13:40 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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CINQUE VERDE (fourth) had Storm Fox (sixth) behind at Doncaster by just over three lengths last time, when just fading in the closing stages, and he now has the addition of an eye-shield for the first time, which could eke out improvement to score. One to consider is Emeralds Pride, who filled the runner-up spot on her latest outing at Beverley and she should go well off the same mark.

EMERALDS PRIDE was back to her best when second at Beverley last week and is narrowly preferred to the well-bred Storm Fox, who is due to be 5 lb higher in the future after her fine Redcar run and sports first-time cheekpieces. Lady Lade is also considered.

Storm Fox is 5lb well in but JEANS MAITE (nap) could take some pegging back under suitable conditions.

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13:50 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Jeepydoff Meel forced a dead-heat for second in handicap company over 2m1f at Cartmel last month and a stiffer test of stamina can bring about further improvement for Philip Kirby's inmate. However, GAIUS finished a fair second over an extended 2m at Aintree most recently and the unexposed four-year-old just has the edge here, especially given he receives a weight-for-age allowance. It is difficult to discount St Patricks Bridge, though, who drops in trip having been tailed off over 2m6f at Ffos Las in April.

JEEPYDOFF MEEL sets a clear standard and, with a return to further sure to suit, he's difficult to oppose. Gaius is progressing steadily and rates the main threat, ahead of hurdling debutant Moonlit Warrior.

After a good handicap run on his British debut, JEEPYDOFF MEEL sets the standard.

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

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HAVANA HEAT proved far more competitive when runner-up on his handicap debut at Lingfield last Thursday and he should take some stopping now turned out quickly before his 4lb higher mark kicks in. Zous Baby also arrives in good form from the all-weather and Clive Cox's gelding is feared most. Wedgewood has yet to prove as effective on the turf, nevertheless, the daughter of Outstrip still makes more appeal than the remainder.

Despite still looking a work-in-progress, HAVANA HEAT displayed much more than previously on back of being gelded/switched to handicaps when just touched off at Lingfield 8 days ago. He can come out on top with the likelihood of more to come operating from such a low base. Zous Baby and Wedgewood may well emerge as the chief dangers.

Zous Baby and HAVANA HEAT both went close on AW at Lingfield last time and slight preference is for Charlie Hills's gelding.

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14:10 Thirsk Seller (Class 5) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tothenines is the top-rated in this contest and has to be considered, but SALEET just shades the vote for the Tim Easterby stable. She wasn't disgraced over this trip on her penultimate run at Ripon when returning from a break and she is fancied to record her second career success. Montelusa is another to note having just been denied by a head in a seller at Beverley last time.

TOTHENINES should be suited by the return to sprinting and sets a good standard on the pick of his form so is hard to get away from dropped into a seller. Saleet and One of Our Own are dangerous.

Tothenines is dangerous dropped in class but SALEET may quickly leave a poor run at York behind her.

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14:20 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 21f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A switch to timber could see Pileup bounce back in a first-time visor but, although not discounted, MAGNA MORALIA can get the better of him here. He was only denied by three-quarters of a length over C&D last month and he is taken to benefit from a drop in class from that outing, albeit off a 1lb raised mark. The reopposing Rory And Me is 1lb better off with his rival this time around and could have more to offer, though.

MAGNA MORALIA is proving a consistent sort and can gain a deserved first success for his current yard on the back of a good C&D second. Summergrounds appeals as a likely improver now going into handicaps stepped up in trip so rates a big threat. Course winner Misty Mani and the handily-weighted Sindabella complete the shortlist in an open handicap.

Handicap debutant SUMMERGROUNDS can show significant improvement now tackling a more suitable trip.

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14:30 Brighton Stakes (Class 6) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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MASTER SULLY was just denied here over an extended 5f last month and, with a return to this distance likely to suit, a first success on the turf could be on cards now switched to a classified stakes contest. Mr Fayez ran one of his better races when runner-up on the Lingfield turf last Tuesday and has less question marks to answer than most, while Bernard Spierpoint also enters calculations.

BERNARD SPIERPOINT was sticking on well by the end on his return at Wolverhampton 4 days ago and is sure to be sharper for the run, so he's selected to record a first win on turf. Master Sully and Mr Fayez are feared most.

This can go to MASTER SULLY, who was back at the top of his game with a near miss in a C&D handicap two weeks ago.

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14:40 Thirsk Stakes (Class 5) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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WIND IN YOUR SAILS took a step forward to only be denied by just under a length last time at Windsor, where she was just two and three quarter lengths clear of the third, so with normal improvement, she could prove very tough to beat. The main threat might be Mubhijah, who sets the standard with a mark of 79, while any market support for Metric should be noted.

WIND IN YOUR SAILS improved when second at Windsor, clocking a good timefigure in the process, and looks the way to go with more progress anticipated. Mubhijah boasts some decent form and seems sure to go well again. Navarre Express has more to offer also.

Navarre Express ran well in a hot race on debut but WIND IN YOUR SAILS has shown clear winning potential in her two starts.

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14:50 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 21f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fairly competitive event with several intriguing contenders lining up, including Grade 2 novice chase winner Hang In There, who finished a creditable second on his return to hurdling at Aintree last month. However, KING ALEXANDER returns to handicap company following a facile win over 2m4f at Ffos Las last time out. The five-year-old shaped as though he could be tough to peg bag in deeper waters, despite being 7lb above his last winning mark. Mullinaree landed a hat-trick at Fontwell most recently and adds further spice to the race now rated 2lb higher.

