13:30 Goodwood Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Al Hujaija pulled too hard at Newmarket last month and failed to get home as a result of that, but should benefit from this drop back in trip. However, the vote goes to RULING SOVEREIGN, who was a promising fourth at Windsor on debut. The George Scott-trained filly was very green on that occasion and looks sure to have benefitted from the experience, while the booking of James Doyle looks another positive sign. Adaay In Devon got off the mark in impressive style earlier this month and is also respected.

BETTIES BAY got off the mark at the third attempt at Newbury last month and, with that form working out well, she's taken to defy a penalty. The step up in trip ought to suit Toosha, while Ruling Sovereign will be more streetwise with her initial outing under her belt and can also figure.

In an open race, the vote goes to BETTIES BAY with Al Hujaija, Adaay In Devon and Ruling Sovereign also high on the list.

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13:40 Newmarket Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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JONNY CONCRETE could not have gone any closer on his debut at Hamilton in June and the form of that race has worked in the interim. With improvement expected, Iain Jardine's charge can get off the mark. The well-bred newcomer Eben Shaddad and Piz Nair, who has a 7lb penalty to overcome for scoring at Windsor, look best placed to chase him home.

This can go to JONNY CONCRETE, who made an encouraging start to his career at Hamilton in June and looks sure to improve from that. Windsor-scorer Piz Nair is the clear danger on form, whilst Eben Shaddad looks the pick of the newcomers.

The standard set by those who have raced isn't overly strong and this could go to the Gosden-trained newcomer EBEN SHADDAD.

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13:50 York Group 3 (Class 1) 9f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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NOSTRUM can be excused his shock defeat at Goodwood earlier this month as ground conditions had turned pretty testing, but he should have no issues here and can take this before heading on to bigger and better things. El Drama ran his best race for a while when chasing home Al Aasy at Haydock on his first start for Karl Burke and looks the biggest threat, while Jimi Hendrix continues to improve and can't be discounted.

NOSTRUM was undeniably disappointing at Goodwood but with the likelihood of quicker conditions here he is given another chance to build on his impressive Newmarket return. El Drama made an excellent start for his new yard at Haydock a fortnight ago and rates the chief threat.

Given how his Newmarket form has worked out, NOSTRUM looks well worth a chance to atone for a short-priced defeat on soft at Goodwood.

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13:55 Killarney Maiden Hurdle 16f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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NINTH LOCH showed promise in a bumper at the Punchestown festival before beating a subsequent winner at Kilbeggan in June. Willie Mullins' gelding was soundly beaten in a Flat maiden at Galway but at least that run will have advanced his fitness and he can make a winning debut in this sphere. The Wallpark was second in a 20-runner maiden hurdle at Down Royal last year for his previous handler and landed a Downpatrick bumper on his first start for Gordon Elliott in May. His jumping experience will be an asset, while Morph Speed is a five-time winner on the Flat and landed a valuable 1m6f handicap at this venue last year. Rated in the mid-80s on the level, he'll be a big player if taking to hurdles.

THE WALLPARK got off the mark starting out for this yard in a Downpatrick bumper and sets the standard back over hurdles. Bumper-winner Ninth Loch is an obvious threat starting out on this sphere, with Minella Diamond and Spy other likely contenders.

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14:05 Goodwood Group 3 (Class 1) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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An interesting mix of form versus potential here. Easy Haydock winner FOREVER BLUE looks a serious player and may represent a bit of value. Ralph Beckett's filly quickened clear inside the final furlong on her introduction in the manner of a very promising juvenile and there should be more to come. Elegant Madame, who could be a surprise package at a price after her cosy debut success, and Albany Stakes eighth Carla's Way are others to consider.

PRETTY CRYSTAL fared best of these in the Princess Margaret at Ascot and can go well, as can easy Thirsk-winner Darnation.

Princess Margaret runner-up PRETTY CRYSTAL gets the vote over fellow North Yorkshire raider Darnation.

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14:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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KAMANIKA didn't seem to be in love with the soft ground at Sandown last time out and she is much better judged on her penultimate success at Leicester, where she had the reopposing Expert Witness (third) behind. She can uphold that form, while seeing off the likes of Kristal Klear and Hakuna Babe, who seems to be gradually improving with each start. Blue Universe and Olympicus can also have a say in proceedings.

HAKUNA BABE almost certainly has races in her off this sort of mark and is taken to back up that theory by opening her account at the seventh attempt. Next on the list is Blue Universe, who put in a good shift over C&D off this mark last weekend. Expert Witness raised her game when third to Kamanika at Leicester and she also enters calculations, along with Ashmore.

An open race in which Mick Appleby's OLYMPICUS gets the vote ahead of Blue Universe and Expert Witness.

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14:15 Cartmel Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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James Moffatt landed this prize 12 months ago and he could repeat the dose with CITY VAULTS. The gelded son of Dark Angel made a pleasing start to life over hurdles when a fair third over this track and trip in May, and that experience ought to stand him in good stead. Irish raider Duleek Street merits the utmost respect fitted with first-time cheekpieces, while Trick Of The Tail appeals most of the remainder.

