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

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Saint George ran a career best when a close second in the Queen's Vase at Royal Ascot and has very strong claims dropping back a furlong in trip. Going up in trip looks a good move for Castle Way, having dominated a Listed contest over 1m2f on the Rowley Mile course in April and has bundles of potential. Slight preference, though, is for TOWER OF LONDON, who looks to be improving at a rate of knots and having won a premier handicap off a mark of 99 last time with his head in his chest, the son of Galileo looks another potential star stayer for connections.

An interesting renewal. TOWER OF LONDON looked on a steep upward curve when scoring twice in Ireland last month and can extend his winning run to three. Queen's Vase runner-up Saint George rates an obvious danger, while Klondike has come a long way in a short time and should have more to offer.

Five of these bring clear potential but it's SAINT GEORGE (nap) and Tower Of London who head them on form.

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14:00 Doncaster Handicap (Class 6) 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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There would be no more deserving winner than MARBUZET, who has found only one too strong on each of his last two appearances, including at Nottingham only last weekend. He has shaped like the step up from 1m6f will be in his favour and is preferred to Never No Trouble, for whom there are no stamina concerns because he has been in good form over obstacles. Toutatis almost sprung a 33/1 surprise at Wetherby, but needs to back that performance up.

MARBUZET has been knocking on the door and might prove the answer to this opener for amateur riders. Never No Trouble has been in good form over hurdles and is much respected on her first Flat start for the Donald McCain stable. The selection's stablemate Chief Craftsman is another likely to be on the premises.

Representing a trainer-jockey combination with a good record in amateur riders' races, SIR JOSEPH SWAN might be the answer.

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14:15 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of the unexposed KEHLANI, who arrives here following a staying-on third over 1m2f on her handicap debut at Ffos Las last week. With more progression likely, she is taken to get the better of the progressive Robusto, who has struck at Salisbury and Lingfield since going handicapping but has a 6lb rise to contend with for the most recent of those. Whatacracker is another to bear in mind following a fair third at Newmarket.

A few of these arrive with question marks against them so ROBUSTO looks the way to go on the back of his cosy Lingfield success. Ffos Las third Kehlani appeals as the one to give Sir Mark Prescott's improver most to do ahead of C&D winner Iolani.

This looks between KEHLANI and Robusto, with preference for the Jamie Osborne runner, who should be suited by this longer trip

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14:25 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Purosangue was impressive on his debut at Haydock, but there has to be a slight worry about him being on the best part of the track that day and it might be worth taking him on. Mountain Bear improved plenty on his debut to win nicely on his second start and that level of form would put him in the mix with further improvement to come. There was so much to like about the run of MALC in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, keeping on really well in the closing stages and suggesting the extra yardage should be ideal. Any improvement on that Ascot effort would make him very hard to beat.

Preference is for MOUNTAIN BEAR, who is in top hands and remains open to improvement on the back of his maiden success at the Curragh last month. Norfolk Stakes runner-up Malc is feared most with the step up in trip likely to be in his favour, whilst Purosangue hails from a yard whose juveniles tend to come on plenty from their first outing and is also much respected.

The two most appealing contenders are the clearcut Haydock winners PUROSANGUE and Lake Forest in that order of preference.

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14:35 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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The penny dropping for STORM FOX has coincided with her encountering quick conditions, with a Thirsk triumph sandwiched by narrow defeats at Redcar and Leicester. Providing there isn't a deluge, she can continue on her upward curve at the chief expense of Jenever, whose latest form figures are identical to the selection's. Hurstwood has been in fine fettle at Ripon, while Miss Belladonna and King Of Speed are just two others to consider.

STORM FOX is a lightly-raced sprinter making steady progress and might be the way to go tackling largely older opposition. Fellow 3-y-o South Dakota Sioux arrives in form and is second choice ahead of Jessica Macey's Jenever.

Parr Fire shaped well here 13 days ago but she may have to give best to the strong-travelling SOUTH DAKOTA SIOUX.

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14:40 Downpatrick Maiden Hurdle 18f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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An each-way chance is taken on newcomer ME WEE BONNIE LASS. Gavin Cromwell's stable is firing in plenty of winners and this four-year-old filly is a half-sister to a very smart hunter chaser. Any market moves for her would be significant as the form of her rivals isn't insurmountable. Gordon Elliott runs two, with Jack Kennedy partnering Gaye Winnie. This Walk In The Park mare has finished sixth in a pair of big-field maidens at Punchestown and Fairyhouse. She is returning off a break at a track Elliott does ever so well at. Mote Park didn't cut much ice in two bumpers, but Willie Mullins sends her over hurdles on her return to action and she is likely to do much better. Spice Diva won a point-to-point in April and is another to consider on track debut.

Those with previous hurdles experience don't set a tall standard and it may pay to take a chance on MOTE PARK. She offered something on the first of her 2 starts in bumpers during the second half of last year and it would come as no surprise to see her make an impact now her attentions switch to hurdling. Gaye Winnie and Sea Aster head the dangers, with Spice Diva also worth a second look.

