13:38 Thirsk Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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With little pace on offer, INCREMENTAL, who was able to dictate matters when winning at Windsor last time out, might be afforded a similar advantage as he bids to follow up. The runner-up that day has since franked the form, so a subsequent 3lb rise looks likely to underestimate the unexposed son of Kingman. True Courage struggled in a warm 0-95 handicap at Newmarket three weeks ago but he makes plenty of appeal down in class, while Educator might prove best of the remainder.

INCREMENTAL made all in good style at Windsor 3 weeks ago and is fancied to follow up. Sax Appeal is feared most.

This can go to the lightly raced 4yo INCREMENTAL, who made all at Windsor last time and a 3lb rise for that success looks fair.

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13:48 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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GALE MAHLER makes her hurdling bow after a pair of bumper victories at Southwell and Kelso. The five-year-old has progressed with each start and may prove a tough nut to crack again, especially now moving up in distance. Trudie Glen is capable of stepping forward from her first attempt over timber when runner-up at Southwell, while Stuti and Brave Jen are others worth considering.

GALE MAHLER was talented enough to win a couple of bumpers and, taking on her own sex now hurdling, she has plenty to recommend her. Trudie Glen and Stuti have already displayed ability over obstacles and they look the chief threats.

Preference is for dual bumper winner GALE MAHLER, who could have a good future over jumps. Stuti is second choice.

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14:00 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHAW PARK has taken a step back in the right direction on his last couple of starts here including when runner-up on Monday over a mile. Dropping back a furlong is unlikely to be an issue for Scott Dixon's gelding and this may be the perfect opportunity to finally get his head in front. Heer's Sadie scored over C&D on her penultimate outing and is respected along with Tea Sea.

SHAW PARK confirmed his return to form under a more attacking ride than usual when runner-up over 1m here 4 days ago and with the drop back in trip worth exploring on that evidence, he can shed his maiden tag. Heer's Sadie goes particularly well here and she's feared most.

This can go to HEER'S SADIE who is well established under the conditions with three of her four wins coming over C&D.

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14:08 Thirsk Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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This ought to be a straightforward task for EBT'S GUARD as he bids for a first career success. The son of Cable Bay has been performing with a great amount of credit in handicaps recently and, if running to his current mark of 82, will be very tough to beat. Sant Alessio filled the runner-up spot on both starts last year and was well supported on his return at Chelmsford last month. He looks the main danger with improvement likely, although Arazzo is worth a market check ahead of his racecourse bow.

EBT'S GUARD has had plenty of chances but has returned with a couple of narrow defeats in 1m handicaps, shaping best at Sandown last time, and could be hard to beat if continuing the good work back in a maiden. Sant Alessio is usually well found in the betting and should have a race in him, while the two newcomers Thomas G and Arazzo are interesting.

Having gone very close in two handicaps last month, EBT'S GUARD holds stand-out form claims and is taken to beat Sant Alessio.

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14:18 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 5) 21f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A drop in trip worked extremely well for The Electrician, who ran out a wide-margin winner over C&D last month. That said, a 9lb rise surely makes things tougher and a less exposed rival in the shape of IMPERIAL RULE may take advantage. The seven-year-old didn't feature at all in three runs over hurdles before looking a different proposition on his chasing debut at Perth, and he is more than capable of improving again from that victory. Unwanted Attention and Ribeye appeal most of the remainder.

IMPERIAL RULE created an excellent impression when making a winning chase/handicap debut at Perth 3 weeks ago and can defy a 4 lb rise. Ribeye is worth another chance to confirm he's back in form and is next best ahead of chase-debutant Didnt Ask.

Irish point winner MOVES LIKE MONTY is very unexposed under rules and ought to benefit from this move back up in trip. He gets the nod.

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14:30 Brighton Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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This appears to be a match on paper between Union Island and DURAN, with the pair both having achieved the same rating of 76, and it is the latter who gets the vote. While the former initially started his career with promise when chasing home a subsequent Listed winner at Hamilton, he never replicated that effort in three subsequent outings. The selection, though, has improved with each run and a reproduction of his second at Nottingham last month is likely to be good enough. Lizzie Lovett and Flying Star can battle it out for third.

DURAN proved much sharper with his comeback run under his belt when second in a Nottingham maiden over the minimum trip 17 days ago and with the possibility of more to come (very well-bred) he earns the vote to go one place better. Union Island, back from 8 months off/gelded could yet get back on track as a 3-y-o and rates the chief threat.

The choice is DURAN who ran well when second to an 80-rated rival at Nottingham last time. He should appreciate the return to 6f.

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14:38 Thirsk Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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JACQUELINA rattled off a quick-fire four-timer last month. The latest of those victories, which came under the 10lb penalty she carries today, was arguably the most impressive and the progressive five-year-old is very much the one to beat. One For The Ladies found only a well treated rival too strong at Catterick last time out and she is an obvious candidate from an unchanged mark. Previous C&D winner Foreseeable Future might not have been at his best recently, but Ruth Carr's gelding could be revitalised by a return to this venue.

There is no reason to oppose JACQUELINA in her bid for a 5-timer given how easy she won at Chepstow a week ago. Frank The Spark and Foreseeable Future are a couple of others to consider.

The thriving mare JACQUELINA is 5lb well in despite a double penalty and she can carry top weight to victory and make it five in a row.

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14:48 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 21f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SUPREME YEATS made the ideal start for Dan Skelton with a comfortable victory at Stratford last weekend and may prove tough to beat under a 7lb penalty. The handicapper reacted by putting him up the same amount as the penalty and it won't be a major surprise if he is capable of running up a sequence in the coming weeks. Summergrounds has to be a threat following last month's C&D success along with the runner-up from that contest, Misty Mani.

A competitive handicap but it's hard to side against Dan Skelton's new recruit SUPREME YEATS who still looks ahead of his mark under a 4 lb penalty for his stylish Stratford success. C&D scorer Summergrounds heads the list of dangers, although a good case can also be made for course-winners Misty Mani and Kosasiempre and in-form duo My Portia and Boot' N' Shoe.