CITY VAULTS made an encouraging start over hurdles when third over C&D back in May and any sort of improvement ought to see him go close. Duleek Street and Trick of The Tail are considered the main dangers.

Two recent below-par efforts must be forgiven but DULEEK STREET sets the standard on his best form and could be revived by headgear.

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14:25 York Handicap (Class 2) 14f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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The in-form Lordship is a prime contender for a yard that has won two of the last four renewals, while Denmark has a lofty reputation and is high on the shortlist as he looks to lay his St Leger credentials on the line. However, MIDDLE EARTH appeals as a highly-progressive stayer and this step up in trip can bring about further improvement from this son of Roaring Lion. Similar applies to Davideo, who got better the further he went at Newmarket last month but he has gone up 7lb for that success.

Hard not to be positive about the majority in a typically competitive renewal of this feature 3-y-o handicap with the narrow vote in favour of ALHAMBRA PALACE. He's impressed in landing each of his last 2 starts, latterly at this trip, and he can make a bold bid from the foot of the weights for the stable that has landed this race in 2 of the last 4 seasons. Goodwood eye-catcher True Legend, the selection's stablemate Lordship and Vaguely Royal head up the dangers.

Two against the field are TRUE LEGEND and Golden Move, with preference for True Legend who did well to finish second at Goodwood.

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14:30 Killarney Handicap Hurdle 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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MR SOCIAL built on an encouraging fourth at Downpatrick to get off the mark over this distance at Tramore just over a week ago. The Getaway gelding has scope for further improvement and can defy a 6lb hike in the ratings. Battle Away won over C&D last July after an absence of almost three years. That was her first start for Ross O'Sullivan and she followed up at Cork. Her mark has come down enough for her to compete again in this grade and her layoff is obviously of no concern. Slaney Bank, fourth on handicap debut at Kilbeggan last month, has cheekpieces fitted for the first time and represents a yard whose runners always command respect.

MR SOCIAL was having just his fourth handicap start when getting off the mark at Tramore last week and still looks feasibly treated. He can follow up. Slaney Bank and Battle Away head the list of dangers.

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14:40 Goodwood Group 2 (Class 1) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aldaary boasts some high-class form and, given he has won over a mile, he has to be taken very seriously in his bid to gain a first success at this level. However, CHARYN came out best when the duo finished third and fourth in the Sussex Stakes here 24 days ago and, granted his rock-solid previous efforts, Roger Varian's colt is taken to add to the Group 2 success he gained in France last October. Epictetus won a Group 3 over this C&D earlier in the month and also looks a big player.

ALDAARY hasn't been at his very smart best so far this term but a tactical affair in testing ground in the Sussex Stakes last time wasn't ideal and, down in grade, he's worth a chance to show he retains all of his ability. Thoroughbred Stakes winner Epictetus is an obvious danger and there's a case to be made for Charyn.

The safest option in a tricky race is EPICTETUS, who turned over a warm favourite over C&D last time and looked full value for the win.

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14:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of KING EAGLE, who may have disappointed at Ascot on his latest start but was a determined winner over C&D on his penultimate outing. The four-year-old still has plenty of upside as a four-year-old and he is narrowly preferred to Dasho Lennie, who scored at Ripon earlier in the month. A winner over further at Kempton recently, Sea Stone is also entitled to be thereabouts.

Sole 3-y-o DASHO LENNIE has the scope for further progress now stepping up to 1¾m and is selected to make light of a 4 lb rise for Ripon. Apparate is second choice ahead of King Eagle.

The 3yo DASHO LENNIE (nap) has kept on well over 1m4f the last twice and can beat his older rivals on this first attempt at 1m6f.

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14:50 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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FRINGILL DIKE bolted up at Hexham on his chasing bow and a subsequent 9lb rise in the handicap might not be enough to stop Jedd O'Keeffe's charge with further progress on the cards. Post No Bills is only 2lb higher than when scoring over 2m5f here in May and he is likely to be thereabouts, as the drop in trip should not pose a problem. Cardamon Hill and Peaceful Sunday can battle it out for third.

FRINGILL DIKE jumped well when making a winning start over fences at Hexham in May and still looks feasibly treated, despite a 9 lb rise for that victory. He can go in again. Post No Bills looks the likeliest danger.

Topweight FRINGILL DIKE impressed in first-time blinkers on his chase debut at Hexham in May and can make it 2-2 over fences.

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15:00 York Group 2 (Class 1) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kinross is likely to be a red-hot favourite to repeat his victory in this race last year and he holds an obvious chance after his success in the Lennox at Glorious Goodwood. However, the vote goes to MUTASAABEQ, who could attempt to blaze the trail up the Knavesmire now dropping in distance under Ryan Moore after failing to land a blow in the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes. Based upon his success in the bet365 Mile at Newmarket, followed by a respectable fifth in the Lockinge, he ought to go very close. Isaac Shelby is another to consider.

The very likeable KINROSS resumed winning ways in the Lennox earlier this month under Frankie Dettori and can take this prize for the second year running. Sacred failed by only a neck in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee at Royal Ascot and is the big danger back over 7f. Isaac Shelby, who chased home the selection at Goodwood, looks the pick of the 3-y-os.