A chance is taken on Gordon Elliott's GAYE WINNIE, who showed some promise in stronger maidens last winter

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14:50 Carlisle Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Only narrowly denied when sent off at 40/1 at Pontefract last week, IMPELLER is fancied to take another step forward, especially considering he is 2lb well-in compared to his revised rating. Redrosezorro was a game winner at Catterick in May and might give him most to think about off 2lb higher, while Yorkstone and Dream Deal add further spice to the race.

A few with chances but YORKSTONE comes here on the up and with the form of his recent Ayr second having been franked he is taken to get off the mark. Pontefract runner-up Impeller and Hamilton second Havana Rum appeal as the pair to give the selection most to do and can chase him home in that order.

An open event can go the way of DREAM DEAL, who returned to form when second to one that had the run of things at Pontefract last time.

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15:00 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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A super competitive race and another rematch between Washington Heights and QUINAULT. The former has done nothing wrong in either of their last two clashes and deserves a prize of this nature, but the latter is on such a role and can bag his sixth win on the bounce, with things likely to set up ideally once more. Tajalla is completely unexposed and is likely to take a step forward so is very much respected. Cases can also be made for Desert Cop, Tough Enough and Be Frank who all have the ability to take the big pot on offer.

BE FRANK was strong at the finish when making a winning handicap debut at Windsor and there is more to come from him. He gets the vote in a red-hot contest. The form of last month's valuable 3-y-o York 6f handicap is well represented with the first 4 home, led by the thriving Quinault, who seems sure to go close again with old rival Washington Heights. Frankness is also considered.

Several have already proved themselves in big-field handicaps but TOUGH ENOUGH impressed at Windsor and has better to come.

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15:10 Doncaster Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Point Given represents top connections and makes plenty of appeal on pedigree, being a half-brother to Group 1-winning juvenile Toormore and Estidhkaar, who landed the Champagne Stakes here in 2014. Welcome Dream, who comes from the family of Queen's Logic, and Speeding Bullet are other newcomers of interest, but the vote goes to FREE NATION. Charlie Hills' colt filled the runner-up spot on debut at Windsor, when showing signs of inexperience, and he is expected to build on that display.

FREE NATION shaped with tons of promise when well backed and second on debut at Windsor recently and makes plenty of appeal with improvement on the cards. A number of interesting newcomers gives this a look of an intriguing maiden, Point Given, Speeding Bullet and Welcome Dream all debutants from top yards to keep an eye on.

Windsor runner-up FREE NATION probably sets a fairly good form standard and he is taken to put his experience to good use.

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15:15 Downpatrick Maiden Hurdle 18f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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NOW IS THE HOUR has skipped recent engagements at Down Royal and Bellewstown, but remains of interest. He won his sole point-to-point by a whopping 30 lengths in January and has switched to Gavin Cromwell for his track career. The Folkes Tiara is proving expensive for punters having been a beaten favourite on his last four starts over hurdles. A third place in a Grade B handicap chase at Punchestown in April stands out, though, and there should be one of these in him. Gino Drummer Boy came from a long way back for a never-dangerous fourth in Kilbeggan. He is likely to be a contender. Irish Envoy and Colonel Bellew are in the mix for prize money.

THE FOLKES TIARA has proved consistent over both fences and hurdles and can gain a deserved first success here. Irish Envoy is feared most of those with experience whilst Now Is The Hour looks the pick of the newcomers.

Although a beaten favourite several times in maidens it could pay to persist with THE FOLKES TIARA (nap) in an ordinary maiden

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15:25 Carlisle Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for several of these, but SLAINTE MHATH impressed when securing a comfortable success at Hamilton. She does have to shoulder a 5lb penalty but she was eased towards the finish, suggesting there will be more to come. Sophia's Starlight has gone up 6lb following a Newmarket victory but gets the danger vote from Cashew, who finished a creditable third at Chepstow on her latest run.

This may well end up concerning thriving pair SLAINTE MHATH and Sophia's Starlight, with the former just edging the vote on the back her facile success at Hamilton 9 days ago. Happier, who is also going the right way, may emerge best of the others.

The handicapper may have taken a chance with Redcar winner HAPPIER, who is capable of better on this handicap debut.

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15:35 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a drop in grade for 2021 Derby and King George hero ADAYAR, who is fancied to bounce back following a fair third behind Mostahdaf in the Prince Of Wales at Royal Ascot last month. He should be far too good for the opposition if anywhere near the pick of his form, while recent Listed runner-up Israr can give him plenty to think about eased in distance. The selection's stablemate, Global Storm, is a Group 2 winner in his own right and is by no means a back marker, while Grand Alliance completes the quartet.

An excellent opportunity for the high-class ADAYAR to resume winning ways back down in class. Israr is a clear next best.

His top-level wins were in 2021 but ADAYAR's limited appearances since still make him the one to beat. Israr may follow him home.

