13:10 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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BULLS AYE was caught on the line at Ayr last week and he looks the one to beat now turned out quickly off the same mark. Willing To Please arrives in good form having finished third at Hamilton and Pontefract last month and Philip Kirby's mare is feared most. Dandy's Angel is now only 1lb higher than her last triumph at Beverley in August and completes the shortlist.

This can go to WILLING TO PLEASE, who has acquitted herself well in recent starts and figures off a handy mark. Bulls Aye and Dandy's Angel rate the principal dangers.

Bulls Aye has a good chance, especially if proving less headstrong this time, but WILLING TO PLEASE is a solid alternative.

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13:20 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Racing Demon can be his own worst enemy and again comes with risk attached. That is not to say he isn't up to winning a race like this, but he makes the shortlist only with the caveat that a slow start or trouble in running are common traits. With that in mind, the vote goes to TICKET TO ALASKA, who has scope to improve on turf and looks primed to go well off a workable mark. Profitar Rules appeals most of the remainder.

RACING DEMON remains a maiden on the back of 12 career starts but he again highlighted he can defy this sort of mark when finishing a close-up third at Bath 16 days ago (not seen to best effect). He earns the vote to come out on top, with Doncaster runner-up Ticket To Alaska and likely improver Passing Time heading up the dangers.

This is a tight call between the in-form pair Ticket To Alaska and RACING DEMON. The narrow vote goes to the latter.

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13:40 Carlisle Stakes (Class 3) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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KYLIAN made a promising start to his career when third at York last month and he should take some stopping if running to a similar level. Alfa Whiteburd only found the progressive Got To Love A Grey too strong at Nottingham in April and he should be in the mix once more. A bigger threat, however, could emerge from newcomer Lady Nunthorpe, who is a half-sister to the smart Walbank.

KYLIAN couldn't justify short odds when third on debut at York 16 days ago but that was still a very promising first effort and, with progress on the cards, he can make it second time lucky. There are appealing newcomers in opposition, including Desert Raider and Lady Nunthorpe, and they demand a check in the betting for clues.

Karl Burke's KYLIAN ran a highly promising first race at York despite failing favourite backers.

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13:50 Chepstow Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHELSEA SQUARE created a favourable impression with a good second in a decent looking novice stakes at Newbury last month. The manner in which he knuckled down as that race unfolded suggested a breakthrough success is just a formality for this son of Exceed And Excel. There was also a lot to like about the reappearance effort posted by Monty Bay at Kempton last month and he too warrants serious thought, while previous Chelmsford winner Monte Linas also needs considering.

CHELSEA SQUARE made a pleasing start when runner-up in a Newbury novice and looks the way to go here with improvement very much on the cards from this daughter of Exceed And Excel. Monte Linas wasn't seen to best effect when second at Chelmsford City and is feared most, while Kempton-third Monty Bay and newcomer Fakhra are also in the picture in a fair novice.

The Crisfords' MONTE LINAS sets a useful standard and gets the vote on his switch to turf. Chelsea Square is the main danger.

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14:00 Epsom Stakes (Class 2) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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VALOUR AND SWAGGER was an impressive winner on debut at Windsor before attempting to give 3lb and upwards to his rivals when finishing second in what appeared to be a warm contest at Ascot. The extra furlong is unlikely to be a concern and he is taken to continue the stable's fine run of form in this division. Balon D'or shaped well from a bad draw when third at Chester and warrants plenty of respect, with the Richard Hannon pair Haatem and The Camden Colt appealing most of the remainder.

The Richard Hannon stable has an excellent record in this, and it has a strong chance of enhancing that with HAATEM and The Camden Colt, the former getting the vote given how he forged clear at Bath. Valour And Swagger is just about the pick on form, and he will be suited by this extra 1f, so is another for the shortlist.

Brighton winner BOBSLEIGH gets the vote in an open-looking Woodcote. Balon D'Or is second choice.

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14:15 Carlisle Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Princess Karine filled the runner-up berth once again over course and distance recently, but a chance can be taken on HAVAGOMECCA. Michael Dods' mare couldn't recover from an awkward start at Musselburgh last month, nevertheless, she looked to have more races in her when winning there 10 days earlier. The in-form pair of Open Market and Iris Dancer also enter calculations.

PRINCESS KARINE has done little wrong in recent outings and can gain a deserved first success of the year here. Open Market and Havagomecca head the list of dangers.

Bryan Smart's PRINCESS KARINE (nap) deserves a break after getting nailed on the line here recently and a 3lb rise is imminent.

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14:25 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Four-time course winner Rhubarb tends to reserve his best performances for this particular course and is not ruled out back his old stomping ground, while Jacquelina represents the other end of the spectrum and looks a serious contender arriving on the back of her best effort on turf to date. Nevertheless, preference is for the consistent THEREHEGOES, who is versatile regarding ground conditions and is very attractively weighted now he switches back to a grass surface.

JACQUELINA was an excellent second on her handicap bow at Bath last week and can go one better. Rhubarb only just failed to add a fourth C&D win last month so is the obvious threat, while The Cola Kid is lurking on a dangerous mark.

Four-time course winner RHUBARB turned things around with a near-miss over C&D last time and she gets the vote ahead of Jacquelina.

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14:35 Epsom Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for plenty of these but marginal preference is for FANTASTIC FOX, who is 5lb lower than when third in this race last year. His two efforts this year over 1m2f have both suggested that a drop back in trip would suit the son of Frankel. Revich finished a place in front of the selection 12 months ago and is an obvious threat following his Chester success three weeks ago. Others to note are All The King's Men and Rhoscolyn.

It could just pay to side with ALL THE KING'S MEN. An all-round improved model upon joining George Boughey, he ran another solid race when third at Thirsk 13 days ago and, unexposed granted this sort of test, all looks set fair for another big run now equipped with first-time blinkers. Course-winner Rhoscolyn is lurking on a handy mark and is worth a look, with the Charlie Johnston pair Austrian Theory and Dutch Decoy also making some appeal.

