13:55 Sandown Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Clarendon House, Korker and Arecibo have encountered each other in some quality sprints lately and are once again key players. Given he is arguably the most straightforward, Clarendon House, with a tongue-tie now applied, appeals most of that trio. However, DREAM COMPOSER is dangerous to underestimate based on his peak performances and he can provide a bit of value if his main rivals are a bit below par.

CLARENDON HOUSE pulled too hard in a listed event at Haydock last time but he went very close in the "Dash" at Epsom the time before so is worth another chance in a first-time tongue strap. Korker was back to his smart best when second at Newcastle last week so rates a big threat, while Arecibo took a step back in the right direction in the same race and has performed well here before.

Korker has solid claims after a good run last week but DREAM COMPOSER (nap) is making giant strides over 5f and he can go in again.

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14:20 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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RAVENGLASS hinted at a return to winning ways when second at Beverley last week and the slight rise in distance can aid his cause on this occasion. The four-year-old remains on a feasible mark and he is preferred to the likes of Dundalk scorer Elzaam Blue and Night Arc, who was narrowly denied at Newbury last time out. Completing the shortlist are Cloch Nua, Fariba and Hostelry.

RAVENGLASS bounced back to his best in a first-time visor when runner-up at Beverley last week, so he's the percentage call to go one better from the same mark. Fariba didn't quite get the rub of the green on her most recent outing at Salisbury and remains one to bear in mind, while Night Arc is another to consider having coped fine with the marked drop back in trip at Newbury.

A competitive opener in which a few runners are ahead of the assessor, namely RAVENGLASS, Night Arc and Hostelry.

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14:30 Sandown Listed (Class 1) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HALA EMARAATY, who was a respectable seventh in the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot, arguably sets the standard on form and could take some stopping in this smaller field. He was comfortably ahead of Sergeant Wilko (18th) and Hackman (21st) at Ascot and a step forward can see him gain a deserved success. Kylian missed the Royal meeting but must be feared given he is officially the top-rated horse on the back of his Newcastle romp.

BORN TO ROCK cost plenty at the breeze-ups and clocked a good time when making a winning start in a Yarmouth maiden back in May, so there's no real urge to look beyond her, especially in a weak-looking renewal of this listed contest. Nazalan had clearly learnt plenty from his debut when making all over C&D last month and, with that form proving strong, he's feared most. Kylian opened his account in decisive fashion at Newcastle recently and warrants respect, also.

Born To Rock is greatly respected but KYLIAN showed what he could do at Newcastle and remains capable of better.

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14:40 Newton Abbot Handicap Chase (Class 3) 16f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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Guinness Affair was impressive when landing a similar contest at Hexham last month and, given the margin of success that day, he is respected despite the 7lb penalty. However, he was no match for MAGISTRATO when they met at Warwick in May and he might again finished behind that rival. The recent Worcester-scorer Stepney Causeway also has something to find with the selection based on that aforementioned encounter and he too looks opposable under a 7lb penalty.

GUINNESS AFFAIR coasted clear to win at Hexham on his second chase start in the manner of a horse who should go onto better things, so he's fancied to account for his 2 rivals under a penalty. Magistrato and Stepney Causeway both have recent wins to their name and can't be fully dismissed, though both lack the latent potential of the selection.

Much improved when winning easily at Hexham, GUINNESS AFFAIR can follow up.

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14:55 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Julie Camacho stable can do little wrong at present and RIVERSWAY is fancied to follow up on a taking success at Haydock last month. A 4lb rise looks manageable and she can see off the likes of Pure Angel and Sparkling Red, who is unlucky not to be arriving on a hat-trick having been narrowly denied at Yarmouth. Lotus Rose and May Blossom are expected to be thereabouts as well.

Cases can be made for most of these, but preference is for PURE ANGEL, who shaped as if still in top form when seventh at York just under 3 weeks ago and back at the minimum trip, James Horton's filly remains one to be positive about. She can get the better of Riversway, who regained the winning thread at Haydock recently, while Sparkling Red and Lotus Rose are another couple fancied to be in the shake-up.

There could well be more to come from PURE ANGEL back down in trip/class. She's first choice ahead of The Big Board.

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15:05 Sandown Listed (Class 1) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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YIBIR has gained glory on some big stages on his travels and, having finished a commendable sixth in last month's Gold Cup, he is a strong candidate for further success over this more suitable trip. William Buick knows the gelding inside out and another big run is expected. Ocean Wind deserves a day in the sun and is sure to give his all once more, while Aaddeey certainly can't be ruled out.

It's tough to look beyond YIBIR, who was unable get competitive in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot just over a fortnight ago but back in much calmer waters, Charlie Appleby's 5-y-o should prove tough to beat. Ocean Wind has a lengthy absence to overcome, but he put up a few smart performances in defeat back in 2021 and he could give the selection most to think about sporting first-time headgear. Aaddeey and Sleeping Lion can do battle for third spot.

Confidence in YIBIR is dented but this race is a major drop in class and he did plug on into 6th of 12 in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.

