13:45 Salisbury Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Abbey's Dream and TWILIGHT DANCER are both allotted a weight-for-age allowance and, while the former has shown a good level of ability on the all-weather, the latter is the more proven on turf and Jonathan Portman's filly looks the one to side with here. The selection has improved since being stepped up to 7f and she has the scope to build on what has been a sequence of decent efforts of late. Storymaker appeals most from the older brigade.

Though turned over at short odds at Epsom recently, TWILIGHT DANCER shaped like the best horse at the weights and she is taken to resume winning ways off the same mark with faster ground forecast here. If able to bounce back following a couple of low-key efforts, Revolutionary Man could emerge as the main danger ahead of turf debutante Abbey's Dream.

This can go to TWILIGHT DANCER (nap) who wasn't seen to best advantage at Epsom recently after a convincing win there previously.

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14:00 Beverley Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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MIDNIGHT LIR found only a subsequent winner too good on his nursery debut at Yarmouth last month and looks the one to beat on this return to maiden company. Of the others, who have raced, Mia Toretto could prove the chief threat. The David O'Meara-trained filly finished a respectable third on her opening bid at Pontefract in late-July and is entitled to build on that effort here. Newcomer Fidelius possesses enough speed in his pedigree to suggest he could have a say too.

MIDNIGHT LIR was quickly back to his best when runner-up in a Yarmouth nursery 3 weeks ago and, lining up in a maiden lacking depth, he can finally open his account. Mia Toretto knew her job and showed ability when third on debut at Pontefract and she can also feature. Fidelius and Filly One are a couple of newcomers to note in the betting for clues.

A race that lacks depth can go to MIDNIGHT LIR, who has shown more than enough to suggest he will take all the beating.

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14:15 Salisbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MISTER SKETCH is built for speed on his dam's side of the pedigree and, having made a highly encouraging debut at Newbury last month, he could be hard to beat if taking a step forward here. Avoriaz is a half-brother to six winners and looks the most appealing of the newcomers, although Sedgemoor is another to note in the betting as he represents a team enjoying a solid season with their juveniles.

MISTER SKETCH was only just denied at Newbury on debut and can put that experience to good use over newcomers Avoriaz and Sedgemoor, who both look likely types.

Mill Reef entry MISTER SKETCH is the clear pick on form. Avoriaz and Sedgemoor are interesting newcomers.

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14:25 Yarmouth Stakes (Class 5) 10f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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RED DANIELLE found only subsequent Listed winner Sweet Memories too good in a smart novice event at Newbury last month. This drop in class should prove a straightforward opportunity for the Roger Varian-trained filly to shed her maiden tag and she is hard to oppose. There is little separating Gino's Girl and Dome Of Stars on their best form, but the latter must prove her well-being after being beaten a long way at Beverley in April.

A repeat of anything like the form RED DANIELLE has shown when runner-up twice this summer will surely see her get off the mark here.

This looks a golden opportunity for RED DANIELLE, who sets a useful standard on her clear second in a hot novice at Newbury last month.

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14:35 Beverley Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Whogoesthere has run well enough on all three appearances to suggest that he can land a race of this nature, with Declan Carroll's gelding sure to prove popular. Nevertheless, HINT OF THE JUNGLE offered plenty of encouragement on his debut fifth at Windsor last month and is fancied to find enough improvement to gain a breakthrough success here. Nouveaux appeared to appreciate the drop to 5f when finishing third at Wolverhampton recently and completes the shortlist now reverting to turf.

HINT OF THE JUNGLE did best of the newcomers when fifth in a Windsor maiden in July and, with progress anticipated, he gets the nod to come out on top for his in-form yard. Whogoesthere rates the lead threat, ahead of Nouveaux.

This can go to HINT OF THE JUNGLE who can improve enough on an encouraging Windsor debut to win what looks an uncompetitive maiden.

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14:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is potentially the deeper of the two divisions of this race, with Pianoforte, Flavour Maker and Ten Bob Tony all looking the part on paper, and the betting can be informative where that trio is concerned. However, FINBAR FUREY just shades preference given he is a full-brother to Pennine Hills, a 6f winner on debut as a juvenile, and Grizzel, a Grade 3-winning miler in Canada. The added bonus is his in-form yard's appealing strike-rate with their two-year-olds this season.

