14:10 Catterick Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Given she has already handled some cut in the ground, and fared well with the draw, PETRA CELERA has a lot in her favour and her claims are hard to ignore. She arrives on the back of a fine effort when a close third at Ayr and another step forward could see her strike. Smooth Silesie has also shown plenty and is feared most, with Newmarket raider Mini Magna another name to note.

It would come as no surprise were newcomers to come to the fore, with HYRCANIAN, Showhound and Bulldog Drummond preferred in that order before the benefit of market clues. Smooth Silesie is just about the pick of those with experience.

Preference is for PETRA CELERA, who has shown plenty of promise on slow ground in her last two runs and sets the standard.

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14:30 Bath Maiden (Class 5) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Boujee Gold wasn't disgraced when fourth at Leicester earlier this month and she is one to monitor closely in the betting, while Certain Style has the scope to improve now she has experience of this trip. However, ROSE BOLT has shaped with promise on both her starts to date on the all-weather and another step forward could see her hard to beat on this occasion.

ROSE BOLT was unable to build on her promising debut when third at Southwell in March but she's back from a break switched to turf with a tongue strap back on and this isn't a deep race. Newcomers Ciara Pearl and Another Dream are feared most.

The most obvious answer to this uncompetitive maiden is ROSE BOLT, who was placed twice on the AW in the early part of this year.

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14:45 Catterick Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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With the form in the book not looking anything special, BORDERLINE BOSS is presented with a good opportunity to make a big impact on his racecourse debut. The Kevin Ryan-trained youngster is a half-brother to high-class sprinter Bielsa, who has done so well for the same yard over the years. Nelson Rose arguably sets the standard from those with previous experience and, as a potential pace angle, can provide the selection with something to aim at, with Making Dreams and Likleman others to consider.

NELSON ROSE was much improved under a change of tactics when second in an Epsom maiden 13 days ago and she could be worth chancing in the hope underfoot conditions don't catch her out. Hadrian's Wall and Mr Irrelevant head up the dangers, with newcomer Borderline Boss also one to note in the betting for clues.

A chance is taken on LADY OF TIME who showed plenty of promise on her debut and is taken to beat Nelson Rose and Hadrian's Wall.

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14:55 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Overactive still looks ahead of his mark but may have to settle for a minor role once more as he bumps into a couple of upwardly mobile rivals. Gallimimus was a touch unlucky not to gain his fourth win of the season at Bath two weeks ago and is a big player once more. However, he may struggle to fend off the challenge of OH SO GRAND, who won at a canter at Wolverhampton last week and might have got in lightly on handicap debut.

OH SO GRAND remains ahead of her mark under a 6 lb penalty for her easy Wolverhampton victory so looks the way to go in her hat-trick bid with this longer distance also a positive. Overactive should ensure she doesn't have things all her own way though with Gallimimus also not taken lightly.

The filly OH SO GRAND carries a penalty for winning a non-handicap on the AW but that was very comfortable.

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15:05 Bath Stakes (Class 6) 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Unlike many of his rivals, THRAVE does have winning form over a mile and this may be a decent opportunity for the eight-year-old to get his head back in front. The selection has struggled to land a blow in handicaps lately and looks a prime candidate to benefit from the nature of this sort of race. Previous C&D winner Lilandra is feared most, despite also being on a long losing run, while the first-time blinkered Taswara completes the shortlist.

Three-year-old CEILIDH has yet to win a race but probably won't get many better opportunities at this level with Connor Planas a positive jockey booking. Thrave is a lot more exposed but can make his presence felt, along with Lilandra.

Some of the 3yos are still fairly unexposed. The suggestion is DAME LAURA KNIGHT, ahead of Taswara.

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15:20 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Several old rivals and course specialists face-off again and, while the likes of Obee Jo, Liberty Breeze and Mutanaaseq are all high on the shortlist, the relatively unexposed STAR SOUND is preferred. Kevin Ryan's three-year-old, who has a live chance at the weights due to her age allowance, is 1lb lower than when a creditable fifth over C&D two weeks ago and could represent some value.