The verdict goes to BOOT 'N' SHOE, who was placed in a big field on last month's handicap debut at Kelso and may still have potential.

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15:00 Brighton Stakes (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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KONDRATIEV WAVE bids for a second victory in a week following his successful return to classified company here over 7f on Monday, and connections seem to have found the ideal opportunity for him to back that success up. Voltaic was sent off joint-favourite when fifth in the aforementioned contest and better is expected from the eight-year-old, while others to note include Villalobos and Hold The Press.

KONDRATIEV WAVE looks the way to go on the back of his recent course victory. Villalobos is another weighted to go well and rates the biggest threat.

The vote goes to KONDRATIEV WAVE following his narrow win in a similar race here on Monday. The return to this trip is no problem.

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15:08 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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A GIRL NAMED IVY improved significantly from her first to second start when getting up late to score at Ayr last month, and she could be just the type to excel in handicaps for shrewd connections. A mark of 71 may underestimate her ability and the daughter of Dark Angel gets the vote ahead of Catterick scorer Keldeo and Alfa Kellenic, who could hardly have done it any easier when scoring at Newcastle in January.

If there is one here better than this grade it is A GIRL NAMED IVY, who showed a good attitude when making a successful return at Ayr and can go on improving. Keldeo and Alfa Kellenic, the other two last-time-out winners in the field, are the obvious dangers.

Keldeo may improve for 6f and she's feared but BRUMMELL isn't fully exposed himself and his latest effort can be upgraded.

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15:18 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 21f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having finished a respectable second on his return to hurdles at Fakenham last weekend, STAR LEGEND makes plenty of appeal on this quick turnaround. Promising claimer Ciaran O'Shea takes off a handy 7lb, which could prove pivotal in an open contest. The biggest threat may emerge from If Karl's Berg Did, who made an encouraging stable/seasonal bow when third at Uttoxeter. The consistent Awesome Foursome is also likely to be on the premises.

STAR LEGEND returned from the Flat with an excellent effort at Fakenham last time and he's the most appealing in a thin race. The reliable Awesome Foursome is a threat and Copper Fox isn't without a chance.

Having shaped well on his recent reappearance, IF KARL'S BERG DID is taken to beat Sunday's Fakenham runner-up Star Legend.

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15:30 Brighton Stakes (Class 6) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is not the deepest of contests and that could present CHOURMO with the opportunity to record a second success from his last three starts. The son of Postponed was a creditable third over C&D when attempting to follow up his April triumph last month. Eased in class, he should hold every chance on these terms. Damoiseau perhaps failed to see out an extended 1m3f at Windsor on Monday, but should go better dropped in trip. Others to note include Three Dons and Stopnsearch.

CHOURMO comes here in good nick so is fancied to quickly resume winning ways at the chief expense of recent Leicester scorer Three Dons. In-form Red Hot Rose is another who can have a say along with Duke of Vienna if his yard switch sparks improvement.

The vote goes to CHOURMO (nap) who has finished first and a close third in better races over C&D the last twice.

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15:38 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MISS BODACIOUS did just enough to force a dead-heat on her most recent start at Chelmsford, and an opening mark of 74 could be workable for this talented daughter of Zoustar on her handicap debut for in-form connections. Kings Merchant has a bit more experience at this level and should appreciate going back up to 6f after a respectable effort over shorter at Chester last month. A comfortable winner over this trip at Salisbury on her latest outing, Noel Fox is another unexposed type likely to have a say.

The stronger of the two divisions on paper, with NOEL FOX and Miss Bodacious looking lightly-raced useful prospects. Ralph Beckett's filly relished the drop to sprinting when winning well at Salisbury and is fancied to follow up. Kings Merchant wasn't beaten far in a warm 3-y-o Chester handicap last month and is respected also.

The least-exposed runners are Miss Bodacious and NOEL FOX and the selection looks to have been let into handicaps lightly.

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15:48 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 21f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having posted a career-best performance when landing a competitive 17-runner affair at Sandown at the end of April, Ike Sport cannot be taken lightly on his current upward trajectory. However, an 11lb hike could be enough to prevent him from following up, with ALL THE GLORY edging the vote. The Jonjo O'Neill-trained mare looks to have more to come over this distance and she can put a fall in the Swinton at Haydock behind her. Pyramid Place and Hecouldbetheone are also noted.

The vote goes to A LAW OF HER OWN, who shaped well on her second start for this yard at Hexham recently and she should have races in her off this sort of mark. Everyonesgame is interesting back from a break/wind op given that he made a winning reappearance under similar circumstances last year. Emma Lavelle's charge is second choice ahead of All The Glory, Hecouldbetheone and Pyramid Place.

Bottomweight BALLYGEARY got back on track with a good effort last month and remains well handicapped on early-2024 form.

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16:00 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Mrembo was no match for an impressive winner on her latest outing but there might not be anything of that quality in here. She merits respect eased 1lb in the ratings, as does the consistent Night Bear, who is likely to give another good account of himself. That said, a chance is taken on PRIDE OF NEPAL. Jeremy Scott's gelding met trouble when staying on over 1m2f at Bath last time and, off 5lb below his last winning mark, the six-year-old might find the required improvement.

MREMBO was a three-time scorer in 2023 and she looks weighted to regain the winning thread off a 1 lb lower mark than when runner-up over C&D last time. Gallimimus didn't enjoy the rub of the green when eighth that day and is rated next best ahead of in-form pair Night Bear and Pride of Nepal.

The one who appeals most is MREMBO. The drop back into a Class 6 is a positive for her and she remains unexposed over this far.

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16:08 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Noisy Music made a pleasing start for the Michael Appleby yard when scoring at Windsor earlier in the week and she is likely to be on the premises, despite having to shoulder a 6lb penalty. However, she could come out second best to OPAL STORM, who wasn't beaten far into fourth by a subsequent winner at Beverley last month and she remains on the same rating. The daughter of Hot Streak ought to go close, while It's Showtime and Hoof It Hoof It are just two others to consider.