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15:45 Doncaster Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Karl Burke has enjoyed a fine season to date with his juveniles and Classy Boy commands plenty of respect on debut following his 160,000-pound purchase at the Goffs UK Breeze-Up sale. Similar comments apply for Mr Wonderful, who represents Amo Racing and cost 185,000 euros at the Goresbridge Breeze-Up, but the pair may have to play second fiddle to KHAMSIN. Slowly away on debut, he finished off his race nicely when fourth at Yarmouth and is open to a fair amount of improvement. Nottingham runner-up How's The Guvnor and Project Geofin, who sports a visor for the first time, complete the shortlist.

MR WONDERFUL and Classy Boy are a couple of very interesting newcomers and it would be no surprise to see one of them make a winning start. How's The Guvnor improved when second at Nottingham and surely has a race in him.

This can go to THE BITTER MOOSE, who ran well at Hamilton on debut and who is entitled to improve a fair bit for the experience

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15:50 Downpatrick Handicap Hurdle 18f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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C'EST QUELQU'UN can make an impact on his first start for Gordon Elliott. His form was hit-or-miss in Britain, but he was good enough to win a handicap hurdle and a handicap chase there. He doesn't look harshly treated on a mark of 92 for this contest and Elliott often does well with recruits from Britain. Sovereign Duke is back to the sort of trip he finished a close second over at Tipperary in May and should be involved. Clear The Clouds has been running over further but certainly has form which gives him a chance, while Ask The Leader has won three handicap hurdles at this track, which entitles her to respect.

CHANCER DANCER should benefit from this drop back in trip judged on her fading Uttoxeter sixth last time out and can capitalise on a handy-looking mark now at the chief expense of unexposed pair Millies Dream and Thornleigh Frank who look to have better days ahead of them.

No outstanding candidate and a chance is taken on the reappearing KELLIE'S DREAM from the in-form Andy Slattery yard

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16:00 Carlisle Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Not exactly a daunting standard set by those with experience, so it might pay to side with the Karl Burke-trained ERANTHIS. The daughter of Saxon Warrior, a 350,000gns purchase in October last year, is related to some useful types and it would be no surprise were she to make an immediate impact for her in-form stable. Fellow newcomers Emilshaan and Carabella make enough appeal on paper to warrant a market check.

The market should reveal plenty here but Karl Burke took this event 12 months ago and his well-related Saxon Warrior filly ERANTHIS, who fetched 350,000gns as a yearling, is taken to make a winning start at the chief expense of fellow newcomers Emilshaan and Carabella who both offer potential too.

An ordinary event can go the way of 350,000gns newcomer ERANTHIS, whose trainer has a 25% strike-rate with 2yos this season

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16:10 Newmarket Maiden (Class 2) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ornellaia boasts an appealing pedigree and Dominic Ffrench Davis' 260,000gns purchase should not be underestimated on her racecourse bow, but experience could prove crucial when considering KEY TO COTAI's chances. The daughter of Cotai Glory built on her racecourse debut to finish second over this distance at Salisbury last month and there is likely more to come from her. Jumeirah Breeze and Lexington Belle also warrant a market check with their most recent runs in mind.

SACRED ANGEL's debut from a wide draw at Pontefract 18 days ago was full of promise and with progress on the cards, she could be the answer. Key To Cotai just about sets the standard and her limit hasn't been reached, so she's a big threat, with Ornellaia and Dubai Treasure a couple of very interesting debutantes.

The newcomers need a very close look and Ornellaia has a Group 1 entry. SACRED ANGEL is preferred among those who have run.

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16:20 Doncaster Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Holkham Bay has to concede 5lb and upwards on his first run for just over a year having got off the mark on his second start at Lingfield, and MOLAQAB is preferred. Third here in November on his racecourse bow, he shaped in need of his return at Newmarket's Craven meeting and is likely to be sharper now, especially with his stable in much better form. Swiss Star has placed on both her outings so far and is respected along with newcomer Mezon.

SWISS STAR has shown enough to suggest a win isn't far away and she's narrowly preferred to fellow Newmarket raider Molaqab. Viscountess Renard showed a bit on her Wetherby debut and may prove best of the rest unless the betting vibes are strong surrounding newcomer Mezon.

With a good chance on the figures, SWISS STAR is taken to open her account at the third attempt. Molaqab is second choice.

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16:25 Downpatrick Maiden Hurdle 22f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Perhaps a further step up in trip can see FOXFIRE GLOW make the breakthrough. The five-year-old was a beaten favourite in third on his last outing here, but that represented his best performance to date when upped in trip to an extended 2m2f. He now gets to tackle an extended 2m5f. There won't be any stamina issues for Scorsese, who makes his track debut after landing a point-to-point in March. Howaya C D And E has been placed five times over hurdles and is well in the hunt for more prize money. Another Nightmare and Kalko Blue could be best of the remainder.

HOWAYA C D AND E should prove well suited by this return to further having taken second late on over 2m3f here last time and she can edge out Foxfire Glow, who holds the edge on form but wasn't at his very best when runner-up here last month. Hurdling newcomer Scorsese brings winning point form and needs considering too.