The return to Epsom may well enable RHOSCOLYN to belatedly regain the winning thread. Fantastic Fox is second choice.

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14:50 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A step back up in trip can work the oracle for ZEBADAAY after a career-best effort when second at Wolverhampton three weeks ago. He can get the better of the unexposed Ceilidh, who put in a promising display on his return to action at Brighton recently, while Stormy Pearl is another who is capable of making the frame at this level. B Associates would be a key player as well if turned out quickly following his engagement here on Thursday.

B ASSOCIATES looks nicely treated (form franked since) on the back of last month's Musselburgh victory and is taken to score again. Zebadaay and Ceilidh can also make their presence felt.

Hughie Morrison's CEILIDH ran a bit better on his return at Brighton and this stiff 6f could work for him.

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15:00 Chepstow Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Connie's Rose is the only last-time-out winner in the field having scored over C&D last time out, but, having been raised 3lb in the ratings for that success, she may be susceptible to some better treated rivals. Therefore, the nod goes to the incredibly consistent THISMYDREAM, who would have gone closer last time had he got a clear run over 6f at Southwell. Some Nightmare should also be thereabouts.

SECRET HANDSHEIKH got stuck in the mud at Windsor last time but he looked in top form when scoring at Brighton prior to that so can quickly bounce back. Connie's Rose enhanced her good record here when winning over C&D last month so is next best ahead of Some Nightmare, who stepped up considerably on his comeback run when second at Pontefract.

The vote goes to SOME NIGHTMARE (nap), who was runner-up at Pontefract last week and is on the same mark on this drop back in grade.

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15:10 Epsom Group 1 (Class 1) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Just five runners line up for this valuable Group 1 prize, but the small field doesn't make this an easy puzzle to solve, with the vote going to EMILY UPJOHN. John and Thady Gosden's filly was a very good winner at Ascot on Champions Day in October and if returning to the track in similar form, she will take the beating in this contest. Hurricane Lane has already had a few runs this season and bounced back when scoring over 1m 4f at Newmarket when last seen, while last year's Derby third Westover also commands respect.

EMILY UPJOHN looked a top-class filly in the making when a most unfortunate Oaks second over C&D last summer and is fancied to return in style and make the most of her 3 lb sex allowance. All of the remaining quartet can be give a chance but last year's Irish Derby hero Westover could emerge as the chief threat to the Gosdens' filly with Hurricane Lane and Point Lonsdale also well in the mix in a fascinating Coronation Cup.

The percentage call goes to WESTOVER, with Emily Upjohn second choice, in a fascinating Coronation Cup.

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15:25 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A comfortable winner at Catterick last week, LITTLE RED DANCER is taken to follow up, despite a 6lb penalty for that success. The three-year-old remains largely unexposed on turf and she may have too much for the likes of Captain Dandy and Bedazzling, who has over five lengths to make up from her recent clash with the selection. Beautron and Kasino are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

LITTLE RED DANCER upped her game to score at Catterick last week and her small stable has had another winner since, so she should have enough to defy a penalty in a weak race. Bedazzling was two places behind the selection that day but is well treated if able to build on it, so she's feared most ahead of Captain Dandy.

A chance is taken on BEDAZZLING, who was third to Little Red Dancer at Catterick and is now armed with a 9lb pull.

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15:35 Chepstow Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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DUNDORY has been running with great consistency of late and he was only headed late last time over 1m5f at Hamilton and this slight drop in trip could work the oracle today. John O'Shea's charge runs off the same mark and another bold bid can be expected. Master Grey is feared most after a decent second over 1m6f at Chelmsford, so he is likely to be hitting the line hard, while Age Of Sail heads the remainder.

DUNDORY looks as good as ever at present so is fancied to quickly resume winning ways on the back of his very good Hamilton second. Gary Moore's Age of Sail is weighted to go well and next on the list, with Master Grey and On The Right Track also in the mix in an open handicap.

The vote goes to DUNDORY, who was a good second in his bid for a double at Hamilton and is on the same mark on this drop back in grade.

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15:45 Epsom Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The lightly-raced MARHABA THE CHAMP showed the benefit of his latest wind operation when winning a decent prize at York a fortnight ago. The son of Galileo has a live chance of following up off just a 2lb higher today and another big run can be expected. Honiton also won in good style last time out and is feared most, while the locally-trained Bad Company is the pick of the remainder.

Plenty of these arrive with claims and with that in mind it may pay to take a chance on TOSHIZOU. There's been encouragement to glean from his exploits over shorter trips in recent weeks and, still unexposed at 1¼m, he could well represent a spot of value from his easing mark partnered by Hollie Doyle. Honiton and Dual Identity are others to consider, with York-scorer Marhaba The Champ also firmly in the mix.

Further improvement from the lightly raced MARHABA THE CHAMP could see him follow up his reappearance win at York.

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16:05 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A highly creditable third in a decent handicap at Haydock on her return, KRISTAL KLEAR must hold every chance if building on that effort with William Carver taking off a handy 3lb. The determined Leicester scorer United Force can give her the most to think about, along with Slippin Jimmy, who has only once been outside the first three in his last four starts.

SLIPPIN JIMMY returned with a solid effort at Newcastle and appeals as the type to do better as a 3yo, so he takes preference over last-time-out winner United Force, with Kristal Klear also of obvious interest.

The suggestion is SUNNY ORANGE, who ran well at Beverley before predictably struggling at York.

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16:15 Chepstow Maiden (Class 5) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of VAGUELY ROYAL, who was no match for a front-runner at Newmarket last time out but should be able to improve on that effort. Fast ground could see him in a better light and he is preferred to Wild Hurricane, who makes his turf debut, and Escarpment, a leading contender based on the pick of his form.

