14:00 Beverley Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kevin Ryan boasts a fine record in this contest, having won this with some smart types including Glass Slippers (2018), so any market support for Bint Alfella ahead of her debut would make her of significant interest. That said, GO BIG OR GO HOME, a 1,800,000gns purchase at Tattersalls Book 1 last October, is a half-sister to star sprinter Battaash and makes plenty of appeal. Princess Alex and recent C&D winner Keldeo are both capable of serving it up to the newcomers, despite the pair giving weight to their rivals.

RARE JEWEL ultimately never figured in a listed race first time up at Newmarket 47 days ago, but she travelled with plenty of purpose for a long way and, the type to take a marked step forward from that, she could be worth siding with. Easy Pontefract winner Princess Alex and Go Big Or Go Home, a half sister to the top-class Battaash, can emerge as the chief threats.

Newcomer GO BIG OR GO HOME went through the ring for 1.8 million guineas initially as a yearling and is half-sister to mighty Battaash.

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14:30 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZAPHEA produced her best effort to date when runner-up at Bath last week and the filly may well take advantage on this occasion, with the handicapper having dropped her 3lb prior to her latest run. The daughter of Dandy Man was reassessed following that most recent display and was put back on 55, so this may prove to be the ideal opportunity. Macarone filled the runner-up spot on his nursery debut at Bath and is entitled to progress further, while a first-time visor might aid the cause of Charlie Mason.

ZAPHEA has a wider draw than ideal to contend with but she produced her best effort yet when runner-up at Bath 8 days ago and, eased in the weights subsequently, she could be the answer with her rider also taking off a handy 7 lb. Charlie Mason looks the type to benefit from headgear, so he's feared equipped with a first-time visor. Macarone and Carnaby Princess are others fancied to be thereabouts.

The drop to 5f, the better ground and a low draw could all be positives for MASTER ELI and he earns the vote ahead of Space Ninja.

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14:40 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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FALLING FOR YOU made a pleasing start to her racing career when finishing a far from disgraced fourth over 6f at Windsor last month. She shaped as though an extra furlong would aid her cause and, with progression likely, gets the vote at the main expense of the grade-dropping Romanova, who failed to get involved in Listed company at Sandown on her debut. The unraced Nothing To Fear is related to a few smart types and completes the shortlist.

Having been thrown in at listed level for her debut at Sandown 3 weeks ago, ROMANOVA unsurprisingly found things all too tough, but sure to have derived plenty from that initial effort, Ollie Sangster's filly is fancied to go close in much calmer waters. Newcomer Sky Blaze ticks plenty of boxes so she could emerge as the main threat, with Falling For You and La Sonnambula another couple to consider.

Slight preference is for FALLING FOR YOU after her promising debut at Windsor. Romanova ran in a Listed race on her debut.

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

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DANDYS DERRIERE was said to have benefitted from the reapplication of cheekpieces (retained) when winning at Newcastle a fortnight ago. The son of Dandy Man remains well treated, despite a subsequent 4lb hike in the ratings, and he could repeat the dose should the headgear have a similar effect. Two decent runs at Bath would suggest First Company is nearing a return to the winner's enclosure, and he merits the utmost respect from a sliding handicap mark. Fiscal Policy is another to consider.

DANDYS DERRIERE looked to have a bit in the locker when going in at Newcastle last time so this C&D scorer is fancied to defy a 4 lb rise in the weights and edge out fellow course winner Red Walls in a trappy handicap. First Company is on a long losing run but can't be discounted at these weights either.

Preference is for DANDYS DERRIERE who has been in fine form since returned to 6f, including a win at Newcastle a fortnight ago.

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15:00 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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BRANDAISY stepped forward from her first three starts when runner-up at Haydock on nursery debut earlier in the month, having benefited from going up in trip, and Richard Fahey's filly is likely to be suited by the nature of this track. Doubletalk is best judged on her second at Pontefract on her penultimate start, while Bellestarr completes the shortlist following her C&D third.

BRANDAISY was easy to back but improved plenty on her nursery bow at Haydock and better still can be expected, so she's a confident selection ahead of the lightly-weighted Bellestarr, who also took a step forward for the switch to this company last time. Doubletalk's Thirsk run is easily excused and she also rates as a player on her previous Pontefract effort.

She's back on forecast quicker ground but BRANDAISY (nap) ran well for second in a stronger race on her recent nursery debut.

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15:10 Salisbury Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for several of these, but it is hard to oppose WELLEEF, who kept on well to score by two and a quarter lengths on his racecourse bow over this trip at Leicester. He does have to shoulder a 7lb penalty for that success, so Crown Dreams can give him plenty to think about having filled the runner-up spot on both career starts. Solar Portrait warrants a market check on his debut and is another to consider.

WELLEEF got off the mark in style at Leicester at the start of the month and can make light of a penalty to make it 2-2. Crown Dreams has filled the runner-up spot on both his outings, including behind the selection last time, and could have to settle for the same position once more, with Full Regalia also in the mix now starting out for Charlie Hills.

He's no standout on the bare form but WELLEEF started an eyecatchingly short price on his recent debut and won with authority.