Last year's winner Kinross will again be a tough nut to crack but preference is for SACRED after a fine second at Royal Ascot.

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15:05 Killarney Handicap Hurdle 20f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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The performance of Mr Social in the first division of this handicap will be of no little relevance to this contest as HARD TARGET chased home that horse at Tramore just over a week ago. The top weight, a winner at Clonmel during the winter, has strung together a sequence of creditable placed efforts this summer which includes a runner-up finish over C&D last month. Man After Midnight was five lengths behind the selection here in July and that was her best effort so far. If showing no ill effects from a fall at Wexford, she can throw down a challenge. Black Tonic kept on nicely into fifth at Kilbeggan on his first completed start for Richard O'Brien and this half-mile longer trip may see him in a better light.

BLACK TONIC shaped well on his second start for this yard at Kilbeggan a fortnight ago, leaving the strong impression that he would be well-served by this step up in trip. He makes a fair bit of appeal now faced with a stiffer test off the same mark. The consistent Hard Target looks sure to be involved and is next on the list ahead of Galmar and Man After Midnight.

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15:15 Goodwood Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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STAR OF ORION was a very good third in the International Stakes over 7f at Ascot last time and he appears the one to beat. Ralph Beckett's charge was beaten just three-quarters of a length in third on that occasion and he can enjoy a change of fortunes, despite being raised 2lb in the ratings for that effort. Ramazan is feared most after his one-length success over 7f at Chepstow off 3lb lower earlier this month, while Rhoscolyn should also be taken seriously.

RHOSCOLYN posted several good efforts from higher marks last season, and having confirmed himself as back in form by winning here earlier in the month, he's fancied to gain a second win of the campaign, with a quick turnaround a plausible excuse for an underwhelming effort last time. Star of Orion has found his groove again lately, though the highest draw presents a minor concern, whilst the progressive 3yo Ramazan and Thursday's York winner Ropey Guest also merit plenty of respect.

Rhoscolyn is primed to go well but BLESS HIM has good claims on his best 2022 form and a Bunbury Cup fourth in July.

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15:20 Newmarket Stakes (Class 2) 6f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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GEOLOGIST ran well last time out with a respectable third-placed finish in a Group 3 in France and a similar level of performance on this ease in class may suffice. Watch My Tracer posted an authoritative display at Windsor last month and may give the selection most to think about. Golden Trick completed a double in a valuable event at Naas earlier in August and likely has more to offer.

GEOLOGIST looks the pick on these terms after her excellent third in a Group 3 at Deauville. Watch My Tracer is a solid alternative, while Mapmaker is favoured more than most at the weights.

Preference is for WATCH MY TRACER, who has particularly good claims on his Coventry form. Mapmaker is second choice.

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15:25 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 4) 26f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A few with chances, so only a tentative vote can go to AHEAD OF THE FIELD. Now in the care of John McConnell, the son of Flemensfirth hasn't been at his very best recently, but he's now 15lb below his sole winning chase mark and it will be interesting to see if the change of scenery can work the oracle. Recent Uttoxeter scorer Do No Wrong must enter the reckoning from a 4lb raised mark, with Eagle Terrace, Fairlawn Flyer and Motion In Limine completing the shortlist.

EAGLE TERRACE showed improved form in this sphere when making a winning debut for this yard over C&D 5 weeks ago and is preferred to Do No Wrong, who produced a career best to win at Uttoxeter but isn't the most reliable. Lights Are Green is another to consider back off his proper mark.

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15:35 York Handicap (Class 2) 14f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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An eye-catcher on his latest run in a valuable handicap at Galway, JACKFINBAR has shown promise in both starts since joining the Willie Mullins yard. A Group 3 winner at Longchamp in 2018, the eight-year-old has not had much racing since but looks to retain plenty of ability. The recent Goodwood winner Sweet William continues to go from strength to strength and has to be of interest. A stablemate of the selection, Absurde must enter calculations for Frankie Dettori, while Real Dream has a progressive profile. Consistent throughout this season, Hms President and Scampi are likely to go well once more.

The 1¾m handicap at Glorious Goodwood could be the key piece of form here, with the very progressive SWEET WILLIAM taken to confirm his superiority over Adjuvant despite 4 lb worse terms. Jackfinbar, the better drawn of the Willie Mullins pair, and the very consistent HMS President complete the shortlist.

Sweet William heads the betting but ADJUVANT (nap) may be able to turn the tables on him from Goodwood. Real Dream is next best.

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15:40 Killarney Handicap Hurdle 22f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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WE'LLHAVEWAN got a big hike in the ratings for a decisive success at Ballinrobe in May and had a break before being unplaced in two outings at the Galway Festival. He wasn't beaten far when sixth of 20 over this trip on his first run at Ballybrit and gets in at the foot of the weights here. Au Fleuron is the choice of Jack Kennedy over Gordon Elliott's other runner Tullybeg who landed a valuable prize over fences at Ballinrobe earlier in the summer. The Crillon gelding has been disappointing in recent starts but his run in the conditional riders' handicap at Cheltenham in March was creditable and he should benefit from this drop in grade. Futurum Regem had a pipe-opener on the Flat recently when showing up well at Leopardstown and has no weight on his back. Below par last year, a return to the form he showed in late 2021 would see him involved and he'll relish this trip.

