14:18 Perth Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEAUTY TO BEHOLD proved competitive when runner-up on her handicap debut here in May and appeals as the one to beat after wind surgery with a first-time tongue-tie. She has been steadily progressive and is fancied to get the better of hurdling debutant I Love My Baie, who can get involved now faced with a stiffer test. Happywifehappylife completes the shortlist on her return from a break.

NOTTODAYBOBO can improve on his opening effort in this sphere given his bumper ability and representing a yard with a tremendous record here, he could be the answer. Course-bumper-winner I Love My Baie, who is a brother to high-class French hurdler Hermes Baie, may emerge as the main threat.

Course bumper winner I LOVE MY BAIE could improve past some of these now that his attention is turned to hurdling.

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14:30 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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MY CHIQUITA ran below form when attempting to land a hat-trick of victories at Windsor on Monday, but the four-year-old is expected to return to form in a contest that doesn't appear to have much depth on paper. Oriental Art was third on the same card earlier in the week and is likely to be the main threat, while Bunker Bay is back on the mark off which he finished second here in May.

Tricky stuff with BUNKER BAY chanced in a re-fitted hood having gone close with it on here on his return. My Chiquita could be next best.

After an effort that felt too bad to be true last time, MY CHIQUITA is taken to bounce back to winning form.

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14:40 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TYPICAL WOMAN has put in solid displays the last twice, with her latest effort coming at Southwell when she was a close-up fourth and she is able to compete off 1lb lower now. With the booking of William Buick a major plus, she looks the one to side with. If Page Three breaks better than she did at Wolverhampton, she will give herself more of a chance and could be on a good mark for her return to the turf. Spring Glow is tried in a first-time hood after failing to justify favouritism at Salisbury.

An open-looking event with the vote going to SWEET FANTASY, a consistent sort, who hasn't had many tries at this trip and seems likely to bounce back to her best with a recent run under her belt. Typical Woman and Candy Shack are a couple of potential threats.

The first-time hood could be a big positive for CANDY SHACK and this lightly raced 4yo earns the vote in the hope she settles better.

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14:48 Perth Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 24f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BABY JANE continued her resurgence when recording a second successive victory at Uttoxeter and the eight-year-old may make light work of another 5lb rise in her current mood. Sea Prince offered much more encouragement when runner-up over C&D last month and is a likely threat after receiving only a 1lb increase in the ratings. It's too early to be writing beaten Ffos Las favourite Hungry Hill off and he warrants respect too.

BABY JANE is an improved model at the age of 8 and looks up to completing the hat-trick having scored with a bit more in hand than the winning margin implies on her most recent outing. Ultra Violet and Sea Prince head the opposition.

Sea Prince is solid after his recent second here and so too is BABY JANE, who beat an in-form rival last time.

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15:00 Yarmouth Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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The newcomers warrant the most attention with EULACE PEACOCK appealing most on paper. A 500,000gns purchase at Tattersalls Book 1, his dam is closely related to black-type performers, including the dam of Magna Grecia and St Mark's Basilica, and Andrew Balding's colt is likely to prove very popular on his racecourse bow. Tchaikovsky represents top connections and is of interest along with Power Mode and Cover Point.

This is likely to go to a newcomer, with 500,000 gns yearling EULACE PEACOCK getting the vote ahead of Cover Point and Tchaikovsky before any market clues.

The form on offer is fairly ordinary. EULACE PEACOCK, Cover Point, Tchaikovsky and Power Mode are interesting newcomers.

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15:10 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Four Adaay was all out to score by a nose at Newmarket, justifying strong market support, and she looks a player again off 2lb higher. However, preference is for STONE CIRCLE, who bounced back to form to be beaten less than a length into second at Salisbury, and he can capitalise on the drop in class. The consistent Refuge isn't out of it either after his runner-up effort at Hamilton.

STONE CIRCLE bounced back to his recent best when runner-up at Salisbury last week and a reproduction of that form could be good enough to see him resume winning ways. Refuge and Leodis Dream head the dangers.

A wide draw proved tough for GUSTAV GRAVES at Wolverhampton last time but he was running really well previously and is the pick today.

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15:18 Perth Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was a lot to like about PEARL OF THE WEST's second-placed effort in a beginners chase at Wexford recently and the John McConnell-trained nine-year-old could go one place better on this switch to a handicap. Mulberry Hill likely has more to offer in this sphere too and isn't taken lightly now reverting to the larger obstacles. Fruit Blossom is another to consider on her chasing debut.

MULBERRY HILL would probably have finished second with a clear round on chase debut in May and having shaped pretty well back over timber since, she's worth another chance returned to fences. Pearl of The West and Champ de Gane head the opposition.

It wouldn't be a surprise to see any of the five win. MULBERRY HILL had every chance when falling on her chase debut at Ludlow.

