13:40 Bangor Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZAFAR appeared to have benefitted from recent wind surgery when filling the runner-up spot at Stratford last month. That form has worked out well, with the winner going on to record back-to-back victories subsequently, so he must hold every chance of going one better from a 3lb raised mark. Fine By Me, who won a division of this race last year, hasn't been seen for 288 days but the unexposed six-year-old could play a leading role on his return, while Rostello heads the remainder.

FINE BY ME won this race last year and, given the yard he represents, fitness is no concern on return from 9 months off. Zafar returned to form at Stratford 3 weeks ago and is a threat, along with Camilla's Choice.

The suggestion is ZAFAR, who has become very well handicapped and bumped into a fast-improving rival when a clear second last month.

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13:50 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 20f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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A competitive renewal which sees several intriguing contenders lining up, including 2021 winner Calling The Wind. He arrives here following a career-best effort when taking the Northumberland Plate and cannot be dismissed off 4lb higher. That being said, TEMPORIZE was only narrowly denied when securing a staying-on second over 2m at Ascot last month and, with the potential for more to come, is fancied to get the better of Irish raider Tronador. Hydroplane and Emiyn appeal most of the remainder.

TEMPORIZE stuck to his task gamely when runner-up at Ascot last week and could raise his game further now tackling an extreme distance, so he's put forward as the answer. Law of The Sea had been shaping up really well for his new yard prior to being struck into in the Northumberland Plate, so there's a good chance he'll bounce back here, while Typewriter and Calling The Wind are others of interest

Calling The Wind is hard to knock but LAW OF THE SEA was unlucky not to win the Chester Cup on his only soft-ground start.

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14:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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GEELONG has been running well in defeat recently, emphasised when finishing a one-length fourth at Bath nine days ago. Eased 1lb in the ratings following that performance, the son of Australia has become attractively handicapped judged on past exploits and he might be ready to take advantage. Handicap debutant Socialist Agenda must enter calculations, while first-time blinkers could spark an improved performance from Buford.

Not a strong race and GEELONG can gain a deserved second success back on AW after a run of good efforts. Fairly useful hurdler Socialist Agenda is very interesting now handicapping in this sphere. Pyrrhic Dancer should be in the mix for the places.

Buford (second choice) has claims but GEELONG has found his level now and can break a losing run back at the scene of his sole win.

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14:10 Bangor Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Sinndarella finished a creditable second at Cartmel last time out and she merits respect on the back of that effort, but preference is for SUNSHINE GIRL. Gary Hanmer's new recruit found improvement when stepped up to an extended 3m at Southwell last month, where she was comfortably on top at the finish. Given that she's unexposed over staying trips, a subsequent 4lb rise doesn't look beyond her. Buto is fancied to chase the pair home.

SUNSHINE GIRL is unexposed over this trip, and having got off the mark on final start for Stuart Crawford recently, is taken to double her tally. Buto is pretty reliable at this level, while Taragrace has to be considered on her return to action.

Having won in good style at Southwell, SUNSHINE GIRL (nap) can make a winning stable debut.

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14:25 Goodwood Group 3 (Class 1) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Connections of NOSTRUM must have been very tempted by the Sussex Stakes, but the decision to keep their sights lower for the time being should be rewarded. A third in last year's Dewhurst remains his sole defeat and the way he powered clear of his rivals on his Newmarket comeback strongly suggested that he is a Group 1 winner in waiting. Galeron emerged from a couple of Classics with credit, while Docklands continued on his upward curve when landing the Britannia. Epictetus and Knight are on retrieval missions.

Having looked an excellent prospect when winning his first 2 starts, NOSTRUM resumed his progress on his reappearance with an impressive success in a Newmarket listed race last month. The son of Kingman is the one to beat, though Docklands has been most progressive this season and looks ready for this step up in grade. Epictetus is the pick of the remainder.

The forecast slow ground is an unknown for Nostrum, who otherwise holds strong claims. DOCKLANDS is a plausible alternative.

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14:35 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 12f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARAPPAN shaped with significant promise at Newcastle on his debut, where he travelled smoothly into contention. The three-year-old didn't have the pace to match the front two, but he looks certain to benefit from a step up in trip and is taken to strike at the second time of asking. Swift Hawk is the main danger, while market support for the Nicky Henderson-trained Royal Max would be interesting.

Hard to look beyond HARAPPAN who outran his odds on debut at Newcastle and looks open to improvement after a quick trainer change. Swift Hawk is next best on form but more exposed. while Nicky Henderson's Royal Max has shown a bit over hurdles and can't be discounted on Flat debut, particularly if the market speaks in his favour.

Picked up for 150,000gns after a promising debut in June, HARAPPAN can get off the mark at the main expense of Royal Max.

