fourth on his debut at Ascot and, with normal progression, he could have a say. However, a chance is taken on HAAZEEZ, who changed hands for 115,000gns in October last year and he is bred to have plenty of speed. The son of Mehmas has Jamie Spencer booked for his debut and is fancied to make an impact, while any market confidence behind either Jouncy or Wild Clary would be interesting.

DILIGENTLY showed plenty taking on a field of winners when beaten under 2 lengths in a class 2 at Ascot on debut 16 days ago and sets a decent standard up against mostly newcomers. Wild Clary is from a stable with an excellent record in this so is a newcomer to note along with Jouncy and Khafiz.

There are a host of interesting newcomers but MR CHAPLIN and Diligently are preferred after highly encouraging debuts.

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15:15 York Listed (Class 1) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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The unbeaten DEVOTED QUEEN has shown versatility in her two previous starts and although she made hard work of landing a conditions race at Kempton last month, the daughter of Kingman displayed a willingness to dig deep in the closing stages. That was her first try over a mile and she can progress further back on turf with a hood added. Bright Thunder impressed on debut at Haydock and is another must for the shortlist, while Nell Gwyn fourth True Cyan has to enter calculations too.

DEVOTED QUEEN sets the standard and there's more to come, so she's the obvious way to go, with the progressive Bellarchi appealing as the chief danger. True Cyan remains with potential and should make her presence felt.

Having appeared to be unsuited by Newmarket's Rowley Mile, SPIRITUAL may show improvement for this flat track.

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15:23 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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It was a testament to his ability that LAUTREC was able to get off the mark when still not looking the finished article on his Newcastle debut. After then being turned over at short odds over 1m2f at Chelmsford earlier this month, he gets a tentative vote to return to winning ways now pitched into handicap company in first-time cheekpieces. Rocking Tree has notched up two victories from as many starts for the George Boughey stable and he warrants respect. Skukuza was last seen finishing second over C&D at the Guineas meeting here and he cannot be ignored.

SKUKUZA displayed improved form when runner-up in a well-run handicap over C&D a fortnight ago and a 2 lb rise shouldn't prevent a very bold bid to go one place better. If there's a big improver in the field it's surely Lautrec given his pedigree and he's feared most.

The well-bred SPUN TO GOLD is open to improvement on his second start of the season and gets the nod ahead of Rocking Tree.

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15:30 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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Jarraaf sets the standard having accounted for multiple subsequent winners when scoring on his debut over 6f at Kempton last October. That said, he could be vulnerable under a penalty in this company. With that in mind, marginal preference is for MOUNT TEIDE, who was not beaten far into fourth on his racecourse bow at Newmarket recently and Andrew Balding's gelding is entitled to improve for that experience. Stanage, a full-brother to Calyx and Coppice, is another to consider, while Sarmiento Power and Bullet Point are newcomers to note.

A really interesting novice event. The manner of JARRAAF's Kempton debut success marks him down as potentially smart so he may be up to defying the penalty. Stanage, Mount Teide and Night Lark all showed enough on debut last month to think they'll be winning sooner rather than later. There are also some newcomers from good yards who need keeping an eye on in the betting.

He has to concede a penalty to a wave of relative unknown quantities but JARRAAF did look a smart prospect at Kempton.

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15:45 York Group 2 (Class 1) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Last year's winner Giavellotto boasts every chance providing the rain stays away, while Vauban must be taken seriously for powerful connections. The vote goes to TOWER OF LONDON, though, who arrives on the back of a career-best performance at Meydan. Aidan O'Brien's charge won the Dubai Gold Cup well in March and that was on the back of another taking win at Riyadh. Last year's St Leger fourth could continue to progress this year and can give these rivals weight and a beating.

HAMISH hasn't finished out of the first 2 at pattern level on his last 9 starts, winning 7 of them, and is taken to enhance his excellent strike-rate but there are plenty of dangers in a very strong renewal. The Gosden stable took this 3 times with outstanding Stradivarius in recent years and the yard's Gregory appeals as one who can develop into a top middle-distance stayer this season so he's second choice ahead of Tower of London.

There is plenty of interest all the way down the card but TOWER OF LONDON has left a most favourable impression with his wins this term.

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15:53 Newmarket Stakes (Class 2) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Eve Johnson Houghton appears to hold a strong hand with GOLD MEDALLIST and Forever My Prince, and preference is for the former. The son of Acclamation was only narrowly denied on heavy ground at Goodwood a fortnight ago and he can put that experience to good use, with the forecast quicker surface unlikely to be a problem. Foro Romano should be thereabouts following a decent second at Yarmouth, while market support for Alondra, whose sire has enjoyed a fine beginning to his stallion career, would be noteworthy.

GOLD MEDALLIST sets the standard on Goodwood debut second, with more to come, and he can top the podium at the second time of asking. Marbush is the most interesting debutant, and the selection's stable companion Forever My Prince should step forward from his debut.