VAGUELY ROYAL couldn't lay a glove on the winner when second at Newmarket but he stuck on to beat the rest comfortably and rates a useful prospect. St Just In Time made a promising start when runner-up at Windsor and is next best ahead of Escarpment, who might have found his Doncaster run coming too soon.

The leading contender is VAGUELY ROYAL, who sets a good standard on his second at Newmarket last month and is open to more progress.

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16:30 Epsom Group 1 (Class 1) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien's recent record in the race is impressive and he looks to have another very smart filly on his hands in the shape of SAVETHELASTDANCE. A daughter of Galileo, like three of the last four winners of this Classic, she ticks all the right boxes after bolting up in the Cheshire Oaks last time out. A taking winner of the Musidora, Soul Sister looks to be her main danger and, being by Frankel, she should relish the step up in trip under Frankie Dettori. Stablemate Running Lion made a fine impression herself in the Pretty Polly and is another key player, along with Eternal Hope and 1000 Guineas fourth Caernarfon.

The Aidan O'Brien and Gosden stables have shared the last 9 runnings of this and may dominate again, with wide-margin Cheshire Oaks scorer SAVETHELASTDANCE taken to show she's as effective on a quicker surface and see off Soul Sister and Running Lion, who were also impressive winners of their trials last month.

Her finishing effort to win by 22l at Chester ensures that SAVETHELASTDANCE (nap) is top of the list, ahead of Soul Sister.

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16:45 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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LA FEILE is the most obvious selection in this field after she was just touched off over 7f at Catterick last time. Off the same mark today, Richard Fahey's runner looks primed to offer another bold bid. Northbound should also be respected having been dropped 1lb in the ratings after his fourth over 7f at Wetherby, while Gunnerside heads the remainder.

LA FEILE ran a cracker when second in a better race than this at Catterick 8 days ago and looks capable of going one better from a handy mark. Gunnerside wasn't seen to best effect last time and is likely to step up, so he's a danger, and Northbound deserves respect on the back of a creditable effort at Wetherby.

This can go to LA FEILE. She defied a higher mark last year and did well to be second last time at Catterick after losing her position.

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16:50 Chepstow Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to look past DOG FOX, who has won quite comfortably on his last two starts and a 6lb penalty for his most recent victory at Haydock may not be enough to stop him landing the hat-trick. In The Trenches has run with credit on both starts since his debut and could improve for the step up in trip, whereas the capable Divina Grace returns from a 242-day break.

DOG FOX has returned a much improved model and is impossible to side against turned out under a 6 lb penalty for his easy Haydock success. Star of Sussex appeals as a likely improver now going into handicaps so could emerge as the chief threat to Ed Dunlop's hat-trick seeker. Yellow Star and In The Trenches can fight it out for minor honours.

Ed Dunlop's DOG FOX made it 2-2 in handicaps with his emphatic win at Haydock and is well treated under a penaly for that success.

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17:05 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A host of chances in what appears to be an open event, with marginal preference for EAGLE DAY. The son of Kodiac shaped with promise on his first two starts, but perhaps flattered to deceive when fifth of seven on his Ayr reappearance last month. He enters handicaps off a workable mark, however, and it would be no surprise were his career to take flight. Pop World left a lasting impression when recording her maiden success at Catterick last September and, with further improvement likely, she must be considered. Others to note include Oscar's Sister and American Belle.

There should be better to come from EAGLE DAY, who has shown clear promise in a trio of maidens and now gets the chance to show what he can do in a handicap off an opening mark that surely underestimates him. Wadi Bani is 0-9 but that only tells half the story and he is feared on the back of an encouraging display in a big field at Newmarket. Chelmsford-winner American Belle and unexposed handicap debutante Pop World are others to consider.

The selection is AMERICAN BELLE whose Chelmsford win last time suggests she is continuing to progress. She seems to handle turf too.

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17:10 Epsom Listed (Class 1) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Olivia Maralda emerged with credit following her run in the 1000 Guineas, when finishing seventh to Mawj, and Roger Varian's filly, who didn't appear to see out a mile on that occasion, is entitled to be very competitive back at 7f. Holguin's second at Haydock last time was a fine effort and another strong display is expected, but the vote goes to STREETS OF GOLD. Unbeaten in five starts as a juvenile, the ground was probably too testing in the Greenham at Newbury and subsequent wind surgery may also yield some improvement.

HOLGUIN took his form up a notch when going down by a neck in a similar event at Haydock just under 3 weeks ago and, with Oisin Murphy in the plate for the first time, Andrew Balding's charge gets the verdict to register a second career success. This return to 7f is sure to suit Olivia Maralda, so she may emerge as the main danger with a recent run under her belt, while Secret Angel and He's A Monster can fight out minor honours.

Having run well for a long way when a soundly beaten seventh in the 1,000 Guineas, OLIVIA MARALDA earns the vote now back down in trip.

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17:16 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is an open contest, but the most likely winner appears to be TWO AULD PALS. Jim Goldie's charge was a good second of six over 1m5f at Ayr last time and this extra yardage looks like it could be the perfect tonic. Tarbat Ness should also be thereabouts, with this drop in trip likely to be preferred having been stretched by the extended 2m5f at Pontefract when last seen, while Trailblazer also enters calculations.

TARBAT NESS has really upped his game this season and remains relatively low mileage. He can get off the mark. Two Auld Pals and Trailblazer look the likeliest dangers.

They may have dropped on something with TRAILBLAZER after just missing out at Musselburgh on his first try at 2m.

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17:20 Tramore Maiden Chase 21f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although there is a possibility that we may not see the best of KITSILANO until he moves into handicap company, it is difficult not to be drawn to the John Joseph Murphy-trained gelding here. A dual point-to-point winner, the six-year-old hinted at better to come in three maiden hurdles over the minimum trip and now steps up in distance for the first time under rules. Hard Rain represents a stable that has an excellent strike rate at this particular venue, so for that reason alone, the Arcadio gelding deserves close consideration. First time cheekpieces may also see the James Dullea-trained runner show further improvement. Top Line Tommy isn't the easiest to win with but has the highest official rating of those to have attained a mark. He should be involved for a place at the very least.