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15:15 Newton Abbot Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SANDALWOOD appeals most as he tries to go one place better than his good second at Plumpton when last seen. The gelding pulled hard in the early stages that day and, with the drop in trip likely to suit, he could be hard to beat. Clapton Hill is a possible improver with a first-time tongue-tie applied, while similar comments apply to Presenting Nelly, who has scope to progress on only her second outing over hurdles.

PRESENTING NELLY shaped well until her absence told when making her hurdles debut at Southwell late last month. She's fancied to add to her bumper success with improvement anticipated, though Sandalwood is a threat after good efforts in handicaps on his last 2 outings. Clapton Hill has struggled for consistency over hurdles but he also possesses the ability to get involved if putting his best foot forward.

The handicap form of SANDALWOOD entitles him to go very close.

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15:30 Doncaster Stakes (Class 2) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWEET WILLIAM may be giving away plenty of weight to his rivals, but his form sets the standard having gone close to the subsequent Queen's Vase runner-up Saint George at Southwell in April. King Of The Plains arrives with a similar profile after finishing second on his last two starts, while Ibrahimovic stepped up when placing in the Ulster Derby at Down Royal.

SWEET WILLIAM has finished second on all his three starts but this half-brother to the Leger winner Hurricane Lane remains with potential and can get off the mark for the Gosden team. Ibrahimovic also has better days ahead of him and is next on the list ahead of Charlie Johnston's consistent King of The Plains.

This good novice event features an interesting clash between SWEET WILLIAM and Ibrahimovic, who both have strong form.

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15:40 Sandown Stakes (Class 3) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Overlooked's dam is a half-sister to dual Group 1 winner Kinross and the son of Dark Angel must hold every chance of building on a decent third over an extended 6f at Newbury last month. However, 600,000-euro yearling ARABIAN CROWN rates the one to beat based on his pedigree. A full-brother to German Listed winner Everest Rose, as well as a half-brother to The Juliet Rose and Trade Flow, the son of Dubawi can get the better of Judge Frank, who finished a good second on debut ahead of Overlooked last month. Starlore is another who warrants a market check.

Little form to go on but lots of potential and Sir Michael Stoute's well-related Kingman colt Starlore is taken to emerge on top from fellow newcomer Arabian Crown, who is also bred to be useful and represents the powerful Charlie Appleby team. Happy Chandler is another starting out who could have a say in a novice where the market should prove highly informative.

Judge Frank got the better of Overlooked at Newbury. ARABIAN CROWN is preferred to Starlore among the interesting newcomers

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15:50 Newton Abbot Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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GLORIOUS ZOFF had the race at his mercy when falling at the last at Bangor last month and he is taken to atone here. The six-year-old was put up 4lb by the handicapper despite that mishap, but it would come as no surprise to see the gelding put the record straight with a clear round. Coolnaugh Haze is a threat with first-time cheekpieces applied, while Throne Hall and Cabrakan are also players at this level.

GLORIOUS ZOFF hasn't looked back since undergoing wind surgery and can make amends for his last-flight fall at Bangor when having the race in safe keeping. For Pleasure took a step back in the right direction when fifth to Fergal O'Brien's improver at Warwick and rates the chief threat ahead of the reliable Coolnaugh Haze.

Plenty to consider but THRONE HALL is selected, in the hope that blinkers have a positive effect.

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16:05 Doncaster Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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NOMADIC EMPIRE has been running well enough in defeat of late to suggest that he could be hard to beat in a race of this nature off a mark of 88. Miss Brazen is an obvious threat having hit the crossbar at Epsom last month, although a 2lb rise will make her life tougher here. Others to note are Rocket Rodney, Rogue Lightning and Ready Freddie Go.

ROCKET RODNEY drops in grade and could get the race run to suit, so he's preferred to Hiya Maite and Ready Freddie Go, who both improved to win last time but may take each other on for the lead.

Several have possibilities, most notably the well-treated contenders NOMADIC EMPIRE and Rocket Rodney.

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16:10 Bellewstown Claimer 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZERO FIGHTER won a claiming maiden at Roscommon and backed that up with a creditable fourth to Overheer in a mile handicap at Leopardstown last month. That looks solid form with the winner again running well at the Curragh last weekend and the booking of Dylan Browne McMonagle adds to confidence. James McAuley has a great record in this type of event and Bringsty, twice successful earlier this year, has filled the runner-up spot on his latest two starts in claimers. Stablemate Sunday Sovereign has tumbled down the ratings in the past 12 months but may find this step up in trip too far. Texas Sun showed promise on both outings last year and is now blinkered after a below par effort on his reappearance, while Coviglia won twice over a mile at Dundalk last year but now reappears after a lengthy absence.

COVIGLIA is the pick on these terms if ready to go starting out for a new yard. Bringsty and Zero Fighter are feared most.

This is a good opportunity for ZERO FIGHTER (nap) who ran a big race on h'cap debut last month and a reproduction of that may be enough

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16:15 Sandown Listed (Class 1) 10f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Even though SAGA finished a fair fifth in the Wolferton at Royal Ascot last month, he has proven to be capable of better and is fancied to get back in the winning groove. He was only narrowly denied in a competitive handicap at Newmarket in May and should be firmly in the picture if anywhere near that form. Notre Belle Bete is feared most in the hands of William Buick, while Certain Lad completes the shortlist.

