12:20 Newcastle Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A game winner off 3lb lower at Haydock last month, Raatea must enter calculations on his return to the all-weather, but this is a tougher contest so MAGICAL SPIRIT is marginally preferred. Kevin Ryan's inmate finished a length and three-quarters back in third in a competitive sprint at York and holds every chance of building on that now switching to an artificial surface off the same mark. Tiger Crusade and Lethal Levi are others worthy of consideration.

RAATEA bagged this prize 12 months ago and is taken to repeat the dose on the back of his Haydock success 3 weeks ago, for which a 3 lb rise is hardly prohibitive. Next on the list is Soldier's Minute, who shaped as though coming to hand at York a fortnight ago and the return to the all-weather will be no bad thing for this 8-y-o. Lethal Levi was down the field in the Wokingham last weekend but also performed well at York prior to that and will be a threat if taking to this surface.

Coachello is dangerous despite top weight but SOLDIER'S MINUTE is a reliable performer on AW and retains a chunk of his ability.

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12:40 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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STAR OF MYSTERY scored by 11 lengths at Haydock last time, which suggests she could be above average for her powerful connections and she looks the one to beat. The main danger could come in the shape of What A Question, who was eased down when winning well on debut at Goodwood and should have more to come, while Point Of Attack is also one to note after her runner-up effort at Lingfield.

STAR OF MYSTERY looked potentially smart when slamming 8 rivals at Haydock last time and is selected to take the step up to listed company in her stride. What A Question also impressed when making a winning start to her career at Goodwood a couple of weeks ago and is a clear second choice ahead of Point of Attack.

Star Of Mystery looks a good prospect but there are plausible alternatives, most notably UNBREAK MY HEART and Indispensable.

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12:55 Newcastle Group 3 (Class 1) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a considerable drop in grade for BRAD THE BRIEF who, despite making his return from a 259-day break, is a solid contender based on the pick of his form. He kept on well to score in the Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh in May last year and a reproduction of that effort can see him go close. Witch Hunter sprung a surprise in the Buckingham Palace at Royal Ascot so has to enter calculations upped in grade, while Mount Athos completes the shortlist.

An open-looking renewal which can go the way of BRAD THE BRIEF, who found his first attempt at the top level too competitive on Champions Day at Ascot back in October, but Hugo Palmer's 6-y-o can add to his already outstanding record fresh. Mount Athos had his winning run ended back on turf at Thirsk 10 weeks ago, but he remains capable of better back on a synthetic surface, with recent Royal Ascot winner Witch Hunter another worth considering.

Witch Hunter shone at Royal Ascot and goes well on AW but SPYCATCHER has looked better than ever this season and gets the vote.

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13:15 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Al Aasy has some questions to answer on his return from a long break, but he was last seen taking a Listed event at Ascot in May last year and he is more than capable on his day. However, NEW LONDON just shades the vote after filling the runner-up spot in last year's St Leger at Doncaster. He has looked the type that would improve as a four-year-old, which will make him tough to beat. Phantom Flight can beat Kemari and Outbox home for third, as he shaped as if a step up to this trip could bring about improvement last time.

A small field but a strong race for the grade, returning pair AL AASY and New London very smart on their day, the former shading the vote in receipt of 2 lb.

Seasonal debutants New London and Al Aasy are respected on form. PHANTOM FLIGHT and Kemari are interesting at bigger odds.

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13:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 2) 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A longer trip looks worth exploring for APPIER, who was eased towards the finish when scoring by a length and three-quarters over 1m4f at Lingfield last month. A 5lb penalty leaves him 2lb well-in and he can capitalise. Hadrianus attempts to take advantage of a drop in grade after struggling in the Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot last week and is feared most, although the four-timer seeking Blow Your Horn is a big player under his penalty.

As is usually the case, this is a very competitive consolation race and BLOW YOUR HORN is selected bring up the 4-timer under a penalty having been faultless on the turf in June. Citizen General has returned an improved model this year, so Ed Dunlop's 4-y-o could be the one to give the selection most to think about, while Appier and Mostly Sunny are another couple who may well have a say in proceedings.

It is hard to look beyond BLOW YOUR HORN (nap), who is well treated under a penalty having comfortably completed a hat-trick last Sunday

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13:40 Curragh Maiden 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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School Of Law showed the experience he gained from breezing when filling the runner-up berth over C&D, with Huxley slightly unfortunate further back, while Instant Appeal occupied the same position on his introduction, chasing home an impressive winner at Leopardstown. There is no substitute for actual race experience, but CITY OF TROY is an impeccably-bred newcomer from Ballydoyle and is fancied to strike at the first time of asking. Expensive Frankel colt Rapid Mission and Auguste Lumiere are other first-timers to consider.

This promises to prove an informative maiden and it could be worth chancing Donnacha O'Brien's HUXLEY. He shaped much better than the bare result in a C&D maiden on debut 24 days ago, denied a run over 1f out and noted finishing with running left and rates the type to improve significantly. Newcomer City of Troy is just one noteworthy newcomer, with School of Law and Slurricane others worth a look.