While he hasn't shown much in a handful of 2m maiden hurdles, KITSILANO could be seen in an altogether better light now moving up in trip for this chase debut. Indeed, the 6-y-o was a winner of 2 of his 4 starts between the flags and is marginally preferred to A Fortune Out West, who beat Pembroke on his sole point start in 2021 and may also leave his hurdles form well behind now switched to fences. Must Be Dreaming and Some Woman are the pick of those with experience in this sphere.

There could be some improvers lurking but MUST BE DREAMING ran surprisingly well at Killarney the last time and she's preferred.

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17:30 Down Royal Conditions Hurdle 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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FINEST EVERMORE has been absent since scoring off a mark of 137 at Killarney in August, but a reproduction of that level of form on her return would make her hard to beat. Tuesday's Ballinrobe winner Media Naranja is an obvious threat to the selection if over those exertions. Lady Of The Vale is another last-time-out winner to note, while Shesadream scored in this race 12 months ago and is the pick of the remainder.

FINEST EVERMORE displayed a fine attitude when adding to her tally at Killarney in August, and whilst absent since, she's hard to oppose on these favourable terms with her leading yard continuing in fine form. The Gordon Elliott trained pair Media Naranja and Shesadream head up the dangers.

Despite the drop in trip, FINEST EVERMORE should have enough class to see off the Elliott pair Shesadream and Media Naranja

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17:35 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 5) 17f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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This appears to be an ideal opportunity for MAGIC SAINT, who is by far the best of these based on ratings. Paul Nicholls' charge was last seen finishing fourth over an extended 2m4f at Cheltenham last month and a repeat of that effort would see him take all the beating. Due Reward appears likely to offer the most competition to the selection, while Capitaine heads the remainder.

MAGIC SAINT was a shade underwhelming at Cheltenham on his most recent outing, but still sets a clear standard and has to be considered the one to beat. Kaproyale opened his Rules account in smooth fashion at Huntingdon recently and rates the main threat.

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17:40 Doncaster Stakes (Class 5) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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It was a warm race on paper in which EMBESTO made a mockery of his rivals at Yarmouth last month, powering clear to record a six-length debut success. This is more demanding under a penalty, but the Roaring Lion colt is sure to improve and can double his tally. Carbis Bay bumped into an exciting prospect in Canberra Legend on his first start and should progress. Tujjaar and Unlimited boast smart pedigrees and could have a say on their debuts, while Halla Dubai and York winner Modesty complete a lengthy shortlist.

It was hard not to be impressed by the way EMBESTO went about his business on debut at Yarmouth last month and, armed with plenty of scope for improvement, he is taken to follow up here before going on to better things. Modesty has been handed some fancy entries on the back of a promising debut success at York in October and is likely to make his presence felt. Carbis Bay and Halla Dubai should both be winning before long, while newcomers Tujjaar and Unlimited are appealing types on paper.

Two of the three runnings of this race have gone to a previous winner and EMBESTO was most impressive on his Yarmouth debut.

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17:45 Epsom Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is a very open contest on paper with the nod going to SPANISH STAR. Patrick Chamings' runner was a very good second on his previous outing over 6f at Windsor, where he was beaten just three quarters of a length, and this extra yardage could be the perfect tonic. Urban Sprawl is feared most after his front running success over 7f at Goodwood last week, while Lord Rapscallion, a winner at Newmarket last time, and handicap debutant Clochette head the remainder.

URBAN SPRAWL resumed progress back on a firmer surface when making all at Goodwood last weekend and, turned out under a penalty, it would come as no surprise to see him make another bold bid from the front here. Fellow 3-y-o Signcastle City is also going the right way and feared, along with 3-time C&D winner Marlay Park and unexposed handicap debutante Clochette.

There may not be much competition for the lead and there could be another front-running masterclass from Joe Fanning on URBAN SPRAWL.

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17:50 Tramore Handicap Chase 15f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having gone close on his last couple of starts, the Gordon Elliott-trained PATS CHOICE can strike for the first time over fences. The form of his Fairyhouse second looks very strong in the context of this race, while he was only just denied on his most recent outing at Ballinrobe last month. Downthecellar is a real course specialist, with three of his four career wins having been achieved at this venue. Although now 11lb higher than when last winning, the Edward O'Grady-trained gelding could be rejuvenated by a return visit. Freddie Robdal went up 3lb for a narrow win over course and distance last time but that weight rise is offset by Mike O'Connor here. The locally trained six-year-old holds strong claims.

The vote goes to KAREN'S GIFT, who stepped up on her chase debut when fourth in a beginners' event here last time and she makes her handicap debut in this sphere off a mark 4 lb lower than that off which she struck over hurdles at Down Royal in January. Pats Choice is 0-5 over the larger obstacles but has found just one too good on each of his last 3 starts and another bold show is on the cards. Freddie Robdal opened his chase account here in April and is best of the rest.

The 6yo PATS CHOICE did everything but win at Ballinrobe and, whilst a 4lb rise is annoying, he was clear of everything else.

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17:55 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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GOLDEN GAL is officially 2lb well in following last week's C&D second and if first-time cheekpieces can help eke out more, she could go one better. Most of Street Life's best form has come on an artificial surface, but he has been given a chance by the handicapper judged on last season's turf form. Sherdil drops in class and should not be underestimated either.

SHERDIL has yet to fire this season but is on a fair mark on the pick of his form and is taken to capitalise on this drop in grade. Golden Gal is likely to be on the premises again, with Street Life another to fear.

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18:00 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 17f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of MASTER SPLINTER, who ran a highly encouraging race on his Rules debut at Limerick last week and is entitled to improve for the experience. Placed on two of his three career outings, Valsorpresa can give the selection the most to think about, along with Bowmore, who returns from a 158-day absence. Pahlavi and Pro Bono are open to progression as well.