The pair with previous racecourse experience don't set a tall standard so it makes sense to focus on the newcomers, MOYASSR getting the nod to score first time up before the aid of market clues. Flavour Maker also ticks plenty of boxes so he's fancied to be involved, with Pianoforte and Finbar Furey another couple worth keeping a close eye on.

Judge Frank sets the standard but he takes on several interesting newcomers, most notably MOYASSR and Flavour Maker.

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15:00 Yarmouth Stakes (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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AVAILABLE ANGEL recently ran her best race of the season when runner-up over C&D in handicap company, and ticks plenty of boxes in her bid to win this contest for the second year in a row. Rayena wasn't disgraced when a staying-on third in a similar event at Brighton last week and reproduction of that performance would likely see Patrick Owens' filly involved once more. Intoxicata and Naadyaa are others to note at this level.

After bouncing back to form here last time AVAILABLE ANGEL might be good for a second successive win in this classified stakes. Last week's Brighton third Rayena and Chelsea Banham's Night Traveller are a couple likely to get involved in the battle for minor honours, while Belo Horizonte and Lite And Airy are unexposed types to keep an eye on.

The one who appeals most is last year's winner AVAILABLE ANGEL, who returned to form with a close second over C&D two weeks ago.

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15:10 Beverley Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAGSOOD posted another solid effort in defeat when third at Newmarket last month and must hold every chance in what looks a slightly weaker contest. User Amistoso appears to be the selection's main danger after staying on into second place at Doncaster in late-July, with Michael Bell's colt likely to appreciate an extended 7f here. Newcomer Otto Flash boasts a smart pedigree and must also enter the reckoning if strong in the betting.

The form of USER AMISTOSO's runner-up effort at Doncaster 3 weeks ago has yet to be tested but it was certainly a promising effort and with improvement expected, he can cash in on what should be a good draw. Magsood is a clear threat, with well-related newcomer Filey Beach of obvious interest.

In a tricky race L'ENNEMI, from a stable in fine form, is taken to build on his debut run by beating Magsood and User Amistoso.

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15:20 Salisbury Listed (Class 1) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ARABIAN CROWN built on his eye-catching third at Sandown in early July with a ready success at the same venue later in the month. Charlie Appleby's colt could prove tough to beat if reproducing that level of performance and gets the vote. There was plenty to like about Arabic Legend's debut triumph at Newmarket last month and the Dubawi colt can't be taken lightly, while Son ran well enough in the Vintage Stakes at Goodwood recently to suggest he can get involved here too.

Despite obvious signs of greenness, ARABIC LEGEND was talented enough to make a winning start with a bit in hand starting out at Newmarket a month ago. Sure to build on that over 1m, he can take the step up in class in his stride, probably at the chief expense of fellow-Dubawi colt Arabian Crown. Son is slightly more exposed but has tackled Group 2 company the last twice and he demands respect.

Newmarket July festival scorer ARABIC LEGEND is given the narrow vote, ahead of Sandown winners Arabian Crown and Spanish Poet.

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15:35 Yarmouth Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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There were plenty of positives to be gleaned from SKUKUZA's debut second at Newbury and this looks a suitable opportunity for the Blue Point colt to record a first career success. Khisah Bu Thaila offered something to work with on his opening bid at Newmarket and could build on that sixth-placed effort to get involved here. Arabic Art makes most appeal of the newcomers and any market support would be interesting.

SKUKUZA made a highly encouraging start when runner-up at Newbury and Ed Dunlop's Blue Point colt is strongly fancied to go one better now. Tom Clover's newcomer Invictus Spiritus appeals as the one to chase home the selection ahead of Newmarket sixth Khisah Bu Thaila.

This can go to SKUKUZA, who was a front-running second in a Newbury novice on his debut and sets a useful standard on that form.

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15:45 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOW BIZARRE is a regular at this course and can again be relied upon to give his all as he attempts to follow up last month's C&D success off just a 2lb higher mark. Similar comments apply to Dr Rio, who shoulders 4lb more than his last-time-out success and may have more to offer now that he has proven himself over this trip. Of the others, it might be worth keeping an eye on Clotherholme.

DR RIO had been shaping up well prior to capitalising on his much-reduced mark over C&D 23 days ago and, with a 4 lb rise fair on that evidence, he gets the nod to follow up. Addie Boo Boo in first-time blinkers is also of interest on her penultimate Lingfield effort, with Clotherholme and Rum Runner completing the shortlist.

