13:45 Yarmouth Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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PRISHA very much sets the standard with her second-placed effort at Haydock in May and, with further improvement on the cards, she could make it third-time lucky. The 70-rated Astral Spirit has placed twice in three starts and is likely to give another good account, while any market support for either newcomer, State Of Harmony or Hawk Jet, might well be worth noting.

PRISHA shaped well when runner-up at Haydock last time and with more progress on the cards she can open her account at the chief expense of Nottingham second Astral Spirit, who should ensure Tom Clover's filly doesn't have things all her own way. Without Remorse was very green on her debut and appeals as the sort to take a step forward and claim minor honours.

It's difficult to get away from PRISHA whose clear second at Haydock sets the standard by a healthy margin.

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13:55 Dundalk Handicap 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARRY'S BAR has a shot at defying his big weight. The eight-year-old gelding is better on Polytrack than turf and won this race last year. He has six Dundalk victories in his locker and a return to his favourite surface should see him heavily involved. Cian MacRedmond eases his welter burden by 5lb. Catherine Of Siena enjoys racing in Dundalk and Conor Stone-Walsh takes a handy 7lb off her back. She hasn't been out of the first three in her five visits here. Dun Na Sead is dangerous when allowed to dictate matters and is drawn to attack in stall two. She arrives on the back of a Down Royal success and won over C&D in February. Harmony Rose is more than capable of a bold show while 11-year-old Primo Uomo is still showing dash.

The veteran PRIMO UOMO hasn't made much of an impact in 2 starts on turf since returning from a break but he boasts a good record here and could be the answer off a workable mark. Harmony Rose is likely to give it a good shot on the back of her Tipperary near miss and she shouldb't be far away, while Dontspoilasale and Dun Na Sead both have claims, too, in an open-looking handicap.

The selection is last year's winner HARRY'S BAR, a different proposition on this surface and used to carrying hefty weights to success

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14:20 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Good Humor is of obvious interest following his comfortable victory at this venue 12 days ago, but he is far from certain to back that performance up and preferred is the less exposed HITCHED. He stepped forward from his seasonal/handicap debut when scoring over this trip at Chepstow and any further progression could see him defy a 2lb rise. Endless Season and Adace are others for the shortlist.

A low-grade handicap that can go to GOOD HUMOR, who won with plenty in hand here a fortnight ago and remains well treated on his best form. 3-y-o Hitched got off the mark at Chepstow and could have more to offer, while Primrose Maid may have a race in her judged on her second here 4 weeks ago.

David Simcock's HITCHED (nap) came from last to first when winning with a bit up his sleeve at Chepstow and he's only 2lb higher here.

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14:25 Dundalk Claimer 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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BENAVENTE appeals on his course form in March. He was placed on all three occasions in much higher grades, and wasn't beaten far when unplaced on his last couple of turf outings in Leopardstown. Jack Kearney claims 7lb and he is one from two for trainer Richard O'Brien. James McAuley has a good handle on claimers and runs Is That Love having claimed him in Limerick. He won over C&D in December. Jaafel is entitled to plenty of respect on his Dundalk form, particularly as he won a claimer here in February. Texas Sun is far from exposed having had four runs on turf. He represents a strong stable and could be thrown in here on Polytrack debut. Might And Mercy hasn't been at her best in her last three runs, but a return to Dundalk could spark improvement.

MIGHT AND MERCY needs to shrug off a lesser effort on turf 4 weeks ago but the pick of her exploits have come over this C&D and, eased in class, she could be worth chancing to bounce back. Benavente and Is That Love are a couple of others to consider.

Preference is for IS THAT LOVE, now in the care of James McAuley after a fine second for Ado McGuinness in a Limerick claimer last month

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14:40 Catterick Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Make It Easy took a step forward when a good second over this distance at Windsor earlier this month and the daughter of Mehmas is entitled to be firmly in the picture if reproducing that effort. However, TENHOTFOURCRAZY was only narrowly denied over an extended 5f at Bath on her debut and is fancied to get off the mark with that in mind. Angel Shared sports a first-time hood following a pleasing run to fill the runner-up spot at York most recently and completes the shortlist.

TENHOTFOURCRAZY makes appeal on paper and shaped encouragingly when just denied on debut at Bath 2 weeks ago and, with progress anticipated, she gets the nod to build on that and go one place better. Angel Shared, Make It Easy and Smooth Silesie are a trio of others fancied to be thereabouts.

With a clear run MAKE IT EASY may well have won at Windsor recently on her second start and she's taken to make amends.

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14:50 Yarmouth Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Whoop Whoop likes to go forward and looks to have a big chance after just getting caught late on over 6f at Pontefract, but her style of running might just set this up for York scorer HARVANNA. She swooped late to land the spoils on the Knavesmire and there looks to be a lot more to come from this daughter of Havana Grey. Kitty Bennet also brings some solid form to the table.

WHOOP WHOOP was run down late at Pontefract last time and the drop in trip looks in her favour, so she's worth a chance to open her account at the fourth attempt. Harvanna, who was off the mark at York last time, is of obvious interest under a penalty and Tangled Up In Blue should step forward from her encouraging initial outing at Wolverhampton.

Kitty Bennet is second choice but WHOOP WHOOP showed good form when losing out late on at Pontefract and drops back to 5f.