VALSORPRESA shaped better than the bare result in a bumper last time and is worth another chance to confirm hurdle-debut promise back in this sphere. Bowmore stepped up on debut when fifth in a big field at Leopardstown and rates a serious threat with further improvement on the cards, with Master Splinter best of the others.

Not a strong maiden and perhaps VALSORPRESA can take this if back to the level of his hurdles debut run at Naas

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18:05 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 3) 23f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHANTOU FLYER is the highest rated of these and he looks primed to go one better than his second over the extended 4m at Cheltenham last month. The veteran should have no problem dropping in trip and he appears hard to beat. Rebel Dawn Rising should also be thereabouts after his second over the extended 3m2f at Cheltenham last time, while Minella Encore is another to note.

SHANTOU FLYER is the class act having finished third at the Cheltenham Festival in March so gets the vote despite slight concerns over this shorter trip. Solomon Grey and Rebel Dawn Rising head the dangers.

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18:15 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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SIAM FOX took full advantage of a sliding handicap mark when kicking clear of his rivals at Yarmouth 31 days ago. He's now 5lb higher and faces sterner opposition, but a mark of 85 is well within range judged on past exploits, so he gets the verdict. Near the foot of the weights, recent Thirsk scorer Copper And Five can give another good account of himself, while the consistent La Trinidad is unlikely to be far away either.

Back in calmer waters, TROPEZ POWER could be the answer. The 4-y-o has come up short in big-field Class 2 handicaps returned to turf the last twice but this is more suitable and he's 3 lb lower compared to when scoring on the all-weather in February. Siam Fox did the job in good style from the front at Yarmouth and he remains on a workable mark following a 5 lb rise, while Diamondonthehill and Grey Fox both make each-way appeal.

Course winner SIAM FOX has scored on two of his five starts since joining Kevin Frost and can continue the good work.

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18:20 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Three of the leading fancies for this contest met in a similar race at Tipperary recently, with SAMUI faring best. Having his first start over hurdles, the former bumper winner was always prominent before keeping on well to chase home an odds-on favourite. Granted normal improvement from that introduction to jumping, the Gordon Elliott-trained four-year-old should again prove too strong for third placed Dark Note and Spy, who occupied fourth. The former might have finished that bit closer but for a mistake at the last but he still has plenty to do if he is to overturn that bare form. Meanwhile, the Charles Byrnes-trained Spy failed to build on a very promising debut effort when second at Cork. However, he remains lightly raced and open to improvement for current connections.

It's very hard to ignore the claims of SAMUI who ran to a pretty useful level when second on his recent Tipperary hurdle debut. Ta Na La, who like the selection was placed on her hurdle debut, is second choice ahead of Dark Note, who was 9 lengths behind the selection when third at Tipperary.

Likely favourite Samui will do well to give 15lb to TA NA LA who ran very well on her hurdles debut at Punchestown last week

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18:25 Catterick Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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With little form in the book it's hard to form a strong opinion, though the market can guide as to what is expected. The vote, however, goes to NOO POINT. A son of the classy sprinter Blue Point, he fetched 130,000 pounds at last month's Goffs Breeze-Up sales. The Archie Watson stable have made a fine start to the year with their juveniles and this could present them with another opportunity to record yet more success. Invincible Royale and Flaccianello merit consideration, while White Christmas appeals most of those with experience.

Those with racecourse experience don't set a tall standard so it's probably best to focus on the newcomers, LADY PINK ROSE selected to make a winning start for the red-hot Karl Burke yard. Noo Point and Flaccianello may emerge as the main dangers ahead of the twice-raced White Christmas in a contest where the market should reveal plenty.

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18:30 Down Royal Maiden Hurdle 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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STADIUM TALK, who won a Ballinaboola point-to-point before making a successful NH Rules debut in a bumper at Hexham last month, is a strong candidate to get off the mark over timber at the first time of asking. The daughter of Soldier Of Fortune is a half-sister to a hurdles winner over this sort of trip and ticks all the right boxes today. Shajak appears to be the chief threat, while Noble Blue and Ochocinco are others to monitor in the betting.

Useful Flat performer SHAJAK made an encouraging hurdling debut under a considerate ride when fifth at Killarney 19 days ago and looks a certain improver with that under his belt, so he's fancied to make his second start in this sphere a winning one. Marv Michael and bumper-winner Stadium Talk head the opposition.

A listed-placed performer on the Flat, SHAJAK could be the one to beat here on his favoured ground

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18:35 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 2) 28f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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QUINTIN'S MAN was a decisive winner when last seen over 3m2f at Cheltenham, scoring by 17 lengths, and a repeat of that effort would see him very difficult to stop in this contest. Sine Nomine looks set to chase him home after a good second last month also at Cheltenham, where she was beaten just half a length. Precious Bounty and Brave Starlight complete the shortlist.

Course-scorer SINE NOMINE improved again when second at Cheltenham last month and is taken to resume winning ways with further progress on the cards. Quintin's Man looks the chief threat ahead of Brave Starlight.

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18:45 Doncaster Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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HASTY SAILOR returned to form when denied by a neck in second place at Newmarket recently and he holds leading claims off just 2lb higher. The lightly-raced Aimeric likely has more to offer this season and a wind/gelding operation during his winter break could unlock some improvement. Educator ran too bad to be true on his reappearance at Epsom in April and William Haggas' charge could also have a say in proceedings.

It's probably best to overlook AIMERIC's York effort when last seen in October and, with just half-a-dozen starts under his belt and a broadly progressive profile, he earns the vote. Roger Varian's charge may have most to fear from Wandering Rocks, who has to be of interest off this reduced mark with the hood refitted. Hasty Sailor will be a threat if building on his back-to-form Newmarket second last time and Australian Angel is respected based on last season's exploits.

The solid one is HASTY SAILOR who is 2lb higher than when just beaten at Newmarket last time, but he remains unexposed on turf.