All 5 of these contested the Wolferton at Royal Ascot and only SAGA gave his running, albeit Certain Lad and Savvy Victory were hampered. The Gosden 4-y-o isn't totally straightforward but he's just about the pick on these terms. With no obvious pace on, Poker Face may resume forward tactics and he's feared most.

They all ran in the Wolferton. That result points firmly to Saga but it's not so simple with him and SAVVY VICTORY is preferred.

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16:25 Newton Abbot Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Komedy Kicks finished second last time over an extended 2m2f and she could improve for the step up in distance off the same mark. However, BASHFUL BOY looks the one to be with as he has been in fine form on the Flat recently, securing a double, and returns to this sphere off a mark of 117. He struck off 122 in June last year, which shows he is well treated enough to go in. Pink Eyed Pedro is another to consider.

BASHFUL BOY is handicapped to win in this sphere and has been in excellent form on the Flat lately, so he's a confident choice ahead of Pink Eyed Pedro, who was second at Stratford earlier in the week.

Although he has fallen in his latest two hurdle starts, BASHFUL BOY is still worth chancing.

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16:40 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRAND PROVIDENCE has improved with every start to date and the daughter of Nathaniel got off the mark over 1m3f at Kempton last month. Andrew Balding's filly could be hard to stop on her handicap bow if seeing out this significant step up in trip. If the selection fails to stay, then Isle Of Sark may be the main beneficiary, ahead of Temporize.

ISLE OF SARK stepped up on his comeback run when third at Nottingham last month and remains well treated on the pick of his Irish form. He shades the vote over 3-y-o filly Grand Providence, who should be suited by this longer trip on handicap bow.

The vote goes to handicap debutante GRAND PROVIDENCE (nap), who should improve further. Isle Of Sark is feared most.

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16:45 Bellewstown Maiden 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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STATE'S EVIDENCE showed his inexperience on debut at Down Royal before the penny really started to drop in the final furlong and he came home strongly to take third behind Lia Fail. The Ger Lyons-trained colt can reverse places with Harry The Rogue, who had the benefit of a run and was half-a-length ahead in second, given normal improvement. Vangelis was close up in fourth and is another that should win races. Warnie was set a big task on debut in the Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot and showed he certainly wasn't out of place when beaten less than three lengths in mid-division. This represents a significant drop in class and the son of Highland Reel rates a big threat. The Paddy Twomey-trained Cill Mocheallog has a speedy pedigree while Captain Maverick is another newcomer to note.

WARNIE wasn't beaten all that far in the Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot on his debut 13 days ago and is taken to get off the mark at the second attempt in these calmer waters. State's Evidence is considered a major threat though, as he appeals as the sort to improve markedly on a promising first run at Down Royal a fortnight ago. Cill Mocheallog is a newcomer to note.

It was a bold move to run WARNIE in the Chesham Stakes on debut but he held his own and he can take this.

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16:50 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 14f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Liable has improved for each outing to date, with the latest effort coming when runner-up at Salisbury over 1m4f, and he now takes a further step up in trip on his handicap bow. However, the one to side with is MISS CYNTHIA. The daughter of Sea The Moon is the type her trainer Sir Mark Prescott does so well with, and she was over eight lengths clear of the third when finishing second at Yarmouth latest. Motazzen is another interesting contender.

MISS CYNTHIA relished the longer trip and pulled clear with another promising sort when second at Yarmouth a week ago, so she makes plenty of appeal as she bids to go one better from the same mark. Recent C&D winner Lionella is a big danger and Seahouses looks an interesting handicap debutant.

The 3yos are far less exposed and bring more potential, with LIABLE given the vote ahead of Miss Cynthia and Lionella.

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17:00 Newton Abbot Handicap Chase (Class 4) 26f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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DANNY WHIZZBANG has dropped to an appealing mark for the Milton Harris yard and he gets the vote now returning to fences after falling at Huntingdon last time over hurdles. Investment Manager was a long way clear of the third when second over C&D last time in this grade and he should be thereabouts off 1lb higher, while D'jango isn't out of it either.

With the Milton Harris yard going great guns, DANNY WHIZZBANG could be the answer returned to this sphere on an attractive mark and with Harry Cobden up. Given his somewhat in-and-out profile, it remains to be seen if Investment Manager will be able to back up his latest C&D effort, but he is nevertheless feared most ahead of D'Jango.

The likeliest winner appears to be INVESTMENT MANAGER (nap).

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17:05 Wexford Maiden Hurdle 21f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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There are plenty in here with solid placed form and SUTTONS HILL may be able to get his turn. The Arcadio gelding has been knocking on the door and has been runner-up on his last couple of outings, including when narrowly denied at Listowel last time. Littlefoot is another who has hit the crossbar on several occasions, including when chasing home My Gaffer on his hurdling debut at Limerick in late May. He had Master Splinter in behind in fourth then and may be able to confirm placings. Willie Mullins runs Chrisco, who has to be respected. He has been third on all three starts to date, albeit well held on each occasion.