A few course specialists clash here. MUTANAASEQ ran well again when second over 6f at Nottingham last week but 7f is more his trip and he can land a second C&D win of the summer. His stablemate Magical Effect was never a threat when behind him over C&D on fast ground earlier in the month but it could be a different story under today's likely slower conditions and he's second choice ahead of Obee Jo and Liberty Breeze.

An open race in which MUTANAASEQ gets the vote ahead of Obee Jo and Coaxing.

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

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Most of these find winning difficult and the most compelling argument probably comes from DARK COMPANY, who is at least in good form at this level and he gets on well with his rider who takes off a handy 7lb. Naadyaa is the biggest danger based on recent performances and should go well. Creationist in the first-time visor and Aryaah would both be key players if they got back to anything near their best form.

NAADYAA has signalled she's ready to end her losing sequence of late so gets the vote at the chief expense of Global Style, who wasn't seen to best effect when seventh at Windsor last time and is also handily weighted. Dark Company hasn't proved the most trustworthy of individuals but is another well in the mix if on a going day.

Appealing types are thin on the ground. A chance is taken on SEND IN THE CLOUDS, with Dark Company second choice.

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15:40 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Recent course and distance winner Delagate This Lord and Hagia Sophia can play strong roles at this level and both command respect. However, FIRST COMPANY shades preference on the back of last week's narrow C&D defeat, where he may well have won were it not for an awkward start. The five-year-old is on a competitive rating and has a live chance of exploiting it on this occasion.

FIRST COMPANY's strike rate will put some off but he's down to a lowly level now and having found only one too good over C&D a week ago, he looks the most persuasive option. Delagate This Lord made a winning start for Robyn Brisland and he retains handicap scope, with Hagia Sophia another to consider.

The pick is DELAGATE THIS LORD, who started off for Robyn Brisland with a C&D dead-heat last month and is still on a good mark.

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15:55 Catterick Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Feud is likely to prove popular amongst punters following his recent Haydock success but, though he merits respect raised 3lb in the handicap, a chance is taken on VALLAMOREY. Chris Fairhurst's mare has been below par recently, but she romped home on her sole soft-ground start and a return to similar conditions might be vital to her chances today. Having hit the woodwork in a 0-90 handicap last time, Hope You Can Run should be involved down in class, while Genesius heads the remainder.

Ralph Beckett's son of Dubawi FEUD remains with few miles on the clock so is fancied to defy a 3 lb rise in the weights and follow up his recent breakthrough Haydock success. Hope You Can Run seems sure to have a say too though on the back of his good Newmarket second, with Genesius also firmly in the picture having not enjoyed the rub of the green when fifth at Kempton last time out.

Top of the list is FEUD (nap), who found improvement with his comfortable win at Haydock and a 3lb rise for that success looks fair.

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16:05 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Cherry Hill has shaped with plenty of promise on all three starts so far and her opening mark of 60 certainly makes her of interest stepping into a nursery for the first time, although stall one is not ideal. Another Gift and Time Signature have both shaped like improvement is imminent and are interesting, especially if the market speaks in their favour. There is a strong suspicion that we have yet to see the best of MISTRESS TEITE, who has shaped on several occasions like she will be better than her current mark. The first-time hood is applied and, with the step up in trip likely to suit, she can get off the mark at the fifth attempt.

PERFECT SPRING rates a potential improver now stepping back up in trip for her nursery debut and is preferred to Alfred, who also appeals as one likely to go on to better things in handicaps. This trip could also suit Cherry Hill and she's next on the list.

Alfred can step up now tackling 7f but PERFECT SPRING is preferred on her nursery debut.

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16:15 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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I'M MABLE has been in consistent form of late, having won at Brighton on her penultimate start, and she gets the vote having not received much luck in running when fourth over C&D last Wednesday. With conditions to suit, she can master the likes of Therehegoes, who remains feasibly handicapped and was beaten less than a length here on his most recent outing, and The Cola Kid.