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14:55 Dundalk Handicap 7f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Very competitive for the grade. It could be that MALACANNE prefers the Polytrack to turf. He was unplaced in his last two outings at Leopardstown and Killarney, however, he was successful on his last couple of visits to Dundalk. In addition, those races were in better classes than this one. The Snapper hasn't raced on this surface before, but got to within half a length of the winner in Listowel which gives him claims. Dromantine is only 3lb higher for a C&D success in December. If fully wound up on seasonal reappearance, he could have a say. Sir John Monash showed plenty when runner-up on Irish debut at Limerick while Toughen Up is another to consider. The Fog Horn was a ready winner at Gowran Park and receives plenty of weight from her rivals. Previous runs on this surface have been uninspiring, but she may perform better now.

Lots with chances. TOUGHEN UP arrives on the back of a good run at Limerick and is taken to go one better eased 1 lb here and with few miles still on the clock. Limerick runner-up The Snapper heads the list of dangers, although Sir John Monash and The Fog Horn also need factoring into a competitive handicap.

Perhaps the most scope for improvement is with SIR JOHN MONASH after an excellent effort on his stable debut at Limerick

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15:00 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A devilishly difficult handicap in which a case can be made for several runners. A tentative vote goes to INTOXICATA, who was successful over 7f here two starts back before disappointing on the turf track. After that win, trainer Ed Dunlop said that she appreciated returning to the all-weather and she can get back to winning ways switching back to the Polytrack and going up in trip. Angel Of Antrim's best efforts have come on artificial surfaces so he will be dangerous, while Regal Glory was sixth behind the selection here but could close the gap a bit.

None of these are especially appealing and a chance is taken on REGAL GLORY. She was only sixth in the 7f handicap won by Intoxicata here last month, finishing just adrift of the fifth-placed Billaki Mou (also renews rivalry), but the return to this trip looks a good move and she meets those rivals on better terms this time. Intoxicata is second choice ahead of Billaki Mou, while Ticket To Alaska and Stintino Sunset are others to consider.

Billaki Mou should go well but this could be the day that the stars align for TICKET TO ALASKA.

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15:10 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of PEACE WALL, who finished a fair third over this distance at Lingfield on her latest outing. An opening mark of 64 looks workable and there is likely to be more to come from Kevin Philippart De Foy's inmate, especially as her dam was Group-placed at Newmarket during her career. Others of interest include Travel Candy, who arrives here following a creditable third in selling company last month, and the improving Zaphea.

The market will prove useful but BAZBALL impressed with the manner in which she travelled when fourth in the Rous seller at York last month and, with the drop back to the minimum trip unlikely to hold any fears, she could be worth siding with from a handy draw. Stablemate Lochaber will also be suited by the switch to nurseries and is feared, along with Travel Candy and Peace Wall.

The better terms and drop back to 5f may well enable BAZBALL to reverse York placings with Travel Candy.

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15:20 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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SUN FESTIVAL appears to have turned a corner recently having won two of his last three starts. Joseph Parr's gelding romped home at Brighton eight days ago and he appeals as the one to beat under a penalty. Crazy Spin bumped into an improver when filling the runner-up spot at Leicester in May and a similar performance could see her go close, while the unexposed La Espanola must also enter calculations having posted a decent fourth on her handicap bow last time.

SUN FESTIVAL resumed winning ways in great style at Brighton last week and a 5 lb penalty doesn't look sufficient to prevent him from going in again. Crazy Spin is feared most on the back of her very good Leicester second, although both Hanoverian King and Calcutta Dream can have a say too in a competitive handicap.

A few with chances. CALCUTTA DREAM is a consistent 5yo who wasn't seen to best effect when fourth at Pontefract last month.

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15:25 Dundalk Maiden 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SANDY CREEK looks dangerous switched to Polytrack. This Frankel filly has been placed in three big-field maidens at the Curragh, Naas and Gowran Park and holds an Irish Oaks entry. Pivotal Revive showed an aptitude for Polytrack when beaten by a neck into second on debut in November. The horse that beat him is rated 108 after winning at Royal Ascot. Pivotal Revive was a beaten favourite in second on seasonal bow at Limerick last month, but should come on from that run. Time Tells All has a lovely pedigree being by Sea The Stars out of a Group 3-placed mare. Her debut second was better than two subsequent turf efforts, but she could take to this surface. Local Girl and Rerkha are others that could get into the mix.

SANDY CREEK has let odds-on backers down on her last 2 starts but gets one final chance now switching to AW. Pivotal Revive has shaped well when runner-up on both starts and heads the dangers along with Time Tells All and the reappearing Shanadar.

The one to beat looks to be PIVOTAL REVIVE(nap) with the step back up to 1m and the return to this surface in his favour

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15:30 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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It's hard to get away from the claims of ISLE OF WOLVES, who drops down into a 0-60 having run well enough in a better race than this when last seen at Wolverhampton. His AW form in the spring would make him hard to beat at this level and, despite a big weight, he should go very close. This Ones For Fred has the form to go well and will be a player under Hollie Doyle if putting his best foot forward. Huscari looks best of the rest but may find this trip on the sharp side.

ISLE OF WOLVES is in reasonable form and this represents a drop in grade, so he's fancied to end a losing run if the race is run to suit. Huscari has been holding her form well and her stable has been amongst the winners lately, so she's regarded as the main danger ahead of This Ones For Fred.

This Ones For Fred is better than he showed last time but this looks a good chance for ISLE OF WOLVES to end his long barren spell.