This could revolve around Eve Johnson Houghton's runners in Forever My Prince and GOLD MEDALLIST, with preference for the latter.

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16:00 Newbury Maiden (Class 4) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLOCKMAKER bumped into the ill-fated subsequent Chester Vase winner Hidden Law when second on his debut over 1m3f here last month and David Simcock's gelding merits the utmost respect on the back of that performance. Hosaamm also displayed plenty of ability on his racecourse bow at Salisbury last year and the son of Zoffany is an obvious threat to the selection. St Pancras is arguably the most eye-catching newcomer having cost 100,000gns as a yearling and his dam won at Group 2 level, although Tactician is from the family of Coronet and should not be discounted.

This has all the hallmarks of a deep maiden, with marginal preference for CLOCKMAKER, who was no match for the ill-fated Chester Vase winner Hidden Law over this C&D but it was still a seriously-promising debut. Hosaamm's opening effort has been well advertised since and he's second choice, though Alnayef could be a totally different proposition this time.

Half a dozen have shown plenty of promise and the newcomers are interesting as well. CLOCKMAKER is preferred to Hosaamm.

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16:15 Leopardstown Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Not much form to go on here and the Ballydoyle colt MOUNT KILIMANJARO may prove best on debut. The son of Siyouni cost 420,000 euro as a yearling. His dam was Grade 3-placed in the US and is a half-sister to a couple of top-level winners in the States. Ger Lyons runs two and Colin Keane takes the mount on Moyglare colt Yamal. The son of Dark Angel is out of a Listed placed half-sister to Youmzain and Creachadoir. His half-brother Tamrat won first time out for the yard last year. Jessica Harrington has her string in fine form and Hotazhell is another newcomer to note in the market.

This is likely to be dominated by the newcomers with MOUNT KILIMANJARO the standout. Scorthy Champ and Hotazhell are other likely types.

A guessing game; we'll go for MOUNT KILIMANJARO to give Wayne Lordan another winner after his Ballydoyle four-timer here last weekend

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16:15 York Stakes (Class 2) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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John & Thady Gosden saddled the winner of this contest 12 months ago and they appear to have another excellent chance with LEAD ARTIST this time around. The Dubawi colt broke slowly on his debut before finishing with purpose to get within a nose of First Conquest, who had the run of the race, in the Wood Ditton. He is 6lb better off and will prove very hard to beat with any improvement. Dark Tornado adds further spice having chased home Ghostwriter as a juvenile.

This can go to LEAD ARTIST, who will have learnt plenty from his promising Newmarket debut last month. First Conquest was the narrow victor on that occasion and looks sure to go well again, despite having to concede weight all round, whilst Under Siege is also much respected.

Lead Artist is weighted to reverse placings with First Conquest but watch out also for the Newbury second UNDER SIEGE.

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16:25 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A lot of these horses have still to prove their ability on better ground. IF YOU LET ME appeals on hurdling debut after three runs in bumpers that yielded a best finish of fifth in Thurles. He's a former point-to-point winner who handled decent ground when placed on his first run between the flags. The 100-rated Minella Buddy could appreciate this better surface and Rachael Blackmore is a notable booking for John Nallen's charge. Andyourbirdcansing didn't run badly when fourth over further in a maiden hurdle at Clonmel, so has prospects for John Ryan and Shane Fitzgerald.

If LYNCHY BOY can reproduce the form of his Clonmel hurdle debut fourth he might prove the answer to this opener. Gavin Cromwell bumper recruit If You Let Me is a possible threat if taking to his new discipline. Andyourbirdcansing is another who could be in the shake-up, while the booking of Rachael Blackmore for Minella Buddy catches the eye.

This is a weak maiden for the 100-rated MINELLA BUDDY to be a leading form contender and he earns marginal preference under Blackmore.

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16:25 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Front runners have enjoyed success on the Rowley Mile so far this season so VAYNOR gets the nod. Charles Hills' gelding shaped as if in need of the outing when sixth at Epsom, but a 1lb ease in the handicap means he is now back on his last winning mark and it would come as no surprise were he to step forward. Better can be expected of Composite, who failed to justify favouritism on his handicap debut. Iron Lion bolted up at Doncaster and must be taken seriously, despite a subsequent 8lb hike.

There's a chance COMPOSITE just needed it after a break at Windsor last time and this low-mileage 4-y-o can get back on the up now. Iron Lion rates an obvious threat on the back of his ready Doncaster success, while the returning Fox Journey also merits respect having scored on his course reappearance at this time last year.

Preference is for IRON LION, who resumed his progress with an emphatic win at Doncaster and still looks feasibly treated.