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15:20 Wolverhampton Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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PAYMENT IN KIND ran a cracker to finish third in the Super Sprint at Newbury last month, and any further improvement ought to make Harry Eustace's colt a tough nut to crack. Cheeky Blimey was too keen to do himself justice at Nottingham last Wednesday, but earlier efforts bring him into the reckoning. Different Breed, who hit the woodwork at Yarmouth in June, completes the shortlist.

PAYMENT IN KIND sets the bar pretty high for a race like this and should take a bit of stopping. The drop to 6f isn't necessarily an obvious move for Eminent Jewel given that she was nearest at the finish on her 7f course debut but she shaped promisingly and still looks the one likely to chase the selection home.

This looks good for PAYMENT IN KIND whose two placed efforts at Newbury last month include finishing third in the Super Sprint.

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15:30 Beverley Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of ACONCAGUA MOUNTAIN, who has been running to a decent level of late. Iain Jardine's charge seems to be operating off a winnable mark and that may be enough to see off the likes of Soul Seeker and King Of Tonga, who has been runner-up on his last two starts. John Kirkup and Texas Man can also have a say in proceedings.

Having had a breathing operation, KING OF TONGA has returned to form with a pair of runner-up efforts on his last 2 starts and he is taken to go one better this time around. Soul Seeker has also been in good heart and isn't taken lightly, while Texas Man resumed winning ways last time and remains well treated on old form.

Plenty to consider with Texas Man and King Of Tonga shortlisted. A marginal preference is for the lowly drawn THE DUNKIRK LADS.

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15:40 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOOM BOOM POW recorded a staying-on success over 7f at Kempton in June and a reproduction of that effort can see her firmly in the picture. She is rated 7lb higher for that success but, with the potential for more to come, can get the better of Eye Of The Water, who has to shoulder top-weight after a pleasing third at Bath most recently. The unexposed Kalamunda completes the shortlist.

EYE OF THE WATER stuck to his task really well when third in a deeper handicap than this last week and this previous course winner makes plenty of appeal. Anglo Saxson and Boom Boom Pow head the opposition.

The vote goes to an in-form candidate in EYE OF THE WATER, in a field which lacks solid options. Boom Boom Pow is next best.

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15:50 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having defeated Bazball (second) at Catterick on her penultimate outing, TRAVEL CANDY lost nothing in defeat when narrowly denied by an improver at Musselburgh later that month. She is 3lb better off with her old foe today, despite the former being 2lb well in compared to her revised mark, and Brian Ellison's filly is taken to confirm that form en route to further success with that in mind. Others to note include Fifty Grand Slater and Scoops Ahoy.

BAZBALL has made a positive start in nurseries and she remains of interest having finished a close second to a subsequent winner at Musselburgh. Pressure's On only just failed in a C&D maiden 2 weeks ago and his opening mark looks a fair one, while Travel Candy has been much improved since handicapping and can go well again.

The vote goes to PRESSURE'S ON (nap) who only just failed to get up in a maiden over C&D 13 days ago with a big gap back to the third.

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16:00 Beverley Handicap (Class 5) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up on two of his last three starts, COLD HENRY is proven over this marathon trip and sets the standard on form. Both of his wins to date have come under Joanna Mason, who is back on board today, and the fact he can be relied upon to run his race is more than what can be said of the inconsistent but talented Trooper Bisdee. Fox Flame has the potential to be well suited by going up in trip, while Hellenista has shown glimpses of form so far this season.

A dual winner at Catterick last year (under today's rider), COLD HENRY has run with credit all 4 starts so far this term and, appealing as still being on a good mark, he's expected to make a bold bid. Trooper Bisdee, representing the stable who took this race 12 months ago, had soft ground as an excuse last time and he's a big threat. Hellenista may do best of the remainder.

A chance is taken that the feasibly handicapped HELLENISTA can rediscover her peak form from what is a favourable mark.

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16:10 Salisbury Group 3 (Class 1) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Regal Reality added another Group success to his CV when winning the Diomed at Epsom in June and the gelded son of Intello, a former winner of this contest in 2020, merits respect under his penalty. Chichester confirmed his well being with a comfortable victory at Listed level last time and is another to consider, though MIGHTY ULYSSES edges preference. The Gosdens' charge returned from an absence with a decent fifth in the Summer Mile at Ascot, but he can take a step forward in first-time cheekpieces.

MIGHTY ULYSSES has had excuses on his last 2 starts and looks the one to beat on his best form. Progressive 3-y-o Embesto has the most potential in the field so may emerge as the biggest threat with Regal Reality shouldering a 3 lb penalty.

This looks tight on 2023 form but POGO had better last season and gave a positive signal last time out, so he could be on his way back.

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16:20 Wolverhampton Maiden (Class 5) - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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A half-brother to Greenham winner and French Group 1-placed Isaac Shelby, Happy Chandler looks bred to be capable of more than his debut run at Sandown last month and he is fancied to improve in the hands of William Buick. However, BLACK HOLE showed plenty of promise when finishing a decent third over 6f at Leicester in June and he shades the vote from Owen Burrows' inmate. The unraced Hound Dog heads the remainder.