A chance in an open event is taken on WILLING TO PLEASE, who is on a fair mark, is well drawn and now gets cheekpieces.

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15:55 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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LANDLORDTOTHESTARS appeared freshened up by a break when recording a second-placed effort at Newmarket last month and a 2lb rise may not be enough to prevent James Evans' gelding from going one place better. Paco's Pride has been running with credit at a similar level of late and should make her presence felt once more, while Racing Demon merits respect now returned to the C&D of his last success.

Preference is for LANDLORDTOTHESTARS, who was returning from 4 months off when just held in a stronger event at Newmarket last time and remains fairly treated. Paco's Pride and Racing Demon rate the principal dangers.

An open-looking race. The percentage call goes to RACING DEMON who scored in a higher grade here two starts ago.

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16:10 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Stage Show hasn't been disgraced when finishing in third on his last two outings but even though this represents a drop in class, first-time cheekpieces could make all the difference for FLOWER OF THUNDER and she gets the vote. Runner-up over C&D on her most recent run, a 1lb lower mark, combined with the headgear, could help Christine Dunnett's mare build on that. Perfect Gentleman heads the remainder now reverting to turf.

STAGE SHOW rates the pick at these weights on the back of his good recent Sandown third so gets the nod in an open-looking contest. Flower of Thunder has an excellent record here so is feared most, although both Perfect Gentleman and George Morland can't be discounted either.

Several have possibilities but triple C&D winner FLOWER OF THUNDER (nap) gets the vote ahead of Stage Show and Queen's Company.

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16:20 Beverley Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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ON THE RIVER is already a dual winner at this course and, having been highly consistent since joining Harriet Bethell, he can defy a career-high mark. The gelding was notably well-supported in the betting for a deeper-looking race at Chester 10 days ago, but, while he ran too freely on that occasion, the return to more familiar surrounds could be more rewarding for any faithful supporters. Recent Leicester winner Craven is still attractively weighted and commands respect, while Metahorse and Reputation also enter calculations.

BELTANE wasn't at his very best at Pontefract on his latest start 26 days ago but his overall profile so far this term is a solid one and it would come as no surprise to see him bounce back returned to this venue from a handy draw. Metahorse, On The River and Craven are a trio of others to consider.

Two-time C&D winner AUTUMN FESTIVAL may enjoy the run of the race in front and he earns the vote ahead of the 3yo Craven.

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16:30 Salisbury Listed (Class 1) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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RUNNING LION has scored in four of her last five outings, including when bolting up in Listed company at Newmarket on her penultimate run in May. She contested much deeper waters in France last time out and although that looked a step too far, she is fancied to bounce back to winning form at this level. Ameynah remains unexposed and was not disgraced when finishing fourth in the Valiant Stakes at Ascot last month, so she gets the danger vote ahead of State Occasion. Caernarfon has held her own at the highest level and is another to consider.

CAERNARFON has performed with credit in a trio of fillies' Group 1s this year and might be able to resume winning ways in these slightly calmer waters. Pretty Polly winner Running Lion is better than she showed in the French Oaks and can bounce back and provide the chief threat ahead of Ameynah and State Occasion.

Back down in class, CAERNARFON could well gain reward for some creditable efforts at Group 1 level. Ameynah is second choice.

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16:35 Gowran Park Maiden 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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ASIAN DAZE, who didn't get the run of the race when fourth at Leopardstown last time, can gain her first success here. The Johnny Murtagh-trained filly caught the eye staying on nicely when fifth at Limerick on debut before slightly disappointing on her second run at Bellewstown. However, it was that most recent effort at the Foxrock venue that marks the daughter of Frontiersman down as the one to beat now. School Of Law boasts a very similar profile, having also shaped with promise on each of his three starts to date. Michael O'Callaghan's colt, who ran his best race on debut at the Curragh over this trip in June, has performed with credit on two subsequent outings. State's Evidence looked like he would improve when third on his Down Royal debut and arguably did so when fourth in a Bellewstown maiden that has worked out well.

STATE'S EVIDENCE still looked green when fourth at Bellewstown last month but that race has worked out well and this well-bred colt is fancied to take a step forward here. School of Law sets the clear standard so has to be feared, along with Asian Daze.