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15:30 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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DARK GOLD had a string of four runs in quick succession during the winter, with his best effort coming when fifth at Lingfield in January, and a wind operation ahead of his handicap bow makes him of significant interest. Zafaan got off the mark at the fifth time of asking at Doncaster in May and the addition of a hood may elicit further progression. Recent C&D winner Corporate Raider and Lost In Time complete the shortlist.

DARK GOLD could prove a different proposition now switched to handicaps and is taken to open his account. Zafaan and Lost In Time look the likeliest dangers.

Granted another easy lead, CORPORATE RAIDER may be capable of following up his C&D success. Zafaan is second choice.

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15:40 Haydock Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Royal Elysian shaped with plenty of encouragement when chasing home exciting subsequent Listed scorer Star Of Mystery here, with Elinor Dashwood back in fourth, and that just about sets the standard. However, a chance can be taken on SUMMIT, who is a sister to this year's Craven winner Indestructible and the 320,000gns daughter of Kodiac could be up to the task on debut. Any market support for Wild Goddess or 200,000gns purchase Salaamaat would be worth noting.

Those with experience don't set a tall standard so it could pay to side with one of newcomers in the shape of SUMMIT. A sister to this year's Craven winner Indestructible, she represents the powerful William Haggas stable and a bold showing can be anticipated on debut. Similar comments apply to Godolphin debutante Wild Goddess and she's shortlisted also. Of those with experience Jakima and Royal Elysian should progress. Salaamaat is another newcomer to monitor.

Charlie Appleby's 2yos are in fine form and WILD GODDESS is taken to make a winning debut. Royal Elysian is feared most.

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15:48 Perth Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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CAPTAIN ZEBO ran with credit in third when attempting to complete a Hexham brace in a class 3 handicap over 2m4f and he competes off the same rating here, with the return to 2m also in his favour. Well Planted had a go on the Flat on his latest outing, failing to beat a rival home at Musselburgh, but he is better judged on his previous third over C&D, while Zabeel Champion could also get involved.

A few with chances but ZABEEL CHAMPION should prove well suited by this return to 2m and can capitalise on a reduced mark at the chief expense of in-form veteran Captain Zebo. Darkest Day wasn't at his best over C&D last time but is the sort to bounce back so he cannot be discounted along with C&D winner Well Planted.

Jonjo O'Neill's ZABEEL CHAMPION (nap) should be very competitive at this level off his current mark and he has a good record when fresh.

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16:00 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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PANNING FOR GOLD takes a step up in class having notched up back-to-back successes recently, but the manner in which he won at Brighton last time suggests David Simcock's charge can handle a further 7lb hike in the weights. Roman Dynasty is 4lb well-in under a penalty having romped home at Nottingham a week ago, and he must be taken seriously. The consistent Lordsbridge Girl is fancied to chase them home.

Nottingham winner ROMAN DYNASTY looks well in under a 5 lb penalty and is taken to follow up. Panning For Gold and Lordsbridge Girl are feared most in what looks a competitive affair.

There should be more to come from PANNING FOR GOLD who is taken to complete a hat-trick. Monopolise is second choice.

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16:10 Haydock Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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KHUNAN struggled out in Bahrain over the winter, but made a pleasing enough return to the UK when finishing a creditable fourth at Wolverhampton. Richard Fahey's gelding was competing off significantly higher marks this time last year, and he would appear to hold solid claims back on the grass. Silent Flame continues to run well and must go on the shortlist, while first-time cheekpieces could spark an improved performance from Significantly.

SIGNIFICANTLY has tumbled down the weights and showed more encouraging signs when fourth on return/yard debut at Ayr (6f) during May. Just the type his stable do well with, he could be worth chancing to build on that from this career-low mark. Gis A Sub was below his best at York but is another potentially well treated if things click again and is one to monitor. Mojomaker and Silent Flame also make each-way appeal.

There have been several success stories for Julie Camacho this season and the next could be SIGNIFICANTLY (nap).

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16:18 Perth Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SPARK OF MADNESS seemed to very much appreciate the step up to 3m for the first time at Hexham, staying on strongly to claim second, and that was in a slightly higher grade than this so he boasts leading claims of going one better with Brian Hughes in the plate. The main threat might be Prince Cleni, who struck by six lengths at Southwell and should be on the premises again, even after a 6lb rise. Call Of The Loon isn't discounted either.

PRINCE CLENI improved for a tongue strap when scoring at Southwell last month and, with few miles on the clock, he can do enough to defy a rise at the likely expense of Limerick Leader, who has taken well to chasing. Call of The Loon, a stablemate of the selection, is also worth considering.

The eyes are drawn to the lightly raced PRINCE CLENI on the back of his career-best win at Southwell.