THE COLA KID didn't enjoy the rub of the green when a very good C&D third a week ago and can resume winning ways off a 1 lb lower mark now. I'm Mable finished a place behind Grace Harris's 6-y-o that day and is feared most with C&D winner Bluebell Time also in the mix in a competitive handicap.

Placed from a tough draw over C&D a week ago, THE COLA KID (nap) ought to be a tough nut to crack off today's 1lb lower mark.

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16:30 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner on two of his last three starts, the in-form SPANISH HUSTLE can shrug off a 5lb penalty and record another success. Jamil, who struck over C&D in May from a 3lb lower mark, appeals as the most likely threat to Jim Goldie's gelding. Valley Of Flowers remains in good form and must hold every chance in the capable hands of Paul Mulrennan.

These slower conditions will suit course specialist JAMIL and he is taken to register another victory here. The in-form pair Spanish Hustle and Valley of Flowers look the obvious dangers.

In a tight handicap JAMIL, who has a fine record here, is taken to reverse last week's C&D form with Valley Of Flowers.

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16:40 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Battleofbaltimore bumped into a progressive rival over 6f here a fortnight ago and he merits consideration along with Koji, who sports blinkers for the first time having failed to build on a promising debut effort. However, preference is for TENHOTFOURCRAZY, who can open her account having struck the woodwork on both career starts. Miss Woo Woo arguably sets the standard with an official rating of 70 and she must also enter calculations.

TENHOTFOURCRAZY stepped up on her debut when runner-up at Catterick and a performance of similar merit should be enough to open her account at the third attempt. Pressure's On is a danger if able to build on his initial outing at the second attempt and MC Loven is worthy of interest if the market speaks in his favour after a low-key debut.

The vote goes to TENHOTFOURCRAZY, who holds solid-looking claims. Miss Woo Woo is second choice.

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16:45 Naas Maiden 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien's EDWARDIAN appeals on his second start. Although he was outgunned in second on debut at Tipperary, the winner has since proved good enough to win at Listed level at the same track. Edwardian finished well clear of the remainder and holds a clutch of big-race entries. His stablemate, Carnegie Hall, has finished fourth in both starts at Naas and Down Royal. He also has plenty of eye-catching entries and can get closer here. Newcomer Perfect Judgement made a six-figure sum at the sales and his trainer, Ado McGuinness, has had a couple of juvenile winners this season. Gloucester and Branding should do significantly better on their second starts. Amerigo Vespucci is another newcomer to note.

EDWARDIAN was too green to show his true level starting out at Tipperary in the spring and sure to step up plenty on that, he will take some stopping. Branding cost plenty this year and showed enough at the Curragh to think he can make his presence felt, with Gloucester open to significant progress.

Plenty green when second to a subsequent Listed winner on his debut EDWARDIAN could now take plenty of beating

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16:50 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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DIRHAM EMIRATI narrowly got the better of Urban Forest (second) when scoring here recently and he can uphold that form, despite a 1lb swing at the weights. The slight rise in distance is another plus and it may be that his biggest challenge comes from Geelong, who has placed on two of his last three starts. Beggarman and Cloudy Rose are capable of being in the mix.

A few with chances but the vote goes to SILVER BUBBLE who arrives on the back of a very good fourth here and can take another step forward now upped in distance. Dirham Emirati is feared most on the back of his recent victory here with in-form trio Urban Forest, Beggarman and Thunder Flash also well in the mix.

An interesting option is SILVER BUBBLE, who posted a pretty good effort over 11.6f here a week ago and now tackles a new trip.

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17:05 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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QUERCUS recorded a fourth course and distance success when winning here a week ago and Ann Duffield's charge appeals as the one to beat under a penalty. It would be no surprise were John Kirkup to play a leading role following a series of good runs in defeat, while others to note include Wade's Magic and Ginato, who is now 13lb lower than when last winning.