NOISY MUSIC made a successful start for Mick Appleby at Windsor on Monday and can follow up under a penalty with the prospect of a fierce pace on the cards back at 5f here. It's Showtime is the other last-time-out winner in the field but has an 8 lb rise to overcome. Havagomecca is one of several lurking on very good marks if finding their form again.

The 3yo NOISY MUSIC (nap) was clear with a promising runner-up when winning on handicap debut at Windsor on Monday and can follow up.

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16:20 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 5) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ISHOLO DU VIVIEN was having only his second outing over the larger obstacles when scoring easily at Stratford. Donald McCain's charge can shrug off a penalty and go in again in this company. Beauty To Behold has gone close over hurdles on more than one occasion and her rider's 7lb allowance helps her cause. She makes more appeal than Don Occhetti and Uncle Mac of those chasing for the first time.

ISHOLO DU VIVIEN left his chase debut form well behind when running out an authoritative winner of a 7-runner handicap chase from the front at Stratford 6 days ago and the manner of that success suggests he can make a bold bid to defy a penalty. Others with chase experience have something to prove so the principal dangers could emerge in the shape of Beauty To Behold, Conquer The Breeze and Don Occhetti.

The stand-out is ISHOLO DU VIVIEN (nap), who made it second-time lucky over fences with a dominant display at Stratford last week.

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16:30 Brighton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A drop in distance proved no barrier to success when VOODOO RAY completed a hat-trick over an extended 5f at Bath last month. A further 5lb rise in the ratings looks more than fair for the Ribchester gelding and a four-timer likely beckons. The progressive Conquest Of Power merits respect in his bid to land a third consecutive victory, but Mark Usher's inmate isn't sure to prove as effective switching to turf. With that in mind, A Pint Of Bear might be a bigger danger.

Multiple course winner VOODOO RAY has thrived upon returning this term, landing back-to-back handicaps here before bringing up the hat-trick at Bath 23 days ago. He could be up to defying the handicapper again in this sort of form, with fellow in-form pair A Pint of Bear and Conquest of Power also respected. Market confidence behind Beautiful Sky on debut for the Kubler team would also need to be viewed positively.

Given his current mood and his liking for the track VOODOO RAY is taken to complete the four-timer despite the rise in class.

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16:35 Fairyhouse Maiden 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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PEREGRINE FALCON showed a nice turn of foot when successful in a barrier trial at Naas recently. Owned and trained by Emmet Mullins, the Showcasing filly can put her experience to good use, with the majority of her rivals starting off in this 6f contest. Aidan O'Brien saddles Easy Mover, who is out of Group 3 winner Rain Goddess, a runner-up to Enable in the Irish Oaks of 2017. Wayne Lordan takes the ride on this Wootton Bassett filly and she is likely to come on for the run. South Shore Island and Turners Cross are the most interesting of the four colts in the line-up, while Curragh seventh Roaming Eyes and Henry de Bromhead's Irish Ballet are others that warrant respect.

EASY MOVER and South Shore Island make plenty of appeal on paper and could well be the pair to focus on. The former, a daughter of Irish Oaks runner-up Rain Goddess, holds a Group 2 entry and just edges the vote. Turners Cross is another to note for Jessica Harrington.

Some nicely-bred newcomers but impressive barrier trial winner PEREGRINE FALCON could be too sharp for them on this occasion

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16:40 Thirsk Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Run This Way is in search of her hat-trick after accounting for her nearest rival by just under two lengths at Ripon on her latest outing and she should go close to completing that feat. However, the vote goes to PHOENIX BEACH, who didn't threaten the front pair when hitting the frame in this grade last time, but he was dropped 1lb for that effort. That puts him 2lb lower than his last winning mark and he could be ready to strike. Dream Deal and Seven Brothers are others to note.

RUN THIS WAY is thriving and was a C&D winner off a fair bit higher in the past so she could be hard to beat under a double penalty. This is a competitive heat though, with good cases to be made for recent C&D 1-2 Lord Abama and Atomise, Seven Brothers and Phoenix Beach also.

Preference is for PHOENIX BEACH, who kept on well for third over 5f at Ripon last time and can capitalise on the step back up in trip.

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16:50 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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GERARD MENTOR finished a creditable fourth at Ludlow last time and that race is working out well, with the winner going in again and the runner-up subsequently scoring at Fontwell. Albert Park hasn't done too badly since going handicapping and can figure, while Cofficionado posted a better effort on his handicap debut and cannot be left out of calculations. Cher Tara is fancied to improve from her own handicap bow.

It could be worth chancing GERARD MENTOR, who has dropped to a handy mark and showed signs of a return to form at Ludlow last time. Cofficionado and Cher Tara rate the principal dangers.

The suggestion is ALBERT PARK, who is now 2lb lower than when placed on his handicap debut at Kempton in April.

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17:05 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The fitting of a first-time visor proved just the tonic for last-time-out Lingfield scorer KATIE G and a 3lb rise in the ratings looks more than workable. The daughter of Zoustar will need to prove her effectiveness on turf, which gives hope to chief threats Yiengaa and Kurimu. The latter is feared most on her return to a sounder surface as Nigel Tinkler's filly is yet to place over 6f in four attempts.

KATIE G improved when opening her account on the all-weather at Lingfield recently and, in the hope that she will prove equally effective returned to turf here, she looks the one to be on. Yiengaa went down narrowly at Catterick last week and she looks nailed-on for another bold show, while Monkey Miss is also shortlisted.

It may be worth taking a chance with MONKEY MISS. The form of her Bath success on her penultimate start has worked out really well.