Another ordinary maiden in which FOXFIRE GLOW sets the standard, albeit on form over shorter trips

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16:35 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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It can often be difficult to come from off the pace at Chelmsford, but KYNSA did well to finish third there last time out having been held up towards the rear. Eased 1lb in the ratings and back on turf, Jamie Osborne's filly can take another step forward and open her account. Mount King was no match for an impressive winner at Beverley, but that level of form would give him every chance here. Overnight Oats heads the remainder.

KYNSA made a good start to life in handicaps when third at Chelmsford and can gain her breakthrough success off a 1 lb lower mark. Newbury third Overnight Oats is feared most off an easing mark with Blame The Farrier and Mount King two more who can have a say in an open handicap.

The one that appeals most is KYNSA (nap), who showed improved form on her penultimate start and her latest AW form has been franked.

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16:45 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of NOSTRUM, who has not been in action since running an excellent race to finish third in the Dewhurst last October. The step up in trip should bring about further improvement and he is preferred to the likes of Britannia Stakes runner-up New Endeavour, and Mostabshir, who would hold strong claims if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate start at York. Unbeaten C&D winner Imperial Emperor is another to note on the rise in grade.

IMPERIAL EMPEROR has made a big impression on both starts to date and, with more to come, he's marginally preferred to Nostrum, who looked a class act last year but doesn't have the benefit of a recent run. Embesto has looked another exciting prospect to date, so he's another one to consider in what looks a strong renewal on paper.

Dewhurst third Nostrum sets the form standard but he is taken on with smart prospect IMPERIAL EMPEROR.

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16:55 Doncaster Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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COUPLET created a big impression when winning on debut at Haydock last September and the daughter of Zoustar could be hard to beat once again, despite the penalty and layoff. Star Map took a big step forward when second over C&D last time and she may have more to offer here. The most noteworthy newcomer is Primeval, who is a half-sister to high-class Group 2 winner and emerging sire Time Test.

PRIMEVAL is a half-sister to several winners, notably the classy Time Test, and this isn't the strongest novice to be starting out in, so she's worth taking a chance on if the market vibes are right. Couplet, who made a winning start 9 months ago, is an obvious danger and Star Map should be in the mix.

Haydock winner Couplet holds leading claims on her return to action but an interesting alternative is TURQUOISE DIAMOND.

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17:00 Downpatrick Maiden Hurdle 22f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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A competitive rated novice hurdle. Gordon Elliott's GORTMILLISH had notable form behind very useful horses in a bumper and a maiden hurdle before hacking up by 12 lengths in a Perth maiden hurdle last month. He is taken to enjoy this step up in trip. Charlie Luciano isn't easily passed over. He has won his last three hurdle races, including on his penultimate start at this track. He was tough in winning at Bellewstown on Saturday and is definitely a player if fresh enough after that run. He is also tackling this trip for the first time. Elliott's Stuzzikini was beaten a fair way into second over an extended 3m at Kilbeggan and could appreciate this distance. Lady Of The Vale and Lisnamult Lad cannot be ruled out either.

GORTMILLISH should have more to offer now stepping up in trip and is narrowly preferred to Andrew Slattery's Lady of The Vale, who has done very well in recent months. The selection's stablemate Stuzzikini and last week's Bellewstown scorer Charlie Luciano are others unlikely to be far away.

With Jack Kennedy aboard, GORTMILLISH looks the Elliott number one and this point' winner can improve from his comeback win.

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17:10 Carlisle Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Strangerontheshore is just 1lb higher than when narrowly denied at Doncaster and she must enter calculations, along with Dandy's Angel, whose recent consistency ought to stand her in good stead. However, a chance is taken on the less-exposed TREMENDOUS TIMES. He finished second on his handicap debut at Haydock in May, but was far too keen when sent off favourite there the following month. A drop in trip could play to his strengths and further improvement isn't out of the question.

Successful in this race from a 5 lb higher mark 12 months ago, JEWEL MAKER can probably have his run in the Cumberland Plate here last month overlooked and, having previously highlighted he's coming to the boil, Tim Easterby's 8-y-o could well be ready to strike back at this more suitable trip. Strangerontheshore and Forever Proud, who looks worth a try at this longer trip, head up the dangers.

Preference is for DANDY'S ANGEL, who has been in good form on fast and soft ground in her last three runs, including a win at Beverley.

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17:15 Leopardstown Maiden 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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NAVASSA ISLAND will appreciate this much easier assignment having run in the Albany Stakes last month. The Michael O'Callaghan-trained filly was sent off at just 5/1 for that Group 3 contest, on the back of a hugely promising debut at Naas. In all probability, the daughter of Territories didn't show her true ability at the Royal meeting, especially given that her narrow Naas conqueror won that particular contest. The O'Callaghan representative can win here before stepping back up in class. Glamora caught the eye staying on late on debut over course and distance in May but failed to build on that run last time. A tendency to break slowly hasn't helped the daughter of Zoffany. With Style, a full-sister to a Listed winner, is the most interesting of the newcomers.