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18:50 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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SET POINT appears to hold strong claims of following up his recent win at Downpatrick. That form has already received a boost with the runner-up going on to win on his next start. The Gordon Elliott-trained gelding was a smart handicapper on the level when trained in Britain and could have more to offer from his current hurdles rating. Despite dropping back to the minimum trip for this race, he travels well so should have enough place to cope. Starman showed his first worthwhile form when only narrowly denied in a maiden hurdle at Kilbeggan last time. The seven-year-old has had very little racing so should be capable of further progress now that he tackles handicap company. Craic Eile doesn't have a great deal of solid recent form but as both career wins have come at this track he shouldn't be discounted.

Gordon Elliott's SET POINT has got better with each start over hurdles and will be a tough nut to crack if that trend continues. Doyenna made a sound return from a break at Kilbeggan 6 weeks ago and is feared most ahead of Starman, who appeals as a likely improver now moving into handicap company for the first time.

This is competitive but last year's runner-up TOM McGREEVY could be interesting provided that this run isn't needed.

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18:55 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 14f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SCOTTISH DANCER made amends when winning at Chester six days ago, having found one too strong earlier that month, and Keith Dalgleish's charge appeals as the one to beat under a 5lb penalty. Turner Girl continues to run well in defeat and might improve for the addition of first-time cheekpieces, while Lord Torranaga, whose handicap mark has been in decline recently, cannot be ruled out.

TURNER GIRL went close over 1½m here on her penultimate outing, and having been stretched by the extra distance at Ripon 3 weeks ago, Ed Dunlop's C&D winner gets the verdict to come out on top with first-time headgear applied. Scottish Dancer broke his duck at Chester just 6 days ago and he's sure to give the selection plenty to think about under a penalty, with Heatherdown Hero taken to fill third spot.

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19:00 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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I AM SPIDER MAN was very well supported in the market when falling on his stable debut at Clonmel last month and he could be worth chancing to put that mishap behind him here. Recent chase winner Lakefield Flyer looks to have more races in him and the five-year-old isn't taken lightly now returned to hurdles. Serpolette is 2lb lower than last season's triumph at Tramore and she is another to note.

LAKEFIELD FLYER was value for more than the winning margin having idled when clear on his chasing debut at Downpatrick 2 weeks ago and there's no reason why he shouldn't continue to go the right way back over hurdles, so he's selected to follow up. Toor Moment and Movie King both shaped well on their most recent outings and warrant respect.

It was an encouraging return from VAL THE MAN and with progress likely stepping up in trip, he's taken to make a winning h'cap debut

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19:05 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 2) 28f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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VAUCELET was well backed when he won this race last year and there are solid reasons to expect another bold bid in his attempt for back-to-back victories. He has run with credit in each of his five starts during the intervening period and he finished a fine second in a similar race at Downpatrick last month. The former Denman Chase winner Secret Investor and Law Of Gold are the most obvious dangers.

VAUCELET was a stylish winner of this contest a year ago and teed himself up well for a repeat success when runner-up at Downpatrick a fortnight ago. C&D scorer Law of Gold is a really likeable sort so should ensure David Christie's very useful Irish challenger doesn't have things all his own way. Secret Investor isn't the force of old but Paul Nicholls' veteran can still edge out Cheltenam de Vaige for minor honours.

2021 winner Law Of Gold succumbed to VAUCELET in the closing stages of last year's edition and the Irish runner may prevail again.

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19:15 Doncaster Stakes (Class 5) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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PERFUSE was impressive when gaining a breakthrough success at Nottingham three weeks ago and Sir Michael Stoute's colt may have more to offer now stepped up to 1m4f. Inquiring Minds failed to make an impact in the Derby Trial at Lingfield, but it's too early to write him off and the son of Kingman enters calculations. A bigger threat may emerge from debut winner Circuit Breaker, who triumphed with authority at Windsor.

A trio of previous winners in the contest, with preference for PERFUSE who looked a good prospect when powering clear at Nottingham 3 weeks ago. He can go on improving upped in trip and is taken to see off the challenge of Inquiring Minds, who is worth another chance to build on the promise he had shown on debut. Circuit Breaker is also respected.

The vote goes to the impressive Nottingham scorer PERFUSE, who looks the type to keep on improving with racing.

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19:20 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 21f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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BYNX wouldn't be a mare to have total trust in, given that she has failed to win and only reached the frame four times in 21 starts but this looks an ideal opportunity. Trainer Martin Hassett could hardly have his small string in better form and this five-year-old mare has plenty experience that should stand to her in this ordinary contest. A reproduction of her Cork second on penultimate start would almost certainly be good enough now. Hamartia showed definite ability on her first two starts and improved further when runner up at Kilbeggan recently. With only three career runs to date, the Colm Murphy-trained mare should have more to offer. Dylan's Day stepped up on previous runs when a close third at Wexford recently, and a similar level of form would see her play a leading role.

HAMARTIA posted an excellent second at Kilbeggan after an absence and with more progress on the cards she is fancied to go one better now at the chief expense of Dylan's Day, who should benefit from this step up in trip judged on her recent Wexford third. Lucky Viv and Ned's Legacy complete the shortlist.

The Colm Murphy-trained HAMARTIA showed a nice bit of progression at Kilbeggan in April when last seen and can follow that up here

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19:25 Catterick Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Mr Beaufort was a good second over 5f at Ayr last time by just half a length and appears primed to offer another bold bid, but preference is for GLORY FIGHTER. Paul Midgley's runner wasn't beaten far when third over 5f at Ripon and dropped 2lb in the ratings, along with the application of first-time cheekpieces, he looks to have every chance. Blazing Hot heads the remainder.

MR BEAUFORT bounced back to his previous best in a first-time tongue strap when runner-up at Ayr last week and is likely to take a bit of stopping from the same mark if turning up in similar form. Blazing Hot and Le Beau Garcon head the opposition.