WE'LLHAVEWAN ran with credit in a pair of big-field handicaps at Galway at the beginning of the month and can provide the Willie Mullins yard with a second successive win in this contest. Stablemate Foveros is another who arrives on the back of a fair run at Galway and is second choice ahead of Shannon Glory, who should be spot on for this after a decent effort on the Flat on his recent reappearance.

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15:50 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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LUCKY FIFTEEN has already been a terrific servant for connections this season and, despite a further 7lb rise, the four-timer looks very much on the cards on the back of another comfortable success at Ffos Las last month. A winner over C&D on his penultimate outing, the son of Lope De Vega is preferred to narrow Hamilton second Mr Professor and Graignes, who is out again quickly after scoring at Sandown on Sunday.

LUCKY FIFTEEN is improving at a rate of knots and could still be ahead of his mark so he's narrowly preferred to the revitalised Graignes, who is unpenalised for his ready Sandown success last weekend. Crack Shot may prove best of the remainder.

Lucky Fifteen still has potential but GRAIGNES has recaptured form with a vengeance and goes unpenalised for his recent Sandown win

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15:55 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Lezoo would be an obvious threat if recapturing her juvenile form, but the jury is still out on Ralph Beckett's charge after struggling in two appearances this season. With that in mind, it may pay to go with a more solid proposition in DILIGENT HARRY, who returned to form with a fine runner-up effort in the Hackwood Stakes at Newbury last month. Emaraaty Ana could also have a say in these calmer waters.

EMARAATY ANA could be set to peak in the final third of the year once again and has a great chance on these terms if anywhere near his best (placed in Group 1s last 3 starts in 2022). He looks the way to go although a solid case can be made for 3-y-o Lezoo, who also drops markedly in class after contesting the 1000 Guineas and Commonwealth Cup. Sprinting is her game and she could revive. Last year's winner Sam Maximus and Streets of Gold are also respected.

Both the standard setters Lezoo and Ana Emaraaty carry risk. FLAMING RIB has a more realistic opportunity this afternoon.

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16:00 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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French Flat recruit Young Merlin, unbeaten in two Southwell novice hurdles since joining Amy Murphy, is bound to have his supporters as hid bids for a hat-trick. However, he was made to work harder than expected last time and his opening mark could be high enough on easier ground. The consistent Glorious Zoff looks a viable alternative but preference is for CALL ME ROCKY, who had looked firmly on the upgrade before stumbling and sustaining an overreach in his hat-trick bid here last time.

YOUNG MERLIN looks on a feasible opening handicap mark in this sphere, particularly with further progress likely, and can stretch his unbeaten hurdle record to 3. Glorious Zoff and Calevade, who has done very well here this summer, head the dangers.

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16:05 Curragh Maiden 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien has dominated this race in recent years, which means that House Of Aviz and Ortelius both merit the utmost respect. That said, OCEAN CONQUEST was only three lengths behind the recent Futurity winner Henry Longfellow on debut here last month and the son of Time Test could be hard to stop if improving for that experience. Starliner is another with strong form claims following his promising racecourse bow at Down Royal, while Tamrat completes the shortlist.

OCEAN CONQUEST pulled clear of the rest when fourth in a strong maiden here 5 weeks ago and sets a high standard. Ortelius makes plenty of appeal on paper so must be respected, while Starliner is also a likely contender having gone close at Down Royal on debut.

Plenty of interest will surround Ortelius but OCEAN CONQUEST made a pleasing start here and can put that experience to good use

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16:10 York Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aberama Gold arrives here seeking a hat-trick after wins over C&D and most recently over 6f at Glorious Goodwood and he can offer another bold bid today, but having been raised a further 5lb, he may be susceptible to some better treated rivals, such as MR WAGYU. John Quinn's charge is 5lb better off with that rival today and he can avenge that two and a half length defeat. Last year's winner Summerghand looks sure to go close, while The Green Man is also noted.

SUMMERGHAND signalled he is ready to go in again when just failing to get up in the Great St Wilfrid a week ago and can follow up his success here 12 months ago with his usual visor now refitted having been left off at Ripon. Archie Watson's Albasheer hasn't enjoyed the rub of the green of late and could emerge as the chief threat to David O'Meara's grand veteran, although a good case can also be made for the handily-weighted Orazio, Stewards' Cup hero Aberama Gold and C&D scorer The Green Man.

Lethal Levi can go well with headgear added but the return to a sound surface can see MR WAGYU get off the mark for the year.