KING ALEXANDER arrives on a hat-trick and promises to do better still now switched back to handicapping, so he's preferred to Hang In There, who is well treated on chasing form. Luttrell Lad should benefit from the longer trip, so he seems likely to give another good account.

The unexposed and progressive KING ALEXANDER (nap) makes most appeal in this good handicap.

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15:00 Brighton Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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MASHADI has finished runner-up on all three appearances to date and the Richard Hannon-trained colt looks to have been found a suitable opportunity to gain a breakthrough success. Mammy should have learned plenty from her opening bid at Newmarket last month and an improved performance looks possible, but newcomer Budding Poet possesses a nice blend of speed and stamina in his pedigree and the son of Calyx may emerge as the biggest threat.

MASHADI has shown more than enough in 3 starts to date to think a race of this nature is within reach and he can put his vast experience edge over his rivals to good use and make it fourth time lucky. His stablemate, Commander Crouch, makes appeal on paper and may emerge as the chief threat.

This looks a good opportunity for MASHADI, who has finished runner-up in all of his three starts and sets a useful standard.

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15:10 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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JUST JANET returned to form when finishing second at Leicester last Tuesday and she looks the one to be with now turned out quickly off the same mark. Belsito could have some improvement in him on this step up to 6f and Kevin Ryan's three-year-old isn't taken lightly. C&D winner We'renotreallyhere has yet to post a bad performance at this track and he shouldn't be far away either.

GRANNY B could have a race in her and she returns on a tempting mark so could be worth chancing. Just Janet makes obvious appeal now fitted with cheekpieces after a good run at Leicester. Belsito is another to consider.

The drop to 6f and switch to handicaps could spark improvement from MOUNT KING and he gets the tentative vote.

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15:20 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Betty Baloo has found plenty of improvement since being stepped up in distance and completed a double over fences here last month. She isn't taken lightly now reverted to the smaller obstacles, but GENTLEMAN VALLEY had a subsequent winner behind in second when holding on to triumph at Warwick last time and Ben Pauling's gelding may have been let in lightly off only 3lb higher. Let Me Be is unexposed over this longer trip and also enters calculations.

GENTLEMAN VALLEY hasn't been harshly treated for last month's Warwick success and may be able to follow up. Betty Baloo has been in top form over fences and is much respected back over timber, whilst Better Getalong can also make his presence felt.

Thriving in chases here this spring, BETTY BALOO can make a successful switch back to hurdles.

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

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Runner-up on his last two starts, SUN FESTIVAL deserves a change in luck and he can get that on this occasion with conditions in his favour. The son of Toronado has not won since last April but he has the services of the in-form Neil Callan to call upon this time around, which may be enough to give him the edge. He can see off the likes of No Diggity and Persian Wolf, who has been in consistent form of late without getting his head in front.

SUN FESTIVAL has found only one too good on his last 2 starts so he appeals as the most solid option in a weak event. Persian Wolf is considered the main threat ahead of No Diggity, who moves up in trip.

The leading contender is SUN FESTIVAL (nap), who has been knocking on the door recently including at Windsor on his penultimate run.

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15:40 Thirsk Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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LAAKHOF escapes a penalty after completing a double in an apprentice handicap at Musselburgh on Saturday and Declan Carroll's gelding should take some stopping now turned out quickly before his 9lb higher mark kicks in. Imperial Khan himself is 5lb ahead of the handicapper after a recent success at Beverley and looks an obvious threat. Spanish Angel arrives in good heart and can chase the duo home.

LAAKHOF has made all in good style the last twice and can remain unbeaten for Declan Carroll with a third success. Imperial Khan is also unpenalised for his Beverley win and should be bang in the firing line again. Sugar Baby and Spanish Angel are a couple of others to consider.

Laakhof and Imperial Khan are well ahead of the handicapper but JAMES WATT takes a big drop in class and looks worth chancing.

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15:50 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 5) 19f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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CASA TALL comes with risks attached having not won since November in 2021. Nevertheless, the nine-year-old now drops in grade and he may have too much class for his rivals. Dindin failed to fire at Ffos Las last time, but David Pipe's gelding can't be ruled out judged on previous efforts and he's feared most. Finalshot has been given some respite from the handicapper on this reappearance and the veteran could also have a say.

CASA TALL took a step back in the right direction in first-time cheekpieces at Perth last time, unable to sustain his effort, so he can build on that run to return to winning ways dropped in grade. The main danger could be dual course winner High Noon, who shaped well after 12 months off back at this C&D 18 days ago, with Dindin completing the shortlist.

Well down in class, CASA TALL can win for the first time since 2021.

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16:00 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to look past GLENISTER, who like his stable has been in top form of late with a pair of comfortable victories at Lingfield. Being a son of Gleneagles, the switch to turf should hold no fears and he is readily preferred to Largo Bay, who may need a revival in form but does go very well around here. The well-handicapped Eton Blue has gone well fresh before and is also of interest.

GLENISTER has took his form up a notch recently, landing back-to-back Lingfield handicaps, and a 10 lb penalty may not be enough to anchor Sir Mark Prescott's 4-y-o. Eton Blue, a winner on his return last term, and last year's winner Largo Bay can give the selection most to think about.

Glenister has to be feared but ETON BLUE is an interesting alternative and Largo Bay is another to consider.

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16:10 Thirsk Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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KNIGHTSWOOD bounced back to form with an easy win at Ripon last week and a 5lb penalty may not be enough to prevent him going in again for his in-form connections. An unlucky loser when not getting a clear run over one furlong out at Catterick last time out, Robert Johnson looks to be his main danger, having won both starts previous to that. Franco Grasso has claims on his penultimate success at Yarmouth.