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16:25 Bellewstown Maiden 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Just half a length separated Lady Craftsman and SUN NEVER SETS when the pair both made their debut behind Snellen at Limerick last month. The winner gave the form a big boost at Royal Ascot and Joseph O'Brien's charge is now fancied to reverse the places. The penny really dropped for the American-bred filly when eating up ground inside the final furlong and she should relish this step up in trip. Asian Daze also put in her best work at the finish on debut at Cork last month and is another that should progress over this extra distance, while Tartaraghan also made a bright start at Down Royal.

SUN NEVER SETS wasn't given a hard time starting out at Limerick 3 weeks ago and sure to have derived plenty from that, a leap forward would come as no surprise. Lady Craftsman also shaped with promise starting out at Limerick so she's feared, along with Asian Daze.

Preference is for ASIAN DAZE who caught the eye finishing strongly over 6f at Cork and who should relish this longer trip

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16:30 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Shorts On is taken to confirm the form of his recent course success with Brazen Arrow (second), but THE COLA BRASIL (third) has a live chance of beating the pair of them given he is 4lb better off with the winner and meets the runner-up on 1lb better terms as well. The selection caught the eye with a strong finish that day and he is taken to go well on just his second start for Henry Spiller now under a 7lb claimer.

THE COLA BRASIL ran creditably on his stable debut when third at this C&D 3 weeks ago, so he is taken to build on his latest effort and record a first win of the year. Lord Cherry has been in good form on the all-weather and, having finished runner-up here last year, can go well again back on turf, while More Than A Grey could fare better with a hood now applied.

A chance is taken on MORE THAN A GREY, who could prove well treated if he settles better in the hood. Apex is second choice.

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16:45 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Charlie Appleby team has found form in recent weeks and HIDDEN PASS could provide the Newmarket handler with more success. A 400,000-euro purchase at the Arqana May Breeze-Up sales, the son of Dubawi is related to plenty of smart types and appeals as a likely player on debut. Charlie Hills is doubly represented and Night Of Thunder colt Murashah might be his leading hope. Juantorena can improve on his Newbury fourth and also makes the shortlist.

The market should reveal plenty but Charlie Appleby's Dubawi newcomer HIDDEN PASS is bred to be useful so can make a winning start at the chief expense of Juantorena who made a promising start when fourth at Newbury and seems sure to go forward. Other debutants Murashah and Tribal Rhythm are in good hands and appeal on paper so warrant plenty of respect too in an intriguing novice.

Preference is for the Godolphin newcomer HIDDEN PASS, who cost 400,000euros at the Arqana breeze-ups in May.

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16:50 Perth Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOBBY SOCKS recorded a smooth success to go in by three lengths at Southwell on only his third start in handicap company and with the potential to improve further, he looks very much the one to beat. Haribo Collonges has had a wind operation since he was last seen, when third over C&D, and he could get into contention along with Go Bob Go, who returns to the fray and warrants a market check.

It's hard to get away from BOBBY SOCKS, who carries no penalty for his recent Southwell success. Haribo Collonges is feared most.

The 8yo MALANGEN could go around here with his eyes shut and career win number nine is a possibility.

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16:55 Bellewstown Handicap 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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GOSFORD caught the eye on his handicap debut at Gowran Park last month and should have enough scope for improvement to defy a 5lb rise in the ratings. The Eddie Lynam-trained gelding had the consistent Master Garvey nearly two lengths back in third at Gowran and that rival has since gone close at Limerick. Hope And Innocence probably found six furlongs too sharp at the Curragh last time and is bred to appreciate this step up in trip on her first start in handicap company. Fleetfootsoldier has yet to race on turf but scored over this trip at Dundalk this spring and went close to following up last time.

A fiendishly competitive contest in which the suggestion is MASTER GARVEY, who ran up to best when going down by just a head at Limerick just under a fortnight ago and can belatedly open his account. Gosford filled the runner-up spot on his handicap debut recently and he's fancied to be in the mix again, along with Fleetfootsoldier and Turbo Sprint.

Having caught the eye finishing strongly into second at Gowran, GOSFORD (nap) should relish this longer trip and gets the vote

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17:00 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARRY WITH STYLE appeared to relish the return to sprinting when winning a competitive Bath event in good style three months ago. Raised 10lb for that success, John Ryan employs the services of capable apprentice Adam Treacy, so he might be capable of following up after a short break. Only narrowly denied in a classified event last month, Kodi Dancer should be thereabouts along with Suanni.

This can go to KODI DANCER, who looked an unlucky loser (met some trouble) at Ffos Las last time and figures off a handy mark. Jacquelina and Harry With Style can also make their presence felt.

Off a workable mark KODI DANCER (nap) gets the vote back at handicap level. Harry With Style is second choice.

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17:05 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Symbol of Hope and Level Up both merit plenty of respect given their recent performances, but those efforts do show that they are vulnerable off their current marks. With that in mind, preference is for BLUEBELL TIME, who was not beaten far at Chepstow and catches the eye off a 2lb lower rating. Ray Vonn is another to note on his return from a wind operation.