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16:35 Newbury Maiden (Class 4) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOUSTONN was only beaten a short-head at Salisbury two starts ago and was a very close fourth at the same venue on his most recent outing in October. Those performances have earned him a rating of 92 and Richard Hannon's colt will be hard to beat if running to that level. Trouville and Gulf Legend are others with valid form claims but will need to improve to beat the selection. Rhetorical, a 200,000gns half-brother to US Grade 1 winner Rockemperor, has to be noted on his racecourse bow, while Place Of Safety is also shortlisted.

HOUSTONN disappointed on his final 2yo outing but, if back to form on return, he's the one to beat. Trouville is open to improvement and Rhetorical is the pick of the newcomers.

Although no match for the odds-on Space Legend at Leicester, TROUVILLE showed plenty in defeat. Debutant Rhetorical is feared most.

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16:45 York Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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ELDRICKJONES arrives here on the back of an impressive victory over this trip at Newcastle last weekend and he merits the utmost respect as his talented rider's claim negates his 5lb penalty. Red Mirage had a wind operation over the winter and has to be of interest having made a winning return to action at Catterick last month. Danzan and Tropez Power are others who make the shortlist.

TROPEZ POWER capitalised on a slight drop in grade at Southwell just under 3 weeks ago and operating from a 3 lb lower turf mark, John & Sean Quinn's strong-travelling 5-y-o gets the nod to follow up. Mick & David Easterby seemingly have a couple of decent chances with last year's winner Eligible heading up the opposition, while Eldrickjones, who bolted up at Newcastle last Sunday, would be a huge danger to all if translating that form back on turf.

The well-treated THE COOKSTOWN CAFU (nap) has made a strong start to his last two seasons and can do likewise on this year's comeback.

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16:50 Leopardstown Maiden 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARDINAL ZIN has already posted two solid placed efforts this season and can get off the mark now. The Make Believe gelding lost out by just a short-head to Action Plan first time up and that rival ran a big race at Roscommon on Monday. He was then third in a competitive handicap at Naas last month and his mark of 82 looks enough to win a maiden of this standard. Aratayvo finished down the field in the Goffs Million when last seen but had previously been second to Bright Stripes in a Naas maiden. That form looks good now with the winner successful in a Listed race recently. Genoah looks a newcomer to note with Colin Keane booked.

This looks a good opportunity for CARDINAL ZIN, who was placed in handicaps at Gowran and Naas following a break last month and he should prove a tough nut to crack back in maiden company. Ridhaz and Wrob And Wryan should both build on their encouraging debuts and rate the main dangers in that order of preference.

It may be worth siding with RIDHAZ who shaped as if the step up to a mile would see plenty of improvement when fourth at Naas.

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16:55 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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It's hard to know exactly what Divine Breath achieved when winning at prohibitive odds at Wolverhampton in February, but she makes her handicap debut from a potentially workable mark and must be considered. That said, it is FENLANDER who gets the vote. Better was expected of Pam Sly's charge last time, though he didn't appear to handle Ripon all too well and could repay his supporters. Recent Musselburgh scorer Giorgio M remains of interest, while Want Want is another to consider.

DEVINE BREATH is bred to be useful and confirmed the promise of her debut when successful at Wolverhampton in February, despite still looking in need of the experience. She is taken to follow up with progress to come as she goes handicapping, though Giorgio M can remain competitive after getting off the mark on his latest outing. Mart could also be in the mix.

Open to improvement, DIVINE BREATH looks on a fair mark for her turf/handicap debut. Fenlander should do better too.

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17:00 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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BETTY DUTTON will really appreciate this surface. Edward O'Grady's mare has come home a close third in her last three outings on this sort of ground and looks primed for a big run having been freshened up since January. Burren Song kept more than decent company on the Flat and has since changed stables. He will love this ground and is unexposed over flights, so must be checked for market strength on his first run since October. Run For Harry was placed in this grade at Bellewstown, and first-time cheekpieces are applied in a bid to eke out a bit more improvement. Flidais is another to consider, while the reserves all have bits and pieces of chances.

RUN FOR HARRY arrives on the back of good placed efforts at Naas and Bellewstown this spring and won't need to pull out much more for first-time cheekpieces. Saynothinatall appeals as one who could have more to come in handicaps and is next on the list. Master Player hasn't been seen since winning a Bangor maiden just under a year ago but still appeals as one who could have more to offer, a comment which also applies to San Aer now faced with a sharp 2m for the first time over hurdles.

This looks very open. Drying ground ticks a big box for BETTY DUTTON and she has the form in the book to be a major player.

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17:10 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHOW ME A HERO was sent off favourite for his handicap debut at Yarmouth and finished a promising third, only a length behind a subsequent easy winner. There should be plenty more to come from Michael Bell's gelding and a 1lb drop in the ratings gives him every chance in this open contest. Papagei won at Yarmouth on his latest outing and is an obvious danger, alongside the hat-trick seeking Niloufar.