LITTLEFOOT made a promising start in this sphere when runner-up in a big field at Limerick and this useful bumper sort can get off the mark at the chief expense of Valsorpresa, who didn't enjoy the rub of the green when fourth at Down Royal and remains with potential. Chrisco and Suttons Hill appeal as the pick of the rest and can fight it out for minor honours.

Fairly competitive but LITTLEFOOT is bred to appreciate this distance and has done very little wrong in his career to date

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17:10 Beverley Stakes (Class 4) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZIGGY'S QUEEN, whose Ripon second to Indespensable was emphatically franked when the latter finished fourth in the Listed Empress Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday, is difficult to oppose in this company. She is ideally drawn and, with further progress very likely, she may have too many gears for Game Breaker and Stage Door. Given Karl Burke sent out two of the last three winners of this race, Rocket Money also commands respect.

ZIGGY'S QUEEN stepped up markedly on her debut effort when running on for second in a Ripon maiden (5f) 16 days ago and, with further progress anticipated, she can go one place better from a handy draw. Game Breaker, representing Ralph Beckett rates the chief threat, ahead of Lady Nunthorpe and Mecca's Duchess.

Game Breaker and ZIGGY'S QUEEN are the ones to concentrate on, with the latter's last-time second gaining her the vote.

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17:15 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALSEEYERTHERE broke her maiden tag in fine style at Redcar a couple of weeks ago and the unexposed five-year-old merits the utmost respect, despite an 8lb rise in the ratings. Dance Angel also got off the mark on her most recent outing and she has to be of some interest on her handicap bow. The in-form Kimnkate edges out Belinda Bell to be best of the rest.

This looks between ALSEEYERTHERE and Kimnkate, both of whom arrive here with progressive profiles. The latter pulled clear of the rest when second to one who had the run of things from the front at Windsor recently and is not passed over at all lightly. However, Alseeyerthere showcased a good turn of foot when opening her account at Redcar and an 8 lb rise may not be enough to prevent her from going in again, with further improvement likely. C&D winner She's The Danger is best of the rest.

Judged on breeding, there should be more progress and further success to come from ALSEEYERTHERE. Kimnkate is feared most.

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17:20 Bellewstown Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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IMPOSING SUPREME has steadily dropped down in the ratings over the past 12 months to slip into this grade and looks ready to add to his tally of four career wins. The Tom Gibney-trained gelding has shown promise on a couple of occasions this year and didn't enjoy the clearest of passages at the Curragh last Friday. The combination of a positive ride and removing headgear helped Chestnutter open her account at Leopardstown last month with the consistent Fastman about two lengths back in fifth. Chestnutter followed up in style at Tipperary on Wednesday and is an obvious threat if turning out again.

CHESTNUTTER has responded well to positive tactics in recent weeks and looks up to completing the hat-trick in her current vein of form. Fastman seems sure to give another good account, with Punk Poet and Arch Enemy others to consider.

Provided that the ground doesn't get too soft, FASTMAN, should give a good account with the step back up to 1m sure to suit

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17:25 Sandown Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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MARSH BENHAM is two wins from his last two starts, with the latest of those wins coming at Brighton over 7f, where he went in by just under two lengths and was well on top at the line. Hoots Toots could get competitive if he runs to the level of his penultimate success at Thirsk, while you can also make a good case for Luna Magic if she can recapture the form of her comfortable Chepstow success.

Though winless following 14 attempts, BRILLIANT BLUE is of strong interest back at a mile. Indeed, the 4-y-o shaped well on his first 2 starts of the season prior to appearing to run out of petrol in the closing stages upped to 1¼m at Lingfield. Goldsmith merits respect for all that he's yet to shine on turf. Roman Dynasty would obviously be a huge player if he were to line up for this (due to run at Yarmouth Thursday).

Hoots Toots could get back on the up here but the hat-trick seeking MARSH BENHAM is preferred.

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17:35 Newton Abbot NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Olivers Travels struck on his debut under Rules at Worcester when accounting for his nearest rival by three lengths and he ought to have a say once again, but the five-year-old could find it tough to give a 7lb penalty away to MAILLOT VERT. The son of Dunaden showed enough promise on his racecourse bow over C&D to suggest that he has the ability required to take this. Any market support for newcomer Sangiovese should be noted.

OLIVERS TRAVELS opened his Rules account at the first attempt in ready fashion at Worcester 16 days ago and looks up to defying a penalty in a race of this nature on that evidence. Maillot Vert showed some ability on his C&D debut and is fancied to give the selection most to do, though a market move for newcomer Sangiovese would be noteworthy.

After winning what looked a stronger contest at Worcester, OLIVERS TRAVELS can defy the penalty.

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17:40 Wexford Handicap Hurdle 17f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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ATLANTIC WONDER ran a big race when second at Roscommon last time and looks capable of landing a contest of this standard. The six-year-old came to dispute two from home then before giving way in the closing stages to finish second to Prioritise. He is still relatively lightly raced and could improve once again. Hard Target ran a solid race to finish third at Kilbeggan last time and off the same mark he has to be on the shortlist here. Likewise, Ricky Langford was also placed last time at the same venue and is another that has to come into consideration.