BLACK HOLE is bred to excel on the AW and following a promising debut on turf in June, he can take a step forward. Newcomers Hound Dog and Prince Rasam are feared most.

It may be worth siding with the newcomer HOUND DOG, who looks the part on pedigree and whose stable often gets them ready first time.

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16:30 Beverley Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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A switch to better ground may not be ideal for TEMPER TRAP, but the six-year-old can do little wrong at present and he may well be able to overcome it. Tim Easterby's charge arrives here on a four-timer and he gets the vote ahead of the relatively consistent She's Got Bottle and Eagle Eyed Tom, who ran with plenty of credit on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton.

TEMPER TRAP thrived this time last year and is doing the same again, readily completing a quick-fire hat-trick at Ripon 9 days ago. He looks sure to make a bold bid for the 4-timer, with the sole 3-y-o in the line-up Eagle Eyed Tom, dual course winner Leading Company and last year's winner Strangerontheshore heading up the dangers.

History can repeat itself 12 months on with STRANGERONTHESHORE taken to get the better of a thriving Temper Trap once again.

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16:35 Leopardstown Claimer 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Denis Hogan-trained BIG BABY BULL can win his third claimer of the season. After providing his young jockey with a first career success at Limerick in June, the seven-year-old went on to run a big race when second in a strong handicap at Fairyhouse subsequently. Back over his optimum distance here, having disappointed at 6f last time, the Tagula gelding should take beating. Is That Love, who chased home the Hogan horse at Limerick, again holds leading claims on similar terms. The six-year-old has since gone close in another two claimers. Tai Sing Yeh returned to form when winning at Naas but the James McAuley-trained nine-year-old needs to step up following a lacklustre effort at Dundalk on Tuesday.

BIG BABY BULL wasn't at his best in a big-field Curragh handicap last time but has some fairly useful form to his name and can capitalise in this lesser company. Ampeson is another who can have a say on these terms, with Zero Fighter not discounted either in a trappy claimer.

Kyle McHugh rode his first winner when BIG BABY BULL beat Is That Love at Limerick in June and can notch another success now

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16:40 Salisbury Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having opened her account at Newcastle in February, QUEEN REGENT lost nothing in defeat when filling the runner-up spot under a penalty at Wolverhampton last month. A mark of 89 wouldn't appear to be a gift, but there is enough on the dam's side to suggest this step up in trip can suit, and she is open to more improvement than most. Truthful's unbeaten record came unstuck in a Listed contest at Newmarket, but she is of interest on handicap debut, while Mistral Star is also noted.

Although QUEEN REGENT's ability to handle turf has to be taken on trust she very much shapes like one who should have more to come now handicapping over further and is preferred to Truthful, who can get her career back on track with her sights lowered. The reliable Flash Bardot is another likely to be in the shake-up.

Handicap debutante QUEEN REGENT (nap) has not raced on turf or at 1m4f but her latest performance over 9.4f was brimful of promise.

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16:52 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 3) 8.5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up over a mile at Ascot last month, a fractionally stiffer stamina test can see BERNADINE make a return to the winner's enclosure. Although she is now rated 8lb above her last winning mark, which came over an extended mile at Nottingham, she is still taken to get the better of the class-dropping Eximious, who struggled in the Sandringham at the Royal meeting. Don't Tell Claire has been consistent of late and is another to consider.

DON'T TELL CLAIRE has performed with credit in slightly better handicaps than this during the summer and while her AW form is patchy, she's worth siding with. Eximious was drawn on the wrong side at Royal Ascot and remains one to be positive about, along with Bernadine.

The choice is BERNADINE who has plenty going for her having already enjoyed a profitable year. She looks the type to keep on improving.

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17:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Chinese Knot is 2-2 under Saffie Osborne in the Racing League series and, having won with plenty in hand at Chepstow last week, a 6lb penalty is unlikely to prevent another bold effort. However, several of these have potential, with none appealing more than LOADED GUN, who fared best of those who clashed in a class 2 nursery at Goodwood 13 days ago. Zoulu Chief and Mauna Loa look held on a literal reading of that form, so the lightly-weighted Acer completes the shortlist.

PINK SATIN is bred to be better than this grade and was talented enough to make a winning debut over C&D in June. There should be more to come on this, her third start and she's marginally preferred to Chinese Knot, who chases a Racing League hat-trick. Loaded Gun can be forgiven his latest run at Goodwood and completes the shortlist.

Topweight CHINESE KNOT is taken to land the hat-trick having won by 3l when upped to 6f at Chepstow last Thursday.

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17:05 Leopardstown Handicap 7f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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HALF NUTZ is a speculative suggestion in a race where the Ado McGuinness-trained six-year-old will require a lot of luck. For a horse who tends to miss the break, an inside draw is not ideal given that he may well be crowded and lose his position early on. However, the Sir Prancealot gelding is undeniably well handicapped at present, having shown a welcome return to form when a staying on fourth at Galway last time. If getting the gaps where it matters, he can win for the seventh time. Course and distance winner Chestnutter is on a hat-trick here but as a front runner, Noel Meade's filly won't find it easy from a wide stall. Toriangel seldom runs a bad race at this track so the daughter of Dark Angel has to be amongst the leading contenders once again.