Le Beau Garcon still has time to fulfil his potential but RUNNINWILD (nap) can take a big step forward with a run under his belt.

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19:30 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 20f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A few with chances, including last year's winner Bravo Team, who returns from a 318-day absence and boasts claims despite being 7lb higher. I Don't Get It continues to progress and merits serious consideration too, though preference is for CEROC. The five-year-old made a winning handicap debut at Cork last month before doubling up at Wexford a fortnight later, and a further 7lb rise might not stop him from completing a hat-trick. Fiveonefive is another to consider.

Preference is for OSSIFER HOPS, who is going the right way and looks fairly treated for his first crack in handicap company. I Don't Get It and Fiveonefive head the list of dangers.

This is competitive but CEROC may be hard to catch in his hat-trick bid having only gone up 7lb for his latest front-running success

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19:35 Stratford Handicap Chase (Class 4) 21f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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The prolific point-to-point winner, CARYTO DES BROSSES ran a blinder when second to a progressive rival over an extended 2m at Cheltenham last month. He can be fancied to go one place better back over a more suitable trip. Zamparelli won this race last year and is feared most, while I K Brunel and Peacocks Secret are also likely to be on the premises.

CARYTO DES BROSSES has finished out of the first 2 only once in his 7 starts under Rules and might prove the answer to this handicap. Cat Tiger struggled in 2 outings last season but they were in stronger races than this and he's a potential class act under top weight so he's second choice ahead of Sixteen Letters.

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19:45 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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VENTURA EXPRESS appeared freshened up by a 62-day break when a ready winner at Pontefract last Friday and the six-year-old should take some stopping under a 5lb penalty. Recent Nottingham runner-up Maxzeno shaped as if this return to 6f could help and he isn't taken lightly with top apprentice Billy Loughnane booked to ride. Showtime Mahomes completes the shortlist back on better ground.

After 9 weeks off, VENTURA EXPRESS produced a career best when scoring emphatically at Pontefract a week ago and a penalty might not prevent him from following up with his yard going well. Maxzeno also ran his best race to date when second at Nottingham last time and could be the main danger, ahead of Showtime Mahomes.

The vote goes to C&D winner RATHBONE who has become favourably treated having dropped 8lb below his last winning mark.

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19:50 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 21f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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TICK ALONG improved on anything she had done previously when winning at Downpatrick last month. While there is no guarantee that the Tom McCourt-trained mare can replicate that performance on a very different track, she is still the most likely winner. Locally trained Spring Street also put up a career best last time, staying on nicely to finish second at this venue in April. He too, needs to show that he can reproduce that effort but if doing so, he has to be a contender. Tennessee Titan ran a big race when third over 3m at Cork last month but failed to back that up when dropped in trip last time. Perhaps this intermediate distance will see him in a better light.

A few with chances but TENNESSEE TITAN should prove well suited by this return to a longer trip so is taken to open his account off a handy-looking mark. Spring Street is feared most on the back of his good recent second here, although recent Downpatrick scorer Tick Along seems sure to have a say too.

The locally-trained SPRING STREET(nap) ran a fine race on softer ground here last time and will take the beating if handling the ground

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19:55 Catterick Claimer (Class 6) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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EAGLE EYED FREDDIE is clear of these on ratings and he appears to have a leading chance in this field. Michael Appleby's charge is having his first run over 7f since 2020 and he shaped as if that drop in trip could work the oracle when last at Chelmsford on his latest start. Written Broadcast is likely to be the biggest danger after scoring over 7f at Wolverhampton last time so he commands respect, while How Bizarre looks set for third.

There's not much to separate these, the fact WRITTEN BROADCAST has done this year's winning over 7f tipping things in his favour over Eagle Eyed Freddie and How Bizarre who have gained their recent victories over 1m.

How Bizarre can go well from the front but the thriving WRITTEN BROADCAST might be the answer.

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20:00 Down Royal Handicap Hurdle 23f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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WALKING THE WALK was a good second last time over the larger obstacles at Wexford and he may have been found a decent opportunity to go one better. Gordon Elliott's charge runs off a 17lb lower mark and he looks primed to go one better than last time. Porky Rush is feared most based on the form he showed on the track last year, while Sulafaat should also be noted following her recent fourth at Downpatrick.

WALKING THE WALK arrives in good form and can take full advantage of his significantly lower hurdles mark here. Kinnegad Lad and Porky Rush make up the shortlist.

WALKING THE WALK (nap) arrives on the back of a career best chase effort and he could be hard to beat from his lower hurdle mark

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20:05 Stratford Hunter Chase (Class 4) 23f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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CAPTAIN BIGGLES arrives here as the highest rated in this contest and has been in sparkling form between the flags of late. The eight-year-old looks the one to beat, with Gina Andrews a shrewd booking. Raleagh Flora won with ease on his return to Rules at Fakenham last month and can't be taken lightly, while two-time point-to-point winner Minella Jab makes his hunter chase debut and is another to note.

CAPTAIN BIGGLES has the best Rules form and, having won 3 of his last 4 outings in points, is fancied to make a successful hunter debut for a stable that does well in this sphere. Raleagh Flora looks a threat having scored readily at Fakenham last month and Fortunes Hill is worthy of interest if strong in the betting.

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20:15 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The value may lie with BULLDOG SPIRIT, who ran a career best last time out when second at Windsor, and his draw in stall one gives him every chance to dominate this contest from the front. Bravura looks a typical Sir Mark Prescott improver upped in trip, while Flower Of Dubai has strong claims if bouncing back to the form of her stylish debut win at Kempton.

Bred for longer trips, BRAVURA could leave his previous form behind now up in distance on his handicap debut, so he is taken to open his account with his yard in excellent form. He can get the better of fellow handicap debutant Another Run, who can resume his progress on a sounder surface, while Bulldog Spirit also merits consideration.

Four of the last six runnings have gone to a handicap newcomer and can do so again courtesy of BRAVURA, who should relish the trip.