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15:40 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is a big drop in grade for CREATIVE STYLE and Archie Watson's filly must hold every chance of bouncing back on her handicap debut. A game winner over 7f at Wolverhampton on her penultimate outing, she can mount another bold bid if transferring that form to turf. Just Janet has filled the runner-up spot on her last three outings and is feared most, while Platinum Girl is another with claims.

PLATINUM GIRL has been an all-round improved model this term, gaining her second win of the campaign at Carlisle 2 starts back prior to a good third back at that venue latest. She can make her presence felt again, with Vixey and Just Janet heading up the dangers.

Catterick should suit the front-running style of PLATINUM GIRL (nap) and this consistent sort is taken to record a third success.

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15:50 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Who Loves You Baby failed to back up her recent C&D second when a well-beaten favourite at Windsor 11 days ago, but first-time cheekpieces could see the Expert Eye filly return to form. Millicent has shaped as though a return to further would suit and she must be considered with that in mind, but preference is for FILLYFUDGE. Narrowly denied over 1m at Windsor earlier this month, Amy Murphy's charge can go one better from an unchanged mark.

This looks a good opportunity for FILLYFUDGE to shed her maiden tag given she can race off the same mark as when a very good second at Windsor last time out. Mont Vallon and Angel of Peace appeal as the duo best equipped to trouble the selection and can chase home Amy Murphy's filly in that order.

The 4yo FILLYFUDGE has threatened in two of her last three appearances and probably wants this longer trip.

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15:55 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOBBY K is an angle against the likely warm favourite Dutch Glory. This former C&D winner is down to his lowest mark yet of 63 which is hard to ignore. On his last visit to Dundalk in January, he travelled well off a mark of 69 before failing to see out the finish in sixth. He was very well backed that day in a slightly higher grade. Jockey Gary Carroll is having a fantastic season and gets the leg up for the first time. Dutch Glory has very solid claims after running on well to win over this trip in Listowel. She has gone up 5lb, but remains in the same 47-65 grade and has won over 7f at this track. Stall one gives jockey Siobhan Rutledge options. This is a marked drop in class for Bucky Larson. He is hard to put forward because of his lack of form this year, but could find this basement grade to his liking. Circles has plenty of form at this track and she should be in there pitching, but her wins have come over 7f.

BOBBY K looks well treated back on AW and, having been better than the result at Leopardstown 20 days ago, he's supported with the added benefit of a fully-fledged rider back on board. Dutch Glory is in top form and appeals as the main danger ahead of Circles.

This looks a good opportunity for DUTCH GLORY to follow up last month's win at Listowel

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16:00 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Mysterious Soul is perhaps the most interesting of the newcomers and a market check is advised. However, this may well be battled out between a couple of the last-time-out winners in PROFESSOR TICKLE and Doddie's Impact. The latter probably achieved more when just about making all in tough conditions at Doncaster but this scenario is vastly different. The former was an easy winner at Brighton last time and potentially has plenty more to offer. Battleofbaltimore was behind the selection at Brighton but ran pretty green and is entitled to get much closer today.

It may have only been a seller that THE GOOD BISCUIT landed at Leicester on Saturday but he did the job well and is taken to follow up here. Doddie's Impact is feared most on the back of his debut success at Doncaster, for all that conditions here will be entirely different. Newcomer Emirates Angel is appealing on paper and it'll be interesting to see which way she goes in the betting.

Brocklesby winner DODDIE'S IMPACT starts out for his new yard in a modest event and can maintain his unbeaten record.

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16:10 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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COLD HENRY hit the crossbar last time at Pontefract, where he was five lengths clear of the third, and he has been raised 2lb for that display. That looks like a lenient decision from the handicapper, so he could take full advantage. Baez has been a model of consistency since joining the Jim Goldie stable and she can go well again, along with Spantik, who returned to the fray with a close-uo third at Redcar recently.

A dual C&D winner during the second half of last year, COLD HENRY has improved again this campaign, producing his best effort yet when runner-up in a higher grade at Pontefract 17 days ago. He earns the vote to come out on top, with Arabescato, Lord Torranaga and Baez a trio of others fancied to be thereabouts.

Cold Henry can go well again but perhaps ARABESCATO can take advantage of a good mark after a satisfactory return at Sandown.

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16:20 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The consistent OKEANOS has filled the runner-up spot on his last three outings and, even though he is now rated 5lb above his last winning mark, looks the one to beat stepping back up in distance. He was only denied by a head at Redcar over this trip on his penultimate outing and gets the vote at the main expense of Cariad, who can take another step forward following an improved second at Nottingham most recently. Dion Baker completes the shortlist dropping in class from his latest outing.

CARIAD looks the way to go here given the form of her recent Nottingham second is proving strong and she can race off the same mark. Okeanos could emerge as the chief threat on the back of his solid Doncaster second, with Dion Baker and Azeezan in the mix for minor honours.

Open and trappy. Marginal preference is for ANGLO SAXSON who can usually be relied upon to give his running at this venue.

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16:25 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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NUMIDIA was a real eye-catcher in Leopardstown and is sure to be popular. He suffered a nightmare passage before passing the post in a close fourth, still on the bridle, with nowhere to go. He races off 7lb lower due to Conor Stone-Walsh's claim, so looks to be on a very attractive mark. Furthermore, he won over C&D in February. Sunset Nova's form can be in and out, but he won off 1lb higher in Down Royal on his penultimate start. This is a short trip for Happaugue, but he should still be able to land a blow while his stablemate, Kratos, isn't out of it. Tynamite has the ability to bank a cheque, and both reserves would enter the reckoning if getting a run. First-reserve The Bog Bank won this race last year.