NAVASSA ISLAND made a highly promising debut when second to Porta Fortuna at Naas and, while she failed to back that up behind her old rival in the Albany at Royal Ascot, she's likely to open her account back in calmer waters. Bellezza and With Style are both appealing newcomers.

Despite her Albany failure last time, the form of her unlucky Group 3 defeat at Naas makes NAVASSA ISLAND hard to overlook in a maiden

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17:20 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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TITIAN went well for a long way here on the Rowley Mile in May before weakening late on and the Spring Mile second should be much better suited by dropping back to a mile. The form of his stable is another plus, with the relatively consistent Darkness, as well as the capable Greatgadian looking best placed to chase him home. Others to note include Bodorgan, Good Karma and Soar Above.

GLENFINNAN displayed race-by-race progress in 3 starts as a juvenile, off the mark over this trip at Yarmouth on his final start in September. With his form containing plenty of substance, he could well be worth chancing to make light of an absence, with the prospect of more to come now handicapping. Fellow 3-y-o's Bodorgan and Good Karma head up the dangers, with Titian one of the older brigade to note, also.

Improvement from the 3yos is possible, with Glenfinnan one such candidate. 6yo UNITED FRONT has been competitive recently on turf.

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17:30 Doncaster Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MOBASHR returned to winning ways over C&D 12 days ago and a 4lb rise in the ratings for that success may not be enough to prevent the five-year-old from making it a double. Surprise Picture also scored on his most recent outing and Grant Tuer's new inmate could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although Alethiometer and Cliffcake should not be underestimated.

CLIFFCAKE has returned to form on his last 2 starts, getting back to winning ways at Beverley before running well when second at Thirsk last month, so he is taken to score again in his current mood. Mobashr took advantage of a career-low mark here on his latest outing and is feared most, with Quest For Fun completing the shortlist.

The suggestion is QUEST FOR FUN who has slipped to 3lb below his last winning mark. Cliffcake is second choice.

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17:35 Downpatrick Handicap Hurdle 22f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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NUTTORRIDGE made up plenty of ground in the latter stages over a similar trip at this track in June to finish fourth. He enjoys the undulations in Downpatrick, having won over hurdles and fences at this venue. His trainer Mark McNiff is beginning to hit form, with two winners in the last week. Winnie Woodnutt was a ready winner when last seen over hurdles at Kilbeggan in April. She has been performing very consistently for some time now. Ceanndana has been placed in three of his last six hurdle races, which gives him a shot. Cool Croi and Silverstrand represent powerful stables and will be eyeing a cheque.

NUTTORRIDGE made an encouraging return from 8 months off when fourth here last month and is given a chance to build on that promise. Winnie Woodnutt followed her win over hurdles this spring with a chase second from this mark at Limerick and is second choice ahead of Ceanndana and Gordon Elliott's Cool Croi.

With the forecast Good ground in his favour, CEANNDANA should be able to build upon his Sligo return and get off the mark.

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17:45 Leopardstown Handicap 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SATURN SEVEN may be able to follow up her Limerick win on handicap debut last month. The Ken Condon-trained filly travelled easily before quickening nicely over a furlong out. Although ultimately just lasting home by half a length, she idled in front and was value for more than the winning margin. A 5lb rise gives the daughter of Sioux Nation every chance of adding to that success. Encosta had a valid excuse for a disappointing reappearance at Naas but showed a great deal more when runner-up at this track last time. The Noel Meade-trained filly had some smart form as a juvenile last season and remains largely unexposed. Artemis Jones, who won her maiden nicely at Limerick in June, has to be considered despite a lack of handicap experience.

ARTEMIS JONES needs to improve to defy her current mark but that is very likely given her profile, so she's preferred to Tough Talk and Encosta.

The one to beat could be the progressive ARTEMIS JONES in her first handicap after a decisive maiden win at Limerick

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17:55 Epsom Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A tight little handicap with plenty of potential improvers in the line-up. Denis Anthony is the obvious starting point having been well backed and travelling much the best en route to victory at Ffos Las and, only up 4lb, he is a player once more. Dovena has more to come over staying trips and there is a strong suspicion these quirky tracks suit her. However, it may be best left to ALHAMBRA PALACE, who really should have won on his handicap debut at Leicester. He steps up in trip, with Adam Farragher taking off a handy 3lb.

ALHAMBRA PALACE went close on handicap bow at Leicester 2 weeks ago, shaping as if this longer trip will suit, so gets the vote off a similar mark. Last-time-out winners Denis Anthony and Dovena head the dangers.

Alhambra Palace can progress again over this trip but DENIS ANTHONY (nap) showed plenty of pluck at Ffos Las and he can follow up.

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18:00 Doncaster Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Panning For Gold is bound to be popular in search of a hat-trick, but the step up in grade and 7lb rise for his most recent win could leave him vulnerable. With that in mind, slight preference is for BIRD OF PLAY, who is only 1lb higher than when beaten a neck over C&D a couple of weeks ago. Peaceful Story appears to be on a workable mark for her handicap debut and is the pick of the remainder.