QUERCUS is in good order and showed a fine attitude when scoring over C&D a week ago, so he should prove hard to pass if he grabs the early lead again. Wade's Magic could get involved if the leaders go too quick and John Kirkup is a player if a quick turnaround doesn't find him out.

C&D winner JACKMEISTER RUDI ran as though returning to form when fourth last week and is just preferred to the penalised Quercus.

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17:10 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The handicapper hasn't been able to be too harsh on MISS MAI TAI, who arrives having notched up a brace of narrow victories. She's only 1lb higher for the latest of those and the Prince Of Lir filly can continue to progress. Starproof appeals as a likely candidate having bolted up over C&D eight days ago, while the class-dropping Cashew could also have a say in these calmer waters.

If STARPROOF is in the same form as when winning here last week she'll be very hard to beat again. The hat-trick seeking Miss Mai Tai can give her most to do ahead of Tallulah Myla.

Tallulah Myla is respected but STARPROOF (nap) looked well ahead of the handicapper here last week and can make light of a penalty.

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17:15 Naas Listed 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The forecast cut in the ground makes this a conundrum for punters. It isn't usually a negative for No Nay Never's progeny, so CHERRY BLOSSOM could make a winning debut. It is reasonable to assume Aidan O'Brien's filly is showing up well on the gallops as she starts off in Listed company. Ryan Moore is on board and she holds a Group 2 entry for next month. Storm Miami enjoyed fast ground when winning on debut over C&D and could have a major say if handling this slower ground. Cherry Blossom's stablemate, Brighter, should improve markedly from her debut win on the Polytrack in Dundalk. The Ten Sovereigns filly battled home by a head in that fillies' maiden in April and has a plethora of big-race entries. Vanity Pays has finished runner-up on both starts and was just pipped by Brighter in Dundalk, while British raider Indispensable has to be respected, although the ground is an unknown.

STORM MIAMI clearly possesses more than her share of ability given she overcame obvious greenness to make a winning debut over C&D a fortnight ago. With the promise of plenty more to come she's marginally preferred in favour of Tiger Belle and Brighter.

An interesting race in which there should be plenty of pace on which should suit recent C&D winner STORM MIAMI

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17:25 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of ANGEL OF PEACE, who arguably produced a career-best effort when runner-up at Yarmouth earlier in the month. Ed Walker's charge remains on a workable mark and she may have too much for Flammable, who is entitled to step forward from her handicap debut when third at Salisbury recently, and the consistent Billaki Mou. Others to note include Bailar Contigo and Queen Of Steel.

ANGEL OF PEACE pulled out a little more for cheekpieces last time and may be able to get off the mark if showing up here in similar form. Bailar Contigo came good in a classified event at Yarmouth last week and is second choice ahead of George Baker's Billaki Mou.

Well-bred filly FLAMMABLE may not have been ideally suited by the soft ground on her handicap debut and still has potential.

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17:40 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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PROUD FAIRY made a pleasing return to action for the Gary Moore team last month, when beaten four lengths into fifth at Kempton. The unexposed daughter of Garswood was subsequently eased 2lb in the ratings, and the drop in class further aids her cause. Deacs Delight continued his decent spell of form with a creditable fifth at Chepstow six days ago and is likely to make his presence felt. Blue Collar Lad is also noted.

MAJOR GATSBY is well handicapped now and gave a clear indication that he's ready to capitalise when fourth (closer to the early pace than ideal) at this course last time, so he gets the nod over the in-form Deacs Delight, who was hampered late at Chepstow recently. Proud Fairy is also considered.

Deacs Delight remains in good form but PROUD FAIRY may be able to build on last month's return to action.