KNIGHTSWOOD won back-to-back races this time last year and can repeat the feat under a penalty for last week's Ripon success. Just Hiss caught the eye at Redcar and is feared most ahead of Robert Johnson.

This looks a good opportunity for KNIGHTSWOOD to follow up last week's Ripon success.

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16:20 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 5) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Both Copper Fox and HONNEUR DE SIVOLA hit the woodwork on their chasing debuts last month, but marginal preference is for the latter. Clare Hobson's charge is officially 3lb well-in and the six-year-old is expected to find the required improvement to go one better. Royle Steel has struggled recently, but, with cheekpieces applied for the first time, it would not be a surprise to see him take a step forward now switched to fences.

COPPER FOX matched his hurdling form at the first attempt in this sphere when runner-up at Stratford last month and, with improvement on the cards, Donald McCain's charge is fancied to go a place better with the headgear back on. Moore Clouds is proving expensive to follow but she can give the selection most to think about back on a sounder surface, with Honneur de Sivola rounding off the shortlist.

After a good chasing debut 11 days ago, HONNEUR DE SIVOLA is given the nod.

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16:30 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 2 Run Class & Speed Card

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Rivas Rob Roy struck over C&D last month by a neck and he has been raised 3lb for that display, which is likely to keep him in contention. However, preference is for SPIRIT WARNING, who shaped well on his return to action over 7f here and could take a step forward from that run going back up in trip. Roscioli is another to note as he takes a drop in grade.

GIRL INTHE PICTURE is a previous C&D winner who arrives in decent heart for a stable going well, so she's the percentage call. Rivas Rob Roy is feared most ahead of Spirit Warning.

In-form RIVAS ROB ROY is taken to follow up last month's C&D success. Spirit Warning is second choice.

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16:40 Thirsk Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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STALINGRAD may still be a maiden through 22 starts but his most recent effort when second at Catterick was highly encouraging and, if breaking on terms this time around, he should be able to go one better. Fiscal Policy is somewhat unlucky not to be arriving on a hat-trick and can give him the most to think about, along with Mumcat. Completing the shortlist are the likes of Dream Together, Kath's Toyboy and Show Compassion.

A tricky finale with FISCAL POLICY taken to follow up his Chelmsford win. Stalingrad, Show Compassion and Dream Together make the shortlist.

A low-grade finale. Stalingrad is interesting, but the suggestion is DREAM TOGETHER, who may well be rejuvenated by wind surgery.

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16:45 Fairyhouse Maiden 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ASCENDENT showed a likeable attitude when leading home eight rivals in a barrier trial at Naas last month and she could be up to winning this on her official debut. Owned and bred by Gigginstown House Stud, the Invincible Spirit bay is closely related to some smart French performers. The Caribbean is given second preference, despite failing to make an impact on his first start at York. A half-brother to 2013 Phoenix Stakes winner Sudirman, he should come on plenty for that debut effort. Duplantis and Imperial Magic represent Ger Lyons and Jessica Harrington respectively and they both warrant respect, while the twice-raced Prince X J is another that with claims.

It will look significant if IMPERIAL MAGIC is strong in the betting. Indeed, the Showcasing colt fetched €200,000 when resold as a yearling and an entry in the Group 2 Railway Stakes suggests that he's be showing the right signs at home. The Caribbean can be expected to build on his debut effort at York and he is feared most ahead of newcomers Duplantis and Ascendent.

There's every reason to believe that THE CARIBBEAN can leave the form of his York debut behind and progress to better things.

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16:50 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Belvedere Blast powered clear from the front when recording a nine-length success over C&D last week and though he demands respect under a penalty, another penalised runner, VISION OF HOPE, edges the vote. The daughter of Mastercraftsman remains unexposed in this sphere and should have more to offer following her recent Huntingdon victory, although Embolden, who finished behind her in third that day, could close the gap on revised terms.

Three of these are ahead of the handicapper, namely VISION OF HOPE, Clean Getaway and Belvedere Blast, and it's probably best to concentrate on that trio. The vote goes to the first-named, who didn't look quite so headstrong as before when landing a pretty competitive contest at Huntingdon and she again has the assistance of Harry Cobden. Both Clean Getaway and Belvedere Blast responded well to new headgear last week and the former is just about feared most.

There is plenty of commendable recent form in this field but VISION OF HOPE may be able to repeat the dose after winning at Huntingdon.

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16:55 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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QUEEN OF STEEL kept on for second over 1m4f at Brighton when making her handicap debut last month. She remains unexposed and, with plenty of improvement possible, looks to have the edge off a 2lb lower mark. Book Of Tales is likely to enter the reckoning in first-time blinkers following a string of consistent efforts in recent weeks, while Star is capable of better following his return effort at Redcar.

Brighton runner-up QUEEN OF STEEL appeals as the one to beat having been dropped 2 lb in the weights, with Book of Tales looking the best of the rest.

The late gains made by QUEEN OF STEEL over 1m4f at Brighton last time put her top of the list, ahead of Book Of Tales.

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17:00 Brighton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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The recent Chepstow winner MARSH BENHAM should have no problem handling this slight step down in trip and the four-year-old is hard to oppose off a 3lb higher mark. Queen Sarabi disappointed last time but is a player based on her previous placed effort over C&D. The rest all have questions to answer but Lucky Mascot is arguably the pick of them.