Only one runner for Ballydoyle here and the hint is worth taking. The superbly-bred CITY OF TROY may be tested by School Of Law

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13:50 Newmarket Group 3 (Class 1) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALDAARY is unbeaten in his last three starts, with the latest of those victories coming at Haydock in a Listed contest in May last year. That performance earned him a rating of 116 and he looks the one to beat. Pogo took this race 12 months ago and will find this a lot easier than the Queen Anne at Royal Ascot last time, so he has to be considered, along with the recent John Of Gaunt victor Jumbly, who has William Buick booked.

Only six runners but not the easiest Group 3 to assess. ALDAARY was firmly on the up when last seen out so is taken to defy his long absence and extend his winning sequence to four for his in-form handler. Jumby has his fitness proven so is feared most on the back of a recent success in Haydock's John of Gaunt Stakes, while last year's winner Pogo can't be discounted despite failing to fire so far this term.

Aldaary holds leading claims granted ground softer than good. However, at bigger odds the suggestion is AUDIENCE.

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13:57 Chester Maiden (Class 4) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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LIV MY LIFE was well held in a very competitive event at Salisbury last time but her previous form suggests that she could be successful in a race of this nature. Etoile D'alexandre displayed plenty of promise on her debut at York last month and she could prove to be the main threat to the selection. Others to consider are Si Si Senor and Riverview Law.

There was plenty to like about ETOLIE D'ALEXANDRE's opening effort at York and she can strike at the second time of asking. Indication Spirit showed up well on last week's Hamilton debut and may give the selection most to do ahead of fellow Nick Bradley runner Riverview Law.

Declan Carroll won this race 12 months and might do so again with ETOILE D'ALEXANDRE, who shaped promisingly on her York debut.

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14:05 Newcastle Handicap (Class 2) 16f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZOFFEE is only 2lb higher than when a neck second in the Chester Cup and he confirmed his well-being with an encouraging effort at Royal Ascot subsequently. The seven-year-old won the consolation race for this event 12 months ago and another good run can be expected. Calling The Wind finished in front of the selection when runner-up in the Ascot Stakes so cannot be discounted. Post Impressionist and Adjuvant are progressive four-year-olds who have to be of interest, while Law Of The Sea and Nathanael Greene complete the shortlist.

William Haggas' low-mileage 4-y-o POST IMPRESSIONIST signed off for 2022 with an emphatic York success and can take another sizeable step forward on his first go over 2m to claim his biggest prize yet. Sir Mark Prescott's returning Omniscient is another unexposed stayer going the right way and he rates a big threat, while Cesarewitch runner-up Vino Victrix is weighted to have a say if building on his Chester Cup eleventh. Adjuvant and Nathanael Greene complete the shortlist in a cracking Plate.

The high draw may complicate matters for Good Show, who is therefore second choice behind the in-form stayer LAW OF THE SEA.

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14:10 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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WHO LOVES YOU BABY made a pleasing start to her handicap career when she was a clear second over 1m2f at Yarmouth, and she looks primed to offer a bold bid. John Ryan's runner has been raised 2lb in the ratings for that effort and that may prove lenient. Manxman has shown very little in his career to date but he may step up on his handicap bow, while Dee's Dream is another to note.

WHO LOVES YOU BABY showed much-improved form when just touched off on handicap debut at Yarmouth 3 days ago (nicely on top of the remainder) and she earns the vote to come out on top stepping up in trip. Manxman is far from living up to his pedigree but this longer trip could help now handicapping from a basement mark. Foinix can also feature.

Hardly the most exhilarating of starts to the card and recent Yarmouth runner-up WHO LOVES YOU BABY picks herself.

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14:15 Curragh Group 2 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien has won six of the last 10 renewals and MATRIKA can provide him with another success. The daughter of No Nay Never was denied victory in the Albany by just a length at the Royal meeting and she could be a class above her rivals here. Grand Job was beaten less than a length into second by the selection over C&D on debut so has to be feared, while Launch may have struggled in the Queen Mary but her previous third in a Naas Group 3 over this trip earns her a place on the shortlist.

Something of a mixed bag for this Group 2 and MATRIKA looks very much the way to go here on the back of her fine Albany Stakes second at Royal Ascot. Both Grand Job and Gunzburg look to have better days ahead of them and can chase home Aidan O'Brien's exciting No Nay Never filly in that order.

Albany Stakes runner-up MATRIKA has had only eight days to recover but will be a short price to confirm debut form with Grand Job

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14:25 Newmarket Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could be dominated by the two Charlie Appleby-trained newcomers, with preference for DANCE SEQUENCE, who is the pick of William Buick. The daughter of Dubawi may be bred to excel over further in time, but this appeals as a good starting point. Race The Wind is also well bred and catches the eye. Upscale is the first foal out of Fred Darling winner Dandhu and she has to be of some interest. Crocus Time appeals most of those with experience after a promising third at Thirsk last month.