This has a wide-open feel and it could be worth siding with PENGUIN ISLAND. She's gone close from similar marks previously and with the return to the minimum trip holding no fears on the back of a short break, it would come as no surprise to see make a bold bid. Symbol of Hope has been in good heart at Bath and is a threat, with Ray Vonn one to monitor also. Level Up completes the shortlist.

Level Up should go well in this bid to break his turf duck but BLUEBELL TIME may be ready to exploit her reduced mark.

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17:10 Tipperary Maiden Hurdle 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The annual guessing game in the first juvenile hurdle of the season with no jumping form to go on. DOCTOR NIGHTINGALE was placed in a 7f maiden at Gowran in May and the winner has been third in a couple of Listed races since. The half-sister to winning hurdler Doctor Churchill again ran respectably in a decent maiden when returning to Gowran last time and is sure to be well schooled. Spinning Web made a bit of late headway on seasonal and handicap debut at Gowran last month and merits consideration for a predominantly jumping yard. Show No Fear has been placed in a couple of middle-distance handicaps and is a half-brother to Flat winner and fair maiden hurdler San Martino.

No hurdling form to go on but DOCTOR NIGHTINGALE has shown some fair form on the Flat and hails from a top yard so is taken to emerge on top. Both Show No Fear and Bedelia have also displayed a fair level of ability on the level and appeal as the duo to chase home Gordon Elliott's daughter of Make Believe in that order.

The one to beat is the Gordon Elliott-trained DOCTOR NIGHTINGALE after two good runs in Gowran maidens. She is sure to be well schooled

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17:20 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Precious little separated Dee See Are (third) and SLIPPIN JIMMY (fourth) when the pair met at Ayr recently, and both are fancied to have a say in proceedings once again. Preference is for the latter, who kept on powerfully from the rear that day and is likely to appreciate the long run-in. Where's Freddy didn't show much across his three qualifying runs, but the Lope De Vega gelding could take a step forward now pitched into handicap company.

A few of these arrive with a question mark against them so this looks a good opportunity for SLIPPIN JIMMY to resume winning ways on the back of a good Ayr fourth achieved off a 1 lb higher mark. Dee See Are could emerge as the chief threat now she is falling in the weights with handicap debutant Where's Freddy another who needs factoring in with improvement on the cards.

The attractively bred WHERE'S FREDDY has potential off his opening mark and gets the nod ahead of Dee See Are.

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17:25 Bellewstown Handicap 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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FINKE RIVER was cheaply bought unraced considering his pedigree and the Australia gelding scored in decisive fashion over seven furlongs at Dundalk last November. The locally-trained four-year-old ran a cracker last time but appeared to just find ten furlongs and the stiff finish at Navan too far in the closing stages. Init Together and Rampage filled the minor places behind Everylittlestep in a 22-runner 1m1f Leopardstown handicap last month, while Pink Socks is another for the shortlist. Tim Doyle's filly comes here in great form and her second to Kodiac Prince at Gowran Park last month has been well advertised since.

PINK SOCKS ran a belter when runner-up at Gowran 18 days ago and with the winner successful since, the form has a solid look to it. She makes plenty of appeal, with Sunset Nova and Rampage a couple of potential threats.

A wide-open look to this handicap in which PINK SOCKS may get her turn following a couple of good recent runs

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17:35 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLOVE HITCH is the first foal out of a half-sister to dual Group 1 winner Lillie Langtry, who is also the dam of Classic heroines Minding, Tuesday and Empress Josephine. The daughter of Siyouni cost 725,000gns as a yearling and it would be no surprise to see her make a winning start. Miss Show Off did not build on her promising debut when fourth at Nottingham, but it is far too soon to be writing Clive Cox's filly off. Magic Light and Leaves Of Grass are other newcomers who merit a market inspection.

Some appealing newcomers here, none more so than CLOVE HITCH, a 725,000 gns yearling for Juddmonte from a cracking family. She might be able to make a winning start under Oisin Murphy. Magic Light is another to note, while Al Hujaija could build plenty on her promising first effort at Haydock.

Miss Show Off is easily the best of the three to have raced but the eyes are drawn to the 725,000gns purchase CLOVE HITCH.

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17:40 Tipperary Handicap Hurdle 16f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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An expensive purchase after winning a point-to-point on debut, CALL HER NOW came back from a year off to win on her third hurdles start at Listowel last month. Out of a half-sister to Denman, she made all on that occasion and may be able to capitalise on an opening mark of 105. Big Island has won twice on the Flat and scored over hurdles at Galway in September. He ran well on the level at Limerick in the spring and wasn't beaten far when fourth on his latest start in this sphere at Punchestown. Frontline Worker was third on her first start of the year at Tramore and may be able to turn around form with the runner-up, Craic Eile, who has since been well beaten at Downpatrick.