MARSH BENHAM resumed winning ways with a career best at Chepstow last month and a 3 lb rise doesn't look enough to prevent him from following up if turning up in similar form. Gnat Alley is capable fresh having won on her reappearance last season from a 2 lb higher mark, so she looks most interesting of the opposition.

A chance is taken on GNAT ALLEY back from an absence. Marsh Benham is second choice.

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17:15 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Even though TRAIS FLUORS hasn't scored in two years, the son of Dansili has been progressive this season and kept on for third at Windsor over a mile earlier this month. The nine-year-old can get the better of the unexposed Naasma, who reverts to turf off 2lb higher than when second at Lingfield recently. Nonsuch Lad was denied a clear run over 1m 2f at Sandown last month and makes plenty of appeal dropping in trip.

TRAIS FLUORS and Nonsuch Lad both caught the eye when finishing third on their latest starts and, while the latter is not passed over at all lightly, Jack Channon's charge looks ready to finally capitalise on the handicapper's mercy having shaped as though this intermediate trip would be probably be ideal when doing his best work at the finish over a mile at Windsor on Monday. Oh Herberts Reign has dipped to an attractive mark and is also accorded respect.

Most of these have chances but NONSUCH LAD did well to hit the frame at Sandown last time given his mid-race position.

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17:20 Fairyhouse Stakes 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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On ratings, My Eyes Adore You is the one to beat. The Profitable filly has just one win to her name from 13 starts, but has run some fine races in defeat, finishing second in Listed company at the Curragh last October. She was no match for Art Power in a Group 2 on her most recent start, but still finished a respectable fifth and had some smart types in behind. Gordon Bennett really turned a corner in the second half of last season, winning three of his four starts from July to September. Returning to action now, he could very well go in again. For a selection, it might be worth siding with OSTRAKA. Closely related to sprinting legend Osterhase, she impressed when winning on debut at the Curragh and it'll be interesting to see if she can back up that performance. Tango Flare and Queen Maedbh also warrant respect, while Vikki Wall looks out of her depth.

QUEEN MAEDBH is the pick at the weights and she makes plenty of appeal having finished a solid third in a competitive handicap at the Curragh recently. Next on the list is Ostraka, who readily belied her 50/1 SP when landing a maiden at the aforementioned course a fortnight ago and she is open to improvement. Gordon Bennett enjoyed a productive 2022 campaign and will also be a threat if ready to roll back from an 8-month break.

With progress likely from her striking winning debut at the Curragh two weeks ago, OSTRAKA can win again in this stronger company.

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17:30 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SYMBOL OF HOPE landed a double by a length and a half over course and distance last time out and is the one to beat here. He defied a 4lb rise from his penultimate success on that occasion and a further 5lb increase looks unlikely to hold him back. The reopposing Fair And Square is feared most, while Savalas makes some appeal off 6lb higher than when winning here in May.

SYMBOL OF HOPE has resumed in great order and is fancied to defy a 5 lb rise for his recent C&D success and make it 3-3 here in 2023. Savalas also arrives on the back of a C&D victory and is feared most, with Yimou looking set for minor honours once more.

Recent course winners SAVALAS and Symbol Of Hope head the shortlist. Yimou is third choice.

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17:40 Clonmel Maiden Chase 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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TOP SPEED was a debut point-to-point winner in 2021 and has useful recent form. He won in a first-time tongue-tie, which is now left off, at Down Royal and being in good form and proven over this distance and on a sound ground, should take beating with race conditions suiting, given he is rated 116 over hurdles. Desert Friend is similarly rated and while capable, is more exposed than the selection and was also well beaten on his recent chase debut. Dual hurdle winner Bonarc ran well enough at Ballinrobe on her reappearance and while she receives plenty weight under her 5lb claimer, might bump into one or two too strong. The Priests Leap was capable in the past but blinkers and cheekpieces have failed to work on recent runs although it is somewhat encouraging connections are persevering. Takarengo, third in the 2020 English Cesarewitch, isn't a natural jumper and was well beaten at Kilbeggan.

TOP SPEED upped his game to score in a novice hurdle at Down Royal and, as an easy winner of his only start in points, he appeals as the type to make a better chaser, so he's preferred to The Priests Leap, who is having just his second outing for Gordon Elliott. Bonarc is another one to consider.

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17:50 Goodwood Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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NEVER ENDING didn't do herself any favours when slowly away at Newmarket on her latest start, but the way she finished that race was eye-catching and, with improvement expected, she may be able to go one better on this occasion. Naomi Lapaglia should be more at home in this grade, having been outclassed in the 1000 Guineas, while Sunglasses looks to build on a taking debut success at Chelmsford last August. Bloomwithgrace and Platinum Jubilee cannot be ruled out either.

Having built on her 2-y-o debut promise when runner-up in a Newmarket maiden in April, NEVER ENDING looks the one to beat. The filly she chased home that day has since gone close in listed company, while the third won next time, so the form looks pretty decent. Naomi Lapaglia was biting off more than she could chew in the 1000 Guineas but she remains with potential and is of strong interest back in calmer waters. Bloomwithgrace is best of the rest.

A tricky draw asks a question of her but NEVER ENDING has clear potential after running so well in a good maiden at Newmarket.