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

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CAPTAIN CONBY didn't quite live up to expectations over hurdles but still showed a high level of ability and can make a winning start over fences. A dual winner at Punchestown, Dusty Sheehy's charge ran creditably in competitive handicaps at that venue last term and went well for a long way when sixth in the Coral Cup at Cheltenham. Keith Donoghue is an ideal jockey to guide him around over the larger obstacles. Henry de Bromhead starts off Flat-breds Annexation and Great Bear over fences and both merit respect. The former was the higher-rated of the pair over hurdles and was second to an in-form rival at Downpatrick recently, while Great Bear, a winner on the Flat at this venue, landed a maiden at Cork on his penultimate start. Walnut Beach, narrowly beaten on his second chase start at Tipperary last month, ran as well as could be expected when third to Sharjah at Galway and his experience will be an asset.

WALNUT BEACH has some pretty useful form over fences and is the percentage call, although Henry de Bromhead has a good record in this race and his chase newcomer Annexation could pose a big threat if taking to this new discipline. Captain Conby is another who could have a part to play if he can translate anything like his hurdle ability to fences.

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16:25 Goodwood Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of recent distance runner-up FAUSTUS. He gets to compete off the same mark and, given Connor Planas knocks 3lb off the five-year-old's back, he is fancied to make a return to winning ways. Glamorous Breeze is not without a chance following a decent third at Ascot last month, while Lord Riddiford, a four-time C&D winner, and Angle Land are others to consider.

LORD RIDDIFORD has often saved his best for this track, forging clear when bagging a fourth C&D success at the start of the month. That race has thrown up winners subsequently and he can go well again from a 7 lb higher mark. Glamorous Breeze and Lihou are a couple of others to consider.

All eyes will be on LORD RIDDIFORD (nap) who has a near-flawless record here and can follow up an easy win at the Glorious meeting.

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16:28 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The consistent FREAK OUT makes the most compelling case in the field and he is fancied to go one better than his second over the extended 1m4f at Musselburgh last time. Gemma Tutty's charge was only just collared late on that occasion and, back over 1m2f - a distance he has already won over twice over this season, he can get his head back in front. Tarbaan runs off the same mark as his one-and-a-half-length defeat when third over 1m2f at Newmarket, and joins Langton Wold on the shortlist.

TARBAAN has been given a chance by the handicapper and signalled a return to form at Newmarket earlier this month. He can land the spoils. Freak Out arrives in top form and is feared most, whilst Val Bassett can also make his presence felt.

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16:32 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This could go the way of the recent C&D runner-up KIARAAD, who could have more to offer off 3lb higher. The son of Havana Grey is taken to get the better of Remarkable Force following his third over this distance at Sandown most recently. Kimnkate has been consistent of late and is another to consider following a comfortable victory, albeit off a 6lb lower mark, over C&D last time out.

Having run a fine race when third in a strong 3-y-o handicap on his penultimate start, DARK THIRTY may have found conditions too testing when fourth at Goodwood (7f) 24 days ago. Proven at this trip and boasting a likeable attitude, he can make a bold bid with the quicker surface here a plus. The thriving Kimnkate and Waiting All Night are others to consider.

The highly progressive filly KIMNKATE is the pick, having made it four wins for the summer when scoring over C&D last time.

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16:36 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having displayed a liking for this track when a runner-up here last summer, COEUR AIMANT ran equally well on his first start for almost a year when second in the mud at Uttoxeter last month. The Lizzie Quinlan-trained gelding is entitled to improve for that run and this looks a real chance to notch a first win, although Solway Molly and Edmond Dantes weren't far away either on their latest starts, while Ask Bob catches the eye on his handicap bow.

Lots of these arrive with a question mark against them so this looks a good opportunity for COEUR AIMANT to build on his promising debut Uttoxeter second for Lizzie Quinlan and get off the mark. Edmond Dantes is feared most having got back on track when runner-up at Hexham, with unexposed duo Solway Molly and Ask Bob also in the mix.

A chance is taken on ROGUE MISSION, a handicap debutant who was good enough to win over 1m2f on the Flat.

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16:40 Curragh Group 3 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Kalispera defied big odds to finish third in the Debutante Stakes here last Saturday and is likely to be thereabouts with a similar performance. Shelaka left the impression that there was much more to come when winning at Tipperary on her debut and she merits respect, along with the Aidan O'Brien-trained Opera Singer, though her stablemate BRILLIANT is preferred. The daughter of Gleneagles kept on well when third, despite being short of room, in a Listed contest 15 days ago and this half-sister to Alcohol Free can come into her own now sent over the mile.

Aidan O'Brien looks to hold a strong hand here and his improving Justify filly OPERA SINGER is fancied to edge out stablemate Brilliant in an intriguing Group 3 contest. Kalispera is another with better days ahead of her who needs considering along with the unexposed Shelaka.

Two of these have won at the main expense of Andromeda. Tipperary scorer SHELAKA is preferred to Leopardstown winner Opera Singer

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16:45 York Listed (Class 1) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Purosangue (second) had the beating of BAHEER (fourth) in the Molecomb at Goodwood earlier this month. However, the latter travelled into contention smoothly that day and was perhaps blunted by the deteriorating ground conditions. Back on a sounder surface, the son of Mehmas is fancied to reverse that form. Third in the Windsor Castle, Inquisitively should be thereabouts with the consistent Alabama. Sketch and Cover Point are just two more to consider.