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17:10 Fairyhouse Stakes 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Successful in this very race 12 months ago, TANGO FLARE can repeat the feat. Down the field on his return to action in the Mallow Handicap, he put in a much-improved performance to finish fourth of 17 in a competitive affair on Guineas weekend at the Curragh. In calmer waters now, the 98-rated bay looks the one to beat. The likeable Warrior Brave won three times last season and is an obvious danger. However, he hasn't been seen since September and is sure to come on for the run. Dandyville is a dual C&D winner and warrants the utmost respect, while Sligo victor Her Ladyship and the Ger Lyons-trained Ragga Bomb could also get involved.

2023 winner TANGO FLARE confirmed himself back in top form with his reappearance run under his belt when a good fourth in a big-field Curragh handicap 2 weeks ago and that should have set him up nicely to repeat last year's feat. Warrior Brave, who was also successful on this card 12 months ago, and Dandyville head up the dangers.

C&D winner TANGO FLARE looks to have a major chance here on the back of a good run in a premier handicap last time

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17:20 Clonmel Maiden Chase 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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BUA BOY returned from a 639-day absence last December and showed encouragement on his chase debut at Wexford recently. Rated 130 in Ireland at his peak in 2022 and a former Galway festival winner, he is probably no longer the force of old but has been allowed him into this 0-116 event and he is well suited by good ground and this distance. Walnut Beach's two wins have come from 46 career starts but is also suited by this distance and is ground-versatile. He has been beaten in six chases but has run well in smart races. Action Motion ran well in a recent hurdle and while similarly ground-versatile, has won just once from 29 runs and debuts over fences.

WALNUT BEACH has more experience than most in this sphere (runner-up twice last summer), so Patrick Flynn's 7-y-o looks the one to beat arriving fit from a couple of spins on the level. He can get the better of Bua Boy, who showed aptitude for chasing when fifth at Wexford just under 3 weeks ago, with chasing debutantes Faux Fur and Red Ball of Fire taken to fight out third spot.

A chance is taken on chasing debutant ZOLPHARINE whose half-sister was a smart chaser and he could make them all go if finding a rhythm

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17:28 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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VIRTUAL HUG met trouble at a vital point at Bath last time and did well to occupy the runner-up berth. The son of Buratino is only 1lb higher for that effort and he could prove very hard to beat with a clearer passage this time around. Just Hiss overcame his slow start to finish a fair fourth in this grade over 1m2f at Ripon last month and he should remain competitive off 1lb lower, while Bloodhound is another to keep an eye on.

Plenty with claims here but SISTERANDBROTHER looked unlucky not to score at Doncaster last week and still looks on a workable mark. He gets the nod. Clifftop Heaven and Virtual Hug head the list of dangers.

The Wolverhampton regulars Clifftop Heaven, and Virtual Hug make the shortlist, but the preferred choice is SISTERANDBROTHER.

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17:40 Fairyhouse Handicap 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A wide-open contest, with all eight runners capable of making an impact. While she has plenty to find on ratings, AMANIRENAS appeals at the bottom of the handicap. The War Command five-year-old clearly acts well around Fairyhouse and is two from three at the Co Meath venue, with her latest success coming just over a week ago. Tough Talk has three solid efforts to his name so far this campaign and would be a deserving winner, while the Noel Meade-trained Desert Haven is another leading hope. Adrian McGuinness saddles both Hightimeyouwon and Current Option and the battle-hardened duo, who have won 14 races between them, warrant respect.

DESERT HAVEN has made a solid start to the season, scoring at Leopardstown prior to finding just one too good off this mark upped to a mile at Naas. This drop back to 7f will be no bad thing and he landed a C&D maiden on his sole previous visit here last summer. Tough Talk rates the main danger, though Lexington Dash could also have a part to play if fully tuned-up following 11 months off.

With an unchanged mark after finishing second at Naas, previous C&D winner DESERT HAVEN could be the one to be on here

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17:45 Bath Stakes (Class 6) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZING UP wasn't disgraced when she finished fourth on her return to action at Windsor last month and she is joint top-rated in this field with an official figure of 50. Tom Ward's filly looks well placed to get her head back in front, with her main threat possibly We're Reunited, who reached the frame over track and trip last time. Of the remainder, Glamorous Star makes the most appeal.

MIDNIGHT FLAME can perhaps be excused her mid-field effort in handicap company a fortnight ago given she was shuffled back and having been placed 4 times prior to that, she's definitely in better form than most of these. She gets the tentative nod to shed her maiden status, with Zing Up and Mintana a couple of threats.

We're Reunited is better drawn this time but the vote goes to NEPTUNE LEGEND, who did well in the circumstances last time.

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17:50 Clonmel Handicap Chase 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Both of PRINCE OF AIR's previous wins have come at Tramore and can follow up his April success, despite having been raised 7lb. His initial win was gained on soft ground last August but is generally at his best on summer ground and remains open to some further progression on this his sixth start over fences. Golden Sandbanks hasn't run over fences since August but has won twice from six chase runs, although has plenty weight under his 4lb claimer. Frustrating Pont Audemer hasn't won since January 2023 but while he wasn't beaten too far at Tipperary last month, cheekpieces are now applied for the first time.

In a race in which several have lots to prove, PRINCE OF AIR very much rates the percentage play on the back of a career-best victory. Golden Sandbanks can give it another good go returned to the larger obstacles, with Druim Samhraidh another to consider despite coming to chasing very late in the day.

He'll handle the ground and is unexposed compared to most of these so PONT AUDEMER can land this having shaped better at Tipperary

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17:58 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Sunbelt hasn't been seen since scoring on her debut over a mile at Yarmouth in October 2022, so it will be interesting to see how she fares in the market on her return. However, the vote goes to the race-fit SUBSEQUENT, who took a big leap forward from his debut effort to take the silver medal over 1m2f at Salisbury last month, shaping as if this step up in trip would be a good move. With further progression, the son of Galileo could prove very hard to beat. Inner Peace isn't out of it in first-time cheekpieces.