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17:45 Naas Handicap 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOUNDS OF SPRING holds an each-way chance on his return to action. He disappointed in a higher grade at Cork in April and should be refreshed after more than three months off. He is down to an appealing mark and will enjoy any cut in the ground. Furthermore, he has run well off a break before. Lovejoy has more upside than most especially on rain-softened ground. Her runner-up berth in a good fillies' handicap at the Curragh in May was a notable effort. Mudlark The Snapper would welcome as much rain as possible. He sluiced home at Navan and has prospects of defying an 8lb rise in the weights. Tai Sing Yeh is capable of banking another cheque and Wave Machine isn't out of contention at a price. Little Queenie and Livingston Range should bring plenty of pace to this race.

Navan winner THE SNAPPER is relatively unexposed over sprint trips and may be able to follow up. Litttle Queenie and Tai Sing Yeh head the list of dangers.

Very open and a chance is taken on COOLCALMANDCOLLECTED improving on an eyecatching recent comeback run at Navan

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17:55 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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A determined winner over C&D last time out, GEARING'S POINT is in the form of her life at present and the four-timer looks like a distinct possibility for Sheena West's charge. The five-year-old goes really well at this trip and her proven stamina can come in handy against course specialist Blue Hero, who has done all of winning over shorter this season. Princess T cannot be ruled out either following her third here last month.

A further 3 lb rise may not prevent the thriving GEARING'S POINT from going in yet again. Course specialist Blue Hero is another who is very much in the winning habit at present and is second choice ahead of Charlie Arthur, who ran quite well at Newbury last time and has dipped below the mark he defied on turf last summer.

Topweight GEARING'S POINT might still be improving and is selected to record her fifth win since her stable debut in May.

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18:00 Sandown Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner over C&D last September, this looks like a good opportunity for NONSUCH LAD to regain the winning thread after some highly-creditable efforts in defeat of late. The four-year-old should have too much for Mrembo and Beautiful Crown, who is looking to end a losing sequence dating back to August 2021. Sarkha and Sea Of Charm are also capable of being in the shake-up.

A case can be made for lots of these but the most persuasive one is for NIGHT EAGLE who ran out a stylish winner at Epsom and rates the pick of these weights turned out under a 5 lb penalty. C&D scorer Nonsuch Lad heads the list of dangers, although in-form pair Olympicus and Beautiful Crown can also have a say. Mrembo completes the shortlist.

Preference is for NONSUCH LAD who has a 1st and 3rd from only two runs at Sandown and has not been far away in his last three races.

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18:10 Leicester Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up on her last two starts, FLYING KISS sets the standard following a narrow defeat at Nottingham and she can get off the mark. Behind her on that occasion was Corellian Star (third), who is open to improvement, while Tuki Tuki should not be inconvenienced by the drop back in trip. Alexi Boy is a well-related newcomer that must be monitored for market support.

FLYING KISS has been getting the hang of things, edged out only late on when second at Nottingham 8 days ago, so she looks ready to open her account with more still to come. Tuki Tuki could be the main danger dropped in trip, with Alexi Boy the pick of the newcomers.

The newcomers need a market check but as things stand preference is for FLYING KISS, who has just about achieved the most of these.

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18:20 Naas Listed 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The lightly-raced LADY ONYX holds a rating of 99 after being placed in Listed class at Carlisle last month. She is dropping back in trip, but tends to race prominently which will aid her cause here. She won her maiden on soft ground at Gowran Park and should be finishing well on the stiff finish. My Eyes Adore You could outrun her odds in a competitive race. Fozzy Stack's charge has been keeping decent company and slower ground will be more advantageous to her than some of her rivals. Stack's Aussie Girl is holding her form very well. She has won two of her last six races and was placed in the other four including when runner-up in the valuable Scurry at the Curragh on Saturday. British raider Radio Goo Goo has plenty of form to advertise her claims while Linden Lady has some creditable Australian from, so is worth checking for market strength on Irish debut for Denis Hogan. The ground doesn't look to be in Hodd's Girl's favour.