The way NILOUFAR went about things at Lingfield last time suggests this step up to 1¼m could suit and she can stretch her unbeaten record in handicaps to 3. Show Me A Hero made a positive start to his handicap career at Yarmouth last month and is second choice ahead of Papagei and unexposed handicap newcomer Laura Bay.

The vote goes to PAPAGEI, who raised his form to a new level when making all at Yarmouth and a 3lb rise for that success looks fair.

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17:20 York Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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Hedge Fund merits plenty of respect having run well off this rating twice already this season, although preference is for JUBILEE WALK. James Ferguson's inmate got off the mark on his final start as a two-year-old and confirmed his well-being when winning on his handicap bow at Kempton last month. A 5lb rise for that success may underestimate this unexposed colt and the drop in trip should not be a problem. Vantheman edges out Ziggy's Missile and Vince L'Amour to be best of the rest.

Cases can be made for a good number of these, with ZIGGY'S MISSILE, Vantheman and Vince L'Amour the top three on the shortlist. Choosing between them isn't at all easy but, that said, Ziggy's Missile is hard to ignore given the level of progress he has shown on the all-weather this year and he gets the nod. Elsewhere the unexposed Enchanting needs considering, along with Hedge Fund who performed with plenty of credit in a strong race at Sandown last time. Pilgrim is also accorded respect.

Pilgrim should give it a good shot back at 5f but VANTHEMAN was a convincing winner in his first 5f run and can be the answer.

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17:25 Leopardstown Handicap 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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APOLLO PRINCE looks capable of winning a race of this standard. The Kodiac colt stuck to the far rail on his own when finishing fourth on his return to action at Naas and that looked a good effort with the front pair having come a lot wider. He is fancied to turn the tables now on the winner Naisiun, who has gone up 5lb since and runs from 1lb out of the handicap here. Ferrybank comes here having been in fine form on the all-weather and has to be respected. He did win here over seven furlongs a few years back and could still be on a competitive mark back on turf.

NAISIUN is less exposed than most of these and arrives on the back of a decent third in a big field at Naas. The in-form Ferrybank is next best ahead of Apollo Prince.

The return to better ground should suit ROCK ETOILE and he is a lively each-way player.

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17:30 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Sixcor finished a creditable third at Ayr earlier this month and he ought to hold every chance off an unchanged mark, but a chance is taken on stablemate MEWS HOUSE. The seven-year-old hasn't shown much on the all-weather recently, but he has been more effective on turf in the past and has dropped to 10lb below his last winning mark, which came over C&D last year. Captain Corcoran hit the woodwork at Catterick last month and he is unlikely to be far away.

SIXCOR is back on a winning mark and his recent third at Ayr suggests he may be ready to strike again. Captain Corcoran was back on song when runner-up at Catterick last month and is feared most ahead of Jim Goldie's Doon The Glen.

Liam Bailey's PROTEST RALLY shaped as if on the way back to form at Newcastle, so is the tentative suggestion over Doon The Glen.

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17:35 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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WIN SOME LOSE SOME was far from disgraced in maiden hurdles at Naas and Gowran Park, and is bred to appreciate this better ground so could go well for owner JP McManus. Shark Hanlon's Real Empire faced a stiff task over flights at Punchestown, but has two placed efforts in bumpers to his name. Shane Fenelon takes a handy 7lb off his back. Newcomer Kanpai has an interesting pedigree for this assignment, being a half-brother to a couple of horses who won over hurdles on good ground. Oh So Charming and Mortimer Duke are others who could get into the mix, along with Gordon Elliott's newcomer Two Become One.

Those with hurdles experience don't set the bar too high so MORTIMER DUKE, who won't lack for pace if his pedigree is any guide, selected to make a winning debut. Two Become One was no star in points but has to command respect given the yard she;s joined, with Deplama another to consider.

DEPALMA was beaten 19l in a stronger Tipperary maiden hurdle last time but with some improvement can take this.

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17:40 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHERRYHAWK gets a tentative vote in what looks a fiercely competitive finale. She built on four solid placed efforts when scoring comfortably at Chepstow on Tuesday and a 5lb penalty shouldn't prevent another bold bid. Capstan has won his last three starts on the all-weather and demands respect, although he does have something to prove on turf. Similar can be said of Kempton winner Mrs Twig, while surprise Windsor scorer Naasma is another with claims.

WAXING GIBBOUS made a promising reappearance when runner-up at Doncaster 3 weeks ago, pulling clear of the remainder, and she can build on that effort to go one better. Heading the list of dangers is Capstan as he bids for the 4-timer, while Mrs Twig made a winning return and is also considered.

An open race in which the vote goes to WAXING GIBBOUS, who was a clear second on her handicap debut at Doncaster last month.