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14:45 Bangor Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAYS HILL has yet to add to her Fontwell bumper success, but the daughter of Kayf Tara looks sure to appreciate a step up in trip having kept on for third at Uttoxeter last month. Fergal O'Brien's charge is taken to repel the likely challenge of Flora Paget, who sets the standard on official ratings and is eased back into maiden company. Hedera Park and On Cloud Nine are others who merit consideration.

FLORA PAGET seems to be finding her feet now over hurdles and looks well up to landing a race of this nature, so she receives the vote. The step up in trip should suit both Mays Hill and Sholokhov Cocktail and they head the dangers.

It was only a seller in which SHOLOKHOV COCKTAIL finished second but the form looks solid enough.

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15:00 Goodwood Stakes (Class 2) 8f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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Blue For You was runner-up to stable companion Orbaan in last year's renewal and the five-year-old arrives 3lb well-in under a penalty following a comfortable success at York. Awaal warrants plenty of consideration based on his efforts in big-field handicaps and the return to softer ground, along with first-time cheekpieces, will benefit him, but the vote goes to LATTAM. William Haggas' four-year-old has plenty in his favour and may still have further improvement to come following his victories at the Curragh and Newcastle so far this term.

BLUE FOR YOU was 9 lb lower in the weights when runner-up in this race a year ago but he arrives in even better form this time, running out a decisive winner at York 3 weeks ago. On that evidence a 3 lb penalty leaves him just about the pick at the weights, though low-mileage 4-y-o Lattam demands respect. Of the others, first-time cheekpieces may enable Awaal to pull out even more and he's effective in the mud.

Lattam is even better than he has shown but AWAAL (nap) has very solid form in big handicaps and he acts well on testing ground.

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15:10 Wolverhampton Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MC LOVEN left the form of his debut behind when only narrowly denied at Lingfield nine days ago, and any further improvement can see the Harry Angel colt shed his maiden tag here. Miss Woo Woo, who finished third in that same contest, might improve for the fitting of first-time cheekpieces, while Pressure's On and Fly Pass complete the shortlist.

MC LOVEN stands out on form and is easily the most likely winner. Miss Woo Woo and Fly Pass can fight it out for minor honours.

The vote goes to MC LOVEN who was only just caught on turf at Lingfield last time and could well step forward again.

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15:20 Bangor Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Clody Flyer was second at Southwell last time and he has been left on the same mark, but he does take a step into the unknown over this trip, so INCA PRINCE just shades the vote. The son of Fast Company takes a drop in class after finishing fifth at Aintree in May and he ought to go very close off the same rating. Oslo warrants a market check as he returns from a long absence.

INCA PRINCE wasn't beaten far at Aintree 11 weeks ago and looks interesting back down in class. Clody Flyer is interesting up in trip after a good start in handicaps at Southwell. Bucko's Boy and Lighthouse Mill are also considered.

Plenty to consider but BUCKO'S BOY has every chance on his good third when last seen in May.

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15:35 Goodwood Group 2 (Class 1) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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HIGHFIELD PRINCESS arrives here on the back of three outstanding efforts in defeat this season and the switch back to Group 2 company may see the six-year-old return to winning ways. Equilateral has also been running well this season and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although the progressive Equality should not be underestimated. Those looking for an each-way alternative should consider White Lavender, who is likely to have conditions in her favour.

All ground comes alike for the fantastic mare HIGHFIELD PRINCESS and she can resume winning ways after solid efforts in the Group 1 sprints at Royal Ascot. Equality has found a chunk of improvement of late, readily making all at Sandown last time, and looks the danger in his hat-trick bid. York-winner Nymphadora is respected, while Raasel, who wasn't seen to best effect here on Tuesday, could go well at bigger odds.

Equality is on the upgrade but it will be a sad day if HIGHFIELD PRINCESS can't make the most of what looks a golden opportunity.

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15:45 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Cuban Grey attempted to make all over C&D on his latest outing, but he was denied by just under a length. He is likely to remain competitive off the same mark, though preference is for DOCTOR MOZART, who failed to fire on turf at Chepstow but now makes his return to the all-weather and could prove tough to beat. Tarbet would be of interest if the market spoke in her favour on her handicap bow.

MOULIN BOOJ gave an excellent account of himself fitted with a hood at Yarmouth a fortnight ago and from the same mark with a top apprentice booked he could be the way to go. Cuban Grey and Unlimited Data are a couple of potential threats.

The vote goes to VICTORS DREAM, who's well up to winning off this mark when things fall his way. Moulin Booj is next best.

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15:55 Bangor Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Mr Mafia returned from a 241-day break to be victorious at Newton Abbot last month and he has to be respected off a 2lb higher mark. That said, this is tougher and TOPOFTHECOTSWOLDS looks the one to be with. The nine-year-old filled the runner-up spot at Worcester on his latest outing, when well clear of the third, and he looks sure to go close well just 1lb higher. Honey I'm Good should not be dismissed as she seeks a hat-trick.