Plenty arrive with claims, including the thriving AUSSIE GIRL. She ran her best race to date when runner-up in an ultra-competitive Curragh handicap 4 days ago and could well be the way to go in this groove. Lady Onyx, Queen Maedbh and My Eyes Adore You head up the list of potential threats.

No runner with an official rating in three digits, but LADY ONYX falls only one pound short and is one of the less exposed types

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18:35 Sandown Maiden (Class 4) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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A chance can be taken with newcomer MIAHARRIS, who is a half-sister to a debut winner in Bletchley, while another relation Time Scale was a Listed winner as a juvenile. The booking of Jim Crowley should only aid her cause, with Tallulabelle looking best placed to chase her home after being outclassed in the Queen Mary last month. Naturalia is another open to improvement after shaping with some promise at Windsor first time out.

TALLULABELLE faced a stiff task at Royal Ascot last time, but she had previously run well when third at Beverley and can resume her progress back down in grade. David O'Meara's filly looks ready to open her account, though Miaharris makes plenty of appeal on paper and is respected on debut. Naturalia can fare best of the remainder.

The clear pick of the fillies with experience is TALLULABELLE. Interesting newcomers Miaharris and Toosha are feared most.

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18:45 Leicester Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The key to this race looks to be the recent clash over C&D between HAAF A DIAMOND (first) and Astronomica (second), with Kevin Frost's charge taken to come out on top again. The three-year-old needs to prove herself on softer ground but, if doing so, she looks the one to beat. Annalee Lass went close on just her second run for new connections at Wolverhampton a week ago and is another to consider.

ANNALEE LASS ran well when only narrowly denied at Wolverhampton a week ago and she can build on that effort to gain a first success for her current yard. Peter Niven's filly is taken to get the better of Haaf A Diamond and Astronomica, who can both get involved again having fought out the finish over C&D last month.

Haaf A Diamond was let loose on the lead when repelling ASTRONOMICA here last time and the second can gain her revenge.

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18:55 Naas Handicap 8f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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A weak contest and THE BLUE PANTHER may be worth a shot dropping into this grade. The Buratino gelding didn't run too badly when staying on to finish mid-division over slightly shorter at Bellewstown last time. He has form on this kind of ground and is on a career low mark now. Feature This was sixth on his return from a break at Leopardstown 13 days ago and could play a big part now with that run under his belt. Prince Of Abington was a close third at Navan last time over ten furlongs and off just a pound higher mark he is another for the shortlist.

FEATURE THIS made an encouraging return from a lay-off when sixth in a big field at Leopardstown last time out, fading only late on, so is fancied to bag a third success of 2023 here. Alqabeela is still to register a victory but feared most after resuming with a promising eighth in the same contest. Patrick Street and Prince of Abington appeal as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

A third placing over 1m2f at Navan gives PRINCE OF ABINGTON a decent chance. The shorter trip should suit him better

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19:10 Sandown Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The booking of William Buick aboard CHALK MOUNTAIN catches the eye and, having run well in recent starts, this looks like an ideal opportunity for him to break the maiden on turf. A taking winner at Carlisle, Overnight Oats can give him the most to think about, along with the unexposed Ben Hamrash, who was awarded the race at Chelmsford last time out.

OVERNIGHT OATS showed improved form to open his account at Carlisle a couple of weeks ago and a 4 lb rise may not prevent him following up. Fellow last-time-out scorer Ben Hamrash could pose a threat if able to translate his AW form to turf at the first time of asking. Chalk Mountain completes the shortlist.

It took a while to get off the mark but OVERNIGHT OATS (nap) coming up the hill to score at Carlisle suggests that he may follow up.

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19:20 Leicester Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:20 Leicester Handicap (Class 6) 12f Race Class Flow

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Trooper Bisdee is bound to be popular after a comfortable success over further at Bath last time out. However, preference is for the easy Salisbury-scorer PORTORO, who makes his first start for a new yard and receives 6lb from the aforementioned rival. The step up in trip could eke out further improvement from the selection, but another threat may come from Selenachorus following a runner-up effort over C&D on her handicap debut in May.