ATLANTIC WONDER is improving by the run and looks the way to go on the back of his very good Roscommon second. In-form C&D scorer Ricky Langford is feared most, although Leroy Leroy needs considering too having hinted at a revival when third behind Tony Martin's 6-y-o last time.

A good gallop will be important for ATLANTIC WONDER to enable him to settle effectively; if getting it, he'll be hard to beat

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17:50 Beverley Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Rathbone has been unlucky with the draw but he is wily enough to still give a good account. The in-form Indian Sounds is a previous C&D winner who is not ruled out despite running off 7lb higher than his recent Ripon success. However, slight preference is for THE DUNKIRK LADS, who is still well treated off just 5lb higher than his own C&D success in April. Majeski Man and Newyorkstateofmind are also noted.

Plenty arrive with claims, including DESERT GAMES, who has improved for the application of a visor, runner-up over C&D prior to filling the same spot at Newcastle 8 days ago. Well up to defying this sort of mark on that evidence, he gets the nod to come out on top, with thriving-pair Indian Sounds and Princess Karine next best. The Dunkirk Lads also makes each-way appeal.

An improver since visored, DESERT GAMES gets the nod over the thriving Princess Karine.

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17:55 Bellewstown Maiden 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MYTHICAL PHOENIX had Double Jabbed about two lengths behind when beating all bar Falskirt over six furlongs at Naas last week. That was a nice progression from his debut over a mile and, having shown good pace throughout, should be suited by this drop down to the minimum trip. Double Jabbed also showed plenty of speed and can't be lightly discounted. Jacks Gold made a promising start when always prominent in the Cork sprint maiden won by Son Of Sampers last month, while Rathbranchurch (also engaged to run here on Thursday) is one of the more experienced in the line-up. He made most of the running at Down Royal last month when fourth to So Majestic (won again since) and should reverse places with the third, Spirit Of Eagles, on considerably better terms.

JACKS GOLD and Mythical Phoenix have shown a similar level of form, but the former is open to more improvement having had just the one outing so far and therefore edges the vote. Double Jabbed may prove best of the rest.

Having shown plenty of speed over this trip on debut at Cork, JACKS GOLD can go one better today with that experience behind him.

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18:05 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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OWNERS DREAM stayed on for second over a mile at Chepstow on his latest outing and David O'Meara's inmate looks the one to beat on his handicap debut. His dam won between 1m2f and 2m2f, so he should appreciate the stiffer stamina test here. Lady Of Arabia scored over C&D last month and is feared most off 3lb higher, while the unexposed Walk The Moon completes the shortlist.

LADY OF ARABIA's form is on an upward curve since sent handicapping and, with the form of her recent C&D success having been franked, she gets the vote. Al Tarfa didn't enjoy the rub of the green when sixth at Wolverhampton last time so is next on the list with in-form duo Arkenstaar and Owners Dream also in the mix.

The step up in trip promises to be a plus for OWNERS DREAM and he can make a winning handicap debut. Lady Of Arabia is a danger.

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18:13 Wexford Maiden Hurdle 24f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:13 Wexford Maiden Hurdle 24f Race Speed Rating Flow

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HIGH CITY ROLLER ran a big race on his first outing for Liz Doyle here in late May and may be able to gain a deserved win now. The Arcadio gelding just failed to peg back Hartur D'arc over two-and-a-half miles last time and it's no surprise to see him stepping up in trip now. Hurdling debutant Kinbara could be the danger in the race. The Mahler gelding was a point-to-point winner before making a successful 'track' debut in a Killarney bumper last July. He made little impression on his return in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree in April but ran well to chase home the impressive High Class Hero in a 'winners' event at Listowel early last month. Misty's Gift is another with solid placed form over hurdles and he has to come into the mix here.

The vote goes to MISTY'S GIFT, who is 0-10 in this sphere but she was clear of the rest when chasing home the progressive An Mhi (successful twice again since) at Ballinrobe last time. A reproduction of that effort would probably be enough to see her home in front here. High City Roller went close starting out for this yard over 2½m here and, with this step up in trip a likely plus, he is the clear main danger. Bumper winner Kinbara is third choice ahead of Lily's Choice.

A tricky enough maiden with a tentative vote going to KINBARA to make a winning debut over hurdles

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18:25 Beverley Seller (Class 6) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALEXANDER JAMES has a sound chance of gaining a confidence-boosting win now he is dropped into a seller for the first time. The official ratings suggest he has plenty in hand over the opposition and this could well prove to be a straightforward task. Unilateralism is feared most with cheekpieces now applied, while Burning The Bails is likely to be on the premises in this company.

ALEXANDER JAMES took a marked step back in the right direction when third in handicap company at Haydock (1m) 2 weeks ago and, now dropped markedly in grade, he could just be worth siding with to get back on the scoreboard. Burning The Bails, a big player on these terms, can give the selection plenty to think about, however. Unilateralism may emerge best of the remainder.