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17:45 Aintree Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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A wind procedure helped ROARING LEGEND finish his race out with much more conviction when breaking his duck over hurdles at Chepstow. There should be more to come from Olly Murphy's gelding and he is taken to defy a 7lb penalty. Not Now Nathaniel posted a respectable seventh in the Grade 2 mares' bumper here last month and she may serve the most resistance to the selection, while fellow hurdles debutant Havana Party arrives in top form from the Flat.

ROARING LEGEND bossed inferior opposition at Chepstow 3 weeks ago and is fancied to put his hurdles experience to good use and successfully concede weight all round here. Havana Party has already had a good 2024 on the level and is a threat if taking to hurdling, along with Not Now Nathaniel.

Olly Murphy's ROARING LEGEND opened his hurdling account with minimal fuss three weeks ago and sets a pretty good form standard.

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17:55 Leopardstown Handicap 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALESSIA FERNANDA ran well on her handicap debut at the Curragh 11 days ago and may be able to step forward now with that run under her belt. The Starspangledbanner filly just faded a touch inside the final furlong then when fourth to Orandi and with that outing and better ground now she is capable of running a big race. Bright Dick was a winner at Dundalk on his penultimate start and ran a solid race there last time off this mark. He could get involved back on turf. Toriangel kept on to finish fourth on her return at Cork three weeks ago and is another to throw into the mix.

TORIANGEL has been given a real chance by the handicapper so could be the answer after a creditable comeback at Cork. Alessia Fernanda and Rampage head the dangers.

After an encouraging reappearance at Cork last time out, TORIANGEL is beginning to look well handicapped.

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18:05 Hamilton Maiden (Class 4) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Havana Grey's offspring are typically blessed with speed and, given that GOBSMACKED makes plenty of appeal on pedigree, it would come as no surprise were he to make an immediate impact. Kiss Me My Love's future might lay over further, but she will be suited by the stiff finish and must enter calculations along with Up The Clarets, who boasts a similar profile. Iwo Jima, the only one of these with previous experience, is not without a chance either.

Four-fifths newcomers and tricky stuff, but GOBSMACKED appeals as much as any before market clues. Up The Clarets and Kiss Me My Love are other interesting newcomers to consider.

Little form to go on but Kevin Ryan took this 12 months ago and he is taken to repeat the feat with his Havana Grey newcomer GOBSMACKED

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18:10 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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BRAVE FORTUNE was placed in maiden hurdles at Thurles and Tipperary and, on both occasions, the form has been well franked. He holds solid claims for trainer Pat Doyle. It would be reasonable to assume that Frankel gelding Gaucher will appreciate this ground after finishing fourth on debut on testing going at Navan. Henry de Bromhead's Phoenix Belle should progress from an opening fourth over flights at Ballinrobe, while Donnie Devito is not without hope on hurdling debut for an in-form Ross O'Sullivan. He was a notable third in a bumper at Fairyhouse that was won by a subsequent Aintree Grade 1 novices' hurdle runner-up.

BRAVE FORTUNE's second at Tipperary last time is comfortably the best piece of form on show and a repeat should be enough to go one better for all that both Jhentong Enki and Gaucher are open to improvement.

BRAVE FORTUNE can take the measure of Gaucher on these terms and build upon his fine second at Tipperary last time.

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18:20 Aintree Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOMME PUBLIC shouldn't be judged too harshly on his seventh-placed finish in the Red Rum at the Aintree Festival last month. The seven-year-old still has room for improvement over fences, particularly now facing a stiffer test of stamina, and this drop into class 3 company could help him regain the winning thread. The biggest threat may emerge from Soul Icon, who arrives on the back of runner-up efforts at Kempton and Ayr. Northern Bound is also noted.

SOUL ICON is a winner in waiting over fences now after a stuttering start and this looks a decent opportunity back down in class. Northern Bound was an eye-catching second back from a break at Chepstow 3 weeks ago and is feared most ahead of the unexposed Amrons Sage.

Runner-up without his usual headgear last month, NORTHERN BOUND can be very dangerous here if that outing has brought him on.

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18:30 Leopardstown Handicap 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE showed significant improvement on her return at Navan, when running out an easy winner, and may be able to defy what was effectively a 12lb hike. She has reportedly had her share of problems but put it all together in fine style 10 days ago when winning over this trip and connections will be hoping she continues in the same vein. At the other end of the handicap, Notstringsattached also comes into this in winning form and looks a danger. She edged out Take Heart at Cork last month and was given a 7lb rise for that performance. You Owe Me Money was third that day and is entitled to get a bit closer now.

Having stepped up on his low-key reappearance when third at Gowran last time, A SHIN UNDINE could be the answer. Enthralling is feared most ahead of Speckled Meadow and You Owe Me Money.

It's worth siding with ENTHRALLING who returned with an encouraging third-placed effort behind Chantilly over course and distance lto.