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17:55 Fairyhouse Handicap 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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WARRIOR BRAVE and Secret Road appear the ones to focus on here, with both impressing within the last eight days. The Ross O'Sullivan-trained former landed a gamble at Listowel on Saturday and went up 10lb as a result. After finishing eighth at Naas on his penultimate start, Dylan Browne McMonagle advised O'Sullivan to run the selection on a track with a bend, to 'keep his mind occupied.' That theory was proved correct at Listowel and with another bend to negotiate here, he may just follow up. Secret Road was slow about getting to the start over the course and distance last week, but certainly wasn't wasting anytime coming home, as he blitzed his rivals by seven lengths. Up 15lb for that win, he still looks well treated on a mark of 73 and will be well fancied to go in again. Fourth and fifth 12 months ago, Dream Today and Ampeson warrant respect, while Hypernova might be able to make an impact in first-time blinkers.

The majority of these arrive here out of form but SECRET ROAD and Warrior Brave, easy winners over C&D and at Listowel respectively last week, are glaring exceptions. The former has inevitably been hammered by the handicapper for his 7-length success but he is appealing all the same. Master Matt would be a threat if back to something like his best, while an on-song Dream Today would also be in with a real shout.

Preference is for last week's Listowel winner WARRIOR BRAVE (nap) as he is still 10lb below his career-high mark.

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18:03 Bath Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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The vote goes to GLAMOROUS BREEZE, who finished well to score over this trip at Windsor last month. She is fancied to confirm form with Lil Guff, who was third on that occasion, but Richard Kingscote's mount can give the daughter of Cable Bay plenty to think about now 5lb better off. Amazonian Dream has yet to show his best in two starts this season and will need to find some improvement.

A case can be made for all three but GLAMOROUS BREEZE got right back on track with a fluent success at Windsor so edges the vote from Lil Guff who came in third that day and now enjoys a 5 lb swing in the weights. Amazonian Dream is weighted to make his mark too if back on song.

The very small field is an issue but the consistent GLAMOROUS BREEZE looks the most likely winner by some way.

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18:10 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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UNPLUGGED appeared to be an unlucky loser when runner-up at Pontefract on his return to action a fortnight ago and the seven-year-old is capable of going one better, despite being 2lb higher on this occasion. Aegis Power is likely to appreciate both a drop in trip and the application of first-time cheekpieces, while others to note include Captain Haddock and Restorer.

This can go to UNPLUGGED, who was unlucky not to score (denied clear run when going well) on his return at Pontefract a fortnight ago and remains on a decent mark. Aegis Power and Captain Haddock may provide the chief threat.

With doubts about most of his rivals this can go to UNPLUGGED (nap), who has conditions to suit and ran a sound race on reappearance.

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18:15 Clonmel Handicap Chase 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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COOLE ARCADE was reported to have suffered an over-reach when disappointing at Tipperary last month but is capable of better and is suited by this distance and good ground. Last summer's form was encouraging and despite being a nine-year-old, is lightly-raced and a little unexposed over fences and should improve from his recent Tipperary race, which was also his reappearance. Top Line Tommy won easily at Tramore and while he can cope with a 9lb rise, today's same rider is unable to claim 3lb and he would ideally prefer further. Berliet Express, Dreamsrmadeofthis and Name Me Famous are closely enough matched on a recent Limerick meeting, when finishing second, third and fourth respectively, although each has yet to win over fences.

TOP LINE TOMMY found improvement to open his account at Tramore recently and, if the race doesn't come too soon, he's well capable of following up. Berliet Express is a big danger on the back of a good second at Limerick and Dreamsrmadeofthis can't be discounted.

TOP LINE TOMMY will be hard to beat if he handles the drop back in trip after a career best win in a beginners' at Tramore last week

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18:25 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE PRINCES POET bounced back to form when an impressive winner at Brighton 10 days ago and the five-year-old is hard to oppose under just a 5lb penalty here. Pinwheel wasn't at his very best at Chepstow last time but he was placed on his two previous outings and it is far too soon to be writing him off. Concierge has been running well enough in defeat of late and completes the shortlist.

THE PRINCES POET banished memories of his very low-key reappearance at Windsor with a thoroughly decisive success in a Brighton handicap last week. If in the same form here, he will take plenty of stopping under a penalty. With star apprentice Billy Loughnane booked, Pinwheel could have a major say, particularly if reproducing the form of his penultimate start. Concierge continues to edge down the weights and is also worthy of consideration.

From a stable in form, THE PRINCES POET is going to be hard to beat if replicating his Brighton effort.

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18:30 Fairyhouse Maiden 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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With his rider claiming a valuable 10lb, PARADISE PERFECT might be able to make the breakthrough. He came home strongly over 6f here last Thursday and the step up in trip to 7f should prove ideal for the American bred colt. Rated just 1lb below the selection, The Franchise is given second preference. The Joseph O'Brien-trained bay was a solid fourth on his return to action at the Curragh last month and should go even closer now, fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Ger Lyons saddles two of the 15 declared, with Colin Keane opting to partner Banana Three. Third on debut at Dundalk in April, he was disappointing when 11th of 20 on his second start at Leopardstown. Hero Blues is the other Lyons contender, with Gary Carroll aboard this Saxon Warrior gelding. Fourth in a stronger contest at Leopardstown on his most recent start, he should be able to make an impact here. A brother to dual winner Aristovic, newcomer Capernoity warrants respect.

A case of quantity over quality with THE FRANCHISE selected to open his account with cheekpieces applied having shaped as if better for the run after 8 months off at the Curragh a fortnight ago. Paradise Perfect took another step forward when runner-up over 6f here last week so he may emerge as the main threat stepping back up in trip, with Ger Lyons' pair Banana Three and Hero Blues another couple to consider.

Though his draw is wider than ideal, THE FRANCHISE should have improved enough from his Curragh comeback run to score.