HAPPAUGUE is well suited by this track and shaped as if he'd come on for the run when down the field at Down Royal recently, so he's worth a chance to capitalise on a handy mark. Numidia looks the main threat ahead of Tynamite.

C&D winner NUMIDIA looked very unlucky at Leopardstown last time when getting no run and could register another win back here.

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16:30 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Grey Gray shed her maiden tag last time by just over a length at this track over 5f and she is likely to have a say as she tackles this distance for the first time, but the vote goes to MEDIATE ALEXANDER. The daughter of Kodiac has shown plenty of promise in all of her three efforts to date and she could defy a rating of 64. Forever A Diamond isn't ruled out either.

STATES was always going to struggle in a Class 2 novice at Salisbury a fortnight ago and it would be no surprise were he to get back on track here, with his sights lowered and the addition of cheekpieces a potentially good move. Grey Gray is an obvious threat on the back of a deserved breakthrough success over 5f at this course last month, while Seven Aces could be seen in a better light now that she ventures down the nursery route. Mediate Alexander also enters calculations.

Seven Aces looks a likely improver but so too does PART TIME BRITAIN (nap) and he's of some interest now upped to 6f.

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16:40 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Barrolo was tough at the finish to force a dead-heat at Ripon last time over a mile and he now competes off 3lb higher, so a chance can be taken on SECRET JOY. The son of Camacho has failed to fire in his three career starts to date, but he has been sent off at huge odds for all of those efforts and the three-year-old could put his best foot forward now in handicap company for the first time. Granny B looks best of the remainder.

It's tough to look beyond BARROLO, who made it 2-2 in handicaps at Ripon last month and Grant Tuer's charge looks to have been found an excellent opportunity to bring up the hat-trick. Granny B drops in grade, so she could be the one to give the selection most to think about, ahead of handicap debutant Secret Joy and Valstar.

The majority of these arrive with something to prove but the exception is BARROLO and he can land the hat-trick.

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16:50 Fairyhouse Claimer 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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WESTERN CAPE has been kept busy in recent weeks but may have been found a suitable opening to record a first success. Given the promise he showed for Donnacha O'Brien as a juvenile, it is surprising that the son of Footstepsinthesand has yet to get his head in front. However, there have been signs in his last couple of starts that the penny is finally beginning to drop. Serotonin has been well supported on more than one occasion, so connections clearly feel the Fast Company gelding is capable of better than his form figures would have us believe. This is one of the weakest races he has contested to date. Ger Lyons has an excellent record in claimers so, with Colin Keane on board, newcomer Roman Harry has to be considered.

WESTERN CAPE is going through a good spell and having finished runner-up in a similar event at Ballinrobe just over a fortnight ago, Denis Hogan's charge gets the nod to go one better with the cheekpieces reapplied. Roman Harry and Ravelli are newcomers who both tick plenty of boxes so Ger Lyons' pair could give the selection most to think about, with Serotonin another fancied to feature.

Unless the newcomers prove dangerous WESTERN CAPE could have been found a good opportunity to make it 12th time lucky.

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16:55 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for several of these, but LEVEL UP doesn't have to carry a penalty for his win at Newbury last week and boasts leading credentials here. Owen Lewis now knocks 7lb off the gelding's back as opposed to 3lb on that occasion, so David Evans' inmate is well treated. Regal Envoy appears his most serious danger following a good second over this distance at Bath last month, while consistent all-weather performer Man On A Mission completes the shortlist.

REGAL ENVOY is below his last winning mark and turned in his best effort of the season when second at Bath a fortnight ago, so he's preferred to recent Newbury winner Level Up. Man On A Mission is also of interest back from a break.

Unpenalised Level Up is respected but ALPINE GIRL still has potential at 5f and she shouldn't have a problem with the return to turf

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17:00 Dundalk Maiden 11f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHAMWARI stands out with her mark of 96. Joseph O'Brien's filly ran a stormer in second in the King George V Cup at Leopardstown and the winner endorsed the form by landing the Ulster Derby at Down Royal. That run earned Shamwari a crack at Listed company in Naas where she was unplaced, but far from outclassed. She sets the standard back in maiden company. King Leodegrance ran into a pair of useful sorts when beaten into second at both Tipperary and Leopardstown. He is an obvious threat with Jack Cleary claiming 7lb. Galileo's Compass has shown definite ability in two runs to date, particularly when third in Tipperary. He's a full brother to a Group 2 winner and cheekpieces are fitted for the first time. Letiza disappointed in the Ulster Derby but, prior to that, posted three solid runner-up finishes.

This represents a golden opportunity for SHAMWARI to get off the mark at the fourth attempt. She has contested listed races the last twice and is likely to prove too strong for Galileo's Companion, who stepped up on his debut display when a close third at Tipperary last time he remains open to improvement, while King Leodegrance has to be taken seriously, too.

Though she might be flattered by her rating of 96, SHAMWARI should be still able to take this if bringing her best form.

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17:05 Lingfield Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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Last year's Albany third IVORY MADONNA sets a pretty high standard with a rating of 91 on her return to the fray. She was last seen being beaten a length at Newcastle in September but could make amends on this occasion. Eleutheromania could only manage sixth on debut at Newbury but she is likely to have learned a lot from that experience and a big step forward would be no surprise. Time's Eye looks best of the rest.