The pair with racecourse experience don't set a tall standard, so DANCE SEQUENCE is selected to make a winning start for the Appleby/Buick combination who will hope to leave what can only be described as an underwhelming June behind. Stablemate Race The Wind may emerge as the main danger, ahead of Upscale, but the market will no doubt provide plenty clues.

The Appleby fillies are hard to split on paper, regardless of riding arrangements. UPSCALE, for the Balding yard, is the suggestion.

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14:32 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Natchez Trace has to be respected following his win at Southwell, but marginal preference is for SCINTILLANTE. Andrew Balding's colt put in a career best when second on his handicap debut at Newbury two weeks ago and he remains open to further progression. Restorer has made the frame on his last couple of starts and could do so once again, while similar comments apply to Croachill.

SCINTILLANTE shaped promisingly at Newbury last time and might be up to providing Andrew Balding with yet another Chester winner. Zealandia looked on the way back here last time and may give the selection most to do ahead of recent Southwell scorer Natchez Trace.

The one who stands out is SCINTILLANTE (nap) who could have more to offer on the back of his encouraging handicap debut at Newbury.

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14:40 Newcastle Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZIP was well held at Ascot last time but his previous form on the all-weather was very encouraging and he's only 1lb higher than when winning at Southwell in February. Air To Air is closely matched with the selection based on their meeting over C&D in January and he should not be discounted. Safe Voyage edges out Adeb and Wobwobwob to be best of the rest.

Perhaps former C&D scorer SAFE VOYAGE can roll back the years and resume winning ways on the back of a pair of good efforts in highly competitive handicaps on turf in May. Three-time C&D winner Zip was better than the result in the Victoria Cup at Ascot last time and can bounce back to form and provide the chief threat ahead of Wobwobwob, whose trainer Adrian Keatley has had his string in excellent form lately.

The veteran SAFE VOYAGE has run creditably in competitive turf handicaps on his last two starts and is taken to return to winning ways.

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14:45 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MACANUDO made a very pleasing start to his career when fourth on his racecourse debut over 7f at Haydock, and this looks like a nice opportunity to shed his maiden tag. Richard Hannon's runner didn't quite last home over the stiff 7f and this drop in trip is a big plus. Mercian Warrior ranks best of the debutants and he's one to take seriously, while Chiedozie also appears likely to improve for his debut effort.

CHIEDOZIE shaped much better than the bare result when mid-field in a C&D novice on debut last month, a big move to get into contention taking its toll late on, and this close relation of the stable's top-class sprinter Battaash can find the required improvement. Shagraan is another open to significant progress having shaped similarly in a decent Haydock maiden so is feared most ahead of Macanudo, who should be suited by the shorter trip given how he shaped first time up.

Macanudo holds obvious appeal but CHIEDOZIE ran okay here first time out from an awkward track position.

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14:50 Curragh Handicap 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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APACHE OUTLAW ran on well when beaten less than a length into fourth over 5f at this venue. This step up in trip is likely to be a positive and having been dropped 1lb, Joseph O'Brien's colt appears primed to offer a bold bid. Iva Batt will be dangerous based on the form of her penultimate effort, when second over C&D. Coumshingaun is also entitled to respect, with Dandyville and Parting Glass a couple more to take seriously.

APACHE OUTLAW shaped well on his 5f course handicap debut and should have more to offer back up at 6f so he might prove the answer to this competitive handicap. Second choice is Gordon Bennett who did so well in handicaps in the second half of last year and should be nicely primed for this after his Fairyhouse reappearance 3 weeks ago. The shortlist is completed by last year's winner Coumshingaun, who arrives on the back of 3 creditable placed efforts.

Group 2-placed at two and holding smart entries for later in the year APACHE OUTLAW may score here with the help of a 7lb allowance.

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15:00 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up on both starts this season in races where the form has worked out very well, RAJINDRI deserves a change in luck and she may get it on this occasion. A mark of 78 on her handicap debut could underestimate Tom Clover's charge and she gets the vote ahead of the unexposed Royal Charter, as well as One Morning, who was an eye-catcher when awkwardly away at Ascot before running on late for fourth.

An interesting fillies' handicap. ROYAL CHARTER is selected to build on her promising handicap debut/reappearance run at Haydock with the step up to 1m likely to suit. One Morning shaped well in an Ascot handicap on her reappearance and should have more to offer so she's second choice. The unbeaten Dora Milaje and recent Newbury scorer Chealamy are others likely to have a say.

The vote goes to ROYAL CHARTER (nap), a course winner who should do better still. One Morning is second choice.

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15:07 Chester Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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WHENTHEDEALINSDONE was only narrowly denied over 5f at Windsor last time and Roger Teal's five-year-old could be hard to stop off the same mark here. Hyperfocus is an obvious threat off just a 2lb higher rating than when winning at Ripon in April. A case can be made for all of the remaining field, but Aberama Gold and Cuban Breeze are arguably the pick of them.