PANNING FOR GOLD didn't appear to particularly handle the track at Brighton last time but proved far too good for his rivals nonetheless and a 7 lb rise shouldn't be enough to stop him completing the hat-trick. Chorus Line was a tidy winner at Leicester and didn't really get much of a chance to build on that victory at Haydock, so also merits plenty of respect, with the consistent Bird of Play also considered.

The two conspicuously in-form runners are PANNING FOR GOLD (nap) & Bird Of Play, with Leading Company completing the shortlist.

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18:05 Downpatrick NH Flat Race 19f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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AIR DROP was no match for a wide-margin winner of a bumper at this track last month, but could get her turn now. Her trainer Gordon Elliott has a good record in this race. New Sheriff and Fathom Two finished second and third respectively in another bumper at this track. They were both beaten fair distances, but New Sheriff was 14 lengths in front of Fathom Two. John McConnell's Ballerina Boxer attracted plenty of support for her first bumper in Thurles, but finished 10th. She is likely to do much better here. McConnell and Alex Harvey teamed up with a winner in Bellewstown on Saturday.

AIR DROP matched the form of her hurdling debut effort when runner-up in a bumper here 25 days ago and with the likelihood of better to come, she can come out on top. New Sheriff rates the chief danger.

Both New Sheriff and AIR DROP have shown similar levels of form. Preference is for the latter, receiving the 7lb mares' allowance.

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18:10 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Second on his Kempton debut, Haya Taal appeals as a likely improver and must go on the shortlist. Al Shabab ought to appreciate further in time but it would be dangerous to underestimate one from the Andrew Balding yard, while market support for Port Hedland would be noteworthy. However, a tentative vote goes to AL WAASL, who is a well-related son of Showcasing. Doddie's Impact hasn't been seen since winning the Brocklesby and was pulled out of a race at Lingfield on Wednesday.

This can go to HAYA TAAL, who went with plenty of promise on his Kempton debut last month and should have learnt plenty from that experience. Doddie's Impact and Dufresne are also potential improvers and rate the principal dangers.

Haya Taal has to be on the shortlist but Andrew Balding's 2yo runners here are always of interest and AL SHABAB gets the nod.

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18:15 Leopardstown Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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HELPMEOUT, a dual C&D winner last season, can register her first success of the current campaign. Willie McCreery's four-year-old only weakened close home in a similar race last time and should strip fitter with the benefit of that run. Mulgrave has yet to win on turf, but has five victories to his name on the Polytrack at Dundalk. The John McConnell-trained gelding is a hard puller who needs to get cover but Donagh O'Connor does very well on the son of Mehmas. The quicker they go here, the better his chance of recording a first turf win. Thefullbackline didn't enjoy the clearest of passages at the Curragh recently so is one to consider now that he is fitted with first-time cheekpieces.

EASTERN LEGEND has improved switched to handicaps this season and gets the vote taking on older horses for the first time. Helpmeout continues to shape well and is feared most ahead of Coins Cross.

A sporting selection goes to THEFULLBACKLINE who ran much better than his finishing position last time and has the aid of cheekpieces

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18:25 Epsom Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Quick Away was sent off favourite for her debut at Chester, but she missed the break and ran green throughout so better can be expected. Tokyo Dreamer sets the standard and is sure to go well but may be vulnerable to an improver. One who fits the bill is ALNOORY, who shaped with real promise on her introduction at Lingfield, only getting run out of things close home. The daughter of Oasis Dream can take a step forward and get off the mark at the second attempt.

ALNOORY only just failed on debut at Lingfield 24 days ago and is taken to go one place better with improvement forthcoming. Tokyo Dreamer is getting better with each run and is feared most.

The rematch between ALNOORY and Tokyo Dreamer is a tricky one to call. Preference for Alnoory is fairly tentative.

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

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MAPMAKER failed to make an impact when finishing down the field in the Albany last month, but Darryll Holland's filly could take all the beating returned to calmer waters. Perfect Spring paid the price after being taken on for the lead throughout at Lingfield last time but she remains of interest. Archie Watson often does well in these types of contests and Indication Dream is worth noting with that in mind.

The market will no doubt provide clues with regard to the newcomers, but MAPMAKER won over C&D second time up and having been flying too high at Royal Ascot since, Darryll Holland's charge is fancied to get back to winning ways. Second choice is Xaarine, who offered something to work on when mid-field at Lingfield last month, while Perfect Spring and Indication Dream can fight out minor honours.

Downgraded from the Albany, C&D winner MAPMAKER carries a penalty in what's probably not that strong a race.

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18:50 Leopardstown Handicap 9f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROCKBURY LAD can get off the mark at the 14th time of asking. Michael O'Callaghan's four-year-old had no luck with the draw on a number of occasions last season and suffered a similar fate on his most recent run at this track. Forced to race wide off the home turn, the Showcasing gelding ran on strongly to be nearest at the finish. Stepping back up to a mile is a definite plus, as is the low draw in stall seven. Rampage, who has gone close on his last two visits here, is a consistent sort but won't find it easy from his wide berth. If James Ryan is able to negotiate a clear passage in the straight, the McCourt runner should be involved. The lightly-raced Boomerang Bill, who shaped well on his recent stable debut, has more scope for improvement than most.