GULF LEGEND made a promising reappearance when third at Newbury last month, form boosted by the runner-up winning next time, and he can continue his progression to open his account. Subsequent also improved from his debut when runner-up at Salisbury 22 days ago and could be the main danger, ahead of Inner Peace.

One of several potential improvers is SUBSEQUENT, who went close last time and should be suited by this longer trip. He gets the vote.

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18:05 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Pink Lily displayed a willing attitude when regaining the winning thread over 1m2f at Bath a fortnight ago and she warrants respect in her current vein of form. However, the combination of a drop in distance and 4lb higher rating could prove the four-year-old's undoing, with LUNARIO shading the verdict. Alice Haynes' gelding was narrowly denied on the same card at Bath and compensation could await. Fascinating Lips could also feature.

PINK LILY arrives on the back of a career-best win at Bath 2 weeks ago, pulling clear with the runner-up under this rider, so looks a solid option. Outgun and Fascinating Lips remain on tempting marks and they head the dangers.

Lunario is going well at present but NIGHT BREEZE wasn't far off the latter at Bath and he's up in trip this time which can help.

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18:10 Fairyhouse Maiden 7f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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Irish Derby entrant GALEN should prove hard to beat. He finished second to subsequent Epsom Derby hero City Of Troy on his sole start as a juvenile, again filling the runner-up spot on his return to action last month. The Gleneagles chestnut should come on plenty for that recent effort, where he finished two and a quarter lengths in front of the 85-rated Kortez Bay, who reopposes now. An Mhi Abu showed plenty of promise when fourth on debut at Leopardstown and it'll be interesting to see if he can build on that fine effort. Out of a dual Group 2 winner, Shamshuddin probably wasn't suited by heavy ground when down the field at Leopardstown in October. A fine second on his penultimate start at Punchestown, he looks capable of making an impact here.

GALEN should be spot on after a solid return at the Curragh a fortnight ago and can get off the mark. An Mhi Abu will have learnt plenty from his encouraging Leopardstown debut and is feared most, whilst the consistent Kortez Bay is also likely to be on the premises.

It's hard to get away from GALEN who chased home City Of Troy on his only 2yo start and he can come on for his recent return

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18:15 Bath Maiden (Class 3) 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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GAP YEAR had Lady With The Lamp (third) just under a length behind when he filled the runner-up spot on his debut at Windsor last month and he should have plenty more to offer. With normal improvement, the son of Elzaam could prove very difficult to beat. Lady With The Lamp is likely to prove the main threat on only her second start, while Salisbury second Mister Mcgregor is another to note.

GAP YEAR was ignored in the betting but ran a race full of promise when second at Windsor 3 weeks ago. Sure to build on that, he looks the way to go, for all Lady With The Lamp wasn't far behind the selection in that aforementioned race. Juba is bred to be a quick 2-y-o so could be the pick of the newcomers.

Group 2-entered LADY WITH THE LAMP is fancied to turn things round from Windsor with Gap Year. Mister McGregor also has claims.

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18:20 Clonmel Maiden Chase 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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FARROKH showed big improvement to win at Tipperary in May and has strong claims having again run well on his Tramore chase debut subsequently. His initial form was poor but being an unexposed five-year-old, is open to plenty further progression and, at Tramore, was beaten by two more experienced horses. Inforapenny finished sixth in that Tramore race and while he is a fairly useful summer type, should struggle to turn form with the selection. Garde La Peche was a 170,000 pounds purchase following her debut point-to-point win and while her subsequent hurdles' form has been underwhelming, drops notably in grade and is further notably assisted by her mares' allowance and her rider's 3lb claim.

In an open-looking beginners chase it could pay to side with THE MASS PATH, who ran in points early in his career and is seemingly threatening to come good judged on his latest effort at Limerick. He can make a winning start over fences at the expense of Farrokh, who shaped well when third on his chase debut at Tramore last week. Warm In Gorey can edge out Garde la Peche for the bronze medal.

Charles Byrnes' yard is rolling along nicely and THE MASS PATH wasn't beaten far over hurdles last week; he can go in on chase debut

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18:28 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE KING'S GENERAL attempted to make all but faded in fourth in the closing stages at Nottingham on his latest outing and he now takes a step up in distance. With a change of tactics and the likelihood of plenty more to offer, he can take the step forward required to get his head in front. Move On In has been gelded since failing to justify favouritism when second over 1m here in September last year and he should go well on his return to the fray. Of the rest, King's Reign makes the most appeal.

KING'S REIGN cost a fortune as a yearling and showed enough in a pair of starts last season to think he'll do much better at 3 yrs. Hampden wasn't quite at his best in a York handicap last time but should be able to make an impact in these calmer waters, with Move On In and The King's General also holding leading claims.

This step up in trip could help the improving THE KING'S GENERAL take another step forward and break his duck at the third attempt.

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18:35 Goodwood Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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ISLANOVA went into plenty of notebooks when finishing a close-up second on her seasonal debut at Bath last month. The Sir Michael Stoute-trained filly looks capable of better and a breakthrough victory could be on the horizon. The main danger is the penalised winner D Flawless, who was quite taking when making all at Chelmsford, while the consistent Ghaihaban is also likely to be involved at the business end.

ISLANOVA had clearly learnt plenty from her debut when just held in a maiden at Bath on her return last month and the 5 lb she receives from penalised-winner D Flawless may prove decisive. Ghaihaban is best of the rest.

Bath runner-up ISLANOVA is a Frankel filly out of one Cheveley Park's best families and that latest effort was highly encouraging.

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18:40 Fairyhouse Maiden 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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OZARK DAZE is out of 2013 Irish St Leger winner Voleuse De Coeurs, with this step up in trip to 1m4f likely to play to his strengths. While no match for the impressive Jan Brueghel when second on his most recent start at the Curragh, it was encouraging that he drew clear of the third. Joseph O'Brien, who has won this race for the last three years in a row, saddles The Ginger Wizard. A solid fourth on debut at Dundalk in November, the chestnut colt is of definite interest, upped in trip and fitted with a tongue-strap for the first time. Out of a Group 2 winner, Oklahoma City is the only debutant in the line-up and he warrants the utmost respect, while Highland Bling is another that can make an impact.