ELEUTHEROMANIA failed to land a blow on her introduction at Newbury but she is likely to be a different proposition here and this Sir Michael Stoute-trained filly makes for an interesting alternative to likely favourite Ivory Madonna. Time's Eye is clear third choice ahead of Nibras Angel, who looks the pick of the trio of newcomers.

She fluffed her lines when last seen but this still looks a good opportunity for IVORY MADONNA to open her account.

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17:10 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAGICAL EFFECT gets a tentative vote in this open contest after returning to form last week at Thirsk to fill the runner-up spot. He is 1lb lower than his last winning mark, so the veteran could go one better and record his ninth career success. Of the dangers, King Of Europe steps back up in distance after a creditable fifth last time over 6f and he could get in contention, along with Mutanaaseq, who has a recent C&D win to his name.

MAGICAL EFFECT produced his best effort of the season when runner-up at Thirsk a week ago and he can go one better from 1 lb below his last winning mark. Mutanaaseq had been in good form at this C&D prior to his latest outing, so he helps to give Ruth Carr a strong hand in the race, with Key Look completing the shortlist.

The percentage call goes to MUTANAASEQ, who has a solid chance judged on his C&D form this term. Round The Island is second choice.

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17:20 Fairyhouse Stakes 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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WHITE CAVIAR is worth another chance despite having disappointed at the Curragh last time. Prior to that below par effort, the Joseph O'Brien-trained four-year-old had looked a very progressive filly. Indeed, on her penultimate outing, the daughter of Australia had acquitted herself with distinction when third in Listed company. Quick ground was put forward as the cause of her lacklustre run at headquarters but with rain forecast, that is unlikely to be an issue now. Hell Bent finished a place ahead of the O'Brien filly at the Curragh but weakened late on having raced handily. The Jessica Harrington-trained gelding has yet to convince he needs this trip. En Or, who remains unexposed for current connections, shaped quite well at Limerick last month. It would be no surprise to see further improvement here.

Cases can be made for a few of these but EN OR continued his fine start for current connections with another solid effort when runner-up at Limerick last month. Tony Martin's charge can go one better at the expense of White Caviar, who clearly wasn't 100% at the Curragh 5 weeks ago but is fancied to build on her encouraging reappearance at Gowran at the second attempt. Takarengo rounds off the shortlist.

En Or ran the best race of these last time out but with rain about WHITE CAVIAR could easily return to her best form.

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17:30 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRACESOLUTION's consistency could be rewarded. She has finished a close second on her last three runs over C&D and was placed when last seen at Down Royal in June. Galactica is of interest on her Polytrack debut. Although unplaced in the Ulster Oaks at Down Royal, she was beaten just over four lengths. If she takes to this surface, she ought to go close in the first-time hood. Rauzan was placed in Dundalk as a juvenile and is on a fair mark to go to work off. Cursory Exam, S'all Good Man, and Boola Boola all have winning form at this venue while Roman Bull has been placed several times here.

Having been given a chance by the handicapper, HALCYON SPIRIT could be worth siding with in what looks a wide-open contest. Gracesolution has been knocking on the door and looks set for another prominent role, while Roman Bull is third choice. Rauzan is also shortlisted.

After a solid run at Fairyhouse last time, RAUZAN could be able to get off the mark down 1lb. He was third in a 1m maiden at this track

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17:40 Lingfield Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SKALLYWAG BAY has been on the rise recently and she looks sure to continue on the upward curve. She put in a pleasing display at Windsor last time and has been leniently left on the same mark, so will likely prove tough to beat. So Smart filled the runner-up spot in this grade last time at Haydock and his time could be near, while Dalby Forest could put his latest display behind him to fight it out for second.

SKALLYWAG BAY arrives on the up and was only denied by another improver at Windsor recently, so she's fancied to get back to winning ways. So Smart is likely to run another solid race and Betweenthesticks is of interest now dropped in grade.

Competitive despite the small numbers. SKALLYWAG BAY has improved for dropping to 5f of late and she can go in again.

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17:45 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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LIBERTY BREEZE went in over C&D on her latest outing by half a length, but she looked well on top at the line on that occasion and is now 3lb higher rating, which gives her leading claims of following that success up. Asmund put in his best effort of the season last time at Redcar to finish a close-up third and he looks sure to go well off 1lb lower, while Obee Jo is likely to appreciate this step back in distance.

A poor contest in which LIBERTY BREEZE should prove more than capable of following up last month's C&D success. Asmund was seen to good effect from the front at Redcar last time and can make the placings again if in the same form, with Final Frontier just about preferred of the remainder now with a recent run under his belt.

Liberty Breeze holds good claims but ASMUND may well build on his latest effort and take advantage of a workable mark.

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17:50 Fairyhouse Maiden 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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The well bred ROYALCORRESPONDENT might be good enough to make a winning debut for Ger Lyons. Related to a host of winners, the Blue Point colt would not have to be anything out of the ordinary in a race of this nature. Killian Hennessy has been making the most of the recent opportunities he has received from Aidan O'Brien and The Caribbean appeals as one of the more interesting contenders. The No Nay Never colt has a couple of high profile entries but has to date, failed to justify such lofty expectations. Perhaps, the application of first-time blinkers will see the Ballydoyle representative in a better light. Janzoor didn't run too badly when seventh over this course and distance last month. The Darren Bunyan-trained colt should have learned from that initial experience.