Little between the principals in a useful sprint but ABERAMA GOLD arrives at the top of his game and with his Hamilton success having been franked so edges the vote. Whenthedealinsdone has slipped to a handy mark so is feared most having got back on track at Windsor last time. Hello Zabeel is another who can't be taken lightly in his bid for a third success since joining Charlie Fellowes and Ripon scorer Hyperfocus completes the shortlist.

Roman Dragon and CUBAN BREEZE may be the two to focus on and the latter can get off the mark for the year.

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15:15 Newcastle Stakes (Class 3) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BATAL ZABEEL put in a promising display when third on his debut at York in May and Kevin Ryan's colt could be hard to stop with the benefit of that experience. Markakol failed to reward favourite-backers on his racecourse bow at Sandown but it is far too soon to be writing him off. Stanley Spencer is closely related to some high-class performers, including last year's Flying Childers winner Trillium, and is the pick of the newcomers.

MARKAKOL was too green to do himself justice at Sandown 2 weeks ago, but he's evidently held in high regard so is worth another chance in what looks an ordinary novice. Batal Zabeel fared best of the newcomers when third at York and is the obvious threat, with Stanley Spencer making the most appeal of the newcomers before market clues.

Batal Zabeel is feared but MARKAKOL is chanced in the hope he can leave his Sandown form behind him now he's hooded.

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15:20 Windsor Stakes (Class 2) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Alsakib has a bright future and may well go on to eclipse May's success at Chester. However, there was something of a collapse in pace that day and he benefitted most from the way that race panned out. With that in mind, it may be worth siding with ELNAJMM, who ran green on debut at Kempton but left a favourable impression by staying on strongly near the finish. Fakhra and Jimmy Frankham also command attention.

ELNAJMM showed plenty to work on when runner-up behind a useful sort on debut at Kempton late last year and, with progress on the cards, he can build on that now and come out on top upped in trip. Jimmy Frankham and Alsakib are similarly improving types and feared, along with the returning Zodiac Star.

This has the look of a decent novice but the suggestion is JIMMY FRANKHAM after a highly encouraging run at Salisbury.

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15:25 Curragh Group 1 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fascinating contest, with quality running right through the field. Above The Curve and TREVAUNANCE renew rivalries after they encountered each other in the Mooresbridge Stakes on reappearance here in May. The latter fared slightly better of the two on that occasion and, returning to her own sex after a tough ask in the Tattersalls Gold Cup subsequently, Jessica Harrington's filly is worth chancing. Never Ending Story is also a must for consideration, with the improving Via Sistina respected too.

George Boughey's VIA SISTINA sets the bar high on the form of her easy Dahlia Stakes success at Newmarket last time and can fend off the home challengers, headed by Saint Cloud winner Above The Curve and Irish 1000 Guiness third Comhra.

It is telling that Ryan Moore rides ABOVE THE CURVE for the Coolmore team in preference to the Classic-placed Never Ending Story

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15:35 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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SPRING FEVER got off the mark on her handicap debut at Redcar before filling the runner-up spot on her latest outing at Salisbury. She has gone up a combined total of 11lb for both of those efforts and there is every chance she can progress further on her first attempt over 1m4f. D Day Arvalenreeva went up 4lb for her first victory at Leicester and is open to more improvement, while Aiming High is capable of better following a below-par effort at Goodwood.

SPRING FEVER is firmly on the up and another step up in distance will probably draw further progress out of her, so she's preferred to D Day Arvalenreeva, who is also going the right way. Saisissante is probably the pick of the others.

Saisissante and Spring Fever step up from 1m2f with a chance but preference is for 1m4f winner D DAY ARVALENREEVA.

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15:42 Chester Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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EQUATORIAL makes his handicap debut following an eyecatching performance when breaking his maiden at Salisbury last month. He kept on to score by four and a half lengths and left the impression there could be more to come. He gets the nod from Ararat, who has gone up 3lb for last week's success at Newmarket, while the grade-dropping Misty Blues rounds out the shortlist following a fair fifth in Redcar's Two Year Old Trophy on her final start of 2022.

A good 3-y-o handicap. ARARAT seemed suited to more positive tactics when getting off the mark in a 7f Newmarket handicap last weekend and might have got off lightly with a 3 lb rise. Equatorial should have more to offer on the back of his Salisbury novice win and is second choice ahead of Divine Libra.

Ararat should go well again but preference is for DIVINE LIBRA, who shaped well on his Newmarket handicap debut.

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15:50 Newcastle Handicap (Class 3) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Several have decent chances and the likes of Cockalorum, who has been placed twice from three starts at this circuit, and Innse Gall, who has also proven to be effective on the Tapeta here, are not to be underestimated. However, PERSIST makes most appeal as she was really consistent last year and shaped well off this mark in a deeper race at Newmarket last October.