CALL HER NOW looks to start life in handicaps off an attractive mark so is fancied to follow up her recent Listowel success at the chief expense of Punchestown fourth Big Island who is also weighted to have a say. In-form pair Betty Dutton and Frontline Worker appeal as the pick of the remainder for minor honours.

The answer could be the unexposed CALL HER NOW(nap) who made light of a 12 month absence to win a mares maiden at Listowel last month

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17:50 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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There is little to separate Serenity Dream and Mission To Moon on what they achieved on their respective debuts last month. Regardless, there are some useful newcomers on show and it may pay to focus on them. STAR RUNNER, a half-brother to recent Pretty Polly winner Running Lion, makes most appeal. Pursuit Of Truth fetched 165,000gns at the sales and is another who commands attention.

SERENITY DREAM represents a yard in excellent form and with above-average improvement forecast on this second start. he looks up to winning a novice. Newcomers may offer resistance with Maple and Pursuit of Truth of particular interest.

Those to have run could be capable of a lot better. SERENITY DREAM is a tentative selection. The newcomers must be given a close look.

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17:55 Bellewstown Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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BREEZY ZOFF gets the vote to defy top-weight. The selection won on testing ground at the Curragh last autumn but showed she's just as effective on a sounder surface when runner-up twice over this trip last month. Simply Sideways got her season off to a winning start when scoring in fine style at Gowran and has performed well since off a readjusted mark. She had Atbay just behind when placed at Listowel last time. Ferrybank made a bold bid from the front at Leopardstown and remains on a competitive rating, while Sadiqaa didn't enjoy the clearest of passages when runner-up to Sunset Nova at Down Royal last time.

ATBAY is a low mileage 4-y-o who may still have a bit more improvement in him, which can often count for plenty in a race of this nature, so he's put forward as the answer. Simply Sideways, Breezy Zoff and Sadiqaa all arrive in form and need considering.

Plenty with chances with SADIQAA getting the vote after appearing a shade unlucky at Down Royal last time when denied a clear run

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18:05 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOYFRIEND made a useful prospect pull out all the stops at Windsor and Richard Hannon's colt could be hard to stop with that run now under his belt. Array is the most noteworthy newcomer being out of Frankel's Listed-winning half-sister Joyeuse, who has already produced the Group 1-placed pair Maximal and Jubiloso. Starlust struck at Chelmsford but even just a 3lb penalty for that success could leave him vulnerable, while any market support for Indian Run or Navy Jack would have to be noted.

This can go the way of BOYFRIEND, who was sent off an unconsidered 20/1 shot at Windsor on debut last month but shaped with plenty of encouragement in pulling clear with one with experience (and who has won again subsequently). Richard Hannon's colt can get the better of Starlust, who scored second time up at Chelmsford recently and is open to further progress. Array and Navy Jack are both interesting newcomers and they can do battle for third spot.

Starlust is capable of better but the concession of weight to the promising BOYFRIEND may prove beyond him.

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18:15 Tipperary Conditions Hurdle 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHARJAH is probably on the wane to some extent and hasn't won since landing the Grade 1 Matheson Hurdle for the fourth year running at Leopardstown in 2021. He's still hard to ignore in this company, though, after chasing home Constitution Hill at Aintree in April which was on the back of a fine fourth under a hefty burden in the County Hurdle. Sole Pretender has won and finished runner-up in this and ran a cracker over fences in the Mayo National at Ballinrobe in May. He takes a big drop in trip but still merits respect. Fils d'Oudairies had the benefit of Danny Gilligan's claim when beating Cash Back at Ballinrobe and the latter may fare the better of the pair on this occasion with a nice pull at the weights.

Willie Mullins's very smart SHARJAH is favoured by these weights so is very hard to oppose despite a rare below-par effort when fourth in the Punchestown Champion Hurdle last time. 2021 victor Sole Pretender appeals most of the rest with Ballinrobe runner-up Cash Back and C&D winner Shanroe set to fight it out for minor honours.

Perhaps the answer is CASH BACK, who can turn Ballinrobe tables with Fils D'Oudairies on these terms on this more conventional track

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18:25 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kitty Foyle, a half-sister to the currently 100-rated Bay Of Honour, can't be discounted on her debut, with any support in the betting increasing interest. While SEA ME DANCE could prove vulnerable to less-exposed rivals, the daughter of Sea The Stars has shaped as if she could unlock some improvement over this stiffer test. It's Marvellous, Tarraff and Al Asmakh could all have a say too.

IT'S MARVELLOUS improved on her debut when runner-up at Newbury a month ago and, with the scope for further progress, she takes marginal preference over Tarraff, who is closely matched on form. Kitty Foyle is also one to note first time out.

Three have AW form that needs respect but the promise shown by IT'S MARVELLOUS at Newbury puts her top of the list.