TROOPER BISDEE took his record in handicaps to 2-3 despite looking far from the finished article at Bath 7 days ago and, just the type to go on improving for his shrewd stable, he looks to hold sound claims once more. Portoro bolted up himself on handicap debut latest and along with Selenachorus heads up the dangers.

Trooper Bisdee is feared but he's opposed with wide-margin Salisbury winner PORTORO, who has more to offer.

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19:30 Naas Handicap 8f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Naas Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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SIOUX PRINCESS is interesting on her first start for Michael O'Callaghan. The Divine Prophet filly was placed three times in the autumn and has eased a few pounds over the winter to put her on the basement mark. She is a half-sister to listed winner Dickiedooda and may be capable of a bit better for her new yard. Simply Sideways has been knocking on the door and remains on the same mark having been a solid fourth at Bellewstown last time. She looks a leading player. Jazz Dreamers was a close fourth on his last outing at Killarney and looks on a competitive mark so is another for the shortlist.

MORNING APPROACH was better than the result at Roscommon last time and, in anticipation of a well-run race, a chance is taken on her in a wide-open contest. Jazz Dreamer is likely to be on the premises again and Singe Anglais isn't without hope.

Michael O'Callaghan is not often associated with low-grade handicappers and \bSIOUX PRINCESS\b catches the eye on her stable debut

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19:40 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:40 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 8f Race Class Flow

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Frequent Flyer has been a little disappointing so far this season, but blinkers go on for the first time and Oisin Murphy is back on board so a better showing is possible. Distinguished Lady goes up in trip to a mile on her first start for Darryll Holland and is of certain interest. NIGHT ARC travelled so well into the race at Doncaster last time that the suspicion is that he is well up to winning off this sort of mark, especially if delaying his challenge a bit later.

There's definitely an air of unfinished business around MUDSKIPPER, who could well up his game on the back of a gelding operation with William Buick taking the ride. Night Arc arrives on the back of a brace of runner-up efforts and he seems sure to give it another good go, along with recent AW winner Two Tempting.

Another chance is given to MUDSKIPPER. Second choice is Night Arc. A few others also have clear possibilities.

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19:50 Leicester Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:50 Leicester Handicap (Class 4) 7f Race Class Flow

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Sonemos wasn't beaten far at Sandown last month and remains open to improvement in handicap company.The likelihood of slower ground raises a concern, however, and the class-dropping PREPENSE could be a more profitable route to follow. The daughter of Kingman has shown improved form since returning after a wind operation and appears to hold more solid credentials at this level. Liberalist faced a stiff test in the Fred Darling last time and should also appreciate the ease in grade.

This looks less demanding than the race PREPENSE contested at Newmarket last month and, with form on ground softer than good, she could well be the way to go. Sonemos and American Belle head the dangers, whilst the returning Liberalist is one to keep an eye on also.

Prepense can go well for all that she's on a tough mark but SONEMOS (nap) is having a solid season and could get an easy lead.

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20:00 Naas Stakes 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARRYTHEONE has run well in stakes company on his last couple of outings and this looks like a nice opportunity to get him back into the winners' enclosure. The Lope De Vega gelding is versatile ground-wise and brings solid recent form into this race having been third in a good listed race at the Curragh last time. He had Pretreville in behind that day and may be able to confirm form with that rival, who faded after making the running then. Freescape is another that holds an official rating of 103 but soft ground here would be a bit of a concern for him on his return from a break. Honey Sweet is an interesting runner on her first start for Joseph O'Brien. The Adaay filly was a Listed winner for Karl Burke.

CARRYTHEONE fared best of those held up when third in a Curragh listed event (1m) 24 days ago and, with the drop in trip/return to softer ground holding no fears, Johnny Murtagh's 6-y-o could be the way to go. Pretreville needs to shrug off a lesser run but is a player on the pick of his form. Warrior Brave is also worth a second look.