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18:38 Bath Stakes (Class 3) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Revenue could be worth another chance having collided with a goose when third at Windsor on his second start, but he may struggle in giving weight to all of his rivals. Toca Madera shaped well when third here over 5f on debut last month and the extra furlong appears likely to benefit him. The vote, though, goes to EMPIRE OF LIGHT. A full-brother to the Mill Reef winner Kessaar, he can be expected to know his job and is likely to capitalise from a low draw.

TOCA MADERA produced a promising first effort and was noted doing his best work at the finish over the minimum trip here 2 weeks ago. This slightly longer trip will hold no fears and with progress anticipated, he could be the answer. Revenue's latest Windsor run can be overlooked and he's respected, with John Steed and Relentless Warrior also fancied to feature.

Top of the list is TOCA MADERA, who made a very promising debut over the bare 5f on fast ground here a fortnight ago.

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18:45 Haydock Stakes (Class 3) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ruling Dynasty got off the mark at the second time of asking at Newcastle in October at prohibitive odds. However, with his stable under a cloud at present and the fact the son of Night Of Thunder has to give 21lb and upwards to the rest of the field means he is worth opposing. The vote, therefore, goes to KING OF THE PLAINS, who was just denied on his second start at Yarmouth last week and the son of Roaring Lion is taken to go one better. Cosmic Soul is open to improvement, while Governor Of India is exceptionally bred, being out of a Prix de Diane winner like the selection, and has to be respected on his racecourse bow.

KING OF THE PLAINS wasn't beaten far at Yarmouth last week and appeals as the type to improve again. He can open his account. Ruling Dynasty and Cosmic Soul rate the principal dangers.

This looks a strong novice event. KING OF THE PLAINS is taken to get off the mark after his close second at Yarmouth last week.

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18:50 Clonmel Maiden Chase 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLONDAW HOLLOW ran well in a recent chase and connections have found an ideal opportunity. He point-to-pointed successfully in 2018 and while he made his chase debut just this year, showed enthusiasm for fences when a runner-up at Kilbeggan, is suited by good ground and should cope with the slight drop in distance. Chase debutant Mr Saxobeat has bits of form in staying hurdles and has previous point-to-point experience. He ran respectably at the Punchestown festival in April but might struggle to beat the selection. Britza continues with his lazy running style but his runs this year have been very disappointing and will need more enthusiasm jumping fences for the first time. Indian Admiral pulled up last month although it was his first start for 571 days.

CLONDAW HOLLOW came in a good second at Kilbeggan on just his second start over fences and looks to have been found an excellent opportunity to go one better. Chasing newcomers Britzka and Mr Saxobeat appeal as the duo to chase home John McConnell's fairly useful sort in that order.

It's hard to get away from CLONDAW HOLLOW who has shown enough in two chase starts to suggest he'll have enough for these rivals

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

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ZOUKSTER has progressed well since beginning life in handicap company, finishing second beaten a neck at Wolverhampton before going one better at Salisbury, and he makes plenty of appeal under Billy Loughnane. Al Motasim was runner-up at Haydock on his latest start and is capable of progressing from that display. Fahari was seventh in the aforementioned contest, but she had been very consistent prior to that effort.

AL MOTASIM attracted support before shaping well at Haydock on handicap debut and, with more to come, he gets the nod ahead of recent winners Zoukster and Freetodream, who should both give a good account once again.

A competitive race but nothing appeals more than AL MOTASIM (nap), whose recent second at Haydock looks all the stronger now.

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19:05 Fairyhouse Maiden 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Bought for 250,000 pounds as a yearling and out of a sister to 2015 Coronation Cup winner Pether's Moon, ST VINCENTS GARDEN gets the nod. He made late progress to finish third on debut at Leopardstown last month and was then tried in Listed company at Navan. While he finished last of six there, he was little over two and a quarter lengths off the winner. Back in calmer waters now and encountering quick ground for the first time, the son of Camelot looks the one to beat. Joseph O'Brien trains the selection and is also represented by Ikigai Star and Sullivan Bay, who will both need to improve if they are to feature. Johnny Murtagh is double handed with Esquiline and newcomer Queen Lioness, with stable jockey Ben Coen aboard the former. Well supported on her most recent start at the Curragh, the French bred filly ran well to finish second and should be suited by this step up in trip. Votre Homme also filled the runner-up spot at Sligo last month and he has definite claims in first time cheekpieces. A solid fourth on debut at Navan, Van Demon is another leading hope.

ST VINCENTS GARDEN wasn't beaten far upped to listed level on just his second outing at Navan last month so, back in maiden company, Joseph O'Brien's colt is fancied to open his account. Esquiline took a big step forward 8 months on from her debut when runner-up at the Curragh recently and she may emerge as the main danger as her stamina is drawn out further. Van Demon and newcomer Queen Lioness can fight out third spot.

St Vincents Garden looks a nice prospect but ESQUILINE chased home a talented filly at the Curragh and she's preferred.

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19:13 Bath Stakes (Class 6) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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KRAKEN FILLY appeared to benefit from being ridden more positively when getting off the mark over C&D on her latest start and the five-year-old has been found an excellent opportunity to back that performance up. Bailar Contigo has been knocking on the door recently on the all-weather and commands plenty of respect, while the application of a first-time hood and stepping up in trip may aid the cause of What An Icon.

BAILAR CONTIGO has shown some improvement to hit the frame on each of her last 2 starts in handicaps on all weather, and given her low-mileage profile, she could be up to building on those efforts back on turf. Recent C&D winner Kraken Filly looks the main threat.