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18:30 Bellewstown Maiden 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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G'DAY MATE looks the one to beat. The Jessica Harrington-trained juvenile showed plenty of speed on debut when runner-up to Gunzburg at Down Royal last month and the winner gave the form a very timely boost when beating all bar the odds-on Matrika in the Group 2 Airlie Sud Stakes at the Curragh last weekend. West Of Wichita made a promising debut when staying on late over this trip on testing ground at Cork but may lack the pace of the selection having again finished well at the same venue when third to Mysteries over six furlongs. Breeze Up sale purchase Rogerwaswrong and Buddy Batt are two newcomers to note.

G'DAY MATE made a useful sort work hard on his debut at Down Royal 13 days ago and is selected to go one better with improvement on the cards. West of Wichita looks the other key player on form, though Coulstar shouldn't be overlooked having been held back by inexperience on her recent debut at Naas.

Having run a belter on debut when narrowly beaten by the subsequent Group 2 runner-up Gunzburg, G'DAY MATE should go one better

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18:40 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Baheer was well supported on his debut over C&D and ran respectably, despite being turned over by a 150/1 shot. That experience will have taught him plenty and the son of Mehmas is a serious player. Nevertheless, the in-form Roger Varian's MITWAA, a half-brother to juvenile Listed winner Mushir and King's Stand third Annaf, also has a striking pedigree and he may be worth chancing over a trip that should be ideal. Cynosure is another newcomer who appeals on paper.

MITWAA represents leading connections and there are plenty of 2-y-o winners in his pedigree, so a winning debut would come as no surprise. Count Palatine drops in class so has to be feared, with Baheer also of interest on the back of his promising opening run.

The well-related MITWAA is bred to sprint and he may well be up to making a winning debut. Baheer is feared most.

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18:50 Tipperary Maiden Hurdle 20f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE BIG DOYEN has been disappointing on his last two outings but the 125-rated gelding has been found a very winnable maiden as he steps up in trip. The dual bumper winner lost a maiden hurdle in the stewards' room at Punchestown in November before chasing home the useful Doctor Bravo at Down Royal. It will be surprising if he can't avail of this gilt-edged opportunity. Woodie Wango ran a nice race on his second start over hurdles when fifth at Punchestown and has a good chance of minor honours. In For The Night has run two fair races at Ballinrobe and is another who can contend for a podium finish.

THE BIG DOYEN's form is far in advance of what's been achieved by others and he's likely to shed his maiden tag after a break. Woodie Wang is best of the others in terms of ratings and winning pointer Gentle And Kind is an interesting Rules newcomer if able to take her chance (reserve at the time of writing).

He's spurned some opportunities in the past but THE BIG DOYEN will never get one as good as this and should be far too good

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19:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SAVVY KNIGHT overcame a wide draw when succeeding over C&D last month and a 5lb rise may not be enough to prevent the four-year-old from completing a double. Dubai Leader returned to form with a triumph at Beverley and is another to consider off only 3lb higher on this switch to Polytrack. Neandra enjoys a 5lb pull with the selection for just under three lengths and must also enter calculations.

DUBAI LEADER upped his game to score at Beverley last time and has the prospect of another soft lead, so he gets the nod over recent C&D winner Savvy Knight. Neandra is also considered.

The lightly raced Moving Light is feared but preference is for SAVVY KNIGHT (nap) who beat him and 12 others over C&D last time.

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19:05 Bellewstown Handicap 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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CURRAHEEN PRINCESS has gained all seven career wins over this trip and comes here in top form having showed good speed throughout when successful at Down Royal. The selection appears versatile in terms of ground conditions and won off this mark at Navan last year. Tai Sing Yeh won over this trip at Navan last year and went close twice over five at Dundalk earlier this year. He's generally been campaigned over longer trips since and could appreciate a return to the minimum distance. Inishmot Prince won three times over this trip at Dundalk last year but has yet to win on turf, while Collective Power has been in good form this year winning twice including on his penultimate start over five at Navan.

INISHMOT PRINCE needs to prove he's effective away from Dundalk but is difficult to oppose from a potentially lenient turf mark. Curraheen Princess retains handicapping scope on old form following a 6 lb rise for her Down Royal win and rates the main threat.

The form of his Fairyhouse second two starts ago was well advertised at the Curragh last Sunday, so TAI SING YEH is the selection.

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19:15 Newbury Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Secret Moment made a victorious return from an absence at Wolverhampton and is a strong contender off just 3lb higher, while Youarenotforgiven had something in hand when winning over a mile at Leicester and commands attention, despite being burdened with 5lb more. However, the one who appeals most at the weights is the lightly-raced SASSY BELLE, whose age allowance gives her a solid chance as she steps up in trip.

SECRET MOMENT proved as good as ever after 8 months off when getting back to winning ways at Wolverhampton, so he is taken to follow up making only his second start in the cheekpieces/tongue tie combination. Youarenotforgiven scored with a bit in hand on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of The Cruising Lord.