HONEY I'M GOOD looks up to completing the hat-trick given the manner of his last 2 wins at Newton Abbot. Saint Arvans rates the main threat back down in class, though Brief Time may have more to offer over this trip.

The step up to 3m should definitely suit GREY SKIES ands he is taken to land this competitive race.

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16:10 Goodwood Group 3 (Class 1) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HAMISH was taken out of last weekend's King George on account of the ground, but he loves to get his toe in and this is a more suitable assignment for him anyway. William Haggas' grand servant numbered Teumessias Fox among his victims when lifting the Silver Cup at York and he has won five times at this level already. Mimikyu has shown some wayward tendencies so cheekpieces could help harness her undoubted ability. Candleford, a stablemate of the selection, is better than he showed on his reappearance here.

An excellent opportunity for HAMISH to complete the hat-trick under a penalty with conditions very much in his favour. Mimikyu can push the selection close if back to the form that saw her win the Park Hill last season.

Hamish sets the standard but Candleford could be a big danger and MIMIKYU may well tap back into her 3yo progress.

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16:20 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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VOLTAIC got up in the final strides to score at Salisbury over a mile last time and he is asked to carry 4lb extra for that success, which may not be enough to prevent him from going in again. Mudlahhim is up 4lb for his recent win over C&D and is likely to be on the premises once more, while Secret Joy is much less exposed than most of these and could also get involved.

MOSTALLIM escapes a penalty for his comfortable success at Chelmsford so will be hard to beat. Penalised-winners Mudlahhim and Voltaic can follow him home.

Preference is for MUDLAHHIM who ended a lengthy losing run over C&D ten days ago. He is 3lb higher, but still well treated on old form.

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16:30 Bangor Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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FANDABIDOZI ran well at Worcester last time when finishing third, despite losing a shoe, so that performance could arguably be marked up. The son of Mastercraftsman is likely be there at the finish now eased in grade. Gavin has to be respected, as he has won two out of four starts for the Peter Bowen stable and can go well once again, along with Trick Of The Tail on his handicap bow.

GAVIN has started positively for his current yard and was better than the result in a much more competitive contest than he need contest at Market Rasen last time. The hood goes back on now and he still looks ahead of his mark, so he takes preference over Trick of The Tail, who is potentially well treated on Flat form. My Brother Jack is another one to consider.

This can go to class-dropper GAVIN, who was right in the thick of things for a long way in a valuable race at Market Rasen last month.

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16:45 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Plenty of connections will be arriving here confident that their charges can land this prize, but perhaps none more so than those affiliated to FLAG OF ST GEORGE. Jane Chapple-Hyam's runner was a good second over 6f at Windsor last time where he was beaten just three quarters of a length. Off the same mark, he appears primed to offer another bold bid. Starlust arrives here seeking a hat-trick and this opening mark of 89 doesn't appear out of his reach, while Loaded Gun should also be thereabouts.

Preference is for LOADED GUN, who has already proved himself in testing conditions and will appreciate the step up in trip. Starlust is going the right way and is much respected with his capable claimer taking off a valuable 5 lb, whilst Serried Ranks and Flag of St George can also make their presence felt.

Plenty have possibilities in an open nursery. The suggestion is LOADED GUN, ahead of Starlust and Flag Of St George.

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16:55 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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WELOOF (third) finished half a length behind Give A Little Back (second) last time at Kempton when short of room in the closing stages, and the nine-year-old is 1lb better off with that rival this time around. He's taken to reverse the form and go very close. Perfect Gentleman's performance last time could be upgraded after he lost many lengths at the start and, sporting first-time cheekpieces, he's another to note.

The step up in trip promises to suit PEARLY STAR, so she's taken to resume progress/winning ways. Fellow 3-y-o Perfect Gentleman isn't one to place complete trust in given his slow starts, but he arrives in good heart and has to be respected, along with Give A Little Back, who returned to his best at Kempton last month.

Preference is for GIVE A LITTLE BACK whose sole win came over further on this track. He was only just beaten over 1m last time.

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17:00 Galway Handicap Hurdle 16f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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SUNDIAL didn't beat much at Kilbeggan a fortnight ago, as is shown by the handicapper leaving his mark alone, but that facile maiden win will have served as a nice confidence booster. That was his first outing since a fine fourth in the Boodles at Cheltenham and he's on a lovely racing weight. Shecouldbeanything also ran well at the Cheltenham Festival when sixth in the mares' novices' hurdle. She has won both starts since and is another whose mark hasn't gone up. Lucid Dreams has done well in a short space of time having only started his career in March, but went up 6lb for finishing second in a Roscommon novice last time. Tekao missed the cut for the Galway Hurdle but has claims on his third in a competitive handicap at Punchestown.