PUROSANGUE only just failed to peg back Big Evs in the Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood and that is by far the best form on offer. Inquisitively and Mon Na Slieve both shaped better than the distance beaten suggests at Royal Ascot and they head the dangers.

Molecomb runner-up PUROSANGUE holds particularly strong claims. Inquisitively is second choice ahead of Alabama.

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16:50 Killarney Maiden Chase 23f - 2 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Gordon Elliott-trained SALVADOR ZIGGY can maintain his unbeaten record over fences by completing the hat-trick. Easily the best of these over hurdles, the seven-year-old showed that he was good enough to compete on the biggest stage when runner-up in the Pertemps Final at Cheltenham in March. Since switching his attention to chasing, the gelding has impressed with two thoroughly professional efforts. It will take a smart novice to lower his colours at this early stage of the season. Toss Again was rated 20lb below Salvador Ziggy over flights but has looked a much better horse over fences in two starts to date. He, too, has a perfect record to protect as he bids for win number three. Solness, who has yet to finish outside the first two in five starts over fences, is entitled to make his presence felt.

TOSS AGAIN and Salvador Ziggy are both 2-2 over fences and will likely hold their own in graded company in due course. The latter was again impressive at Tramore recently and is not passed over lightly, but Toss Again belied his inexperience in this sphere when landing a valuable, big-field handicap chase at the Galway Festival and is marginally preferred. This is by no means a straight duel, though, with Solness also entitled to respect on the back of a creditable effort in a Grade 3 novice.

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16:55 Goodwood Handicap (Class 4) 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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There wasn't much to separate Ravens Ark (second) and Vaynor (third) over C&D in June and both are likely to be thereabouts again. However, NATHANAEL GREENE has been running consistently well all season without getting his head in front and looks to have been found an ideal opportunity by William Haggas. He went off 11/4 when fourth behind subsequent Ascot Gold Cup winner Courage Mon Ami over C&D in May, and that form reads well in the context of this handicap.

NATHANAEL GREENE shaped like the best horse at the weights for most of the way at Haydock last time and he's worth a chance to confirm that promise. Zealandia is really hitting form and ranks as the main threat ahead of Captain Kane.

On good going, this could be where VAYNOR strikes for the first time this season, with Zealandia feared most on his step up in trip.

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16:59 Redcar Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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SPANISH ROCK made a very pleasing start to his career when third over 6f at Ripon on his racecourse debut and he wouldn't have to improve too much to get off the mark at the second time of asking. Showhound shed his maiden tag in willing fashion over 6f at Ayr last time and he rates as the biggest danger, while Ingleby Archie should also have a part to play.

SPANISH ROCK showed plenty to work on when third in a Ripon novice and the 5 lb he receives from penalised-winner Showhound may prove decisive. Ingleby Archie is another to consider having made a promising start at Beverley.

The vote goes to SPANISH ROCK, who was an eyecatching third behind a useful rival at Ripon and should know much more this time.

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17:03 Newmarket Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Foreseeable Future can do little wrong of late and the hat-trick seeking eight-year-old is fancied to be in the mix, despite a step up in class. However, STRAITS OF MOYLE took a step forward when securing a game win over this distance at Yarmouth last time out and he looks the one to beat. Rogue De Vega disappointed on his handicap debut on the all-weather last month and could bounce back on his return to turf.

STRAITS OF MOYLE displayed a good attitude when getting back to winning ways at Yarmouth so looks the way to go here having made an excellent start to life for Robert Cowell. Hat-trick seeking Foreseeable Future rates the obvious threat, with consistent duo Dandy Dinmont and Tallulah Myla appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Northern raiders Dandy Dinmont and FORESEEABLE FUTURE can fight this out with the latter taken to complete a hat-trick.

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17:06 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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NADIM continues to go from strength to strength, winning his last three starts, and he may still be ahead of the handicapper, despite an added 3lb. Mr Rumbalicious has won a couple of races on the Flat since his most recent effort over hurdles and he is of interest for his new connections, although the hat-trick seeking Ambassador may be the bigger danger with his jockey's 10lb claim.

A winner on his final start for Martin Keighley in July, AMBASSADOR picked up where he left off to make a winning debut for his present yard back at Uttoxeter 4 weeks ago, despite seemingly doing the bare minimum when hitting the front. Up only 2 lb for that success, he gets the nod to complete the hat-trick, with Nadim, who arrives in search of the 4-timer, rating the chief threat. Mr Rumbalicious, on debut for the Moffatt team, and Iolani are others to consider.

Despite having won his last three races NADIM (nap) is still on a feasible mark and is taken to complete a four-timer.

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17:10 Curragh Group 3 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Aidan O'Brien has a tremendous record in this race, winning five of the last 10 renewals, and MOUNTAIN BEAR looks the clear pick of his duo this time around. A C&D maiden winner, he left behind a moderate effort in the July Stakes at Newmarket when a good third in the Group 2 7f Vintage Stakes at Glorious Goodwood and shaped as though he will relish the return to this trip now eased in class. He is just preferred to Letsbefrankaboutit, who represents last year's winning trainer/jockey combination and the speedily-bred Sioux Nation colt should have more to offer after shaping with plenty of promise in third on his recent introduction over this track and trip. G'day Mate and Do It With Style are also in with a shout.