Newcomer OKLAHOMA CITY boasts a terrific pedigree and it will be an ominous sign for his rivals if the market speaks in his favour. Ozark Daze deserves to pick up a race and will surely do so before long but he found an Aidan O'Brien-trained newcomer too good at the Curragh recently and, in Oklahoma City, he may do so again here. The Ginger Wizard shaped well on debut at Dundalk and is third choice.

OZARK DAZE (nap) has shown plenty in three starts this year and there's every chance that he can get off the mark now tried over 1m4f

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18:45 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Buddy's Beauty was in fine form when she was last seen in August last year, finishing a short-head second at Nottingham when seeking a hat-trick. If she returns in the same heart, she would have to be taken seriously. However, the vote goes to BEYOND EQUAL, who showed a lot more in a first-time visor at Chepstow and he ought to go close off the same rating. Recent course winner Symbol of Hope holds an obvious chance too.

BUDDY'S BEAUTY is a very low-mileage 5-y-o and while her fitness has to be taken on trust on her first start since the summer, this speedy mare can hopefully pick up where she left off. Symbol of Hope and Beyond Equal are in-form rivals, while Four Adaay lurks on a dangerous mark these days.

There's plenty of pace in here and it might just be set up for STONE OF DESTINY, who can go well fresh. Beyond Equal is next best.

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18:50 Clonmel Maiden Chase 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAG MAN was a 2022 Punchestown festival bumper winner and while it took seven attempts to win over hurdles, seems suited by summer surfaces and will be well schooled on chase debut - having also finished second in a point-to-point. Last summer's hurdling form was useful and he is well suited by this distance. Two of Ashdale Bob's three wins have come in Grade 2 hurdles but hasn't run over fences since December 2021. Winless since April 2021, he has contested many high-class races but nonetheless faces a stiff enough task on his chase return. Moonovercloon ran well in a Punchestown Listed hurdle last month and then ran well on chase debut, albeit in a lesser race, at Limerick.

ASHDALE BOB hasn't raced over fences since 2021 but he's established as a smart sort over hurdles and is fancied to outclass these. Moonovercloon's opening chase effort was promising and he's a threat, while Tag Man adds further intrigue to the race.

Having run two fine races since returning from a winter break, MOONOVERCLOON can come on from a promising chase debut at Limerick

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18:58 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A creditable second to a subsequent winner in the mud at Windsor last time out, SNUGGLE looks the one to beat on his return to better ground, having scored in similar conditions on his penultimate outing. Narrowly denied last time out and a three-time winner around here, Cold Stare must enter calculations, along with Ray Vonn, who regained the winning thread with a determined performance at Nottingham last month. Others to note include Minnesota Lad, Trilby and Vince Lombardi.

COLD STARE returned to form and hit the line strong at Hamilton 9 days ago and, if the pace is solid, he may be able to go one better in an open race. Ray Vonn is an obvious danger on the back of a reappearance win and Trilby is one to bear in mind dropping in grade.

Kevin Frost's HARRY'S HALO can reverse placings with Trilby from their April C&D clash. Cold Stare is next best.

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19:05 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although respected after scoring a shade cosily at Chepstow recently, a 5lb penalty may be enough to thwart Connie's Rose in her quest to land a double. The hat-trick seeking Rhythmic Acclaim is also sure to prove popular having recorded a brace of victories at Yarmouth in recent months. However, ALPINE GIRL finished second to a subsequent winner at Brighton last week and, racing off the same mark, James Fanshawe's filly makes most appeal.

RHYTHMIC ACCLAIM looks progressive all of a sudden and is taken to land the hat-trick having been well on top at the finish at Yarmouth late last month. Fellow last-time-out winner Connie's Rose may emerge as the main danger and So Sleepy is a player if she can bounce back from an excusable run.

The in-form Connie's Rose is sure to put plenty of pace to the race which should benefit likely late player RHYTHMIC ACCLAIM (nap).

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19:10 Fairyhouse Handicap 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Top-weight ALONZO looks the safest option. A brother to Group 3 winner Hans Andersen, the Frankel colt came in for strong market support at Cork in April, finishing fourth in the race won by subsequent Listed victor Birdman. The selection since made the breakthrough at Sligo and looks reasonably well treated off an initial mark of 80. Lady Doris is an obvious danger. Successful at Navan on her most recent start, she is upped in trip now to 1m4f and it'll come as no surprise if she manages to follow up. Cornahilt Soldier is another up in trip, just a week on from winning by seven lengths over seven furlongs at Down Royal. In truth, none of the seven here can be safely ruled out.

LADY DORIS has improved with each of her three starts in maidens, winning one on her turf debut at Navan last month, and she should have more to offer now upped to this trip for her handicap bow. She gets the nod ahead of Natural Ruler, who has been knocking on the door of late. Cornahilt Soldier was a stylish winner over 7f at Down Royal last week and it'll be interesting to see how she fares upped in trip here.

It could pay to concentrate on the top two in the handicap, both recent maiden winners, ALONZO preferred to Lady Doris

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19:15 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 14f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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TARITINO struck the woodwork over 1m4f at Chepstow last month, but he made no mistake when successful over the same track and trip just seven days ago. The way that Joe Tickle's charge won that day would suggest this extra distance will be no problem and, having escaped a penalty, he looks to hold strong claims. Recent Nottingham scorer Russian Rumour makes obvious appeal, and it would be dangerous to rule out The Pug, who has always shaped as if in need of a real stamina test.

TARITINO has been suited by going up in distance on his last 2 starts, returning to winning ways with a ready success at Chepstow last week, and he can score again as he goes further up in trip. The 4-y-o is taken to get the better of Cherry Cola, who merits consideration with her 2 recent runs behind her, while Russian Rumour could also be in the mix.