If her recent AW form can be reproduced on fast turf, BAILAR CONTIGO will be tough to beat in this grade.

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19:20 Haydock Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Peony shed the maiden tag when scoring at Wolverhampton last month and the daughter of Churchill is open to further improvement in handicap company. That said, a chance is taken with PALM LILY, who sports blinkers for the first time and may progress from her recent return to action at Chester. Absolutelyflawless and Silent Flame appeal most of the remainder.

SILENT FLAME arrives at the top of her game and can bag her second victory of the season. Absolutelyflawless is feared most.

Following her better showing at Wolverhampton earlier in the week CUBAN BREEZE is taken to get off the mark for the year.

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19:25 Clonmel Handicap Chase 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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FRANCOIS is a capable hurdler and competes from a favourable chase rating, with his rider claiming 7lb. He initially raced on the Flat in France, was rated 126 over hurdles last year and while well held in his most recent handicap chase at Cork, that was at a much higher level and recently returned to form over hurdles. Room To Roam ran well when last seen in February and being suited by good ground, should compete under his same 7lb claimer. Clody Valley was well held on his two most recent runs but makes his seasonal debut and is an able type at this level on summer ground. Lesssaidthebetter is 7lb out of the handicap under a 7lb claimer and was well held in the uncompetitive Bishopscourt Cup in April.

ROOM TO ROAM ran well at Thurles when last seen 106 days ago and he's well treated based on hurdling form, so he gets the nod ahead of Francois, who was third over hurdles at Down Royal last week. Lesssaidthebetter is another one to consider.

Slight preference is for WILLYWAMPUS who looked promising over fences last term and is on a fair mark for h'cap chase debut

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19:35 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of GRANARY QUEEN, who was narrowly denied at Bath last time out and should be suited by the extra half a furlong here. The five-year-old has gone well on undulating tracks in the past and is preferred to the likes of Kensington Agent, as well as Frankness, who hinted at a return to form when staying on late over this trip at Chester last month.

FRANKNESS has shaped better than the result from a poor draw on her last two starts and, down in grade, she makes plenty of appeal. Granary Queen should give her running once more but she needs everything to go her way. Royal Dress could also feature if she's able to put a blip behind her.

Andrew Balding's FRANKNESS has run quite well from tricky draws at Chester the last twice and can show her true colours here.

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19:40 Fairyhouse Handicap 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks a good opportunity for BLAZING SUNSET to double his tally. A solid fourth of seven on his sole start as a juvenile in a good quality Killarney contest, he made the breakthrough on his return to action at Sligo last month, comfortably accounting for 10 rivals. Stepping up in trip now to a 1m 4f, he has to contend with top weight on what will be his handicap debut. Dubawi Spectre has really been knocking on the door of late and is another being upped in trip. Beaten by less than a length on his three most recent starts, the Jessica Harrington-trained bay certainly wouldn't be winning out of turn. A Moment Like This is out of Stellar Wind, a six-time winner at the highest level in the US. A close fourth at Dundalk on her latest outing, it'll be interesting to see how she fares in first-time blinkers.

BLAZING SUNSET confirmed his debut promise when getting off the mark on return at Sligo last month and, with better to come upped further in distance, Dermot Weld's charge gets the nod to make a winning handicap debut. Dubawi Spectre has plenty of experience on his side, so he's put forward as the main threat, ahead of sole filly in the line-up A Moment Like This.

There should be more to come from BLAZING SUNSET and he can confirm form with Giselles Defence from last time.

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19:48 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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OUTRACE boasted a consistent level of form on the all-weather earlier this year and Richard Hannon's colt appeared not to handle softer ground when returning to turf at Doncaster in April. The drop back in trip is another positive and he is capable of bouncing back. Warren Hill is open to improvement following her third at Leicester on handicap debut, while King's Code, a stable companion of the selection, is feared in first-time cheekpieces.

The one who stands out is WARREN HILL, who shaped well from a less-than-ideal position when third on her Leicester return 2 weeks ago and appeals as the type to go on improving. Butterfly Effect could do with cutting out the tardy starts but is still second choice.

Warren Hill gave clearly the most positive performance in this field last time out but another chance is given to KING'S CODE.

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19:55 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A comfortable winner when making all at Hamilton last week, ABATE arrives in excellent shape and the step up in trip should hold no fears as he looks to notch up an eighth career success. Adrian Nicholls' charge should have too much for the capable Asadjumeirah, as well as Dark Side Thunder, who has won two of his last three starts but remains winless on the turf.

Having shaped well on his previous outing, ABATE resumed winning ways in good style at Hamilton 9 days ago and he can score again in his current form. Dark Side Thunder has also been going through a good spell of late and can give the selection most to think about, while Asadjumeirah is an interesting contender off his career-low mark.

Last week's Hamilton apprentice handicap winner ABATE is 6lb well in and can complete a double by beating Dark Side Thunder.

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20:00 Clonmel Maiden Chase 23f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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KILBALLYOWEN slips in under the radar for this 0-102 race and should benefit from stepping up in distance. A 130,000 pounds purchase following a point-to-point win for Enda Bolger, his racecourse form is largely poor but stayed on quite nicely at Downpatrick recently and this a weak race. Trendy Lady had useful maiden hurdles form last summer and while well held on most recent starts, should strip fitter following a recent reappearance. She has a hurdles rating of 100 and receives a 7lb mares' allowance. Emir De Rots goes well at this course and while lightly raced over fences in recent times, his 2021 chase form was ok and can place today. Points winner Bonne Derreen was well held over hurdles last summer.