SHIMMERING SANDS ran out an easy winner at Doncaster and can follow up if proving as good on tapeta. Qaasid is feared most, ahead of Cockalorum.

A 6lb rise may not be enough to stop SHIMMERING SANDS following his very cosy win at Doncaster last time and he can follow up.

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15:55 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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PEACE OF MINE possibly paid the price for going off too quickly when she failed to give her running at Ascot in May and, given she had previously looked progressive, she may be worth another chance here. As a three-year-old filly, she is favoured by the weights and dropping her back in trip looks a good move. Farasi Lane and Snapcracklepop both have respectable form at this circuit and are feared most.

SNAPCRACKLEPOP fared best of those held up when third in a Kempton handicap (1m) 17 days ago and, back on turf, he shades the vote to confirm his mark a workable one. Farasi Lane heads up the dangers, ahead of Sudden Ambush.

Here's hoping there's sufficient pace on for FARASI LANE to deliver a telling blow. He's on a fair mark and returns to his best trip.

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16:00 Curragh Group 3 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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AL RIFFA readily accounted for some high-class rivals when taking the Group 1 National Stakes here on his final start as a two-year-old. The son of Wootton Bassett could be hard to stop if reproducing that level of form on his return. That said, Alfred Munnings looked to have a bright future when winning on debut last season and he should not be underestimated. Layfayette rarely runs poorly at this level and is another to note.

Provided he's ready to roll for this belated seasonal reappearance AL RIFFA will take plenty of stopping. He looked an exciting prospect when coming from last to first to land the Group 1 National Stakes over 7f here on his final 2-y-o start and bring plenty of potential for middle distances this season. The consistent Layfayette regained the winning thread at Limerick recently and is second choice ahead of the progressive Mashhoor.

This should be all about last year's top juvenile AL RIFFA on a slightly belated debut with this trip likely to be in his favour

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16:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZARA'S RETURN produced a career-best performance when tackling this distance for the first time at Sandown last month and the daughter of Zarak could well have more to offer, despite a 7lb rise from the handicapper. Serengeti Sunset was runner-up in the aforementioned contest and meets the selection on 6lb better terms, while Dog Fox has improved since being stepped up in trip, having already won twice this season, and he completes the shortlist.

The vote in this competitive handicap goes to V TWELVE, who was successful at Windsor off 1 lb higher on his sole previous start over this trip and, judged on this season's efforts at around 1½m, dropping back to this distance could be just the ticket. Despite his odds-on failure when bidding for the hat-trick last time, Dog Fox remains of interest and is second choice ahead of recent Ripon winner Blueflagflyinghigh. Sandown 1-2 Zara's Return and Serengeti Sunset need considering, too.

Several runners are appealing. Narrow first choice is V TWELVE, ahead of Blueflagflyinghigh then Niarbyl Bay.

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16:17 Chester Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Only narrowly denied on the all-weather when last seen in February 2022, PARLANDO rates the one to beat on his comeback. A game winner at Leicester on his racecourse debut in October 2021, the son of Dubawi was bought out of the Charlie Appleby yard for 105,000 pounds earlier this year and he can get the better of O G Beachwear, who finished a fair fourth over C&D in May. The unraced Many A Year completes the shortlist.

MANY A YEAR has an appealing pedigree and his stable isn't averse to debut winners, so he's worth taking a chance on even if it's taken him a while to reach the track. Parlando is an obvious danger if the market vibes are positive after 16 months off and Princess Niyla can't be ruled out.

Maremma should go well but O G BEACHWEAR can confirm the promise of her C&D fourth five weeks ago.

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16:25 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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LEXINGTON KNIGHT has held his form lately and, off just 3lb higher than last month's Doncaster success, he is a strong fancy to cope with top weight in this company. Richard Hannon's gelding has been admirably consistent since being fitted with a tongue-tie and this looks well within his reach given the resurgent form posted this season. Billy Bathgate and The Dancing Poet both get plenty of weight from the selection and may give him the most to think about.

LEXINGTON KNIGHT remains on a workable mark raised only 1 lb for his very good Thirsk second so is fancied to quickly resume winning ways at the chief expense of Billy Bathgate who could now build on his breakthrough Ayr success. In-form pair Golden Vintage and The Dancing Poet complete the shortlist.

Not many of these appeal. The consistent topweight LEXINGTON KNIGHT arrives in fine form and is preferred over The Dancing Poet.

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16:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 2) 11f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Educator was only narrowly denied over 1m4f at Kempton last month and the gelded son of Deep Impact left the impression there would be more to come. However, it could pay to side with CITY STREAK, who arrives in this following a creditable second over 1m2f at Redcar in May. He has gone up 1lb for that which may not be enough to hold him back. Youthful King is another to bear in mind.

EDUCATOR arrives on the back of a very eye-catching run at Kempton 24 days ago, conceding first run/not clear run but ultimately finishing off well to finish second. He shades the vote to confirm his mark a workable one back on turf. Zetland Gold Cup runner-up City Streak may well emerge as the chief threat back up in trip, with last year's and recent C&D winner The Whipmaster also in the mix.