Although on a long losing run CARRYTHEONE has been running well in Group company and looks to have a good opportunity here

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20:10 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:10 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 10f Race Class Flow

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GALLANT LION is improving at a rate of knots and, with this stiff finish expected to play to his strengths, he can land the hat-trick under William Buick. Morcar won easily on handicap debut but has been raised 8lb, which will make his life tougher. Golspie, who may improve for first-time cheekpieces, and Stage Show remain unexposed and cannot be ruled out either.

GALLANT LION is progressing well and once again showed a good attitude to score at Newbury recently, so he's worth a chance to complete the hat-trick at the likely expense of Morcar, who improved to make a successful handicap debut with loads in hand at Windsor a month ago. Gozo is the pick of the remainder.

Morcar won in sumptuous fashion on his handicap debut but from only two rivals. Preference is for hat-trick seeker GALLANT LION.

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

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20:20 Leicester Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

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MOULIN BOOJ does at least have some scope to improve and, having shown more zest when tried in a hood at Yarmouth last week, he could have more to give back at this trip with the headgear retained. American Rose is a proven winner and heads the list of dangers, with Spirit Of Breeze and Diamond Dreamer also making the shortlist.

SPIRIT OF BREEZE found only one too good at Lingfield earlier in the month and can land the spoils. Diamond Dreamer and American Rose are feared.

In an open race a chance is taken that SHOW OF HANDS will show more now she goes handicapping off a basement mark.

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20:30 Naas Handicap 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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COINS CROSS went close last time and may be able to strike now on softer ground. Both his previous career wins have come with plenty of cut in the ground and he wouldn't be winning out of turn now having just failed by a short-head to get up at Leopardstown 13 days ago. Desert Haven is versatile ground-wise and has to be respected having opened his account in good style in a Fairyhouse maiden a fortnight ago. Bells On Her Toes and Facethepuckout are others with solid placed form recently that have to come into calculations.

COINS CROSS added to his good record when blinkered when going down only on the nod at Leopardstown 13 days ago and is taken to resume winning ways now. Helpmeout was behind the selection in ninth in that same Leopardstown contest but isn't the type to stay down for long and is second choice ahead of Michael O'Callaghan's Facethepuckout.

Top-weight COINS CROSS can strike again on his favoured soft ground after a narrow defeat last time

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20:40 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:40 Sandown Handicap (Class 4) 14f Race Class Flow

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Militry Decoration has been coming to the boil nicely this season and has dropped back down to his last winning mark, which makes him a player. Bunker Bay scrambled home over shorter at Yarmouth last time and shapes like this trip will suit. That said, this might be a good opportunity for NEANDRA to get off the mark for the season. Things haven't panned out for her on the all-weather at Kempton the last twice and there is a good chance this track will suit back on turf.

LUSAKA arrives in fine form and still looks on a workable mark. He can extend his winning run in the finale. Alpine Stroll and Neandra can also make their presence felt.

Something has clicked with LUSAKA who can defy the step up in class to complete his hat-trick.

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20:50 Leicester Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:50 Leicester Handicap (Class 5) 12f Race Class Flow

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The hat-trick seeking Edwina Sheeran appeals, despite having to shoulder another 4lb after her latest Ripon success. However, the C&D winner D DAY ARVALENREEVA needs more serious thought and is preferred now dropped back in class after posting a respectable second-placed finish at Newmarket at the start of this month. Dreams Adozen has been progressive since being fitted with headgear and is weighted to get closer to the selection than when they clashed here in May.

SWEET FANTASY is well treated on AW form and took a step in the right direction when third at Haydock last time, so she gets the marginal vote in a trappy contest. Dreams Adozen should go well if the headgear continues to have a positive effect and the progressive Edwina Sheeran can't be ruled out.

This might set up nicely for JO'S RAINBOW if she can return to the form she showed when a decisive winner at Haydock.

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Racecard Key

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S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
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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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