First-time cheekpieces may enable UNILATERALISM to return to his late-2021 best, and score at the expense of Alexander James.

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18:30 Bellewstown Handicap 5f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOSALLYCANWAIT held a rating of 70 early last year and has shown promise on occasions since including when second to Harry's Hill in a 21-runner sprint at the Curragh. She's been very competitive on the turf this season and had both Teddy Boy and Florence Thompson behind when only headed in the closing stages by the progressive So Majestic in a 21-runner handicap at Naas last week. Teddy Boy wasn't favoured by the draw on that occasion but ran with plenty of credit finishing fourth. Astral Beat has joined Lee Smyth this season and gave encouragement in first-time blinkers at Down Royal last time.

SOSALLYCANWAIT bounced back to form when finding only an improving 3-y-o too good at Naas last week and while a 5 lb rise isn't ideal, she remains a very appealing candidate at this level. Disco Bear is not yet exposed and feared most, ahead of Florence Thompson.

SOSALLYCANWAIT may be able to get off the mark. She was only caught late at Naas last week and she could be hard to catch around here

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18:40 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWIFT HAWK is related to a few smart types, including the Group 2 winner Ransom Note, and the unexposed gelding makes his handicap debut following a decent second at Chepstow last month. With more improvement likely, he is taken to get the better of Farhhfromforgotten, who sports first-time cheekpieces having filled the runner-up spot at Musselburgh recently. Dreams Adozen is another to bear in mind.

FEUD's staying-on fourth at Newmarket 2 weeks ago appeals as solid form so he gets the vote with this longer trip sure to suit. The steadily progressive Swift Hawk is feared most on handicap bow.

Today's step up in trip could be just what STAGE SHOW needs and he is taken to get off the mark at the sixth attempt.

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18:48 Wexford Maiden Chase 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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BALLYADAM was no match for the impressive Hercule Du Seuil at Ballinrobe last time but looks capable of getting off the mark over fences now. The Fame And Glory gelding was a Grade 1 winner as a novice hurdler but hasn't really lived up to that since. He has shown some solid form in handicap company, however, and as a solid fifth in the County Hurdle at Cheltenham this year. He was favourite on his return to chasing in late May but couldn't match the winner then. This looks a winnable opportunity now. Willie Mullins saddles Hubrisko and he looks a danger after a couple of solid placed efforts over fences. He chased home Salvador Ziggy at Punchestown last month, having met trouble in running, and should be capable of another big show. Joyeux Machin was a good winner over hurdles here in late May and is one to note on his chase debut.

BALLYADAM was a smart winner over hurdles so is taken to build on his Ballinrobe chasing second and open his account in this sphere. Punchestown second Hubrisko and fencing debutant Joyeux Machin should ensure Henry de Bromhead's 8-y-o doesn't have things all his own way though.

A good beginners'; the most intriguing of the chasing debutants is Joyeux Machin but BALLYADAM can put his experience to good use

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19:00 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Opera Legend rates as an interesting contender after he failed to justify favouritism last time at Wetherby on his handicap bow. He now tries first-time cheekpieces and could have a say. However, preference is for STAR START, who filled the runner-up spot at Musselburgh last time and connections now reach for a first-time visor, which could eke out the improvement needed. Last-time-out victor My Honey B is also worthy of consideration.

OPERA LEGEND's handicap debut effort at Wetherby has to go down as a shade disappointing but he had previously shaped up well when second on return in a Catterick novice during May. Still early days and in excellent hands, he could just be worth another chance dropped back in trip. Star Start, who finished runner-up at Musselburgh on Monday, Hamilton scorer My Honey B and Congruent head up the dangers.

Clear of the others when second to a well-handicapped rival at Musselburgh on Monday, STAR START can gain quick compensation here.

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19:05 Bellewstown Maiden 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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ESQUILINE has progressed both with experience and stepping up in trip and gets the vote with cheek pieces fitted for the first time. The Johnny Murtagh-trained filly finished well over 1m2f at the Curragh before making the useful St Vincents Garden work hard over this trip at Fairyhouse last month. Erato makes plenty of appeal on pedigree being a Galileo sister to five winners including Bondi Beach and Constantinople, while Aunt Helga is a half-sister to stablemate Point King who won the Listed Im6f Vinnie Roe Stakes last year. A market move for either would obviously be very significant. Miss McHenry put in some good work in the closing stages over an extended nine furlongs at Gowran last time while Delicate Girl is another to consider on her fourth to Scarlett O'Hara over this trip at the Curragh.

ESQUILINE continued her theme of race-by-race progress when edged out late on in a Fairyhouse maiden over this trip 28 days ago and a repeat in first-time cheekpieces may well be enough to see her come out on top at the fourth attempt. Delicate Girl and newcomer Erato are others worthy of consideration with Dubeyeracingcraic another likely improver following an encouraging-enough debut effort.