A good handicap. Educator has to be feared but CITY STREAK (nap) ran really well at Redcar last time and that looks strong form.

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16:35 Curragh Handicap 10f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Goodie Two Shoes makes plenty of appeal on her return to the Flat, with her last appearance in this sphere seeing her finish down the field in a Listed contest at Leopardstown. Her stable companion Dancing Tango ran out a comfortable winner at Fairyhouse and the winning margin may well have underestimated the authority of that success. The vote, though, goes to LORD VADER. He caught the eye on his second start for Emmet Mullins when fourth at Limerick in April and the extra couple of furlongs appear likely to see him take another step forward.

GOODIE TWO SHOES looked a good prospect in winning her first two starts last year before running respectably up in grade. She hasn't come up to expectations over hurdles since but looks well worth a chance to get back on track returned to the level with Rachael Blackmore on board. Stablemate Dancing Tango looks the chief danger and Lord Vader is worthy of interest up in trip.

There was a lot to like about the return effort of DRACO PULCHRAC over 1m at Leopardstown. She could be the answer

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16:52 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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MALAKAHNA didn't enjoy much luck in running when third over C&D last month, but is worth another chance off the same mark. The Ian Williams-trained mare has been consistent when tried on the Flat and, given the ground conditions shouldn't present any problems, there are solid foundations to expect a bold effort. C&D winner Military Two Step is feared most, although El Borracho and Tigerten, a former stablemate of the selection, are also respected.

MILITARY TWO STEP is on an appealing mark and arrives on the back of a creditable effort, so she's taken to notch up another C&D win under a rider who excels at this track. El Borracho is a big danger and Malakhana can't be ignored.

The two suggestions against the field are MALAKAHNA and Buxted Reel who both represent last year's winning yard.

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17:05 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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FERROUS appreciated a drop in class when scoring at Goodwood on his latest start and Jack Channon's inmate rates the one to beat off 5lb higher. He finished a creditable third in deeper waters at Newmarket on his penultimate run and further progression cannot be ruled out. Isle Of Lismore has been knocking on the door of late and can give the selection plenty to think about, while Swayze is another to consider.

A comfortable winner on his penultimate start at Haydock, SWAYZE may have found underfoot conditions against him over C&D on his latest start 3 weeks ago. The return to this forecast quicker ground rates a plus here and a better showing can be anticipated. Goodwood-scorer Ferrous and Spring Bloom head up the dangers, along with Isle of Lismore.

An open sprint. FERROUS is a lightly raced sprinter heading in the right direction and his recent form stacks up well.

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17:10 Curragh Maiden 8f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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EXPELLIARMUS was a massive eye-catcher on her first start of the season at Navan over 1m2f, as she made her way through the field late to claim third in highly-promising display. She could progress again for that run and could be the one to side with in this contest. The main threat might be Space Age, who steps up to a mile after being denied by a neck in second at this track over 7f last time and should be involved again, while Neowise could put her latest effort behind her to have a say.

EXPELLIARMUS improved markedly from her debut and was better than the result when third in a Navan maiden last time, so she's a confident choice to open her account at the likely expense of Space Age. Pittsford is likely to benefit from his initial experience at this course, so he's expected to get closer this time.

One that could be capable of plenty of improvement after an eye-catching run here last time is PITTSFORD and he could go close

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17:22 Chester Group 2 6f - 0 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:30 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Philos arrives here seeking a hat-trick after wins at Wolverhampton and, most recently, over C&D. Another bold bid can be expected, but he has been given another 4lb rise in the ratings for that half-length success which may leave him susceptible to some better treated rivals, such as MYSTERIOUS MAESTRO. Simon and Ed Crisford's charge ran on strongly last time over 1m2f at this venue where he was beaten just two lengths and this step up in trip is likely to suit. Robusto completes the shortlist.

Several with sound claims, though MYSTERIOUS MAESTRO perhaps makes most appeal, with the Crisford's gelding appearing to now be gradually getting the hang of things. Robusto failed to immediately progress at Caterick last time but is given another chance to improve, whilst hat-trick seeking Philos and handicap-debutante Surge are others that merit serious consideration.

Hat-trick seeker Philos is respected but MYSTERIOUS MAESTRO gets the vote after his eyecatching effort here last time.

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

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A tricky staying handicap puzzle for punters to solve, but there was a lot to like about the way ALMUHIT stayed on well for a close second over 1m6f here when he had Sheishybrid (fourth) and Firstman (sixth) in arrears. Off the same mark, and with the extra yardage helping, Denis Hogan's gelding is just preferred to Foveros, a C&D winner who looks feasibly treated on his return from a layoff for last year's winning trainer. Willie Mullins also saddles the lightly-raced Immelmann, who is open to any amount of improvement now stepped up markedly in trip, while last-time-out Killarney scorer Grappa Nonino warrants respect for the yard that won this in 2020 and 2021.