This is wide open and while disappointing on her only start on turf, FEATURE THIS gets the verdict to pick up from where she left off at Dundalk 3 months ago and notch career victory number 3 from the same mark. Rampage is threatening to come good soon, so he could be the one to give the selection most to think about, while Shona Mea, last year's winner Smaoineamh Sile and Bright Moment are just a handful of others to consider.

Several with a good record over C&D including RAMPAGE who has been doing little wrong and may get his turn

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19:00 Epsom Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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There should be plenty of speed on here and it may set up well for the closers. Magical Merlin needs to leave a slightly below-par effort at Windsor behind, but has blinkers on for the first time and looks a player. Grenham Bay was disappointing at Kempton, but this race may well work out better for him and he's much respected. Slight preference is for JUSTCALLMEPETE, who never seems to run a bad race and should love the pace he's going to get to aim at. He can claim his first win on turf.

TOUSSAROK left the impression he'd strip fitter for the run back from a short break at Chester last time and he's shown his effectiveness at this track in the past, so he's worth a chance to defy a handy mark at the likely expense of the in-form Justcallmepete. Magical Merlin is another to consider.

Justcallmepete is a big player with the blinkers back on but TOUSSAROK is well treated now and can win this race for a second time.

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19:15 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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LOST IN TIME has found marked improvement since being sent over this distance earlier in the month. Runner-up at Lingfield two starts ago before bolting up at Yarmouth five days later, Dean Ivory's gelding appeals as the one to beat under a penalty. Recent Brighton-scorer Gallant Lion merits respect at the foot of the weights, while it would be no surprise were So Farhh So Good to go well on her handicap bow.

KHINJANI ran okay last time considering she didn't really cope with the undulations of Ripon and is worth another chance to show she can win off a mark in the low 70s. Lost In Time will be a threat if showing up in the same form as when successful at Yarmouth last week. So Farhh So Good and Rayat are unexposed sorts who could have more to come in handicaps.

This looks very open. SO FARHH SO GOOD appeals as the type to pay her way now handicapping and she edges preference.

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19:25 Leopardstown Handicap 9f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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LORD VADER is an intriguing contender from the foot of the weights here. The Emmet Mullins-trained four-year-old stayed on nicely from the rear when fourth over a mile at Limerick on his second start for current connections. He then caught the eye when nearest at the finish under a relatively inexperienced amateur rider at the Curragh on Derby weekend. Leigh Roche takes over in the saddle now, with the horse running over what may well be his optimum trip. Coeur d'Or was a very impressive winner on his last start at this venue, suggesting that he may well be up to Pattern class. A subsequent 10lb hike isn't as much of a concern as his wide draw. Londoner disappointed at Royal Ascot but had some very smart form prior to that. Killian Hennessy is proving great value for his 5lb claim.

LAN CINNTE is progressive and shaped better than the result when second at the Curragh last time, so she's worth chancing with the longer trip expected to suit. Last-time-out winners Redstone Well and Alanya look major dangers.

The selection is ALANYA(nap), up 8lb for bolting up in the Ladies Derby on her Irish debut and chances are that there is more to come

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19:35 Epsom Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a drop in class for REDREDROBIN, who looked outpaced over 5f at Salisbury last month. She made every post a winning one over 6f there on her penultimate outing and a reproduction of that effort can see her firmly in the picture. Marsh Benham was denied a hat-trick when stepped up to a mile at Sandown and is feared most down in trip, while Dulcet Spirit is another to bear in mind.

REDREDROBIN has already won three times in 2023 and, having found things happening too quickly over the minimum distance at Salisbury last time, she's fancied to get her head back in front returned to a more suitable trip. Marsh Benham arrives in form and looks a danger, while Dulcet Spirit can't be dismissed.

5f looked too sharp for REDREDROBIN last time but she can resume her progress back up in trip. Marsh Benham is feared most.

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19:50 Newbury Stakes (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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TONY MONTANA was pitched into the Hampton Court at Royal Ascot following a pair of solid efforts, including when third here in May, and this appears to be a solid opportunity for the son of Kingman to shed the maiden tag. Fleet Admiral stepped forward when fourth at Leicester last month, but going up in trip may not be the right move at this stage of his career, so the main threat may come from Cracksking, who appeals as the type to progress with more experience under his belt.

TONY MONTANA has the best form and didn't have much chance at Royal Ascot last time, so he's worth a chance to open his account at the fourth attempt. Fleet Admiral looks the main danger up in trip and Cracksking is no forlorn hope.

Contesting the Group 3 Hampton Court on his third run was a big ask for TONY MONTANA and he should take some beating this time.