SCHOOL OF LAW sets the standard but faces decent opposition in State's Evidence and especially Ma Ghille Mar

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16:42 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Denied by the narrowest of margins over C&D on his most recent run, THISMYDREAM is fancied to take another step forward here and he looks the one to beat. Paddy Bradley negates all of the gelding's 3lb rise for that performance with his claim and the four-year-old can get the better of recent Salisbury winner Alpine Girl, who races off 2lb higher. Tallulah Myla completes the shortlist in a first-time tongue-tie.

ALPINE GIRL arrives on the up so looks the way to go with the form of her Salisbury success proving really strong. Recent C&D second Thismydream appeals as the one to give James Fanshawe's filly most to do, with Straits of Moyle also weighted to go well if back on his A-game.

Top of the list is the progressive 3yo ALPINE GIRL, who may well be able to strike again to make it three wins from her last four runs.

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16:50 Beverley Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Only narrowly denied over C&D last month, a 1lb raised mark may not be enough to stop WHERE'S JEFF building on that and he looks the one to beat. Although he is now rated 2lb above his last winning mark, which came over 1m3f at Hamilton, he is fancied to get the better of Dandy's Angel, who was denied a hat-trick on drier ground at Pontefract last Wednesday. Havana Party is another worthy of consideration.

Having got off the mark for the campaign at Ayr in June, HAVANA PARTY confirmed he's in excellent nick when third at Hamilton later that month. Back from a break and on the same mark, he looks the way to go, with Where's Jeff and Sagauteur a couple of potential threats.

The blinkers provoked a positive reaction from HAVANA PARTY (nap) in June and he gets the nod on his return from a break.

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17:00 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Always Fearless recorded a staying-on success over a mile at this track last Thursday and is expected to be thereabouts if anywhere near that form. However, he does have to shoulder a 5lb penalty for that win, so it could pay to side with the improving CHEERS BABE. Only narrowly denied at Lingfield earlier this month, Ian Williams' inmate likely has more to offer in the hands of William Buick. Trojan Truth is another to bear in mind.

ALBUS ANNE remains winless but rates just the pick of these weights so edges the vote in a trappy handicap. Always Fearless appeals as the main threat on the back of his breakthrough turf win here, although a solid case can also be made for Trojan Truth and Nivelle's Magic.

Preference is for the unexposed CHEERS BABE, who should build on her Lingfield effort. Always Fearless is feared most.

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17:10 Gowran Park Handicap 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Confirmed front-runner SPANISH TENOR could prove difficult to beat from a favourable low draw. The Ado McGuinness-trained nine-year-old arrives at the top of his game, having gone close at the Galway Festival on his most recent run. A previous C&D winner, the veteran will be hard to peg back. Something Nice makes a quick reappearance having chased home a very well-handicapped horse at the Curragh on Saturday. Michael Mulvany's three-year-old rarely runs a poor race so is almost certain to be involved in this competitive affair. Top-weight Lust has to concede upwards of 7lb to his rivals but is the class act in the field. The Ger Lyons-trained five-year-old should be sharper after a recent comeback at Fairyhouse.

LUST won a listed race last year so a mark of 97 shouldn't be beyond him and he can leave last month's reappearance behind and strike for the Ger Lyons team. Spanish Tenor ran a couple of fine races at Galway recently and is second choice ahead of Something Nice and the consistent Facethepuckout.

It is hard to look past SOMETHING NICE (nap) following a cracking Curragh run at the weekend, for which he is due a 5lb rise

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17:17 Yarmouth Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of the progressive EYESHADOW, who lost second inside the final furlong over a mile at Chepstow on her handicap bow. A drop in distance, as well as a 1lb lower mark, can bring about further improvement from the Charltons' three-year-old and she can break through. Recent Lingfield winner Arbaawi should not be taken lightly now 2lb higher for that success, while Ideal Guest is another to consider.

A case can be made for plenty of these but the most persuasive one is for EYESHADOW, who didn't hit the heights expected on her handicap debut when third at Chepstow but is well bred and remains one to be interested in off a handy-looking mark. Arbaawi is feared most on the back of his recent Lingfield success, with Rhythmic Acclaim, Meng Tian and Wilde And Dandy all in the mix too.

Several have possibilities but recent Lingfield winner ARBAAWI gets the vote ahead of Eyeshadow and Inverinate.

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17:25 Beverley Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for several of these, but it could be worth taking a chance on WASDALE. She failed to get into contention when reverting to turf for her latest outing at Chester, but, given she is now rated 2lb below her last winning all-weather mark, could bounce back dropping in distance. Honour Your Dreams can give the selection plenty to think about now eased in class, while Mistamac is just one other with claims.