The lightly-raced IMMELMANN is a fascinating contender on debut for the Willie Mullins yard over this new trip. He showed plenty of ability in a handful of appearances at up to 11.5f for the Crisfords in Britain, his mark for this handicap debut looks a fair one and while a 616-day absence would usually be off-putting, Mullins is a pastmaster at getting one ready on the back of a lengthy layoff. Newfoundland, who sports first-time cheekpieces, is feared most ahead of Almuhit and Extensio.

The vote goes to EXTENSIO, winner of the Ladies Derby last year and handled the step up in trip well at Leopardstown last time

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18:05 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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OPTIK has been running consistently well of late, finishing second in each of his last three starts, and this looks like a good opportunity for him to go one better off the same mark. Platinum Prince is fancied to offer the sternest resistance after not much going his way last time over 1m3f at Kempton, while Handel is another to note.

The highest-drawn pair make most appeal here, with the three-year-old THIRD BATCH fancied to build on a couple of promising placed efforts to get off the mark. Handel is a long-standing maiden but is going through a good spell at present and should be in the mix, whilst Zebra Star produced her best effort for a while last time and is potentially well treated if able to build on that.

The suggestion is ZEBRA STAR, who did well to snatch third over C&D last week after being forced very wide around the final turn.

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18:20 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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QUEEN'S COMPANY went in by a length and a half last time at Yarmouth in a class 6 event, for which she now operates off 4lb higher. That rise may not be enough to prevent the four-year-old from going in once more. Bollin Margaret heads the list of dangers in her current mood, as she has been a model of consistency this season, while Sid's Annie can go well if transferring her good all-weather form to the turf.

MOGWAI failed to build on the promise of her British debut when only fourth at Nottingham last month but, with this step up in trip a potentially good move, she is given another chance. The consistent Bollin Margaret is likely to be in the thick of things once again, while Queen's Company is also high on the shortlist having produced a career-best when scoring on her first attempt over this trip at Yarmouth.

Evidently well suited by the step up to 1m2f when winning at Yarmouth last month, QUEEN'S COMPANY is taken to overcome a 4lb rise.

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18:40 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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DARK GOLD hasn't done a great deal in his career to date, but he makes his handicap debut and must be taken very seriously for Sir Mark Prescott. An opening mark of 61 looks more than workable and it would be no surprise were he to feature, especially following wind surgery. Last-time-out winner Star Of Epsom is likely to be the biggest danger after scoring over C&D last month, but she may be in the grip of the handicapper, while Pink Lily should also be on the scene.

PINK LILY has done well so far this season, just finding the step up in grade beyond her at Goodwood last time, but she should be more at home in these calmer waters and sets a decent standard with a good claimer aboard. Star of Epsom has a positive C&D record and should make a bold bid to follow up her recent success here, whilst Dark Gold could well be a typical Sir Mark Prescott handicap improver and merits a serious market check.

The vote goes to STAR OF EPSOM, who made it 3-3 over C&D with her strong-finishing win 12 days ago. Dark Gold is feared most.

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18:55 Doncaster Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kokomo attempted to make all of the running last time at Newbury over 7f, but weakened to finish eighth. With that in mind, the drop in distance could prove a positive move. However, the vote goes to KAIDU, who showed much more on his latest outing to fill the runner-up spot over C&D, and the son of Profitable can take this with normal progression. Any market support for 160,000gns purchase Operation Gimcrack should be noted.

Bryan Smart can ready one first time out and saddles an intriguing newcomer here in OPERATION GIMCRACK, who fetched 160,000 gns yearling. This is a realistic starting point and the hint should be taken if the market speaks in his favour. Kaidu left his debut effort well behind when runner-up over C&D and he is feared most ahead of Kokomo and Bugle Beads.

Brian O'Rourke's KOKOMO did not get home after tanking her way through a warm 7f Newbury novice six weeks ago but this race is easier.

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19:15 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Graceful Thunder has obvious claims back at this sort of level after finishing down the field in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot 10 days ago. However, the form of her previous Sandown success has taken a few subsequent knocks and she may be worth taking on with QUEUES LIKELY. She got off the mark at the third attempt at Windsor and the daughter of Massaat appears to have further improvement to come. Dapperling has shown consistency and is next on the shortlist.

A decent novice contest, with DAPPERLING taken to get off the mark at the fifth attempt having shown a fair level of form in defeat at Bath on her last 2 outings. Graceful Thunder found Royal Ascot too much of an ask but could build on her debut success back in more realistic company, with Windsor maiden winner Queues Likely also meriting plenty of respect.

George Boughey's GRACEFUL THUNDER ran well for a long way in the Queen Mary last week and gets the vote back in much calmer waters.

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19:30 Doncaster Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tokyo Dreamer sets a solid standard with a rating of 70 and she ran well to finish third at Lingfield over this trip, so she is likely to be on the premises once more. It could be worth siding with SHE WORE NO JEWELS, who showed plenty of promise on debut to hit the frame at Goodwood over 6f and could improve for this step up in trip. Alshinfarah is related to Group 2 winner Raabihah and she warrants a market check.