FIVEONEFIVE is progressing well and could take the big step up in his stride and score again. Many of the others can be considered, with Sundial, last year's winner Sit Down Lucy, Shecouldbeanything and Lucid Dreams all leading players.

Having run well at the spring festivals, BUDDY ONE deserves to land a big one and he can make his presence felt down in trip.

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17:10 Bangor Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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COEUR AIMANT made a promising return to action when filling the runner-up spot over 2m at Uttoxeter last month. Given that was also his first run since wind surgery, he is fancied to improve, despite being 5lb out of the handicap. Eagle's Realm looks his most serious danger following a creditable second over 1m6f on the Flat last month, while Forever A Dove heads the remainder.

Although out of sorts when last seen, TORONTO has plummeted in the weights and now makes his debut for a shrewd outfit, so he's worth chancing if the market speaks in his favour after 7 months off. Forever A Dove remains unexposed and is likely to threaten, while Coeur Aimant warrants a mention having been denied by a subsequent winner at Uttoxeter last time.

The most interesting runner is TORONTO, who has been given an excellent chance by the handicapper on his debut for Richard Newland.

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17:20 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 11f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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True Legend registered his third win of the year at Salisbury last weekend, but he has a penalty to contend with in a stronger race against some unexposed opponents. BALANCE PLAY had Perfect Play behind him when third on Derby day at Epsom and then got off the mark when justifying favouritism at Chester. He is proven with give underfoot, as is Intricacy, who had something up his sleeve at Ascot and is a lively danger. Kintaro is bred to stay so could represent each-way value on his handicap bow.

NADER KING got the better of all bar the front-runner at Salisbury last time and has the scope to go on improving, so he takes marginal preference over Maso Bastie, who has already shown a liking for testing ground. Recent Ascot scorer Intricacy also deserves plenty of respect in what should be a hotly-contested handicap.

There should be more to come from the Sir Michael Stoute-trained NADER KING, who gets the vote ahead of Balance Play.

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17:25 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOOFLEPUFF returned from a 79-day break to fill the runner-up spot over C&D at the end of June, which showed he is still in great heart. The seven-year-old looks to have been found another good opportunity off the same mark. Royal Dream makes his return to the all-weather, where he was last seen scoring at Lingfield off 3lb lower, while Eagle Eyed Tom is one to watch in the market.

CIOTOG usually runs well here, so he's worth taking a chance on from a reduced mark. The in-form Hooflepuff is a danger and Snooze Lane should be back on his game.

The vote goes to HOOFLEPUFF (nap) who ran well after a break to finish second over C&D last time. All nine of his wins have come here.

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17:30 Galway Maiden 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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CAPTAIN MAVERICK was friendless in the market but ran a cracker on debut at Bellewstown when second to a smart-looking newcomer. Headgear is rarely a negative when applied by Dermot Weld and the Free Eagle gelding can go one better. Quickstepping was fourth of 18 on debut at Leopardstown, where the winner looked stakes material and fancied newcomers filled the placings. By soft-ground influence Fast Company, she looks sure to go close. Megarry took a big step forward on his second start when runner-up over this trip at Roscommon, but has more on his plate here. Aafoor, who cost 70,000 euros at the breeze-ups and is from the family of Oaks winner Eswarah, is a newcomer to note.

CAPTAIN MAVERICK made an encouraging start to his career when runner-up at Bellewstown 4 weeks ago and is the percentage call to go one better with improvement on the cards. Megarry stepped up quite markedly on his debut when finding only one too good at Roscommon last month and is an obvious threat, while Aafoor is an interesting newcomer to keep a close eye on in the betting.

When looking at those with experience, MEGARRY looks the pick after shaping nicely when runner-up at Roscommon.

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17:40 Bangor Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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An emphatic winner over an extended 2m3f at Stratford last month, Gold Link must enter calculations dropping back in distance. However, he does have to shoulder a 7lb penalty, so GETAWAY LUV shades the vote. Lizzie Quinlan's inmate bolted up over this trip at Cartmel most recently and a 7lb rise looks unlikely to hold him back. Stumps Or Slips is another to consider now 8lb higher for his most recent success.

Some unexposed chasers here, with GOLD LINK getting the narrow vote over The Big Jetaway and Stumps Or Slips, the three of them all open to further improvement after victories last time out.

A competitive contest can go the the penalised GOLD LINK, who looked good when winning at Stratford recently.

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17:45 Newmarket Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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LAKE FOREST has made an excellent beginning to his career, winning well on his Haydock introduction before beating all bar Jasour in the July Stakes here. This contest provides him with a good opportunity to further boost his confidence before he returns to Group company. Miggy Magic could be the one who gets closest to him after a good second at Ffos Las, although the well-bred King's Gamble cost 190,000gns as a yearling and is worth a look on debut.

Penalised LAKE FOREST sets a clear standard on his second in the Group 2 July Stakes and is by far the one to beat. King's Gamble is an interesting newcomer though, and Infinity Blue is bred to do a lot better than what he showed on debut.