BARBAPAPA hasn't stood much racing but he's in excellent hands and the assessor has given him a major chance on this return to action, He gets the tentative nod in what is a wide-open contest. Amanirenas and Lady Arwen

A low draw may help DROMANTINE in her bid to reverse Dundalk form with On Our Radar who has an outside berth.

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17:10 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MANTOOG showed plenty across her three runs to date, perhaps most notably when narrowly denied by the now 90-rated Truthful (engaged to run in the 4.40) over C&D in May. It looked another decent novice in which she competed at Chelmsford last time, and the handicapper might have underestimated her with an opening mark of 77. Monty Bay hit the frame over 1m at York last month and he is an obvious candidate upped in trip. Malka can chase them home.

MONTY BAY is going the right way and has been shaping like a step up to this trip will bring more out of him, so he's marginally preferred to Loughville, who was staying on well when an improved second at Sandown 3 weeks ago. Mantoog is also worthy of respect.

The promising late gains made by LOUGHVILLE over 1m2f at Sandown on her reappearance earn her the vote in an interesting field.

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17:15 Tramore Maiden Chase 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Itwasfate and Freddie Robdal finished third and sixth at Wexford on Friday last, with just over two lengths between the Henry de Bromhead-trained pair. A swing in the weights should see the Rachael Blackmore ridden former confirm the form. Successful here on New Year's Day, Ahead Of The Posse starts off over fences and is a leading contender after filling the runner-up spot in a competitive affair at Galway recently. Beaten three times when odds-on, Chrisco also starts off over the larger obstacles and warrants respect coming from the Willie Mullins yard. For a selection, it might be worth siding with ROTTEN ROW. A winner at the festival 12 months ago, he was a respectable fourth on his penultimate start at Kilbeggan and with Waterford owners, he is sure to be primed for this assignment.

A fairly useful sort over hurdles, ITWASFATE matched the pick of his form in that sphere when finishing third on handicap chase debut at Wexford 6 days ago and he can confirm the promise of that run and come out on top. Ahead of The Posse and the selection's stablemate Freddie Robdal head up the dangers.

A trappy affair but ITWASFATE, in the frame on all three starts over fences can his turn at the expense of Ahead Of The Posse

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17:22 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of the hat-trick seeking BO TAIFAN, who reverts to handicapping following a comfortable success over a mile at Lingfield in June. Although he is now rated 6lb above his last winning mark, Liam Wright knocks 7lb off the gelding's back with his claim, which makes the six-year-old of additional interest. Ebury heads the list of dangers following a decent fourth over C&D latest, while you can make a good case for All Dunn too.

BO TAIFAN stands out as a thriving sort in this line-up and is taken to complete a hat-trick. Agapanther should also have a say if bouncing back to form after a short break, while All Dunn will be a threat if taking up this engagement (due to run at Beverley on Wednesday).

The vote goes to AGAPANTHER who drops to this level for the first time and shouldn't have a problem with the return to 7f.

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17:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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George Boughey picked up a live-wire when he took over the training of CONQUISTADOR and, given he had a legitimate excuse for a disappointing run at Newmarket last month (he never recovered after stumbling at the start), the lightly-raced gelding has a good chance of getting back on track. His commendable third-placed finish in the Palace of Hollyroodhouse Stakes at Royal Ascot is hard to ignore and a repeat of that level could suffice. Expert Agent, Antiphon and Bernardo O'Reilly are feared most.

Plenty to consider but it could be worth chancing CALL ME GINGER, who is lurking on a dangerous mark. Aphelios is feared back down in class along with 3-y-os Magical Merlin and Conquistador.

Several contenders of note but veteran TREACHEROUS may be able to pounce late and get the better of Aphelios.

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17:35 Leopardstown Maiden 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHIEF LITTLE ROCK can go one better now having finished runner-up over course and distance on his racecourse debut. The Aidan O'Brien-trained colt shaped as though he would improve from that initial experience as he ran green before keeping on strongly to take second close home. With the benefit of that race, he should be an altogether different proposition here. Bad Desire is another colt entitled to improve, having also occupied the second spot on his introduction. However, the form of his Galway maiden may not be quite as strong as that in which Chief Little Rock made his debut. Soldier's Empire, a half-brother to two winners, should be noted on his racecourse debut. Ger Lyons is well able to ready one first time out, so the Bated Breath colt cannot be discounted on that score.

A few offer potential but there was lots to like about the debut C&D second of CHIEF LITTLE ROCK and he can go one better. Galway runner-up Bad Desire also looks a useful prospect so should ensure Aidan O'Brien's well-related Galileo colt doesn't have things all his own way. Ringside Timing and Kinesiology can fight it out for minor honours.