This could go to a newcomer, with ROYALCORRESPONDENT interesting as Colin Keane's pick of the 3 for Ger Lyons before market clues. Munasir is interesting for Joseph O'Brien, and while the jury is out on The Caribbean for now he's clearly thought capable of better and it would be no surprise to see him take a step forward in first-time blinkers under an apprentice who has been catching the eye.

Easily the best of those with experience is THE CARIBBEAN who could well improve enormously for headgear.

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18:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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There is the potential for plenty of pace here so it could pay to be ridden with some patience and while he has never raced over this far before, NASIM looks particularly interesting. Having taken a while to come to hand, he was a bit unlucky not to get much closer to an easy winner at Kempton last time and if waited with again, it could pay dividends. Genesius is the obvious danger after his battling success at Thirsk, with Tequilamockingbird another who could play a leading role.

NASIM could barely have shaped better in defeat when runner-up over 1m here a fortnight ago, picking up again in impressive fashion inside the final 1f having lost almost all momentum just as he began to lay down his initial challenge. Tequilamockingbird ran a fine race in defeat at Wolverhampton last month and heads the list of dangers, with Lednikov and Genesius others to consider.

Preference is for TEQUILAMOCKINGBIRD who has winning form over C&D and only found an unexposed 3yo too good last time.

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18:10 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 13f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Hidden Pearl has been in good form and is a player now reunited with Gina Mangan. Lailah is working is working her way into form and will be dangerous under Billy Loughnane if taking another step forward. However, they both may struggle to fend off DIRHAM EMIRATI, who has been competing in a slightly higher grade than this and might be able to take advantage of dropping into a 0-55 for the first time.

Little between the principals on form but it could pay to side with LAILAH who can race off a 1 lb lower mark than when a good recent Leicester third (form been franked) and remains with few miles on the clock. Jenny Ren shaped well when fourth at Wolverhampton last time so rates a big threat though, with in-form pair Hidden Pearl and Urban Forest in the mix too.

This looks a bit trappy but James Fanshawe's 4yo LAILAH gets the vote ahead of Hidden Pearl and Jenny Ren.

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18:20 Fairyhouse Maiden 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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TREASURED SOUL can shed his maiden tag at the fourth attempt. The Ger Lyons-trained gelding ran a big race on his debut at Leopardstown in May but totally under-performed when well beaten at Gowran Park on his second start. Although nothing came to light following that disappointing run, there was again plenty to take from a staying on fourth at Limerick last time. First Gentleman has reached the frame on all three starts to date, without looking overly progressive. If the application of cheekpieces have the desired effect the Harrington runner could take a step up. Desert Haven beat the latter at the Curragh in April but failed to confirm the form when they met again at Cork the following month. The Noel Meade-trained gelding now wears a first-time tongue-tie.

There is more to come from FIRST GENTLEMAN and he can get off the mark now fitted with headgear in a very winnable maiden. Desert Haven can surely find a race before too much longer, while Limestone Red is a newcomer to keep an eye on.

Jessica Harrington's FIRST GENTLEMAN probably improved a little to finish second at Limerick and he's ready for this longer trip.

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18:30 Kempton Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Works Of Art and Zoumoon both shaped with promise on debut and there should be improvement in the locker, especially with the former, who caught the eye from well off the pace over C&D and now has William Buick in the saddle. There is an interesting newcomer, however, in the form of RAWAASI, who has a nice pedigree. By leading first-season sire Blue Point, any market support for the Crisfords' filly would be significant as the standard set by those with experience is not insurmountable.

WORKS OF ART showed plenty amidst greenness on her C&D debut 5 weeks ago and is taken to build on that and strike under William Buick. Crisford stable newcomer Rawaasi would rate a danger if the betting vibes are strong. Zoumoon should take a step forward from her debut and is also on the shortlist.

This can go to WORKS OF ART who very much caught the eye when a staying-on sixth on her debut over C&D last month.

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18:40 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Katar has the form to get involved at the business end if bouncing back from a lesser effort at Newbury. Lady Jane Grey is lurking on a dangerous mark and will be a player if putting her best foot forward, but the claims of ALL IN THE HIPS are there for all to see after an excellent second here last time. Any repeat of that effort will make her very difficult to beat in what looks a pretty winnable race.

With the James Evans team among the winners a chance is taken on MINTANA, who was better than the result when fourth in a big field here over Easter and is worth another chance to show she can translate this winter's AW improvement to the turf. All In The Hips will be a threat if reproducing the form she showed when second here a fortnight ago, while Beau Roc's overall record suggests she's likely to bounce back from a lesser run last time.

Top of the list is ALL IN THE HIPS (nap), who is versatile ground-wise and hit a personal best with her close call here two weeks ago.

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18:50 Fairyhouse Group 3 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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AMERICAN SONJA finished behind Zarinsk when the pair met at Leopardstown in May but may be able to overturn that form at the revised weights. The Joseph O'Brien-trained filly has since gone on to enjoy Listed success in France. It could just be that she will be more suited to dropping back to 7f than her Ger Lyons-trained rival. Zarinsk also travelled to France for her last run, finishing fourth in a Group 2 at Chantilly. Cigamia has to concede weight to the three-year-olds but the Willie McCreery-trained filly had some smart form last season and is entitled to improve from her recent reappearance at Navan. Maybe Just Maybe looks to be the pick of a quartet of Aidan O'Brien-trained runners in the race.