This looks at the mercy of LAKE FOREST who sets a sky-high standard after finishing runner-up in last month's Group 2 July Stakes here.

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17:55 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Apache Star merits plenty of respect following his C&D triumph last week but a 5lb penalty will make his life tougher here. With that in mind, preference is for BIG BARD, who has won his last three starts on turf and is only 2lb higher than for the most recent of those victories at Nottingham. Autumn Angel is another recent track-and-trip winner to consider, while Symbol of Hope completes the shortlist.

BIG BARD has been in fine form of late with the cheekpieces reapplied, doing just enough once in front when resuming winning ways at Nottingham last time, and he is taken to add to his tally. Autumn Angel got back on track when scoring at this C&D on her latest outing and could be the main danger, with Concierge completing the shortlist.

Preference is for BIG BARD who has won three of his last four starts and is just 2lb higher than for his latest success.

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18:00 Galway Handicap Chase 22f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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DESERTMORE HOUSE did fairly well over hurdles with back-to-back wins at Downpatrick last year and a narrow defeat in a Kilbeggan handicap in May, but this scopey sort always looked a chaser in the making. He impressed when returning to Kilbeggan for last month's chasing debut and may be able to slot in effectively to handicap company, despite his inexperience. Pakens Rock has returned to form with two victories at Kilbeggan. He's not fully proven over the trip but has a good record at this venue, which is his local track. Henry de Bromhead has a fine record in this race and Toss Again, a winner on chase debut at Limerick, may be the best of his two runners. British raider Your Darling has a good record fresh and goes well right-handed, while Brideswell Lad probably needed the run over hurdles last time having been progressive over fences in the spring.

QUANTUM REALM shaped encouragingly over hurdles when fourth at Tipperary on reappearance and could be the answer back over fences off what looks a good mark. The progressive and unexposed Desertmore House is feared most ahead of hat-trick seeking Pakens Rock.

It may be worth siding with BRIDESWELL LAD who ended last season on an upward curve and should be spot-on after a hurdles run

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

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A comfortable winner over 1m4f at Catterick last month, POINT OF HONOUR can secure a double stepping up in distance. Pippa Brown negates all of the gelding's 4lb rise for that success with her 5lb claim and the eight-year-old is taken to get the better of Spirit Of Ash, who finished a staying-on second over an extended 1m4f at this track most recently. Let Her Loose completes the shortlist.

GRACES QUEST drops in grade and the dual course winner looks the way to go under an amateur enjoying a good run. A market move for the returning Ally Cay would be worth following, while Point of Honour could go well again.

Top of the list is last year's winner POINT OF HONOUR who scored in good style at Catterick two weeks ago and remains feasibly treated.

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18:20 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWISS STAR has improved with every run and shed her maiden tag at the third time of asking in game fashion at Doncaster. Roger Varian's filly makes her handicap bow and this opening mark of 72 doesn't appear likely to halt her progression. The consistent Porfin deserves to get his head back in front and this drop in trip should be a positive. Roshambo heads the remainder.

There is more to come from the well-bred 3-y-o SWISS STAR after her Doncaster victory and she can make a successful handicap debut. Blue Flame is interesting back under Marco Ghiani from a much-reduced mark, while Jungle Run and Epic Express are a couple of others to note.

The eyes are drawn to the well-bred SWISS STAR (nap) who looks well handicapped on her novice win and there's probably more to come.

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18:30 Bath Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MINI MAGNA took a big step forward from his introduction when a head second at Catterick last week and Ed Dunlop's gelding could be hard to stop if finding further progression here. Kandoo showed plenty of promise in Ireland and has to be of interest on her debut for Archie Watson. Moe's Legacy edges out Via Electriano and Something To Do to be the pick of the remainder.

KANDOO has the best form on offer and can make a winning debut for Archie Watson. Mini Magna and Via Electriano look the likeliest dangers.

Preference is for MINI MAGNA who only went down by a head at Catterick on his second start and could easily take another step forward.

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18:35 Galway Handicap 12f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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Several of these won over two miles last time, but this trip is probably ideal for ZOFFMAN and he gets the vote. He landed a nice pot on easy ground at Leopardstown in the autumn when getting the better of good yardstick Safecracker and lost little in defeat when that rival exacted revenge on much more favourable weight terms at the Curragh on Derby weekend. Teed Up has an excellent course record and his win in the Monday night feature over 2m1f was his fourth at Ballybrit. He got 9lb for that so is 2lb well-in under his penalty. Chally Chute has won four of his last five starts, including a C&D success on heavy ground in the autumn. He's up 8lb for his win over 2m1f at Killarney. La Hacienda was another to win over two miles on her latest start when landing a valuable prize on the all-weather at Newcastle. A Festival winner over 1m6f here last year, she may just be vulnerable over this trip.