It should not take much improvement from an initial outing over C&D to see CHIEF LITTLE ROCK come home in front

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17:49 Tramore Maiden Chase 22f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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After winning at Downpatrick and Killarney, Ceanndana starts off over fences and should give a good account of himself. Listentillitellyea also makes his debut over the larger obstacles and after finishing a fine second at Ballinrobe on Tuesday, it'll come as no surprise if he manages to go a place better now. Roman Parish and Some Dove are other leading contenders, with the former beaten just a head at Downpatrick on Sunday last, but WILL YOU WIN gets the nod. A close-up third behind two smart performers at Kilbeggan on her last start, a reproduction of that effort should see her go close. Willywampus has some solid efforts to his name and is another who warrants respect in this open affair.

Despite seemingly doing too much too soon, SOME DOVE shaped as if still in good form when third in a Tipperary novice 44 days ago and remaining capable of better in this sphere, she looks to hold good claims of opening her account. Ceanndana is progressing well over hurdles and is also respected now tackling larger obstacles. Will You Win and Doctor Churchill complete the shortlist.

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18:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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A crackerjack of a sprint, in which the likes of the progressive Crimson Angel, the in-form Libra Tiger and recent Lingfield winner Eeh Bah Gum all command respect. However, there could be much more to come from ANOTHER BAAR, who showed plenty of zest when tried in a visor in a higher grade at Goodwood last time. With the headgear retained, he offers strong appeal, which is further enhanced by Danny Sheehy's 3lb claim.

Lots with chances so at the likely odds it is worth siding with THUNDER MOOR, who was shaping up well for George Boughey until underperforming in the mud at Goodwood and can bounce back in style. Libra Tiger is weighted to go well despite taking a 5 lb rise for his recent Sandown success and could emerge as the chief threat, although last-time winners Show Me Show Me and Crimson Angel must enter calculations too. Clipsham La Habana completes the shortlist in a very competitive sprint.

A visor helped SHOW ME SHOW ME (nap) at Beverley and he can make light of a 1lb rise in a race that should be run to suit.

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18:05 Leopardstown Group 3 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Royal Ascot winner VILLANOVA QUEEN may be good enough to continue her upward progression for trainer Jessica Harrington. The four-year-old has run two of her better races at this track, winning her maiden and finishing a close third to a subsequent 1000 Guineas winner. Although disappointing on a couple of occasions earlier this season, the filly returned to form at the royal meeting. Mutasarref has yet to recapture his very best this term but the Ger Lyons-trained gelding may be suited by stepping back up to a mile. Having only had a couple of runs at the distance, the son of Dark Angel may well improve for it. Alfred Munnings remains a lightly raced colt with further scope for progression. The application of first-time cheekpieces may well see him in a better light.

THORNBROOK was an excellent third in a Group 3 at Ascot 19 days ago and this lightly-raced 3-y-o is preferred to Villanova Queen, who was seen to good effect when winning a handicap at the Royal Meeting. Alfred Munnings is another low-mileage 3-y-o who needs considering.

Younger horses have done well event in recent seasons, and THORNBROOK can maintain that trend following a good run at Ascot

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18:12 Ayr Handicap (Class 6) 13f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A comfortable winner over this distance at Musselburgh earlier this month, LET HER LOOSE rates the one to beat despite a 3lb rise for that success. Archie Watson's mare has been fairly consistent this season and can get the better of Smart Lass, who was beaten just a head into fourth over an extended 1m 4f, also at Musselburgh, last Friday. Sameem is another to consider going back up in distance.

GRACES QUEST wasn't seen to best effect for the third start in a row when finishing sixth behind re-opposing Let Her Loose at Musselburgh 2 weeks ago and she could just be worth chancing to come out on top operating just 1 lb above her last winning mark. Smart Lass and the aforementioned Let Her Loose should also be in the thick of things.

Preference is for LET HER LOOSE (nap), who has won under Brodie Hampson in two of her last three starts.

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18:19 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks to concern just a few, with BORN IN PURPLE appearing the most likely winner. One from eight on the level in France, she hasn't been seen since November and starts off for Willie Mullins now. Como Park has some valuable hurdling experience to his name and is given second preference, fitted with a tongue strap for the first time. A dual winner on the Flat when trained by Joseph O'Brien, he was a close-up fourth on his hurdling debut at Navan, disappointing most recently at Cork. Hurdling debutant Rockview Consort is an interesting contender for John McConnell. A model of consistency, he made the breakthrough at Dundalk in February and had three subsequent winners in behind. Mr Globalist and R S Ambush both have place claims.

A case of quantity over quality with only a handful making any serious appeal, French-import BORN IN PURPLE selected to make a winning start over hurdles for champion trainer Willie Mullins. Como Park needs to leave a lesser effort behind, but he heads up the dangers now tongue tied having shaped promisingly first time up over timber at Navan in March. Rockview Consort and Mr Globalist round off the shortlist.

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18:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fairly open contest in which preference is for the unexposed MAGIC MEMORIES. The gelded son of Starspangledbanner makes his handicap debut following a second-placed effort over 7f at Lingfield last month and he shaped as though he could benefit from a stiffer stamina test on that occasion. Last-time-out winner Achillea should not be taken lightly off 1lb higher, while the class-dropping Man Of Eden is another to bear in mind.