AMERICAN SONJA wasn't for passing when winning well at Longchamp and she's taken to score again. Cigamia and Zarinsk are feared. Remarkably, Aidan O'Brien has never won this, usually pitching in his 3-y-o fillies who have been disappointing, with Dame Kiri perhaps the pick of his four all with that profile this time.

Back down in grade from running in a French Group 2, ZARINSK (nap) is taken to make all as she did in winning a Group 3 at Leopardstown

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19:00 Kempton Stakes (Class 2) 11f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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John and Thady Gosden hold a very strong hand with two surefire improvers in Lion's Pride and MIDDLE EARTH. Both shaped with considerable promise on debut and it is hard to split them but slight preference is for the latter, who was a long way back in a slowly-run affair at Sandown and kept on well all the way up the hill. The winner of that race is now rated in the 90s and with improvement highly likely, Middle Earth can get off the mark at the second attempt. The Goat was behind him in sixth but is capable of better.

The Gosden yard can dominate this with sons of Roaring Lion. LION'S PRIDE made a highly promising start to his career when second at Newcastle and can prove too strong for Middle Earth, who also filled the runner-up spot on his debut.

The two interesting Gosden-trained colts are taken to fight this out. LION'S PRIDE gets the marginal vote over Middle Earth.

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19:10 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Therehegoes has been in good form and would have been of more interest if the draw had been a touch kinder. Coronation Cottage could go round here with a blindfold on, but again the draw has made his life difficult in a race where a case can be made for plenty. Preference is for FAIR AND SQUARE, who has been gradually returning to form and has a good inside draw to attack from, so he can finally get off the mark at the 39th attempt.

ATTY'S EDGE is handicapped to win and looked back in form when third in a better race than this at Chepstow last time, so he's worth chancing to get the better of We're Reunited, who should put up another bold showing from the front. Coronation Cottage is also considered.

Preference is for WE'RE REUNITED, who made all over 5.7f here in May and backed that up with a good third over the same C&D last week.

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19:20 Fairyhouse Handicap 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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HIGHTIMEYOUWON can record a third success since joining the Ado McGuinness stable last November. The seven-year-old is at his best when quickening off a strong gallop, something that looks almost assured here. The son of Garswood finished runner-up to Verhoyen when the pair met at the Curragh recently but there are strong grounds for believing he can come out on top here. Aside from the revised weights, the Michael Grassick-trained winner tends to reserve his best form for the Curragh. C&D maiden winner Hotrocket remains thoroughly unexposed having had just the six career runs. Joseph O'Brien's gelding made a very pleasing reappearance when winning at Gowran Park last month.

HOTROCKET can already boast a C&D win and looks to have more to offer on the back of his ready Gowran success (form been franked) so gets the vote in a highly competitive handicap. Red Heel is weighted to have a big say and heads the list of dangers, although both Hallowed Time and Big Baby Bull also merit plenty of respect.

Probably the least exposed of these, HOTROCKET is taken to defy a 9lb rise for a recent Gowran success

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19:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 3) 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MOTAZZEN (second) was slightly unfortunate not to have finished closer to Wholeofthemoon (winner) over C&D last time out, having been denied a clear run at a crucial stage. George Baker's gelding is 3lb better off and he's expected to reverse those placings. First Emperor struggled in the Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot but must be respected down in class, while Melakaz can prove more potent back on an artificial surface having bolted up at Chelmsford on his penultimate start.

WHOLEOFTHEMOON and Motazzen filled the first two places in a C&D handicap last month and may repeat the feat. The selection has been beaten on turf since but his best efforts have come on AW and he's taken to confirm his superiority over George Baker's charge. Melakaz and First Emperor are others who are very effective under these conditions.

Preference is for FIRST EMPEROR who was running consistently well on Polytrack earlier this year. He has a good record over C&D (1322).

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19:40 Bath Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Zaraza failed to justify favouritism at Thirsk, but still reached the frame and could continue to improve in a first-time tongue tie. Preference, though, is for the 80-rated LUNATICK, who steps back into maiden company after being well held in handicaps the last twice. If he matches the level of performance that carried him into second at Windsor in May, he can get off the mark. Dartman warrants a market check on his return to action.

MOONSPIRIT is bred to be useful and showed clear signs of ability when fourth in a 6-runner novice won by a potentially smart Godolphin colt on debut at Newmarket. She will be more street-wise this time and gets the nod ahead of another likely improver in Zaraza, who was possibly unsuited by the slow ground at Thirsk and is well worth another chance to build on his debut promise. Sealine should be in the mix, too, while cases can also be made for Dartman and Lunatick.

The vote goes to ZARAZA who was a creditable third against a pace bias at Thirsk last month and still has potential for William Haggas.

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19:50 Fairyhouse Handicap 7f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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PRINCESS RAJII, who has dropped a long way in the weights, hinted at a revival when staying on nicely to finish third at Gowran Park last time. The form of that race has since been well advertised by the winner who went in again at the Curragh. The Jessica Harrington-trained four-year-old looks to hold strong claims in what is arguably the weaker of the two divisions of this race. Shimmerz caused a 40/1 upset when winning at the Curragh in May but the runner-up has boosted the form subsequently. Although raised 7lb for the win, the Charles O'Brien-trained mare will only carry an additional 2lb as jockey Siobhan Rutledge can utilise her full claim. Broken Silence could be one to outrun his odds at a big price if the blinkers help bring about some much needed improvement.