LETSBEFRANKABOUTIT was a real eye-catcher on his recent debut here, sent off favourite and winning the race on his side by a big margin. He's sure to progress and could improve past Vintage third Mountain Bear and open his account. G'Day Mate and Do it With Style are respected also.

Having picked up useful experience in contesting two Group 2 races in Britain, MOUNTAIN BEAR may have the winning of this

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17:15 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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PREMIERE BEAUTY has been given a 4lb rise for a comfortable success at Lingfield a fortnight ago and there appears to be no reason to suggest why she won't go close again. The unexposed Reminder looks an obvious threat having won her maiden over C&D in June and is now having her first taste of handicap company, while Penguin Island is fancied to appreciate a return to 6f.

A few with chances but Nigel Tinkler's AS IF BY CHANCE looked to have something left in the locker when scoring at Nottingham so edges the vote. Reminder is less exposed and rates a big threat now going into handicaps for the first time, with Premiere Beauty and Amazonian Dream two more who can have a say in a competitive handicap.

Any number could win this but HAVANA PUSEY appeals as a 3yo with more to offer and her run on soft ground last time should be forgotten.

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17:20 York Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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The unexposed three-year-old Obelix was beaten just under a length behind Killybegs Warrior on his latest outing, but he gets a 2lb pull in the weights, which can see him reverse that form. However, preference is for LOYAL TOUCH, who could be seen in a much brighter light with the return to quicker ground and a flat track. Haunted Dream is also of interest.

Several to consider in a typically competitive renewal, with HAVE SECRET topping the list. Richard Fahey's charge has done nothing wrong in three top 3-y-o handicaps this year and can make his first visit to the Knavesmire a winning one. Haunted Dream is a thoroughly likeable type who still appears to be improving and he is feared most, though Astro King was just in front of him in the John Smith's Cup and is also greatly respected. Box To Box completes the shortlist.

The Ebor festival finale may well go to HAVE SECRET, who holds very solid claims on 2023 form. Astro King is second choice.

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17:25 Killarney Handicap Chase 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Course specialist STEALTHY TOM has every chance of registering a fourth career win at this venue. The Enda Bolger-trained gelding arrives here at the top of his game, having won the Connacht National in June before finishing runner-up in the Midlands equivalent last month. The eight-year-old seems to come alive at this track more than any other, having won three and being brought down on his only other start here. Lifetime Ambition has his sights lowered somewhat, having run in the Aintree Grand National and Galway Plate on his two most recent outings. The Jessica Harrington-trained gelding has the valuable assistance of Conor Smithers 7lb claim on this occasion. The Little Yank was runner-up over shorter at this track last month but has won at this trip so also rates a live contender.

STEALTHY TOM continues to thrive and pulled clear of the remainder when runner-up at Kilbeggan last month. He can register his third victory of the season. Ballykeel and The Little Yank are feared most.

This represents LIFETIME AMBITION (nap)'s most realistic task over fences for some time and his rider's 7lb claim is welcomed

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17:30 Redcar Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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This contest seems to revolve around the performance of PROPITIOUS, who appears likely to be very difficult to beat. Archie Watson's two-year-old made a very nice start to her career when scoring easily at the first time of asking over 6f at Chepstow, and another bold bid can be expected. Bulldog Drummond heads the list of dangers from Super Hit, an interesting debutant.

Despite being very green, PROPITIOUS still managed to make a winning debut with plenty to spare at Chepstow (6.1f) 4 weeks ago and, sure to progress, she can make a bold bid to follow up in a race lacking depth. Bulldog Drummond may emerge as the lead threat, while Super Fern and Super Hit are a couple of newcomers to note.

The main form contenders are Chepstow winner PROPITIOUS and Bath third Bulldog Drummond in that order of preference.

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17:36 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 25f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Alqamar likes it at this venue with three wins to his name here but he has never been tried over this far, which has to be a big concern. With that in mind, it seems sensible to side with C&D winner ARAMAX, who arrives here unbeaten this season. Judicial Law ran well when third last month and will be better suited by this extended trip.

HOGANVILLE is pretty reliable on the whole, so it's probably safe to assume that his latest display at Stratford was simply a case of a 'bad day at the office'. He remains on a fair mark, 3 lb higher than for his Kelso success during the spring, and is taken to regain the winning thread here. Judicial Law and Mr Yeats are both in good form and merit respect, while the hat-trick seeking Aramax is another to consider.

This can go to JUDICIAL LAW, who won his first two races this term and ran creditably on unsuitably heavy ground last time.

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17:40 Curragh Group 3 9f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Village Voice was deemed good enough for the Ribblesdale at Royal Ascot and has since performed well for the silver medal at this level at Gowran Park. There is a lot to like about this filly but, on the basis that her two wins have come on soft and heavy ground, she might just struggle on this livelier surface and preference is for AMERICAN SONJA. She is a model of consistency, a course scorer and has produced a couple of taking performances overseas this year. Indian Wish, Mashia and Cigamia are others to take seriously.