It might be worth giving WHISKEY PRIEST the benefit of the doubt for Ayr as his Yarmouth win prior to that was promising. John Quinn's Mistamac was back on song when in front of the selection at Ayr last time and is second choice ahead of Tim Easterby's Saleet.

In an open race, C&D winner BELLA KOPELLA is taken to get back to winning ways by beating Mistamac and Three Beauz.

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17:40 Gowran Park Handicap 7f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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TRUEBA has every chance of giving jockey Wesley Joyce a first success since returning from a career-threatening injury. The seven-year-old tried to make all the running from a similar draw over C&D last time, only to be headed close home. A reproduction of that effort should see the gelding prove hard to beat. Whatharm almost landed a sizeable gamble when just denied at Fairyhouse. Pat Flynn's eight-year-old has dropped to a very lenient handicap mark, so this C&D winner has to be respected under Leigh Roche. Emorcee also enters calculations now that the Galway runner-up drops down in grade for trainer David Marnane. The Elzaam gelding is only 3lb higher now.

TRUEBA produced his best effort yet for his present stable when runner-up in a C&D handicap 18 days ago, giving best only to a thriving sort (well clear of remainder) and he could well be worth chancing to go one place better here. Pinball Wizard, Emorcee and Whatharm head up the dangers, with Finsceal Go Deo not out of things either.

The recently-returned Wesley Joyce has a good opportunity on TRUEBA who may cope with the 5lb extra imposed for a recent C&D second.

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17:50 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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ETON COLLEGE had the beating of subsequent Chepstow scorer Obama Army (second) when the pair met at Nottingham two starts ago. He failed to make an impact when upped to 10 furlongs at Newmarket last time, but Jamie Osborne's gelding could bounce back to confirm that form back at a mile. Lunanera showed signs of ability when trained in France and the market can guide on his first start for Archie Watson.

It could be worth taking a chance on French import LUNANERA, who makes his British/handicap debut on what is probably a fair opening mark. Thewaytothestars did the job well at Windsor on Monday and she will be a big threat if turned out again quickly in search of the hat-trick. Eton College and Obama Army both arrive in good form also and are others to consider.

The vote goes to OBAMA ARMY, who has a striking record in handicaps and is only 2lb higher than for his win at Chepstow last time.

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BUCKY LARSON, whose previous C&D win came off a 20lb higher mark, should be very competitive if at peak fitness for his reappearance. Although yet to show any worthwhile form for current connections, it was only last November that he was winning at Dundalk off a rating of 81. One For Mum ran one of her better races when stepped back up to this trip on her most recent start. The Ger Lyons-trained filly has been drawn out wide but if Colin Keane can get her away smartly, the daughter of Dandy Man has to be a contender. Bobby K is only 4lb higher than when winning at Dundalk, although the eight-year-old may be slightly better on that surface. At the same time, he should appreciate a fast-run race at this trip so expect to see him finishing strongly under Billy Lee.

SUPER CUB went close over this C&D last month and should make another bold bid. Bobby K capitalised on a falling mark at Dundalk and remains well treated on old form, while One For Mum should be on the premises again.

A high draw is a worry for ONE FOR MUM but in Colin Keane, she arguably has the jockey most likely to overcome any potential negative

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18:20 Ffos Las Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ollie Sangster was glowing in his post-race assessment of PER CONTRA, who trounced his rivals, including a subsequent winner, despite doing plenty wrong at Chepstow on debut. He carries a penalty today but he is clearly held in high regard, evidenced by his entry in the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster. The withdrawal Duely Spiced means the main threat is likely to be Chiefman, who ran green when well backed over 7f at Wolverhampton on debut and will surely have more to offer today. Tomorrow Day can beat Surfer Dude for the bronze medal.

PER CONTRA did quite a bit wrong on debut at Chepstow last month but his ability shone through as he scored readily and he's strongly fancied to defy a penalty. Chiefman failed to deliver on his opening run but will surely know more this time.

This can go to PER CONTRA, who powered clear at Chepstow on his debut last month and looks an exciting prospect.

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18:30 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having been far from disgraced in the Albany, GUSHING GOLD then went desperately close when beaten a neck into third at Newbury. A step up from 6f ought to be no problem on that evidence and she is taken to strike at the fourth time of asking. Poutchek shaped with promise when making the frame on her Newmarket debut and is a likely candidate with improvement on the cards. Others to note include Sattwaa and Allonsy.