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18:40 Hamilton Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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CATHERINE CHROI has found significant improvement since joining the Iain Jardine stable, winning five of her seven starts and going up a total of 32lb in the handicap since March. The Camacho mare must shoulder a 10lb penalty but may not have reached the ceiling of her ability yet and gets the vote once again. Quintus Arrius finished a creditable fourth in a stronger race last month and makes obvious appeal, while Iris Dancer could prove to be the pick of the remainder.

CATHERINE CHROI recorded a fifth win from her last 6 starts at Leicester last Saturday and Iain Jardine's mare looks to have been well placed again to bag another victory. She can get the better of Iris Dancer, who looks to be coming to the boil based on her Ayr effort last month, while Quintus Arrius, whose return was far more encouraging than 2 starts for this stable last year, rounds off the shortlist.

A few with chances but multiple C&D scorer IRIS DANCER looks primed for a bold showing and she can repeat her 2022 win in this contest

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18:45 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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OTTIZZINI is definitely match-fit courtesy of three runs in Britain during February, March and April. Stuart Crawford's mare picked up a nice pot in a staying novices' hurdle at Musselburgh and emerged with credit from a close second in a Listed mares' novices' hurdle at Doncaster. Getaway Charlie was banking plenty of cheques before he unseated his rider in a valuable handicap hurdle at Punchestown. He could readily bounce back to form. Starzov has been lightly raced over the last year but is capable, as evidenced by a fourth place in a decent handicap hurdle at Aintree in November. The returning Happy Jacky and Vina Ardanza are others who could get into contention.

VINA ARDANZA is well treated based on chasing form and should be ready despite an 11-month absence, so he gets the tentative vote in a tricky contest. Ottizini should be on the premises and Getaway Charlie deserves respect.

This track should suit the in-form OTTIZZINI down to the ground given that she's a prominent racer who jumps to her right.

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18:55 Aintree Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 20f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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More aggressive tactics enabled MEATLOAF to make all at Taunton and a similar approach could make him tough to beat on his handicap bow. A current rating of 124 looks far from insurmountable and Paul Nicholls' charge is taken to complete a double. Petit Tonnerre wasn't beaten far when seventh in the Scottish Champion Hurdle at Ayr and this return to 2m4f brings him into the reckoning, while it's too early to write off King Alexander.

ALNILAM made it 2 wins from 4 starts over hurdles when successful at Kelso on his stable debut, in control when making a bad mistake at the last, and he remains capable of better as he makes the switch to handicaps. The 5-y-o is preferred to fellow handicap-debutant Meatloaf, while Petit Tonnerre is interesting with the return to this longer trip likely to suit.

This can go to PETIT TONNERRE, who took a step back in the right direction and was not beaten far in last month's Scottish Champion.

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19:05 Leopardstown Group 3 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Aidan O'Brien-trained KYPRIOS should win this en route to another bid for the Ascot Gold Cup. The six-year-old won the latter race in 2022 before injury forced him to miss last year's renewal. Having finished runner-up in both outings last back end, he looked back to his best when easily winning on his reappearance at Navan last month. Yashin, who took this prize 12 months ago, faces a much more difficult task with Kyprios in the line-up. To his credit, the Jessica Harrington-trained gelding kept on well when third behind the latter at Navan. He should be fitter here with that run out of the way. Queenstown, who split the pair at Navan, should once again be involved for minor honours.

Things didn't go to plan for KYPRIOS last year but he resumed with a convincing success at Navan and he is a class act. The 6-y-o is taken to repeat his 2022 victory in this race and, in doing so, book his place for next month's Ascot Gold Cup, a race he also landed in 2022. Dawn Rising was beaten a fair wy behind Kyprios last time but he clearly wasn't 100% that day and earns the vote for forecast purposes ahead of Yashin and Sunchart.

The money buyers were active before the Vintage Crop at Navan won readily by KYPRIOS and they might be again because he's unopposable

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19:15 Hamilton Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Punters will need to be in a forgiving mood to side with GEREMIA, but it might pay to do so. He showed flashes of smart form during his time with Jim Goldie, and was the subject of significant overnight market support when finishing sixth on his stable debut in a Newmarket handicap earlier this month. Eased 1lb and pitched into calmer waters, this could be the time to catch him. Last-time-out winner Capital Theory warrants serious consideration, but the combination of the drop back in trip and 5lb penalty asks a question of him, while the unexposed Navarre Express is also noteworthy.

GET SHIRTY made a creditable return from 7 months off when fifth at Ripon 20 days ago and, having dropped to 12 lb below his last winning mark, he is taken to land a second victory in this race. Capital Theory won in good style here on his latest outing and is feared most under a penalty, while Faylaq can give his running once more.