ZOUKSTER is on a roll and a further 2 lb rise may not prevent him adding to Wales & The West's lead at the top of the table. Man of Eden has recorded several good efforts in handicaps this summer and is a must for the shortlist. Dean Ivory's Achillea is going the right way and she should also go well as she bids for a second win in this series having struck at Yarmouth on the opening night.

There can be optimism the step up to 1m will prompt further improvement from RED TREASURE, whose saddle slipped at Newmarket.

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18:35 Leopardstown Maiden 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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UP AND UNDER was certainly disappointing at Galway last time but aside from that one blip, the Joseph O'Brien-trained colt has done nothing wrong. Following on from a very promising debut effort, the son of Lope De Vega then finished runner-up in two recognised Derby trials, before a respectable fifth in the Irish equivalent at the Curragh. Off a rating of 105, he really should prove far too strong for these opponents. This Songisforyou, who was third to Up And Under in that aforementioned Galway maiden, meets the O'Brien colt on slightly better terms now. However, it would still be something of a shock if he manages to overturn that form. The First And Last shouldn't be discounted as the prominent racer finds plenty for pressure and won't be easily passed.

UP AND UNDER has kept some excellent company this term and Joseph O'Brien's Irish Derby fifth can prove his latest Galway second to be a blip and open his account in style here. Hutton Glen arrives on the up so appeals as the one to chase home the favourite ahead of the lightly-raced bumper winner This Songisforyou.

A tendency to hang to the left counted against UP AND UNDER at Galway. His excellent course form implies that he can make amends now

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18:42 Ayr Maiden (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALEXANDRETTA hung right in the closing stages when denied a first career success at Chelmsford and the drop in trip, along with the addition of first-time cheekpieces, should really help Sir Mark Prescott's filly. Minka is a newcomer who warrants plenty of respect being a full-sister to a Group 3 winner, while Love Lies, who was fourth on her racecourse debut at Salisbury last month, also comes into calculations.

ALEXANDRETTA is the clear form pick and she should be able to open her account unless Minka proves to be above average on debut. Love Lies can improve and can't be completely ruled out.

This lacks strength and a chance is taken with newcomer MINKA, who is bred to be sharp and is taken to beat Alexandretta.

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18:49 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Dick Donohoe might be able to take this race for the second year running. Successful 12 months ago with Vischio, the Co Kilkenny handler now saddles CONTRAPPOSTO. The nine-year-old provided connections with a memorable win at Cheltenham in November and he is now reunited with Michael O'Sullivan for the first time since. Second on the level at Sligo recently, he looks well treated off his current mark of 102. Runner-up in the Galway Hurdle of 2020, Hearts Are Trumps is given second preference. Once rated 139, the likeable 10-year-old got back to winning ways at Ballinrobe recently and it'll come as no surprise if he manages to follow up. An ultra-consistent performer, Royal Eagle is sure to give a good account of herself off top-weight, while others for the shortlist are Red Ball Of Fire, dual C&D winner Craic Eile and the Henry de Bromhead-trained Dixie Flyer.

ROYAL EAGLE ran a cracker in a competitive handicap at the Galway Festival last time and, in this lesser race, she's fancied to resume winning ways from a 2 lb higher mark. Recent Ballinrobe winner Hearts Are Trumps is the main danger and Dixie Flyer can feature.

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19:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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An emphatic winner over 7f on his most recent outing, an 8lb rise may not be enough to stop Maywake being in the mix upped in distance. However, CHARTWELL HOUSE is rated 5lb higher than the Thirsk winner but carries 1lb less, courtesy of his weight-for-age allowance, and he can get the better of Richard Fahey's inmate with that in mind. Mobashr is another to consider following a decent second over 7f at Ascot last month.

METABOLT was shaping up well prior to a lesser effort (with excuses) at the Galway festival last time and he's fancied to get back to winning ways for all that this is a competitive affair. Recent Thirsk winner Maywake is a danger and Mobashr is likely to go well.

He disappointed at Galway last time but METABOLT had been on the up before that and can win this from Metal Merchant.

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19:05 Leopardstown Handicap 9f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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The form of the race in which ONE BOSS finished fifth over a mile at this track in June has worked out well in the interim. The third horse went on to win at the Galway festival, while the seventh landed a tidy gamble on his next run. The Jessica Harrington-trained three-year-old also took a step forward, finishing second to a well handicapped filly at Killarney. The daughter of Saxon Warrior holds leading claims in what is undoubtedly a competitive contest. Final Check kept on nicely when fifth on her handicap debut, before improving to win when upped in trip on her latest start. The John O'Donoghue-trained three-year-old could well benefit from the additional furlong she encounters here. Course and distance winner Court Of Appeal is well drawn for one who tends to make the running.

Tony Martin's DRACO PULCHRAC has caught the eye on 2 of her 3 outings this year and gets the nod to resume winning ways. Last month's Killarney runner-up One Boss, last-time-out scorer Final Check and top weight Court of Appeal head the many possible dangers.

FEATURE THIS ran a fine race over C&D on comeback before finding the ground too soft last time. Her yard is in form.