A cracking handicap with WESTON just about the pick of the bunch on the back of a very eye-catching run at Royal Ascot on just his second start for Gordon Elliott. Jackfinbar hasn't been with Willie Mullins long, either, and he's a big threat, along with Teed Up, a winner over hurdles at the meeting on Monday.

Fourth in this contest last year off 7lb higher, LAELAPS could offer some value after finding the ground too quick last time.

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18:45 Musselburgh Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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In a contest lacking depth, it could be worth siding with CELESTIAL FLIGHT, who was a beaten favourite when sixth on his nursery debut at Pontefract last month. He kept on to score in selling company on his penultimate start at York, beating the reopposing Bazball into fourth, and he is fancied to confirm that form. Karl Burke's inmate has since won at Bath and is feared most off 7lb higher. Grey Gray heads the remainder.

BE HERE NOW took a step forward when third on his nursery debut over C&D last week and, with further progress possible, he's just about the most appealing candidate. Bath scorer Bazball is feared most, ahead of Grey Gray, who will be suited by a return to the minimum trip.

Preference is for BAZBALL, who got off the mark with a dominant display in a Bath nursery two weeks ago and is open to more progress.

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18:55 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHAZAM arrives seeking a hat-trick after victories at Lingfield and Leicester, and this looks like a good chance to add to her winning sequence. Kevin Philippart De Foy's filly is certainly on an upward trajectory and although she has been raised a further 6lb in the ratings, it may not halt her progression. Fellow last-time-out winners Ragosina and Sea Me Dance should also be challenging at the line.

RAQISA faces no easy task against the 3-y-os but she's a mare in top form and would have finished even closer from this mark at Windsor last month granted more luck. She gets the vote in favour of hat-trick seeking filly Shazam and Ragosina.

The forecast rain heightens interest in soft-ground winner RAQISA, who looked unlucky not to go close off this mark at Windsor in July.

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19:05 Bath Stakes (Class 5) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ELEGANCIA has already shown plenty of ability in her short career to date and was last seen finishing a close second at Nottingham in June. A reproduction of that level of form would give the daughter of Lope De Vega a big chance here. Ribal also hit the crossbar on his most recent start and Andrew Balding's gelding has to be of some interest. Others to note are Esmeray and Ginza.

There should be more to come from ESMERAY, who produced an encouraging first effort at Newbury last month. Elegancia and Ribal look the obvious dangers.

The form choice is ELEGANCIA, ahead of Ribal. Esmeray is open to improvement.

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19:10 Galway Maiden 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Willie Mullins runs two bumper winners and perhaps VADSA QUEEN will prove the pick. The selection made a promising debut when beating all bar better fancied stablemate Lisnagar Fortune at last year's Punchestown Festival and won easily when reappearing at Tramore this summer. Ivana also looked a useful prospect when making a successful debut at Limerick. Yamalia Star and Hey Whatever are closely matched on running behind Beechwood at Killarney last month, while Eziva and Delicate Girl have also shown plenty of promise in two maiden starts. Countess Of Tyrone is a full-sister to Earl Of Tyrone, who was a highly-progressive sort for the same connections last year - winning at Listed level and only beaten around a length in the Ebor at York.

Willie Mullins looks to hold a strong hand courtesy of bumper winners IVANA and Vadsa Queen. The former was impressive in justifying favouritism at Limerick in May and is taken to maintain her unbeaten record now switched to the Flat. Yamalia Star improved on her debut form when runner-up at Killarney 18 days ago and has the pedigree to do better still.

Preference is for DELICATE GIRL who's had the form of her narrow defeat from last time significantly boosted and she can progress

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19:20 Musselburgh Maiden (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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CONSOLING built on her debut to finish a creditable second over 6f at Carlisle in June and a reproduction of that effort can see her firmly in the picture. Ollie Pears' filly kept on well on that occasion and shaped as though she could benefit from a stiffer stamina test here. Mister Daydream was a well-beaten favourite on his racecourse bow at Beverley in June and is fancied to improve, while Lady Of Time looks best of the rest.

CONSOLING improved from her debut when runner-up at Carlisle and, with the longer trip likely to suit, she's expected to open her account in a weak race. Mister Daydream could prove a different proposition to his debut, so he's worth a mention and Nina Rapida is an interesting newcomer for a stable that has been amongst the winners lately.

This looks a good opportunity for CONSOLING. She has already shown more than enough in two starts to be able to win a race like this.

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19:30 Newmarket Stakes (Class 4) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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DOOM was only beaten a head by subsequent Oaks winner Soul Sister at Doncaster back in the autumn and looks the one to beat on her return. William Haggas' fillly is out of a dual Grade 1 winner and the daughter of Dubawi likely has more to offer as a three-year-old and beyond. Imperial Quarter is a half-sister to Group 1 winner Teona and must enter calculations on her racecourse bow, while Queen Of The Pride is out of St Leger heroine Simple Verse so is another newcomer to note.