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20:00 Leopardstown Group 3 14f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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LIBRARY, who seems to have improved since being fitted with blinkers, may be able to add to her recent Naas Listed win. The Aidan O'Brien-trained filly showed real heart and determination once challenged in the straight and wasn't for passing. On breeding, she should appreciate this step up in trip, while she looks just the type to prevail should the race turn into a battle. Stablemate Red Riding Hood will find this easier having raced in better company of late. She remains unexposed after just the six career starts so has to be a live contender. Understated struggled at Royal Ascot last month but is very lightly raced. The Ralph Beckett-trained daughter of Nathaniel still has time to deliver on the promise she showed at Goodwood.

DIVINE JEWEL ran a cracker when third behind a couple of smart sorts at York on her return and gets the vote back against her own sex. Powerful Aggie and Amusement head the dangers.

Game in victory over 1m2f at Naas, LIBRARY has to answer a stamina query but is taken to account for proven stayer Divine Jewel

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

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Nonsuch Lad has been fairly consistent this term and finished a creditable third over 1m2f at this track last week. He has been left on the same mark but could want further so the vote is given to BEAU VINTAGE. Only narrowly denied over a similar trip at Wolverhampton, the fact that Adam Farragher negates all of the gelding's 2lb rise with his 3lb claim must make him of significant interest on his turf debut. Bobby Dassler seeks to bounce back in first-time cheekpieces and completes the shortlist.

Having got off the mark on the AW on his penultimate start, BUY THE DIP shaped well from a poor track position at Newmarket 3 weeks ago so he needs treating as though still at the top of his game. Fellow 3-y-os Beau Vintage and Desfondado head the opposition.

Desfondado and Star Of Sussex can still do better but BOBBY DASSLER could take some catching if anywhere near his best.

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20:20 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 13f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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STONKING was a beaten favourite when making his handicap bow at Wolverhampton last month, finishing one place ahead of Atalanta Breeze, but Heather Main's gelding is likely to have benefited from that outing and the slight drop back in trip may also aid his cause. Kyle Of Lochalsh is open to improvement following his fourth at Windsor with a tongue-tie applied for the first time, while others to note are Royal Athena and Dancing Cloud.

KYLE OF LOCHALSH ran well on his seasonal/handicap debut when fourth at Windsor in May, despite having not been ideally placed, so he remains capable of better as he goes further up in trip. The 3-y-o can open his account in a first-time tongue strap, though Stonking also made an encouraging return and is feared most, ahead of Sharp Distinction.

Nearly all are considered seriously but the very lightly raced pair KYLE OF LOCHALSH (nap) & Stonking bring hopes for improvement.

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20:30 Leopardstown Stakes 15f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Despite being rated lower than a couple of these over hurdles, TAX FOR MAX is very much the horse to beat on official Flat ratings. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding boasts a triple-digit mark, something few of these rivals could ever aspire to. A winner over fences at Wexford last month, the six-year-old arrives here in rude health. Jesse Evans is a very smart hurdler but has yet to reach those same heights on the level. It may be that the Noel Meade-trained gelding just needs a set of hurdles in front of him. Gatsby Grey could be the most interesting contender, given that he is a decent National Hunt horse who is totally unexposed in this sphere. Trainer Oliver McKiernan does well in these races, so the seven-year-old deserves maximum respect.

TAX FOR MAX is better known as a useful jumper but he's a major player on these terms back on the level so he looks the one to beat. Jesse Evans is a big danger back over a more suitable trip, with Suprise Package interesting on Flat debut.

With the benefit of last week's return at Bellewstown under his belt and back over a more suitable trip, JESSE EVANS is the selection

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20:40 Epsom Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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FEYHA took a step forward when third at Brighton and can go a couple of places better off 1lb lower. She does lose Harry Davies' 3lb claim, though, so Strictly Dreaming can give her plenty to think about following a creditable second at Redcar. The unexposed Storm Valley makes her handicap debut and warrants a market check off a break, along with Paradise Row, who ran in the void race at Wolverhampton on Tuesday.

KITARO KICH would have finished closer with a clear run when fourth at Lingfield a month ago and on that evidence, he's capable of winning a race of this nature. Paradise Row and Obama Army are a couple of viable threats.

Storm Valley looks a likely improver now handicapping but KITARO KICH has shown enough to think a similar race could fall his way.

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20:50 Newbury Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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SYMBOL OF HOPE has been in fine fettle and was just denied a third victory of the season when beaten by a nose here over 5f last Thursday. The five-year-old is yet to win over 6f, but the manner of that performance suggested it is worth another try, especially being 1lb lower. McCauley's Tavern is tried in a first-time tongue-tie, with cheekpieces reapplied, which might help to make a difference, while The Cruising Lord and Libra Tiger appear best of the remainder.

THE CRUISING LORD has barely put a foot wrong since joining Robyn Brisland and is fancied to get off the mark for the season with the benefit of useful apprentice Kaiya Fraser in the saddle. Symbol of Hope has also enjoyed a fine season, holding his form well after 2 wins at Bath, and he should be bang in the mix again after going close here last week. Libra Tiger also arrives in good form and can complete the placings.

Mark Loughnane's MCCAULEY'S TAVERN might be the one now tackling his first British handicap off a reduced mark.

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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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