The standard is set by ESQUILINE who has looked like a smart prospect in a couple of maidens this term and she could be hard to beat

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19:15 Haydock Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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In a field dominated by unraced prospects, the vote goes to EXPENSIVE QUEEN. A full-sister to the 7f Group 3 winner Antonia De Vega, Kevin Ryan's 260,000-euro yearling purchase can make a winning start to her racing career. Beveragino must hold every chance of building on a pleasing third on her racecourse debut and can give the selection plenty to think about, along with fellow newcomer Darnation.

With most of the field newcomers the market will offer valuable clues, but one who makes plenty of appeal on paper is EXPENSIVE QUEEN, who represents a stable going better with its 2-y-os again (had a couple of recent winners). Darnation is second choice, while Beveragino seems sure to put her experience to good use.

Top of the list is the 260,000euros yearling EXPENSIVE QUEEN, with fellow newcomer Magical Circle second choice.

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19:23 Wexford Handicap Chase 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BIRCHDALE comes here in decent form and this looks a nice opportunity for him. The Jeremy gelding was in contention when falling on his penultimate outing at Killarney before chasing home Arrycan at Punchestown last month, and is only a pound higher now. Snugsborough Hall ran a decent race on his return to the 'track' when fourth at Roscommon last time and could be a player now having eased a couple of pounds since. He had Champagne Gold back in fifth that day and may be able to confirm placings with that rival, who is fitted with blinkers for the first time now.

BIRCHDALE is back in excellent order, casting aside a fall when runner-up despite conceding first run at Punchestown last month. He rates the percentage call, though Champagne Gold lurks on a dangerous mark. Veteran Snugsborough Hall is another to consider.

If BIRCHDALE can run close to his best, he should take a fair bit of beating; he holds course winner Take All on Punchestown form

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19:35 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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VALLEY OF FLOWERS struck by just over a length last time over C&D in this grade when justifying favouritism. She has to carry 5lb extra for that success, which may not be enough to prevent her from going in again. Bearwith racked up a double in May and now competes off 3lb higher than his latest victory at Redcar, while Optician completes the shortlist.

A few in with a squeak but at forecast longer odds, BAILEYS KHELSTAR could be worth chancing after putting up an improved effort when third on handicap debut at Yarmouth last month. Valley of Flowers was a cosy winner over C&D 10 days ago so she could give the selection most to think about, ahead of the hat-trick-seeking Bearwith and Optician.

The vote goes to VALLEY OF FLOWERS, who won over C&D last time and is only 4lb higher under a penalty for that comfortable success.

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19:40 Bellewstown Handicap 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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FINAL ORDERS won a handicap hurdle here last August and has shown tremendous improvement since over fences winning five times including a valuable handicap at the Dublin Racing Festival in Leopardstown to reach a mark of 150. The Gavin Cromwell-trained gelding was second in a 1m6f handicap here 12 months ago and hopefully can translate a little of that jumping improvement back to the Flat. Cleopatra's Needle has dropped down to a lowly mark and merits consideration on her third to Tastyee over this trip at Tipperary, while Mater Matuta won over hurdles here last year and is sure to be primed with this meeting in mind again. Slieve Bearnagh and Duleek Street are others to consider.

FINAL ORDERS is leniently treated considering his jumps form and ran with credit when last seen in this sphere, so he makes most appeal in a race where the majority arrive out of form. Shining Aitch looks a danger up in trip and Action Motion is worth a market check.

It is difficult to oppose the now 150-rated chaser FINAL ORDERS returning to the Flat off a modest mark.

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19:50 Haydock Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner over C&D in May, METABOLT is unbeaten so far this season and there is no reason to suggest why he cannot continue to progress, especially with the drop back in trip expected to suit. Paws For Thought bounced back to winning ways at his beloved Chester last week, and he must enter calculations, along with recent course winner Young Fire, who has not run over this distance since last November.

METABOLT has returned an improved model this term, supplementing his C&D reappearance success with a bit to spare at Windsor 18 days ago. Clearly versatile as regards ground, he could well have more to offer on that evidence and can complete the hat-trick. Chester scorer Paws For Thought and recent course winner Young Fire head up the dangers.

The progressive 4yo METABOLT (nap) can make it 3-3 for the season having won over C&D and at Windsor on his two runs this term.

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19:58 Wexford Handicap Chase 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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BERLIET EXPRESS may be able to gain a deserved success over fences here. The Sageburg gelding won twice over timber and has been placed three times over the larger obstacles, including on his two most recent outings. He travelled best in the lead turning for home at Clonmel last time, but was headed after a mistake two from home. Off the same mark he looks capable of collecting now. Clairmc was a good winner over almost half a mile further here last time and bids to defy a 7lb rise. The drop back in trip would be a slight concern given the way she ran through the line then. Freddie Robdal is another who comes here in decent form and has to be on the shortlist.

FRANCOIS looked a big threat when exiting at the second-last back in this sphere at Clonmel last month and he is appealing off an untouched mark. Next on the list is Clairmc, who made it second time lucky over fences over 2½m here recently, albeit this drop back in trip may not prove to be ideal. Berliet Express merits respect, too, while C&D winner Coole Arcade would certainly have a chance if bouncing back.