DOOM was beaten only a head by subsequent Oaks winner Soul Sister at Doncaster on her final 2-y-o outing and, with better still to come this year given her exceptional pedigree, she gets the nod to open her account. Whispering Words is a well-made filly who seems sure to leave her debut form well behind, while Imperial Quarter makes most appeal of the newcomers before market clues.

She has a lengthy absence to overcome but DOOM is a standout on form after pushing the top-class Soul Sister to a head.

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19:35 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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OCEAN RIDGE put up the best performance of his career to date when third at Yarmouth off a 1lb higher mark and he could improve further for this step up in distance. The unexposed three-year-old can shed his maiden tag at the sixth time of asking, although Miss Sligo has been in fine form recently and will be dangerous. Last week's Bath third Susanbequick is another to consider.

MISS SLIGO arrives in fine form and gets the nod in a tricky-looking handicap. Ocean Ridge and Big Jimbo head the list of dangers.

A few have stamina to prove and the ground is a concern for most. As it stands OCEAN RIDGE is narrowly preferred to Miss Sligo.

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19:40 Galway Handicap 8f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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NAVY BEACH has caught the eye when finishing well on his latest two starts and has probably had this week in mind for some time. The Galileo gelding came home well over a mile at Limerick and Colin Keane is now booked after again putting in his best work at the finish over 1m2f at Down Royal. The Dermot Weld-trained Partisan Hero went into the Galway notebook when finishing strongly on his handicap debut over a mile at Killarney last month and looks an obvious threat. Rio Largo has progressed well this year, winning twice over seven furlongs, including here on Monday evening, but now carries a big burden including a 7lb penalty for that recent success. Fratas ran well over 1m4f here on Monday and should be suited by the drop back in trip.

NAVY BEACH creeps in at the foot of the weights for very shrewd connections and given we surely haven't seen the best of him yet, he's a fascinating contender. Lasting Peace seems sure to give it another good go, with Rio Largo, a winner at the meeting on Monday, clearly in excellent heart.

HARRIET EAGLE may be worth chancing. She's been getting better with every start in maiden company and should relish a longer trip

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19:50 Musselburgh Stakes (Class 6) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BONITO CAVALO was a very good second over 5f at Ayr on Monday and he's fancied to go one better here. Jim Goldie's charge is likely to enjoy this step back up to 7f after shaping as if the extra yardage would suit on that occasion. The Gay Blade looks the biggest danger after a decent third over 6f at Hamilton, while Willing To Please should be taken seriously back at this trip.

BONITO CAVALO was beaten only by a relatively unexposed sort at Ayr on Monday and has a good chance of finally breaking his duck. Without Delay, The Gay Blade and Willing To Please make up the shortlist.

In an unappealing betting event the tentative vote goes to THE GAY BLADE on the back of his solid third at Hamilton two weeks ago.

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20:00 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although this represents a drop in class for Night Arc, he has to shoulder a 5lb penalty for a game success at Sandown. Therefore, the vote goes to PANNING FOR GOLD, who has gone up a total of 18lb for victories at Yarmouth, Brighton and Doncaster, and his most recent triumph suggested that he isn't done progressing yet. Roman Dynasty is holding his form really well and is another to consider.

PANNING FOR GOLD still looked ahead of the handicapper when completing his hat-trick with something to spare at Doncaster 3 weeks ago so remains one to keep onside. The in-form Roman Dynasty is the obvious threat along with progressive 3-y-o Film Star.

Perhaps the answer might be ROMAN DYNASTY, who has been in good form in recent weeks and looked a shade unlucky at Sandown last time.

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20:05 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEAU ROC forced All In The Hips and Katar to settle for minor honours when scoring by a length over 5f at this track on her penultimate run, and she was well on top at the line that day so can confirm her superiority and put her subsequent Doncaster defeat behind her. Princess Naomi's form has tapered off but she was in fine fettle here back in the spring and could be a player if she can recapture that sparkle.

ALL IN THE HIPS ran one of this season's lesser races at Haydock 13 days ago, but she had finished runner-up at this course on her previous 2 starts and is now 1 lb below her last winning mark. She can leave her latest run behind to get the better of Princess Naomi, who can also bounce back returned to this C&D. Katar is another to consider.

A chance is taken on GIDDY AUNT, who'll be happier down from 7f and whose dam was fine on slow ground. Katar is second choice.