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20:20 Tramore NH Flat Race 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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LILY'S CHOICE can make a winning debut for Willie Mullins in this finale. Placed in both of her point-to-point runs, the five-year-old has a prominent racing style that should prove ideal for this tight track. The champion trainer traditionally does well with his bumper runners at this venue so is sure to have relied on one thought capable of getting the job done. Barton Snow has proven highly consistent in her career between the flags, so the William Murphy-trained six-year-old must be considered. Moira McElligott is one of the most experienced riders in this race and that could be the difference should it develop into a tactical affair. Royal Moon is another with leading claims having showed up well on three runs under Rules.

LILY'S CHOICE showed plenty of ability in points and is worth chancing on Rules debut for a top stable. Royal Moon is the clear pick of those with experience in this sphere and should pose a big threat, while Western Flyer is likely to compete for a place.

The most likely winner is ROYAL MOON, who ran to a fair level in two maiden hurdles and didn't run at all badly back in a bumper.

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20:25 Catterick Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was plenty of promise to be taken from ELUSIVE ANGEL's debut second at Kempton last month and a similar level of performance on this turf debut could suffice. Northcliff didn't enjoy the best of passages in a handicap at York recently and he isn't taken lightly now returned to maiden company. Talha was unable to justify favouritism last time at Ripon, but it's too soon to be writing off Richard Fahey's inmate.

The return to 6f should suit NORTHCLIFF and perhaps this can be the day he finally gets his head in front. There was a lot to like about Elusive Angel's Kempton debut and she's second choice ahead of Talha in a race where it's hard to make a case for many.

Northcliff is well up to winning a similar event but ELUSIVE ANGEL can build on the considerable promise of her debut second.

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Joseph O'Brien sends out an appealing newcomer in the shape of ROEDORA, whose half-brother San Salvador was a dual winner over hurdles for the yard. This looks a good starting place for the four-year-old and she readily heads the shortlist in a race where several of her rivals may find stamina for the trip is a telling factor. Miss Direct and Hurricane Honey appeal most of those with previous experience, with Mooneys Princess another debutant to bear in mind.

ROEDORA's dam and half-sister both won bumpers and she's with a top handler, so she's preferred to Miss Direct, who showed something to work on when fifth at Cork first time out. Pinky is another notable debutant.

It may be worth taking a chance on ROEDORA who looks like the most interesting of the newcomers for a yard that do well in bumpers

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20:40 Stratford NH Flat Race (Class 4) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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OLD GOLD won a point-to-point bumper on his first appearance in that sphere last month and Will Biddick's charge makes most appeal. Musique De Fee should have learned plenty from her second-placed finish at Bitterley in April and warrants consideration now under Rules, while Supreme Johnson wasn't disgraced when fourth in a similar event at Aintree in May and completes the shortlist.

OLD GOLD is with a shrewd handler and ran out a ready winner on his only outing in a point bumper, so he's worth siding with as he bids to defend his unbeaten record on Rules debut. Musique de Fee looks the main danger and Supreme Johnson is unlikely to be too far away.

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20:50 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner over C&D twice last season, BOOKMARK should be primed for another course success after an eye-catching third at Wolverhampton last time out when denied by a narrow margin. Lexington Knight has been knocking on the door of late and deserves a change in luck, while Liberated Lad is of interest on his first start for new connections. Golden Vintage and Mythical are capable on their day too.

Arguably unlucky not to get her head in front at Wolverhampton last time, BOOKMARK looks the way to go. She is 2-3 over this C&D and shades preference ahead of Lexington Knight, who put up a bold show returned to turf at Windsor recently and looks set for another leading role off the same mark. Saywhatyouwant is interesting back in this sphere and Golden Vintage could have a say in the finish if her recent all-weather form can be transferred to turf.

The return here makes BOOKMARK (nap) an attractive proposition having dropped 3lb lower than for the latest of two C&D wins last year.

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21:00 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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PROSPECT returned to form when posting a second-placed finish at Thirsk recently and he looks the one to beat running off the same mark in this contest. Foreseeable Future failed to capitalise off a generous-looking rating at Redcar on Tuesday, but he can't be ruled out here before his revised mark kicks in. Stalingrad has tumbled in the weights and shouldn't be underestimated now dropped back to 6f.

PROSPECT is the percentage call having got back on track with a good second in a stronger race than this at Thirsk 13 days ago. King of Tonga was somewhat disappointing at Beverley on his most recent outing but has been given a real chance by the assessor and can't be overlooked.

Foreseeable Future is greatly respected but PROSPECT ran well in a better race last time and can get off the mark for the season.

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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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About U.K Horse Racing

Horse racing is a popular and historic sport in the UK, with a tradition dating back centuries. It is a multi-billion pound industry that attracts millions of spectators each year and generates significant economic activity.

There are two main types of horse racing in the UK: flat racing and jump racing. Flat racing is run on a level course and is typically shorter in distance, while jump racing involves horses jumping over obstacles and is generally longer in distance. Both types of racing are popular with spectators and bettors, and they take place at various racetracks throughout the country.

The most famous horse racing event in the UK is the Grand National, which is held annually at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. It is a jump racing event that is known for its challenging course and has become a national institution in the UK. Other notable horse racing events in the UK include the Derby, held at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey, and the Royal Ascot, held at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.

Horse racing in the UK is regulated by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), which sets rules and standards for the industry. It is responsible for the welfare of racehorses and the safety of jockeys and trainers, as well as ensuring fair and transparent racing practices.

In addition to its economic and cultural importance, horse racing in the UK also plays a significant role in the breeding and training of thoroughbred horses. Many of the world's top thoroughbreds are bred and trained in the UK, and the industry plays a vital role in the preservation and promotion of the breed.

Overall, horse racing is an integral part of British culture and a major contributor to the country's economy. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that continues to attract a loyal following and generate significant interest from spectators and bettors around the world.