SHE WORE NO JEWELS shaped well amidst greenness when third at Goodwood on debut and, with improvement likely, he gets the nod ahead of Alshinfarah, who looks a notable newcomer for an excellent stable. China Trade also has potential.

Clive Cox's SHE WORE NO JEWELS shaped as though today's extra furlong will be in her favour when third on her Goodwood debut.

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19:45 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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REGAL ENVOY arrives on the back of a solid effort when second to an in-form rival at Bath on Wednesday and he has every chance of going one place better, despite a quick turnaround. Eeh Bah Gum is dangerous to underestimate on his debut for Ivan Furtado, while Harb is a speedy individual that looks a prime candidate for setting a solid tempo. Any support in the betting for Song Of Success would also be noteworthy.

Having dropped in the weights, REGAL ENVOY produced his best effort of the season when runner-up at Bath 3 days ago and he can go one better turned out again quickly. Song of Success could be the biggest threat making only her third start for her current yard, with Harb the pick of the remainder.

Regal Envoy and Song Of Success can go well but HARB can return to top form under conditions that suit.

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20:00 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOLAR ORBITER may just have needed his first run of the season when runner-up at Kempton in May and Roger Varian's colt is expected to improve from that display making his debut on turf. Snash ran with credit to finish fourth at York on his latest effort and is capable of a decent showing in a first-time visor, while Riot and Mudamer complete the shortlist.

SOLAR ORBITER looked a good prospect in winning his first two starts and didn't lose much in defeat when runner-up on handicap debut at Kempton last time. He's fancied to resume progress and score at the likely expense of Mudamer, who is well handicapped and showing positive signs for his new stable. Snash is another one to consider.

The very lightly raced 4yo SOLAR ORBITER is open to further improvement for Roger Varian and is taken to make it 3-4.

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20:15 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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INVERINATE wasn't beaten far over C&D on his penultimate start and improved to break the maiden at Chelmsford last time out. A 3lb rise for that success could prove lenient and he gets the vote ahead of Amathus, who had Major Gatsby (second) narrowly behind over C&D on his most recent effort. Essme and Nibras Rainbow are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

Having finished runner-up over C&D at the beginning of June, INVERINATE opened his account at Chelmsford 5 days later and he can follow up with more still to offer. He can see off the challenge of a pair of C&D winners, with Amathus successful 19 days ago and Essme arriving on the back of placed efforts here on her last 2 starts.

Ajrad is respected but INVERINATE (nap) is the one who looks to have the most improvement in him after his recent AW win.

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20:30 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TREACHEROUS scored on his penultimate outing at Newbury and wasn't disgraced when trying to back that performance up under a penalty at Windsor four days later. Mark Winn's 3lb claim on this occasion is likely to aid his cause and the nine-year-old gets the vote. Good Earth arrives in decent form and enters calculations, along with As If By Chance and Mattice.

GOOD EARTH has worked his way back to top form this year, beaten only by an improving type at York a fortnight ago, and he can resume winning ways in his current mood. The main danger could be Fantasy Maker, who can leave his latest run behind returned to less testing conditions, while Treacherous also merits consideration back down in grade.

Ghathanfar has been hinting that his turn is near but MATTICE shaped nicely at Beverley and can gain a second course success.

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

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Narrowly denied over further here last time out, SAN FRANCISCO BAY should be ideally suited to the drop in trip and Laura Coughlan's 3lb claim is another plus as he looks to make it two wins in his last three starts. Spirit Of Breeze is a key player for the in-form Gary Moore team, while Senor Pockets is another to consider off a dropping handicap mark.

DESERT ILLUSION is better judged on her previous placed efforts having been bumped at the start at Windsor 5 days ago, so she can resume her progress to get off the mark this time around. San Francisco Bay arrives in good form and is feared most with cheekpieces now applied, while Spirit of Breeze also merits consideration.

This can go to SAN FRANCISCO BAY, who went close in his bid for a double here last week and is a big player again on this drop to 6f.

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

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DESERT VOICE progressed from her debut effort when getting off the mark at Yarmouth and the daughter of Invincible Spirit warrants plenty of respect on her handicap bow. Northern Spirit has been a model of consistency in recent months and the return to a flatter track after his recent third at Yarmouth can only benefit him. Others to note are Roaring Ralph and Concert Boy.

It probably wasn't the strongest of maidens that DESERT VOICE landed at Yarmouth recently but she did the job well enough to suggest that this opening mark should be within her reach, particularly with further progress on the cards. Concert Boy bounced back from his York no-show when hitting the crossbar at Haydock and he is accorded respect, along with Northern Spirit and Roaring Ralph.

The only filly in the field, DESERT VOICE (nap), displayed a good turn of foot inside the final furlong to assert at Yarmouth in June.

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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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