The 3yos Sassy Belle and Milteye are feared but YOUARENOTFORGIVEN isn't fully exposed himself and can go in again.

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19:25 Tipperary Handicap Hurdle 20f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Matt Smith has his string in fine form and MOONOVERCLOON can add to the stable gains under the trainer's brother, James. The latter guided the six-year-old to a decisive success on his first start of the year at Downpatrick and this trip won't hold any fears for Sea Moon gelding who won a bumper over 2m3f. Rebel Rose was another to return from a long absence when a well-backed winner over 2m4f at Roscommon. She got an 8lb hike for that but is open to more improvement. Ossifer Hops beat a subsequent winner at Downpatrick and there was little wrong with his second on handicap debut at Down Royal. Raised 3lb for that, he's another for the shortlist with the recently-returned Jack Kennedy in the saddle.

Having opened his account in May, OSSIFER HOPS found improvement when second at Down Royal a month ago and he's likely to strike again before long, so he gets the nod over last-time-out winner Moonoverclover. Rebel Rose is another one to consider.

Last time out handicap winners Rebel Rose and MOONOVERCLOON are both open to more progression and preference is for the latter

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19:35 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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KINGORI lost his unbeaten record when finishing third at Newcastle in October due to being lame on that occasion. Given a break since that performance, the four-year-old begins life in handicap company off what could potentially be a workable mark and gets the vote to bounce back to winning ways. Tiempo Star was just denied here over 7f last month and enters calculations along with Flyawaydream and Two Tempting.

TIEMPO STAR wasted no time getting back on track when runner-up at this course last time and, having won both his previous starts on the AW, he can resume winning ways returned to this longer trip. Heading the list of dangers is Kingori, who isn't taken lightly on his handicap debut, while Flyawaydream can also go well on his return.

Flyawaydream is a fair bet to find improvement this season but the same could apply in a significantly larger measure to KINGORI.

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19:40 Bellewstown Handicap 14f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOLERO went close over 1m4f here last autumn and has returned in good form again this season with two solid placed efforts on her latest two starts. The Harry Rogers-trained mare is still a maiden but didn't enjoy the clearest of runs when third to Red Vermillion at Navan last time with Ballybaun Star and Indulging among those behind. Dinamine and Riyami filled the minor places behind Bear Claws at Limerick last month. The former was reappearing after a winter break and also having his first start for John McConnell so could well progress from that run. Oranmore also enters calculations on his third to Sea Oscar and Extensio over 1m7f at Leopardstown last month.

DINAMINE shaped well and was beaten only by a fellow well-treated sort when third on return/yard debut at Limerick 2 weeks ago. Nicely on top of the remainder then, he can confirm the promise of that effort and come out on top back up in trip. Bolero and Riyami are others to consider, while the returning Showman also demands a second look.

After a fine comeback run for his new stable at Limerick over 1m3f, DINAMINE can get off the mark over a trip he stays.

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19:50 Newbury Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The merit of Daahes latest performance was significantly boosted by the winner going in again at Chester last weekend, and Richard Hannon's three-year-old is an intriguing option on his handicap debut. The in-form Al Baahy and hat-trick seeking Flying Secret are also high on the shortlist given their resurgent form. However, SNUGGLE is another on an upwards trajectory and looks more than ready for a crack at this trip after powering to victory with a late surge over 6f at Windsor.

DAAHES has plenty about him physically and has improved with each run to date, so he's fancied to open his account at the first attempt in handicaps. Fellow 3yo Eddie Temple is an obvious danger and Flying Secret deserves plenty of respect.

Flying Secret is a solid option but the unexposed EDDIE TEMPLE could have been let into handicaps lightly.

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20:00 Tipperary Handicap Hurdle 24f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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Point-to-point winner TUFF DAYS ran well twice in the space of six days in late May/early June and can register a first success under Rules. Third over 2m6f at Ballinrobe, he got this trip well when finding only one too good at Kilbeggan and JJ Slevin retains the partnership on the son of Ask. Flemensreva has improved since stepping up to this trip and was placed for the second time at Kilbeggan when just a couple of lengths behind the selection there a month ago. She's 1lb better off and there is unlikely to be much between the pair. Top-weight Emily In Paris is another to have run well over 3m at Kilbeggan and is only 2lb higher than when runner-up at the midlands venue last time. Misstheamaria showed a bit more in a maiden at Punchestown last month and is one to keep an eye on with this longer trip likely to suit on handicap debut.

Preference is for DUFFYS GETAWAY, who will appreciate the step back up in trip and remains on a fair mark. Brehon Star and Tuff Days head the list of dangers in a very open race.

Maybe TUFF DAYS can confirm Kilbeggan form with Flemensreva and gain a first win under rules; topweight \bEmily in Paris\ is noted

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

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KITTEN GLOVES benefited from the drop back to 6f when runner-up at Southwell on his latest start and she appeals as being the type who may improve further now making her handicap bow. Nahwand is another who comes here with an unexposed profile and commands respect on his first start for William Knight, while a gelding operation could aid the cause of Diamond Dreamer.