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20:10 Galway Stakes 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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STRATUM gets a tentative vote with the weights in his favour. The Willie Mullins-trained gelding won the Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot last year but faded inside the final furlong in this year's renewal of that stamina test behind Dawn Rising. The selection now meets that rival on 10lb better terms as he bids to overturn a six-length deficit and is fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Dawn Rising was a Grade 3 winner over hurdles last season and warmed up for that Ascot win when placed in the Group 3 Saval Beg Levmoss Stakes at Leopardstown. Shanroe has been a great servant to connections but unfortunately unseated his rider early on at Limerick last time, while Mt Leinster hasn't run on the Flat in nearly two years and has been campaigned over fences since.

STRATUM was behind Dawn Rising in the Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot last time but he's on better terms with that rival now and cheekpieces could spark him back into life, so he gets the marginal vote. Mt Leinster, a stablemate of the selection, is a big danger.

Last year's winner SHANROE has more on his plate this year but has shown he's capable of smart form in the last 2 editions of the Ebor

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20:20 Musselburgh Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Never Dark was a gutsy winner over 5f at Wolverhampton and he appears primed to offer another bold bid. However, having been raised 5lb in the ratings for that head success, he may be susceptible to some better treated rivals like ONLY SPOOFING. The veteran was just touched off over 5f at Bellewstown last time and a repeat of that effort would see him take the beating off just 1lb higher in the ratings. Ready Freddie Go should also be considered.

ONLY SPOOFING signalled he's ready to strike again soon when runner-up at Bellewstown last month, so he's selected to land this race for a second year running. Resilience went pretty close over C&D on his penultimate start and is better judged on that form having been left poorly placed when well held at York last time. Ready Freddie Go arrives at the top of his game and completes the shortlist.

Last year's winner ONLY SPOOFING (nap) ran well at Bellewstown last time and can enhance his fine record over C&D.

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20:30 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A game winner over this C&D a couple of weeks ago, Outrun The Storm would be dangerous to dismiss now 4lb higher. However, the success was arguably the result of a falling handicap mark so HOT CHESNUT gets the vote. The daughter of Camacho kept on to score by a length and three-quarters at Newbury most recently and she can secure a double, despite a 4lb rise. Ataser completes the shortlist now stepping back up in distance.

ATASER was successful off a 5-lb higher mark here over C&D last season and looked right back in form when second over 6f here last time, so he's worth a chance to go one better. Hot Chesnut and Outrun The Storm both arrive in good order and the latter could be hard to peg back if he gets loose in front.

Plenty have chances in an open finale but MAKEEN was unlucky on the other course here in May and can return to form.

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20:35 Bath Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Fossos went in by half a length at Chepstow last week, even though he was slow to break, so he has to be considered, but he has a 5lb penalty to contend with, which could pave the way for WATERMELON SUGAR. The four-year-old showed a bit more when sixth at Yarmouth and he has been left on the same rating. Clownsman completes the shortlist on his return to turf after his Wolverhampton fourth.

FOSSOS has returned to form with the tongue tie left off on his last 2 starts, getting back to winning ways with a ready success at Chepstow a week ago, so he could be up to defying a penalty. Shesadabber goes well on ground softer than good and is feared most back down in grade, ahead of We're Reunited.

Gherkin (second choice) has plenty in his favour, but the well-treated WATERMELON SUGAR (nap) is preferred back on slower ground.

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20:40 Galway Handicap 14f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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BELGOPRINCE returned after a lengthy layoff this spring and struck form last month winning at Tipperary. The Tony Martin-trained gelding stayed 1m6f well when beating all bar the progressive Londonofficecallin at Killarney last time and should be suited by this step to two miles. Theonewedreamof has won under both codes on testing ground this year, including over 1m6f at Bellewstown, and has been placed on both outings since over hurdles. No Hassle is on a hat-trick but has been raised a combined 19lb for wins at Tipperary and Ballinrobe, while the consistent Sign From Above was third here on Thursday. Luminous Light and Rain are others to consider, but No Thanks needs to bounce back after disappointing here on Wednesday.

An open-looking contest in which the vote goes to THEONEWEDREAMOF, who justified support to score at Bellewstown in April and has run with credit over hurdles since. The hat-trick seeking No Hassle is an obvious danger and Belgoprince should give another good account.

It was an encouraging yard debut for DOCTOR PARNASSUS in a Down Royal maiden last week and he should progress back up in trip

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20:50 Musselburgh Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOROUGH was a facile winner over 5f at Ayr recently and this looks a good opportunity to build on that success. Iain Jardine's runner scored by three and a quarter lengths on that occasion and a 6lb penalty may not be enough to stop him. Foreseeable Future is also a last time out winner after scoring over 5f at Thirsk and he isn't ruled out, while John Kirkup heads the remainder.

FORESEEABLE FUTURE resumed winning ways in straightforward fashion at Thirsk last week and this looks another good opportunity. Borough finally broke his duck at Ayr 11 days ago, but he did so in stylish fashion so is feared most under a penalty, with John Kirkup best of the others.

Foreseeable Future and BOROUGH are ahead of the handicapper and the latter can follow up his recent impressive Ayr success.

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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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