Taritino escapes penalty for his Chepstow win but this is a new trip and preference is for recent Nottingham scorer RUSSIAN RUMOUR.

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

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COSMIC BLIZZARD seemed to improve when racing on fast ground for the first time at Limerick last month, when he finished a close second to the in-form winner. His initial form was just ordinary and today he wears a first-time cheekpieces, but being a five-year-old, might continue to progress in summer chases, with today's experienced 5lb claimer offsetting his recent 4lb ratings' hike. Chainofconsequence finished third in that recent Limerick race but is 6lb worse off and has a more exposed profile than the selection. Barbaha Queen is 4lb out of the handicap but her rider claims 7lb and she has some consistently useful recent form.

A case can be made for lots of these but the vote goes to NOT MAY who is fancied to go one better than when a good recent Downpatrick hurdling second now back in this sphere. Cosmic Blizzard is feared most on the back of his good Limerick second, with Barbaha Queen and Kadys Dirha appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Having gone close on handicap chase debut at Limerick, COSMIC BLIZZARD can go one better today even though he was raised 4lb.

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19:28 Haydock Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ANANDA showed that the ability is still intact when putting in a strong runner-up effort on her return from a 611-day break at Doncaster last month. A mark of 82 looks manageable on her handicap debut and this daughter of Frankel may have too much for easy Chester winner Nighteyes, as well as the unexposed Cuban Melody, who got off the mark in taking fashion at Windsor last month.

NIGHTEYES confirmed her reappearance promise in no uncertain terms and marked herself down as one to keep on side when running out a ready winner at Chester 2 weeks ago, quickening to lead final 1f and drawing clear. Open to further improvement, she earns the vote to come out on top again. Ananda, Thursday's Child and Rock Melody head up the dangers in an interesting fillies' handicap.

3yos Cuban Melody and Thursday's Child are greatly respected but ANANDA brings untapped potential too.

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19:35 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Loaded Quiver placed at Salisbury on his seasonal debut and should make his presence felt. ROYAL VELVET found life tougher upped to a mile at Newmarket last time having earlier landed a double over this trip on the all-weather. She gets another chance back over her winning distance with Brandon Wilkie taking 3lb off her back. Maiden winner Crimson Coronet has scope for improvement, whereas Charlie Mason's success last month came over 6f on soft ground.

ROYAL VELVET's latest effort at Newmarket could be marked up considerably and she'd been thriving prior to that, so she's fancied to resume winning ways at the possible expense of Loaded Quiver, who ran well at Salisbury recently. Crimson Coronet isn't one to write off.

William Knight won this a few seasons back with his good horse Sir Busker and ROYAL VELVET returns to her winning trip.

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19:42 Fairyhouse Handicap 12f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A chance is taken on BARRYS ROCK in this wide-open affair. A maiden after 25 runs, the Haatef nine-year-old is difficult to fancy with any great confidence. However, he ran his best race to date when beaten by just a head in this very contest 12 months ago. That was the second time he has filled the runner-up spot at the Co Meath venue and with Chris Hayes a positive jockey booking, it'll be interesting to see how he fares. Elsa's Pride has some solid form to her name and is a more obvious contender, while Tasayad, Charlie Luciano, Lilac Lady and top-weight Darkenend others sure to feature prominently in the betting.

CHARLIE LUCIANO shaped better than the result over fences last time and is on an appealing mark returning to the level, so he gets the nod over Tasayad, who ran well in first-time blinkers and tongue tie last time. Elsa's Pride is another obvious player.

There was plenty of promise in ELSA'S PRIDE's reappearance and she ought to appreciate a step up in trip on quicker ground

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19:50 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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All of these are open to further improvement and Continuance, who bolted up over 1m2f at Chepstow seven days ago, appeals as a solid proposition, despite the penalty. However, it might pay to side with ALMUDENA. Sir Mark Prescott's filly showed promise across her three qualifying runs, but steps markedly up in trip on a potentially workable mark for her handicap debut and those factors are likely to spark progress. Cracker Star heads the remainder.

CONTINUANCE might have been a little bit flattered when coming off a strong pace to win by a wide margin at Chepstow last week but he's still potentially well treated under a penalty. Almudena and Battle of Omdurman are potential improvers stepping up in trip so are feared most.

Sir Mark Prescott's ALMUDENA has clear potential starting a new season. Last week's impressive winner Continuance is feared most.

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19:55 Clonmel Beginners Chase 23f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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SAM MAGEE won nicely over hurdles at Wexford in April and might make a winning chase debut. A point-to-point winner in 2022, his best hurdles' form has been achieved over staying distances and having been beaten by some capable types at Thurles in November, subsequently was well suited by Wexford's drier ground. Sea Aster has a light weight under her 5lb claimer and drops in grade, having run well in a useful Killarney chase last month. She has form over similar distances and is also suited by reasonable ground. Givehimthehonour finished second to the selection at Wexford and while he has wining point-to-point form, should struggle to turn placings today, being 6lb worse off.

The betting should reveal plenty but Henry de Bromhead's point scorer SAM MAGEE arrives in winning form over hurdles at Wexford and is taken to go in at the first time of asking in this sphere. Clifftop has the form to play a big part and is next on the list, while both Sea Aster and Solly Attwell can also have a say in a competitive event.

Though making his chasing debut, recent Wexford hurdle winner SAM MAGEE has won a point-to-point and that can help.

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20:03 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Charlie Appleby has won this race twice in the last three years with subsequent Group/Grade 1 winners, which means that ROYAL OFFICER has to be of interest. The son of Galileo was a 1,000,000gns purchase at a breeze-up sale in April and he is closely related to the French 1m3f Listed winner Hidden Dimples. Seagulls Eleven (second) was a place in front of Green Storm (third) when they met on debut over C&D recently and Hugo Palmer's colt could well confirm that form here. Best Adventure was another costly purchase at 650,000gns and he has to be noted, along with Aegean Sea and Castle Stuart.