BELL SONG improved when second on handicap debut at Chelmsford a month ago and, returned to polytrack, she's worth a chance to resume progress and get off the mark. Kitten Gloves is a danger and Lumacho should also benefit from a return to AW.

The suggestion is NAHWAND, who has been going the right way and is taken to come on again and score on his handicap debut.

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20:15 Bellewstown Stakes 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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JESSE EVANS can take this on the way to Galway. All roads doubtless lead back to the West for the seven-year-old gelding who finished second in last year's Galway Hurdle. This is his first run since November, and he is sure to come on for it, but he has plenty of ability on the Flat. He was good enough to be placed in a premier handicap at Leopardstown in September. If there are any race-fitness issues, Party Central could take full advantage. She stayed on well to take a Gowran Park handicap in April and, although not at her best when restored to hurdling at Killarney in May, has plenty of engine for this assignment. Michigan State won on his sole start at Wolverhampton and plenty of winners have come out of that race, however, that was back in November 2021. He is up in trip on Irish debut, but represents a shrewd stable. Baltic Bird won on the Flat in Britain last year and hasn't been running badly over hurdles in Ireland this season.

A multiple bumper/hurdles winner, PARTY CENTRAL opened her account on the Flat a shade cosily at Gowran in the Spring. Not at her best back over hurdles a month later, she's very much the type to bounce back and could be the answer with progress anticipated in this sphere. Jesse Evans, on the back of a break and Baltic Bird head the dangers.

Though PARTY CENTRAL was a bit underwhelming over hurdles at Killarney last time, she can get back to winning ways here.

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20:25 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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FINEST LEADER benefitted from the application of cheekpieces (retained) when winning at Wetherby last month and the son of Churchill, who is having just his second run over this far, might be worth siding with from a 5lb raised mark. Graham put his two rivals to the sword at Salisbury and must enter calculations, while it would come as no surprise were Tribute to take a step forward on this handicap bow.

The consistent GRAHAM got off the mark at Salisbury and with that form having been franked he is taken to defy a 5 lb rise in the weights. Finest Leader is well in the mix if backing up his Wetherby success in retained cheekpieces while handily-weighted Dutch Kingdom can have a say too.

Graham may prove vulnerable to improvement from Finest Leader and MAN OF A'AN.

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20:30 Tipperary NH Flat Race 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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CROOKED TANNIE showed significant improvement to come in third on his second start at Roscommon in June. He represents a trainer, Cian Collins, who is making a name for himself and Patrick Mullins is a highly significant jockey booking. Master Otis is the most experienced horse in the field and has been far from outclassed in his four races. He tends to race prominently and connections will see this as a good opportunity for him to get off the mark. Newcomer Lake Manzaleh is a Godolphin cast-off with a quality Flat pedigree. A bumper wouldn't have been in mind for him, but he is well worth a market check. John McConnell and Alex Harvey are well capable of teaming up with a winner, so Talk Show Host could show up well on her debut. Other newcomers with winners in their pedigrees are Marksetgo and Let Them At It.

CROOKED TANNIE stepped up from his debut form when third at Roscommon last month and may have more to offer yet. He gets the nod in the finale. Master Otis and Bigira can also make their presence felt.

Having shown a fair level of form in four bumper starts, MASTER OTIS is taken to see off Crooked Tannie and Juniper Hill

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20:45 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Profit Given displayed some improvement when runner-up at Chelmsford a fortnight ago and she is capable of being in the mix once again. That said, she may struggle to get the better of FISCAL POLICY, who won at Chelmsford on his penultimate start and the son of Profitable is taken to go one better than his recent Thirsk second. Others for the shortlist include Pablo Del Pueblo and Mumayaz.

Quite a few to consider but GNAT ALLEY made a promising return to action at Brighton a month ago and entitled to build on that, she may be able to cash in on her career-low mark. Lilkian can make his presence felt, with Mumayaz another to consider from stall 1.

The suggestion is the prolific LILKIAN, who blew his chance at the start last time and is given another chance from this handy mark.

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21:00 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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EXERTIVE was no match for a highly progressive sort when filling the runner-up spot at Windsor in May, but Charlie Hills' filly could go one better now raised just 1lb in the ratings. Island Luck steps up in trip after striking the woodwork at Kempton last week and appeals as a likely candidate, along with Clarko's Back, who should be suited by the drop from 10 furlongs.

Preference is for GOLDEN PHASE, who wasn't seen to best effect when fourth on handicap debut at Kempton in May and remains with potential. Island Luck and Lunar Landscape head the list of dangers.

Those with potential include LUNAR LANDSCAPE (nap) who seemed to be working up a head of steam at Salisbury, only to be hampered.

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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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