POUTCHEK clearly has more than her share of ability having managed to finish third despite fluffing the start and being green pretty much throughout on debut at Newmarket a month ago. Above-average improvement is surely forthcoming, so she's preferred to the standard-setting Gushing Gold. Ahlain is another to consider, along with several interesting debutantes.

Gushing Gold sets the standard but both Poutchek and AHLAIN offered enough on their debuts to make them of interest.

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18:40 Gowran Park Maiden 9.5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A pretty open contest, with FEATHERTOP the suggestion. A fine third on debut over the course and distance in June, she finished just a neck behind subsequent Dundalk victor Sandy Creek. Sure to come on plenty for that experience, the Jessica Harrington-trained selection can be expected to go close. Harrington saddles another interesting contender in the shape of Spirit Of Paradise. She made late headway on debut at Leopardstown and this step up in trip is likely to suit. Placed four times from six starts, the 78-rated Letiza is given second preference. A staying-on third at Killarney most recently, she was just three-parts of a length off subsequent dual victor Golden Spangle. Semantics is also rated 78 but was behind Letiza when they met at Navan in June. Not seen since finishing fourth on debut at the Curragh in October, Time To Boogie warrants respect, while others for the shortlist are Nostringsattached, Lady Meis and debutant Uncanny.

Lots with chances but it could pay to side with Aidan O'Brien's well-related filly TIME TO BOOGIE to make light of her absence having shaped well when a debut fourth at the Curragh last backend. Feathertop also has better days ahead of her and is next on the list, although Donnacha O'Brien's Churchill newcomer Uncanny is well worth considering too, especially if the market vibes are positive.

Despite a belated seasonal return TIME TO BOOGIE could well be up to the task here. She holds a Group 3 entry in ten days time

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18:50 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:50 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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Just half a length separated OVERNIGHT OATS (winner) and Ben Hamrash (second) when the pair met at Sandown three weeks ago. The former is 1lb worse off this time, but his pedigree would suggest forecast ground conditions will be no problem and that could make all the difference. Ithra, who sports first-time cheekpieces, should not be underestimated on her handicap bow.

OVERNIGHT OATS and Ben Hamrash dominated a Sandown handicap 3 weeks ago and will very likely do the same here, with a 1 lb pull not enough to side with the latter reversing the places.

This is an interesting rematch between OVERNIGHT OATS and Ben Hamrash and the the former gets the vote in his hat-trick bid.

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19:00 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:00 Kempton Stakes (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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Both Ivory Madonna and Ludmilla have some decent form in the book and, though both merit respect, they might prove vulnerable to a less-exposed rival. With that in mind, a chance can be taken on ELECTRIC STORM. The Night Of Thunder filly is berthed well in stall three, and has enough in her pedigree to suggest she can be a force on this racecourse bow. Similar comments apply to 325,000gns purchase Velvet Crush, though a wide draw is far from ideal. Newmarket winner Le Mans is also considered, but this looks tougher under a penalty.

LUDMILLA rates the form pick here and looked to fail for stamina upped to 1m2f when sixth at Windsor last time out so gets the nod now reverted in distance. Le Mans rates the obvious threat despite saddling a 7 lb penalty for her debut Newmarket success. Al Haan has more to offer and is another to consider in an open novice along with newcomers Electric Storm and Velvet Crush.

Full Regalia is bred to appreciate the switch to AW but she finished behind LE MANS at Newmarket and may do so again here.

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19:10 Gowran Park Handicap 9.5f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having made the breakthrough at Leopardstown in June, an 8lb rise didn't stop EVERYLITTLESTEP from following up at Killarney. The manner of victory was even more impressive at the Co Kerry venue and despite another 6lb hike from the handicapper, she looks the one to beat with Colin Keane again in the saddle. Rockbury Lad has been knocking on the door of late and is given second preference, while three-time course winner Shona Mea always warrants respect at Gowran. Trained by shrewd local handler Barry Fitzgerald, Molly Hall is an interesting contender on her handicap debut, with Barrys Rock, Khattaat (first-time visor) and Navan runner-up Flier other leading contenders.

EVERYLITTLESTEP arrives at the top of her game and is taken to complete the hat-trick. Rockbury Lad and Flier head the list of dangers.