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19:12 Ayr Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Not beaten far over C&D last time out, VORTIGAN has shown enough in recent starts to suggest that he can finally break the maiden at the 10th time of asking. Michael Dods' charge is narrowly preferred to the capable Rwenearlytheredad and American Affair, who bounced back to form with a strong runner-up effort over C&D last month. The unexposed Labiqa is another to note for market support on her handicap bow.

A tricky contest to unravel despite the small field but preference is for WRECK IT RYLEY, who made the frame without being at his best at Ripon last month and having dropped to a handy mark, Grant Tuer's charge is worth chancing trying 7f on turf for the first time. American Affair bounced back to form over C&D recently, so he heads up the dangers, ahead of sole filly Labiqa, who is an interesting runner sent handicapping given her pedigree.

This looks tricky but the vote goes to AMERICAN AFFAIR, who chased home an improver over C&D last time.

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19:19 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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None of the eight can be safely ruled out. Katou and Thunder both disappointed in the same race at Ballinrobe and have a bit to prove, with the Willie Mullins-trained former fitted with a hood for the first time now. Foxfire Glow made the breakthrough when stepping up in trip at Downpatrick and he'll be well fancied to follow up. For a selection, it might be worth taking a chance on NO FUSSING. Successful at Thurles in March, she came home strongly to finish fourth of 18 at Cork recently and, back up in trip now, she should give a good account of herself, with David Doyle claiming a valuable 7lb. Mousey Brown will also be ridden by a 7lb claimer, with Michael Molloy getting the leg up. Twice successful at Wexford, the six-year-old is a leading contender. Eve Moneypenny should appreciate going back out in trip, while Hidalgo Des Mottes certainly wouldn't be winning out of turn. Bynx, who won here in June, completes the line-up and she will need to improve on recent efforts if she is to feature.

HIDALGO DES MOTTES remains a maiden but he arrives on the back of some good runs in handicaps and might be able to break his duck in receipt of weight from all his opponents. Gordon Elliott's Downpatrick scorer Foxfire Glow is second choice ahead of Mousey Brown.

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19:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 3) 11f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Similar to his jockey Saffie Osborne, GALLANT LION can do little wrong at present and the step up in trip may eke out further improvement as he looks to bring up the four-timer. A comfortable winner at Lingfield latest, Fulfilled can give him the most to think about, while Graignes, who could not have done it any easier at Kempton in June, is noted too. The Whipmaster and Wynter Wildes have the form to get involved as well.

GALLANT LION is improving at a rate that the handicapper hasn't been able to keep up with and, receiving weight all round here, Tony Carroll's progressive 3-y-o is fancied to extend his winning streak to 4 in a row. The similarly progressive Fulfilled was an easy winner at Lingfield last time and rates as a serious threat, whilst last-time-out winners Wynter Wildes and Graignes also make appeal in a competitive heat.

The progressive 3yo GALLANT LION has won on his last three starts and is taken to land the four-timer. Fulfilled is second choice.

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19:35 Leopardstown Handicap 9f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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The form of the race RAMPAGE won over course and distance last month received a significant boost when the runner-up was successful at Galway on his next start. The Tom McCourt-trained four-year-old had been running consistently prior to getting his head in front, so there may well be further improvement to come from the son of New Bay. The Johnny Murtagh-trained Givemefive has found his level since switching to handicaps of late, reaching the frame on his latest three starts. Although drawn out wide, the three-year-old looks one of the more likely winners. Dual winner Dutch Glory has yet to race over this distance but improved when stepped up to a mile this year. Her style of running suggests that the filly will have no issues with an additional furlong.

MORNING APPROACH seems to be building up to something, again shaping better than the result suggests under disadvantageous tactics when seventh at Dundalk on Tuesday, and she's worth another chance if this doesn't come too soon. Dutch Glory has thrived in her second season and she might have been chasing the hat-trick here if having a bit of luck at Dundalk. Givemefive is a steadily progressive 3-y-o who completes the shortlist.

A flyer is taken on HIGHLAND KING, who went close over C&D a year ago and was unsuited by soft ground the last twice.

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19:42 Ayr Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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NOVAK secured a staying-on victory over 6f at this track in June and the nature of that win left a strong impression that he can land a four-timer now returned to 7f. Although he is now rated 3lb higher for that latest success, he remains on an upward curve and there could be more to come. Judgment Call has to shoulder a 5lb penalty following a facile win at Musselburgh earlier this month but is still feared most, ahead of Ascot Adventure.

NOVAK is in the form of his life and Iain Jardine's gelding is fancied to gain his fourth consecutive success after a 3 lb rise. Judgment Call had plenty go his way when winning at Musselburgh on Friday but can't be discounted under a penalty, whilst Ascot Adventure again ran well in a big-field York handicap last time and holds sound place claims.

An open handicap in which ASCOT ADVENTURE should give a good account. He's slipped to a handy mark and should get a good tow.