PRINCESS RAJJ was a dual winner last summer and signalled she's ready to strike again when third at Gowran last time so gets the vote off a 1 lb lower mark here. Curragh scorer Shimmerz is next on the list after her break with the lightly-raced Miss Slovakia and handily-weighted Gobi Star two others who can have a say in an open contest.

Very open and a chance is taken on the unexposed MISS SLOVAKIA, who didn't get the clearest of runs last time on handicap debut

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20:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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In what appears to be an open heat, a chance can be taken on FAST AFFAIR. She has yet to show any significant promise, but the daughter of Cracksman is a half-sister to seven winners and ought to prove far better than an opening mark of 64. Robert Havlin has a healthy strike-rate when teaming up with James Fanshawe (3-8), and that can only be viewed as an added positive. Chalk Mountain sports first-time cheekpieces following a good third at Lingfield, which could help eke out more, while the consistent Obama Army is just one other to consider.

Having shown much improved form on her penultimate outing, STREETSTORM seemed unsuited by the longer trip at Lingfield 20 days ago, so she is taken to resume her progress and open her account this time around. Double Down has been holding his form well and heads the list of dangers, ahead of Obama Army who can also give another good account.

The vote goes to STREETSTORM who had Double Down and J J Stingleton behind when beaten a nose over 1m at Lingfield last month.

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20:10 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Alice Knyvet disappointed on her handicap bow at Haydock, finishing stone last, but if she can settle better, she could put that effort well behind her. Even so, the vote goes to MIDSUMMER MUSIC, who has her first start in the handicap ranks after improving with each run in three novice races, the latest when third at Newmarket, and she can defy an initial rating of 75. Kracking made a successful beginning to his own handicap career at Leicester and completes the shortlist.

KRACKING showed improved form, despite still looking green, when making a winning handicap debut at Leicester 13 days ago, so he is taken to score again with this step up in trip to suit. The Jackler also found some progress when not beaten far at Newbury last week and he could be the main danger, ahead of handicap-debutante Beautifulasalways.

With further progress on the cards, KRACKING is taken to follow up his Leicester win. Midsummer Music is second choice.

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20:20 Fairyhouse Handicap 7f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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CORBALLIS FLYER can gain a thoroughly deserved success having gone close on his two most recent starts. The James Barrett-trained gelding was only caught close home over this trip at Cork on his penultimate outing, then suffered the same fate when second over a mile last time. With Luke McAteer taking over in the saddle on this occasion, the five-year-old has plenty in his favour. Chica Power won the aforementioned Cork race last month but will need to improve in order to confirm the form. Colin Keane is a significant booking on the Pat Martin-trained mare. Sondheim has been knocking on the door of late and Craig O'Neill's six-year-old should be involved despite his less-than-ideal outside draw.

CORBALLIS FLYER returned with 2 solid efforts in quick succession last month and might prove the answer to this tricky finale. Chica Power and Sondheim won and finished second on the same card at Cork last month and head the dangers along with Gosford, who wasn't seen to best effect at Bellewstown last week and is less exposed than the majority of these.

Loads with chances but perhaps CORBALLIS FLYER can go one better than at Gowran last month

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20:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A drop in distance from an extended 1m1f could have the desired effect for GIVE A LITTLE BACK and the gelded son of Zelzal gets a tentative vote. He is now rated just 2lb above his sole winning mark and can progress further. The returning Showlan Spirit hasn't shown a great deal but is feared on her handicap bow, while Dynakite has proven to be capable of more than his latest effort suggests and could bounce back.

MAWKEB hasn't fired on turf lately but his best efforts have come on AW so he's interesting back on an artificial surface having dipped to a mark 8 lb lower than the one he defied at Chelmsford in January. Give A Little Back is capable of bouncing back from a lesser effort at Wolverhampton and is second choice ahead of John Butler's Weloof.

The vote goes to MAWKEB (nap) who has fallen 8lb below his last winning mark and drops into Class 6 company for the first time.

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20:45 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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PINK LILY was victorious at Lingfield, holding a subsequent winner in second, and she is only asked to compete off 3lb higher as she returns to the turf, which may not be enough to prevent this previous C&D scorer from going in again. The obvious danger is Gallimimus, who recorded his third success of the season at Brighton last week. Galactic Glow also has a penalty to contend with, but isn't ruled out on his hat-trick mission.

A good race for the grade, with C&D specialist GALACTIC GLOW fancied to notch his fourth win of the season here under a 5 lb penalty. Gallimimus also carries a penalty for his improved Brighton success and can pose the biggest threat, with the consistent Lhebayeb and Lingfield winner Pink Lily also leading players.

An interesting race in which the resurgent 6yo GALACTIC GLOW gets the vote ahead of the progressive 3yo Gallimimus.

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21:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A game winner over 7f at Lingfield in April, PURPLE POPPY can mount another bold bid off 2lb higher. She kept on gamely on that occasion so shouldn't be inconvenienced by stepping back up in distance. She is fancied to get the better of Bhubezi, who finished a staying-on third over 7f at Chelmsford off this mark when last sighted. Eton College is another to bear in mind after picking up minor money on his last couple of outings.

While his stamina isn't assured now stepping up to 1m WIZARDING does stand out as an unexposed sort in this line-up and can make a successful return to AW under Cieren Fallon. Eton College shaped better than the result at Lingfield last time and is second choice ahead of Motawaafeq.

The choice is MENG TIAN, who looks favourably treated on a couple of his placed efforts from earlier in the year.

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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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