Not too many appeal and EVERYLITTLESTEP is taken to complete the hat-trick. Good ground could enable her to see out this trip

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19:20 Ffos Las Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:20 Ffos Las Maiden (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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VIOLETS STAR run a debut full of promise at huge odds at Thirsk over 7f and she was highly tried on only her second start in Listed company at Deauville. She was well beaten that day but drops into a maiden now and can take full advantage. Many A Year was free to post last time at Salisbury when an encouraging second, so that performance can be upgraded, while Monty Be Quick could put his best foot forward back on turf after disappointing at Kempton.

This represents a good opportunity for TUKI TUKI, who has made the frame on each of her 3 starts and conditions here won't pose a problem. Violets Star is the clear main danger on the strength of her promising debut at Thirsk where she went close at huge odds. Monty Be Quick, Mma Ramotswe and Many A Year (in that order of preference) should all be in there pitching for minor place money.

If VIOLETS STAR is none the worse for her recent trip to France she should be a force at this more suitable level.

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19:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 7f Race Class Flow

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In an open contest, only a tentative vote can go to TAHITIAN PRINCE. The gelded son of Siyouni was well beaten at Yarmouth last month, but was much more competitive on an artificial surface previously. Well drawn in stall three, and from 7lb below his last winning mark, it would be no surprise were he to bounce back. Hover On The Wind remains open to improvement and is an interesting candidate back over further. Ernie's Valentine and Zu Run are just two others to consider.

ERNIE'S VALENTINE is well handicapped back on AW and might prove the answer from a handy draw. It's hasn't clicked lately for Charles Hills pair Harry Magnus and Lord Uhtred but they remain relatively unexposed and have winning form on AW so it's possible they'll revive. Zero Carbon's good AW record also makes him a dangerous one to discount.

It is possible to excuse HARRY MAGNUS (nap) his last two defeats and he still appeals as being ahead of the handicapper.

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19:40 Gowran Park Handicap 9.5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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A competitive affair with four last-time-out winners in the line-up. There was just a nose between Red Trail and NOT JUST ANY EAGLE over the course and distance last month, with the latter now taken to gain revenge. Slightly better off at the weights, the Pat Flynn-trained selection might be able to provide apprentice Robyn Donaghue-Leahy with her first track success. Rated just 44, Vidala sprang a surprise on her return to action at Leopardstown in June and it'll be interesting to see if she can defy a 6lb rise. Simply Sideways is a consistent sort and after winning at Naas last month, she is a leading contender. Her trainer Tim Doyle also saddles Alfalfa, who warrants respect with Colin Keane booked to ride. Men Of Dreams reverts to the level after winning over flights at Kilbeggan and he is sure to have plenty of supporters, while Slamadoor and Qaabil are other leading hopes.

NOT JUST ANY EAGLE enjoys a 2 lb swing in the weights with Red Trail for his narrow defeat here last month and that might be enough for him to turn the tables on Andrew McNamara's charge. Simply Sideways and Barretstown, whose latest run is easily ignored, are a couple of others to consider in this very open handicap.

If Sioux Princess gets in as a reserve, she would be the pick. Otherwise, MEN OF DREAMS is a hopeful pick

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19:50 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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STARPROOF did it very nicely at Lingfield on her penultimate start when going in by over three lengths, but she followed that up with a very disappointing effort next time. However, she is well worth another chance while that impressive display two starts ago remains fresh in the memory. Margaret's Fuchsia shed her maiden tag here last time over an extended 7f and looks an interesting contender back at this distance. Stryder warrants a market check too.

FIFTY YEAR STORM can be expected to step up on her belated reappearance spin on the all-weather and, judged on what she showed in two starts as a juvenile, there should be handicaps to be won with her off this sort of mark. Next on the list is Starproof, who was disappointing at Lingfield last time but is well worth another chance given the decisive nature of her victory at the same course eight days earlier. Margaret's Fuchsia can edge out handicap debutant Stryder for minor honours.

The in-form filly MARGARET'S FUCHSIA (nap) won a heavy-ground maiden here last week and is taken to follow up now back in a handicap.

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20:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Time's Eye broke through at Windsor and has to be considered off 3lb higher, but her ability to handle the all-weather must be taken on trust. With that in mind, C&D winner KING CABO just shades the vote because he was over two lengths clear of the third when touched off at Newmarket recently. He is also asked to compete off 3lb higher, but he could be up to it. Arctician and Umberto are others to consider in an open contest.