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19:49 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 20f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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MR SOCIAL is the suggestion in this competitive affair. The Getaway five-year-old ran his best race to date at Downpatrick last month and while he led over the last, he ultimately had to settle for fourth. Dropping slightly in trip now and with Mark McDonagh claiming a valuable 5lb, he should go close. Ranger Billy and Hard Target are two leading contenders, with the latter placed on his last three outings. Beaten by just half a length on his most recent start at Killarney, the Harry Kelly-trained bay certainly wouldn't be winning out of turn. Danny Mullins is an interesting jockey booking on the locally-trained Sweet Bonnie. While she hasn't shown much to date, she makes her debut in handicap company and is fitted with cheekpieces for the first time. Fellow handicap debutant Blue In The West has a point-to-point win to his name and is a brother to Supremely West, who won a bumper here in December before going on to win two more in the UK.

HARD TARGET has been running well for a while and was clear of the remainder when second at Killarney last month, so he gets the marginal vote over Ranger Billy, who also arrives in good order. Mr Social should benefit from the slight drop in trip, so he's another one to consider.

A lovely race for an each-way bet with solid propositions like Hard Target and Ranger Billy taking on an improver in MR SOCIAL

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20:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A difficult puzzle to solve, with slight preference for the progressive REACH, who has been a taking winner on her last two starts and may not have reached her ceiling of ability just yet. The admirable Cumulonimbus won a similar contest to this at Yarmouth and must be considered, along with Spirit Dancer, who won really well at York last time. Irish raider Star Harbour is entitled to be thereabouts, as well as the in-form Mostawaa.

TIFFANY has shown improved form this year, well on top at the finish when completing her hat-trick at Newcastle last time, and she can score again with further progress still to come. Sir Mark Prescott's 3-y-o is taken to get the better of Reach, who isn't taken lightly having won her last 2 starts, with Star Harbour completing the shortlist.

This is fiercely competitive but REACH looks set for better still in her hat-trick bid. She gets the vote ahead of Spirit Dancer.

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20:05 Leopardstown Handicap 15f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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BARNACULLIA, who was second over fences at Galway last week, is well handicapped on the level. The six-year-old caught the eye in three quick maiden runs in recent weeks, before staying on nicely when fifth on his handicap debut. The Michael Mulvany-trained gelding has been found a nice opportunity to open his account on the flat. No Thanks returned to winning ways when making most of the running over hurdles at Ballinrobe on Monday. Although rated almost a stone below Barnacullia under National Hunt rules, the Matthew Smith-trained gelding is arguably a stronger traveller in his races, so will be better suited to this small field. Abraham, who shaped well when fourth over course and distance last time, has the assistance of Elliot Ohgren, one of the better riders in this race.

BARNACULLIA is better known as a useful chaser but this looks a good opportunity for him to open his account on the Flat. No Thanks arrives on the back of a win over hurdles on Monday, while the veteran Abraham turned in his best effort of the season when fourth over C&D 9 weeks ago.

BARNACULLIA ran a cracker over fences at Galway after not getting the clearest of trips on the Flat there on his previous start.

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

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JKR COBBLER is in the form of his life at present and the step up in trip should not inconvenience as he looks to be bring up a four-timer at this track. A 5lb penalty for his most recent win looks manageable, and the son of Awtaad could have too much for another course specialist Retirement Beckons and Hostelry, who has been in consistent form since scoring over C&D off 3lb lower in May.

JKR COBBLER is really thriving and, having done well to complete a hat-trick last time, he's fancied to complete a course four-timer at the likely expense of Hostelry, who has been in good order for some time.

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20:19 Tramore Maiden 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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A racing power couple, Maxine O'Sullivan and Emmet Mullins team up here with FILEY BAY. While he disappointed when sent off favourite on his Flat debut at Roscommon, the selection since ran a huge race to finish fifth in the Galway Hurdle. The Fame And Glory seven-year-old probably wasn't suited by the trip at Roscommon and over two miles now, he should be able to redeem himself. In what is a quality affair, a strong case can be made for a few others. Out of Group 3 victor Only Mine, the twice raced Uxmal is an interesting contender for Joseph O'Brien, while Limerick bumper winner Ivana is another likely to prove popular with punters. A drifter in the market when fifth at Galway, she will appreciate going back out in trip. Fourth and fifth behind Liberated Light at Killarney last month, Rasiym and Stuzzikini are both capable of making an impact, while Man O Work and Fiveonefive are others of note.

FILEY BAY was an eye-catcher in the Galway Hurdle a fortnight ago and he ought to be a major player at this level returned to the Flat. Uxmal should have plenty more to offer, with Ivana completing the shortlist.

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20:42 Ayr Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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TREMENDOUS TIMES was able to race more amenably than he did at Haydock in June when narrowly denied at Carlisle last time out. This represents a good opportunity for the son of Time Test to open his account, though Sea In The Dark, who bumped into a major improver at Thirsk in May, ought to throw down a stern challenge. My Harrison George wasn't disgraced over 1m at York last month and he merits consideration now returned to further.

TREMENDOUS TIMES has shown improved form upped in trip sent handicapping this year, quickly getting back on track when runner-up at Carlisle last month, and he can open his account this time around. Sea In The Dark helps to give Michael Dods a strong hand in the race, while My Harrison George also enters calculations.

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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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