An open handicap but Charlie Johnston's CAPITAL THEORY looked better than ever when going in here last time so can defy a 5lb penalty

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19:20 Kilbeggan Beginners Chase 20f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Paul Nolan-trained JASMIN DE COTTE should be good enough to gain a first win under Rules. A former point-to-point runner-up, the lightly-raced five-year-old had just the four starts over flights before his attention was switched to chasing. Showing plenty of promise when keeping on for third on his initial outing at Down Royal in April, the gelding should be all the better for that experience. Hunting Brook, a dual winner over hurdles last season, is an interesting chasing debutant for Gordon Elliott. The seven-year-old arrives here on the back of a second-placed finish at Tipperary recently. Warm In Gorey, who has reached the frame on both outings over fences to date, is also capable of getting involved.

JAMSIN DE COTTE left his hurdles form trailing in his wake when third at Down Royal a month ago and he'll take some stopping on that evidence. Clifftop is second choice, with Hunting Brook perhaps the pick of the chase debutants.

Paul Nolan's JASMIN DE COTTE had fewer convictions than most of these over hurdles and it was a good start over fences at Down Royal.

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19:30 Aintree Handicap Chase (Class 2) 25f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Empire Steel could only manage ninth in the Topham here last month, but he is likely to get a lot closer off a 1lb lower mark now down in grade. However, the vote goes to SAIL AWAY, who failed to fire when finishing ninth in a Grade 2 handicap at Cheltenham last time. He now takes a drop in grade and goes off the same rating, so he looks the one to side with. Last year's winner Kinondo Kwetu completes the shortlist.

Last year's winner KINONDO KWETU should have conditions to suit and may be able to take the prize home again. Empire Steel and Sail Away rate the principal threat.

Last year's winner KINONDO KWETU (nap) ran really well when fourth over C&D last month and is selected to defend his crown.

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19:40 Leopardstown Handicap 12f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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Despite being drawn wider than ideal, JAWHARY can win on his fourth start for Adrian McGuinness. The six-year-old went very close from a similar high berth when just caught late on at Navan last time. Running consistently well since joining the Dublin man earlier this year, a second career success beckons. Enquire Within kept on nicely under Amy Jo Hayes when third at Sligo recently. The eight-year-old mare should again be involved in the finish here. Morgan Cole, one of the better young apprentices in the UK, is an interesting jockey booking for the Anthony McCann-trained Muhalhel. The six-year-old was a recent winner on the all-weather at Wolverhampton, but also boasts a victory on the grass.

MUHALHEL finally got off the mark for current connections at Wolverhampton 3 weeks ago but that win over 12.2f opens up more options regarding trip and he's definitely in better heart than most of these. Jawhary drops in grade and is a definite threat, along with Charlie Darling back up in distance.

Back up to a more suitable trip after a good run over 1m2f at Navan, CHARLIE DARLING can give it a good lash under Robert Whearty

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19:50 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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KRISTAL KLEAR bounced back to form on her debut for this stable when going down narrowly in second over a mile at Newcastle last month. Off a 2lb higher mark, another bold showing is likely. We Still Believe was unlucky not to finish closer to the eventual winner after being denied a clear run at a crucial stage over 1m2f at Newcastle most recently, and he heads the list of dangers from Majestic Newlaw.

WE STILL BELIEVE and Clotherholme both encountered traffic problems on their latest starts and, granted better luck this time, they could come to the fore in this open-looking handicap. Preference is for the former, who could benefit from this drop back in trip, particularly if there's a strong pace to aim at. Kristal Klear and the selection's stablemate Shahnaz are others with claims.

Iain Jardine's new recruit MAJESTIC NEWLAW (nap) comes here after a good Ayr second and is taken to build on that and go one better.

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19:55 Kilbeggan Handicap Chase 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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CALICO could be well treated off a mark of 125 on her handicap debut over fences. The Gordon Elliott-trained five-year-old made a winning debut over the larger obstacles at Galway last September, before finishing runner-up in a Grade 3 on her next start. Although well beaten at Punchestown on her reappearance earlier this month, the mare should strip much fitter here. Although an eight-year-old, Farmers Lodge is very lightly raced with plenty of scope for progression. Barry Connell's gelding ran a huge race when beating the subsequent Scottish National winner off level weights at Fairyhouse in January. Take All is a decent handicapper at this level so has to be respected for the Shark Hanlon yard.

FARMERS LODGE found the rise in class too much at Navan last time but his chasing debut was impressive prior to that, so he's worth another chance to improve back down in grade. Gracchus de Balme is a solid alternative and Take All is an obvious player if he finishes better than last time.

FARMERS LODGE (nap) beat the Scottish National winner in a 2m novice earlier this season. This distance on better ground could be ideal

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20:05 Aintree Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Space Voyage got up by a neck at Perth and should remain competitive off a 2lb higher rating, but she could find it tough to deny MAJESTIC JAMEELA. Stuart Edmunds' four-year-old reached the frame in a much hotter contest than this at Cheltenham last month and goes off an unchanged mark. With the step up in trip a positive move, she can make it three wins out of her last five starts. Lady Malarkey is another to watch out for.