The eye is immediately drawn to ROYAL OFFICER, who represents top connections and both his pedigree and price tag suggest that he will prove to an above-average newcomer. Seagulls Eleven is the clear pick of the trio with experience and he is feared, along with likely-looking types Aegean Sea and Best Adventure.

Charlie Appleby has saddled two of the last three winners of this race and his ROYAL OFFICER gets the vote.

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20:10 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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CABINET OF CLOWNS returned to action with good effort at Newmarket. He looks set to go close with that pipe-opener under his belt and his yard in good form. One Step Beyond also ran well when third at Ascot and the winner has subsequently gone in again to boost that form, but Botas has done most of his winning on the all-weather so far and Royal Parade might do better stepping up in trip.

SKYSAIL wasn't firing when last seen 9 months ago but he's undergone a breathing operation since and it's significant that he made a winning return over C&D in 2023, so he's worth taking a chance on. Last-time-out winner Botas is the obvious danger and Poetic Force isn't without hope.

His two wins have come in a change of headgear and now he goes in none, but the now-gelded SKYSAIL is still of strong interest.

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20:17 Fairyhouse Handicap 12f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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There is a lot of poor recent form on show here, with MEPHISTO the selection based on his solid effort at Navan last month. Fourth on that occasion, the three-time winner, will again be ably assisted by Colin Keane and it'll come as a surprise if he is not involved towards the business end in a contest of this quality. Chutzpal is of interest on his debut for Henry de Bromhead, while Liberty Looming warrants respect, fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Numidia wasn't beaten far when seventh at Naas in April and he should give a good account of himself, while others for the shortlist are Gardone, Hinemona, Dalvey and Elzaamsan.

It could be worth chancing CHUTZPAL on his debut for the Henry De Bromhead yard. Indeed, the 5-y-o is back on a winning mark and while his sole win to date was gained on the all-weather, he showed enough when third at Limerick last summer to suggest that there's a race or two in him on turf. Mephisto wasn't beaten far at Navan last time and he is next on the list ahead of Elzaamsan and Numidia.

NUMIDIA may be the one to focus on after two promising enough efforts this term and a return to further could see him improve

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20:25 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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GOLDEN PHASE relished the step up in trip when scoring over C&D last month and the Denis Coakley-trained filly has to be of interest off a 4lb higher mark here. That said, Lookingdandy is an obvious threat as he does not have to carry a penalty for his recent Leicester success, which means that he is 3lb well-in. Others to note are Manila Mist and Jimmy Mark.

Recent C&D winner GOLDEN PHASE has fewer miles on the clock than most and can follow up at the chief expense of Leicester winner Lookingdandy. Jimmy Mark also ran well over C&D last time and can complete the placings.

The consistent GOLDEN PHASE (nap) remains open to improvement over this longer trip as she bids to make it 3-4 in course handicaps.

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20:30 Clonmel Handicap Chase 23f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Clonmel Handicap Chase 23f Race Speed Rating Flow

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ONEFORTHEDITCH easily won a Ballindenisk maiden point-to-point on May 5 and should compete from her rating on chase debut. She had run well in some handicap hurdles last summer and while clearly no star, her recent 15 lengths points win was encouraging and is well suited by good ground. Dual handicap chase winner Stormy Master was well held at Limerick last month but that was his first run for 338 days. Last year, he returned from another 363-days layoff before winning at Wexford and is also suited by summer ground. Nine-time winning veteran Father Jed was well held on his most recent chase run at Limerick but just five days later, finished second over hurdles at Ballinrobe.

A chance is taken on CORKBEG, who ran quite well in a maiden at Tramore last week and remains unexposed over fences and over this trip. Father Jed and Definiteadare head the dangers.

A dual hurdle winner, including at this track, CORKBEG gave enough encouragement in a Tramore beginners' last week to get the nod.

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20:38 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:38 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow

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OLD COCK confirmed the promise that he displayed on debut when getting off the mark in impressive style over a mile at Ayr next time. Further progression seems highly likely and an opening mark of 77 may well underestimate him. Winter Life is also progressive and could prove to be the main threat, although Asimov and Amancio are also capable of going well.

Plenty of unexposed types in this 3-y-o handicap but it's one of the most experienced in AMANCIO who gets the nod to resume winning ways having found just one too good over C&D a fortnight ago. Normand Legend and Campaign Medal are both open to improvement switching to handicaps, so they can provide most resistance, while Devoirs Choice is another who shouldn't be underestimated after an eye-catching third start.

Amancio sets the standard on handicap form. The rest are less exposed and OLD COCK (nap), in particular, brings plenty of promise.

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20:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 12f Race Class Flow

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DANCING IN PARIS returned a clear winner back over this distance at York. He's clearly on good terms with himself and is worth sticking with despite a 6lb rise. Genesius has a bit more to find off his current mark having finished third on the turf at Lingfield, but he should still be in the mix, while Fiddlers Green's winning run came to end at Leicester and Vaynor makes more appeal dropping in class.

Having gone up 6 lb for comfortably landing a 20-runner event at York last month, DANCING IN PARIS looks the obvious answer to this easier race. Genesius is a danger and Vaynor is worth noting down in grade.

If DANCING IN PARIS is in the same form as at York then he should take some beating, and he ran well on his previous visit here.

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21:00 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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21:00 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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JOHNJAY arrives here on the back of two encouraging placed efforts in recent months and it would be no surprise to see him return to winning ways at a venue where he has a good record. Ower Starlight caught the eye when third over C&D a couple of weeks ago and should not be underestimated, while Rivas Rob Roy and Ravenglass complete the shortlist.

JOHNJAY was a good second in a better race than this at Newbury 3 weeks ago and gets the vote over Rivas Rob Roy and Ravenglass.

All roads lead to C&D winner JOHNJAY off the back of two solid runs this spring. Local Bay rates the main danger.

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Racecard Key

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

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How to use Tomform

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

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

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