The vote goes to GOLDSMITH, who has been knocking on the door of late and his latest Epsom second off this mark can be upgraded a touch as he wasn't ideally placed. Gelded since his latest start and now equipped with more severe headgear, Umberto rates the main danger but there are several others with claims in this competitive handicap, including King Cabo and recent Windsor winner Time's Eye. Billy Mill would also be a threat if bouncing back.

There is still more to come from UMBERTO and he returns from a break with his stable in fine form. He's preferred to Billy Mill.

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20:10 Gowran Park Handicap 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Plenty of these have questions to answer so the in-form YOUCRACKMEUP looks the safest option. Versatile in terms of trip and ground, the Jessica Harrington-trained three-year-old impressed when making all on her most recent start at Galway, with subsequent winner Fratas eight lengths back in third. Upped 10lb for that success, the Cracksman bay is clearly improving and faces her toughest test to date now. Emmet Mullins saddles two of the 10 declared, with his Aurora Princess given second preference. She ran twice at Galway and was beaten just a head over flights, disappointing on the level when turned out again quickly. Fitted with a tongue-strap for the first time now, she should give a good account of herself. Smooth Tom is another capable of making his presence felt, while Goodie Two Shoes and The Shunter both warrant respect.

There may well be better to come from GOODIE TWO SHOES, who wasn't disgraced on her first start in handicap company at the Curragh where she was returning from a 5-month break. Entitled to come on for that run and likely to benefit from this step up in trip, the Fastnet Rock filly gets the nod ahead of British import Wandering Rocks and Aurora Princess, who has slipped to an attractive mark in this sphere. Others to consider include the progressive Youcrackmeup and Rushford.

GOODIE TWO SHOES could prove the answer despite top weight. Another filly, Youcrackmeup, is thriving. Wandering Rocks could win

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20:20 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:20 Ffos Las Handicap (Class 6) 12f Race Class Flow

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NATACATA attempted to make all at Lingfield, but she was just denied by a neck. That was her best performance to date, though, and she is fancied despite getting a 3lb rise for that display. Duke Of Vienna makes his first start for the Alexandra Dunn stable and, if the market speaks in his favour, he would be of interest. Buxlow Boy can beat Nusra home for third.

Though winless following 23 attempts in this sphere, NUSRA would have every chance of belatedly opening her account if able to reproduce the form of her effort at Limerick in April where she went close in a 15-runner handicap off this mark. The Irish raider is an appealing alternative to likely favourite Natacata, who showed improvement when going down narrowly at Lingfield last time. Duke of Vienna won't be far away if able to build on his latest effort on this debut for new connections.

This looks a good opportunity for NATACATA to get off the mark after her close second on soft ground at Lingfield 11 days ago.

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20:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Kempton Handicap (Class 5) 11f Race Class Flow

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Pistoletto capitalised on a falling handicap figure over C&D last month and a rise of just 3lb is likely to keep him bang in contention. However, the vote goes to SEA ME DANCE, who showed her liking for this track when scoring over 1m4f to shed her maiden tag. She followed that up with an underwhelming effort at Newmarket, but the return to the all-weather could help her to bounce back. Luke Morris takes over in the saddle on Hurtle, who likely has more to offer.

OPEN CHAMPION has been bitterly disappointing this year but dropped back in grade and with first-time headgear applied, Alan King's 4-y-o is worth one more chance. Pistoletto capitalised on a falling mark when scoring over C&D 5 weeks ago, so he could be the one to give the selection most to think about nudged up 3 lb, ahead of Red Royalist and Sea Me Dance.

Intergalacticat and SEA ME DANCE may be the pair to focus on and the return to AW counts in the selection's favour.

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21:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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21:00 Kempton Handicap (Class 6) 12f Race Class Flow

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Geelong made the frame over 1m6f at Wolverhampton and his time has looked near for a while now, so he warrants plenty of respect off the same rating. However, preference is still for CLUB MANAGER, who may have not handled the track at Lingfield but he did well to finish third and could improve on that. More has been expected of Alex The Great because he has been sent off at short prices the last twice and he could put in a better display.

There should be more to come from CLUB MANAGER, who posted improved form when third on handicap debut at Lingfield earlier this month and remains low mileage. He gets the nod. Geelong and Roman Tempest are feared most.

Unexposed pair Alex The Great and CLUB MANAGER appeal most and the latter can build on his recent Lingfield third.

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Racecard Key

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	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
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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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