The return to 2½m will suit MAJESTIC JAMEELA who can continue her fine start to her handicap hurdle career. My Chiquita shaped well on her handicap hurdle debut at Hereford recently and is second choice ahead of last month's Perth scorer Space Voyage.

Proven effective following significant absences, NORA THE XPLORER may prove the answer ahead of Uttoxeter scorer Lady Malarkey.

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

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THE BLACK TIGER, a first runner for Frances Crowley since renewing her licence, would be a hugely popular winner. Last seen when successful in a Curragh maiden last June for Aidan O'Brien, the four-year-old could be nicely handicapped off a mark of 82. With Hannah Smullen in the saddle, the son of Justify will have plenty of supporters. Willie Mullins supplies two of the biggest dangers, with Anotherway arguably the pick of his duo. Still very much in contention when falling at the second-last in a Grade 2 hurdle at Fairyhouse in March, the five-year-old could have some leeway off a mark of 85. Stablemate Tounsivator, a dual winner on the Flat in France, has been successful over hurdles since arriving in Ireland.

Unlucky not to get her head in front over 10.6f at Sligo recently, WHIMSY is taken to gain compensation back up in trip here. Anotherway was third in a Punchestown novice hurdle earlier this month and he is an obvious threat for the Willie Mullins yard, while Reina Del Mar is third choice ahead of A Piece Of Heaven and Firstman.

A chance is taken on the 2022 winner TTHE NAMES JOCK who shaped okay here on his return from a mammoth lay-off

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20:25 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A 1lb drop in the ratings for PERSIAN PHOENIX's respectable third-placed finish at Windsor latest could prove to be lenient. Charlie Johnston's filly could relish this greater emphasis on stamina and a first turf victory could be on the cards. The unexposed Lia Rose is another who should appreciate this rise in distance and she's feared most, ahead of Redondo, who arrives in good heart from the all-weather.

LIA ROSE left the impression a stiffer test of stamina would suit when third on handicap debut at Yarmouth last month and can open her account. Persian Phoenix and Redondo look the likeliest dangers.

Charlie Johnston's PERSIAN PHOENIX ran well at Windsor, and could be poised to bloom over this new trip. Lia Rose is next best.

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20:30 Kilbeggan NH Flat Race 19f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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DACMAN, a half-brother to Grade 1 winner Sir Gerhard, catches the eye on his racecourse debut. Like the latter, also trained by Willie Mullins, the five-year-old has been given every opportunity by making his introduction at one of the smaller meetings. It could also be significant that Mullins does particularly well with his bumper horses here. Lovely Hurling ran far better than the bare result suggests on his sole start to date. Travelling easily when making a bad mistake two out in a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse in March, the five-year-old can do better. Recent Cork runner-up Custom Taylor sets the standard amongst those that have already raced in this sphere.

DACMAN is related to the classy Sir Gerhard and is in top hands, so he's an obvious choice to make a successful start in a race where the bar isn't set very high. Custom Taylor is the best of those with experience and Lovely Hurling showed some encouragement over hurdles.

The eyes are drawn to Sir Gerhard's half-brother DACMAN who runs in the colours of the yard's great hurdler Hurricane Fly.

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20:40 Aintree NH Flat Race (Class 3) 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BELLS OF UFFORD, a son of Galileo out of Oaks heroine Dancing Rain, took his only point-to-point start in pleasing fashion last month and now makes his debut under Rules. Tim Vaughan's four-year-old can make an impression on his first outing, with his main danger possibly Anariza, who makes her bumper introduction after justifying short odds between the flags in fine style in March. Any market support for Bear Market or Modder River would be interesting.

BEAR MARKET is related to a smart hurdler and won his only start in bumpers, so he gets the nod without the benefit of market clues. Bells of Ufford is an obvious danger and Anariza can get involved.

Regally bred as point bumper horses go, easy Ystradowen scorer BELLS OF UFFORD is readily preferred ahead of Miami Magic.

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21:00 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Track winner Ski Angel must enter calculations on the back of her recent victory at Ayr, but the combination of a 5lb rise in the ratings and the step up to 6f could prove to be the four-year-old's undoing. With that in mind, C&D winner GLOBAL HUMOR makes most appeal. Although a quick turnaround didn't work out for Jim Goldie's charge when only fifth at Ayr earlier this month, a reproduction of his penultimate runner-up effort may prove sufficient. Bernie The Bear is also worth a second look.

The one with the most solid credentials is SKI ANGEL, who looked better than ever when scoring over the minimum trip at Ayr recently and she was successful here on her sole previous visit in September. The return to this trip shouldn't overly inconvenience her. Bernie The Bear is pretty consistent and he is the clear main danger ahead of the unreliable but capable 9-y-o Global Humor.

Although there is a slight question mark regarding the trip, the suggestion is Mike Smith's improving filly SKI ANGEL.

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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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