Winning pointer KILBALLYOWEN made a promising start in this sphere when third at Downpatrick and can take a sizeable step forward to open his account at the chief expense of Trendy Lady, who rates the form pick of those with experience. Emir de Rots has been in good nick over hurdles and appeals as the best of the remainder for place purposes now back over fences.

Another step up in trip could be the key for point winner KILBALLYOWEN who showed improved form last time and he's unexposed

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20:10 Goodwood Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Age Of Sail is sure to prove popular after making all at Chepstow last Friday and a 5lb penalty isn't likely to prevent another bold bid, particularly as Gary Moore's inmate is 3lb well in. However, THE THUNDERER did extremely well to get up at Wolverhampton on his stable debut in April and, with the second and third winning since, a 5lb rise in the handicap looks potentially lenient. The in-form Later Darling completes the shortlist.

AGE OF SAIL made all with a bit to spare at Chepstow recently and, if he gets his own way in front again, he should prove hard to pass. Fellow last-time-out winner The Thunderer, despite his tendency to miss the break, and Later Darling is another one to consider.

A trappy handicap as none of these are overly reliable. Recent Brighton winner LATER DARLING could be capable of following up.

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

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A competitive affair to round off proceedings, with MISS UPBEAT the suggestion. She ran well to finish fourth in first time cheekpieces at Tipperary last week and might be able to go a few places better now. Celtic Revival just gets in here after being dropped 2lb for his latest effort at Gowran. Successful three times at Dundalk from January to March, the chestnut gelding is a leading contender with James Ryan claiming a valuable 7lb. Conor Stone-Walsh also claims 7lb aboard Scalor, who was placed three times on the level last season. The versatile Liz Doyle-trained eight-year-old unseated early at Kilbeggan on Sunday last and looks capable of making his presence felt here. A son of Frankel and a brother to Listed winner Franconia, Winterscape is of definite interest in first time cheekpieces, while Not Just Any Eagle and Romann are others for the shortlist.

MISS UPBEAT is less exposed than most and took a small step forward when fourth in a big field Tipperary handicap on her latest start 10 days ago. She could well be up to building on that equipped with first-time cheekpieces. Scalor, back from a stint chasing, and Celtic Revival head up the dangers.

An open finale. First choice is MISS UPBEAT who seems to be finding her level after finishing closer again at Tipperary.

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

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Course specialist BLUE HERO scored again here over 1m2f last time out and should be well suited by the drop back in trip. The five-year-old remains well handicapped compared to his old form and gets the vote ahead of Villalobos, and Bold And Loyal, who has been runner-up on two of his last three starts. Send In The Clouds is a player based on the pick of his form as well.

SEND IN THE CLOUDS is more consistent than most at this level which counts for plenty, so he's put forward as the answer. Blue Hero and Villalobos head the opposition.

Four-time course winner BLUE HERO (nap) can handle firm ground and is probably still on a workable mark after his recent 1m2f success.

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20:25 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The well-bred Ancient Wisdom cost 2,000,000 euro as a yearling and is bound to be popular, but the form of his stable is a slight worry, and preference instead is for CROWN ESTATE. A son of the French 1000 Guineas winner Castle Lady, he is bred to be at this best over a mile, but he may have enough pace for this trip first time out. Dallas Star and Victory Shout are others with strong pedigrees that could get involved.

An interesting field of newcomers, with preference for CROWN ESTATE who makes plenty of appeal on paper being the first foal of French 1000 Guineas winner Castle Lady. He is taken to make a winning start for John & Thady Gosden, though amongst the list of potential dangers is expensive purchase Ancient Wisdom, along with Victory Shout.

An illuminating novice, featuring an array of beautifully bred colts. The 2,000,000euros yearling ANCIENT WISDOM receives the vote.

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20:30 Clonmel Handicap Chase 23f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BAL KAUTO is related to Kauto Star and might do his bit for the family name in winning on his chase debut. Out of a maiden half-sister to the dual Gold Cup winner, his form last year was poor and failed to land a gamble on his first start for new connections in April but recently won over hurdles at Limerick and competes from his revised 90 hurdles' rating on chase debut, in a weak race. Chief Seattle won a similar race last September (beating Rule Of June into sixth) and should strip fitter following a recent reappearance run. Rule Of June has been running well recently and is race-fit while Rudy Catrail, a 12-year-old, returned to some form recently and can get involved.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and RULE OF JUNE is weighted to gain a second success in this sphere on the back of her good recent Tramore fifth. Bal Kauto has his first go over fences but is still feared most having landed a Limerick handicap hurdle last time out. In-form Chief Seattle is another who can have a say back in this sphere along with veteran Repeat That.

Not many arrive in-form and it may be worth siding with RUDY CATRAIL who wasn't beaten far last weekend and the longer trip will help

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21:00 Haydock Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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AL ALAALI has been runner-up on two of his last three starts and should be suited by the switch to turf. The three-year-old has the services of James Doyle to call on this time around and that may be enough to see off Fox Vision, who threw away his chance when hanging left late on at Ripon in April. El Jasor has claims if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate effort at Windsor.

FOX VISION has run to a fairly useful level when runner-up on his last 2 starts and appeals as the type to find improvement now going handicapping, so he could be ready to get off the mark this time around. Al Alaali ran well on his handicap debut last time and is feared most having been gelded since, with Pjanoo the pick of the remainder.

The vote goes to EL JASOR who ran well in a Windsor novice two starts ago and ought to prove capable of being competitive.

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