A good winner here last month over 2m4f, CLAIRMC can follow up over this shorter trip on only her third start over fences

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20:10 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Northbound hit the crossbar at Carlisle on Sunday and he looks sure to go well once more, even with the quick turnaround, but the vote goes to STONEY LANE, who makes his return to the fray and performed well over C&D last year. If he can run to that level, he ought to go close. Dr Rio finished a fair fourth over a mile at Newcastle last time and should be considered too.

NORTHBOUND arrives in good order so Julie Camacho's 5-y-o is taken to double her tally for the year at the expense of Dr Rio, who seems to be building up to something and his only career success came at this track last summer. Twilight Jazz and previous C&D winner Stoney Lane can fight out third-place.

A speculative option to consider is MONOPHONIC, who took a good step back in the right direction on her latest of three stable starts.

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20:15 Bellewstown Handicap 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks like a weak enough race and TARA POWER, who was narrowly denied at Leopardstown last time may be able to gain compensation. Keith Clarke's charge kept on well then but just failed to peg back Vidala by a head at the line. Going up in trip again should help and he effectively runs off the same mark with a 4lb raise putting him on the basement rating of 47. The versatile Darkened attracted some support at Tipperary on Wednesday and didn't run too badly when seventh to Belgoprince. Young Kyle McHugh takes 10lb off his back now and he might get closer. Qasbaz has been knocking on the door and is tried up in trip now. He's another for the shortlist.

TARA POWER turned in his best effort of the campaign when runner-up at Leopardstown 22 days ago and most of his rivals have something to prove, so he's worth a chance to go one better. Qasbaz should be thereabouts once more and the well-treated Dollar Value is of interest with a visor applied for the first time.

Though he is unproven over this trip, QASBAZ was running on over 1m2f at Navan last time and is worth a try over this trip.

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20:25 Haydock Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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POET MASTER made quite the impression when scoring with ease on his debut at Musselburgh last month and the three-year-old should be able to continue his improvement in this contest, despite carrying a penalty. Final Credit arrives with similar claims after a taking success at Wetherby, while Tango Man ran encouragingly in a race that has worked out very well at Kempton. Cover Up looks to be the pick of the newcomers for in-form connections.

Though POET MASTER didn't have much to beat on his debut at Musselburgh, he went about his business in the manner of a decent prospect and is taken to maintain his 100% record here before going on to bigger things. Tango Man fetched £496,000 when resold as a 2-y-o and is feared most on the back of his encouraging reappearance third at Kempton. Newcomer Cover Up makes plenty of appeal on paper and is next on the list ahead of Wetherby winner Final Credit.

The form of TANGO MAN's stable debut third at Kempton last month is working out well and he earns the vote ahead of Poet Master.

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20:28 Wexford NH Flat Race 21f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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It's hard to get away from Willie Mullins in bumpers given his recent record and newcomer FRIENDS may prove the pick here. The Mahler filly is the first foal of an unraced mare, who is a half-sister to Listed bumper winner Joanne One and from the family of the yard's Grade 1 winning mare Colreevy. Point-to-point winner Ma Bess ran a big race on her 'track' debut when chasing home another Mullins mare, Ivana, at Limerick and she could be the danger now. Our Girl Sal ran well at a big price when second over hurdles at Listowel last month and could be place material again back in a bumper.

Given Willie Mullins' record in bumpers, FRIENDS is automatically of interest and the hint should be taken if the market speaks in her favour. Ma Bess was a winner of her sole start between the flags and is probably the main danger following an encouraging Rules debut second in a Listowel bumper. I Am Shadow and Marvel Star are others to consider.

With the yard's 68% strike-rate in bumpers it seems folly to overlook the Willie Mullins-trained newcomer FRIENDS

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20:45 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Rockonmecca finished just over three lengths clear of the third when finishing strongly for the silver medal at Redcar in first-time blinkers, and she can get competitive off 5lb higher. However, a chance can be taken on THE MUFFIN MAN, who put in two solid displays prior to his latest effort, the best being a third-placed finish at Carlisle on his penultimate start, and he could go close in first-time cheekpieces. Last-time-out victor Boom Boom Pow could also get involved.

BOOM BOOM POW belatedly opened her account in impressive fashion under this rider at Kempton 9 days ago and, due to be a further 5 lb higher in future, she can double her tally here. Rockonmecca is yet to finish out of the frame in handicaps, so she may emerge as the main danger, ahead of Revoquable and Rum Runner.

This can go to BOOM BOOM POW (nap) who is effectively only 2lb higher than when opening her account with a convincing AW win last week.

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21:00 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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DANZART arrives in the form of his life and, but for a determined rival at Newmarket last time, he would be here in search of a five-timer. Conditions are in his favour though, and he may have too much for Chifa, whose best form has been on the all-weather of late. Go Sing caught the eye when third on his first start for the Julie Camacho stable and he is another to consider.

DANZART has been in terrific form lately and, following another excellent run at Newmarket, he's worth a chance to resume winning ways. La Feile is likely to bounce back from a poor run at Carlisle and Chifa should give another good account.

Go Sing is a tempting option but preference is for DANZART who has thrived since the hood went back on.

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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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