Joseph O'Brien could hold sway in this Group 3 with INDIAN WISH looking the way to go on the back of her career-best Killarney listed success. Stable companion American Sonja can boast course-winning form and is next on the list ahead of in-form pair Village Voice and Mashia.

On the balance of form, AMERICAN SONJA has sound prospects of reversing the form of a 7f Fairyhouse clash with Cigamia

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17:50 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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James's Delight got off the mark at the first time of asking at Newbury last month and looks sure to make his presence felt, although a 7lb penalty is sure make life tougher for him. MISS INFORMATION is in receipt of 12lb from the aforementioned colt which brings her into the equation and, having chased home a smart filly at Salisbury just over a fortnight ago, she gets the nod. Mercian Warrior shaped well when third on debut despite running green and is another to note.

JAMES'S DELIGHT saw off a subsequent winner when making a successful debut at Newbury 5 weeks ago and can defy a penalty with the prospect of improvement to come. Mercian Warrior and Miss Information look the dangers, while Sala Da Ballo is a newcomer to note.

Many an Eve Johnson Houghton juvenile has improved significantly on its debut effort and MERCIAN WARRIOR gets the nod.

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17:55 Killarney NH Flat Race 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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While AURORA VEGA is unlikely to interest too many casual racegoers in terms of being a punting proposition, those in attendance are almost certain to stay around to catch a glimpse of a potentially exciting racehorse. The daughter of Quevega, a full-sister to Facile Vega, made an impressive winning debut at Sligo in June. Having resisted the temptation to compete at the Galway Festival, connections now take in this winner's bumper on the next step up the ladder. It would be a major surprise of the five-year-old isn't able to maintain her unbeaten record. Huntsgrove has shown enough on two starts to date to suggest he can win races although the Kalanisi gelding will need to improve to trouble the likely favourite here. Rule Seventeen looks the pick of the newcomers on pedigree.

AURORA VEGA looked a classy sort when breezing to victory at long odds-on at Sligo 74 days ago and she should have no issue following up. Huntsgrove is probably the likeliest to capitalise if the selection doesn't perform, although Rule Seventeen is a mildly interesting newcomer.

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18:00 Redcar Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks like an open contest, where BILLYB gets a tentative vote as he drops down to this grade for the first time since last July, when second at Newmarket off 3lb higher. Spioradalta put in a pleasing display at Glorious Goodwood to finish a very creditable sixth and he could have a say off the same mark. Of the remainder, last-time-out victor Crown Princess makes the most appeal.

LOOK BACK SMILING quickened to score in ready fashion at Leicester earlier in the month and his next outing at Hamilton probably came too soon, so he's well worth another chance. Recent C&D winner Crown Princess is a danger and another solid showing is expected from Copper And Five.

Plenty have possibilities but the vote goes to CROWN PRINCESS, who got back on the scoresheet with a brave win over C&D two weeks ago.

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18:10 Curragh Handicap 8f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLEVER AND COOL put her effort here two starts ago well and truly behind her when romping home in a Listed event at Cork just five days later. Jim Bolger's filly does have a 7lb penalty to contend with, but is still 5lb ahead of the handicapper and could take some stopping if running to a similar level. The progressive Coeur d'Or heads the list of dangers after his Galway success, ahead of the recent C&D winner Crystal Black and the in-form Casanova.

LAUGHIFUWANT notched up his first success since his 2020-win in this at Galway at the start of the month and remains fairly treated after an 8 lb rise (took this off 12 lb higher 3 years ago). If he backs that up he looks sure to go close. Stablemate Crystal Black is an obvious contender after his easy victory over C&D a fortnight ago. BMW Mile winner Coeur d'Or and Irish Cambridgeshire regular Saltonstall are also high on the shortlist.

The ground was soft when CLEVER AND COOL hacked up at Cork last week but she has won on good ground and can defy a fixed penalty here

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18:20 Windsor Listed (Class 1) 11f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a huge drop in class for DEAUVILLE LEGEND, who has finished behind Hukum and Pyledriver on his last two starts. His most recent win was a year ago ago when landing the Group 2 Great Voltigeur at York in commanding style and he may prove too classy for this lineup. Candleford is more than capable of going well in a race of this nature. Of the remainder, Solid Stone looks best having shaped well enough last time.

DEAUVILLE LEGEND has a very solid overall record and can be given a chance to atone for his King George no show with cheekpieces added now. It looks significant that the Gosden stable is happy to step Lion's Pride up to listed level so early in his career and it would be no surprise were he to give James Ferguson's charge most to do.

It's all about potential with LION'S PRIDE but he looked good at Kempton and he's bred to be up to this level.

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18:30 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 14f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Can Can Girl hasn't finished out of the top three since joining the Tim Easterby stable and she has to be considered off the same mark as her Newcastle third last time. However, preference is for VISITANT, who struck over C&D last time and is up 7lb for that success, though 5lb is negated by Kieran Schofield's claim. Fairmac goes in a first-time visor, which could eke out improvement.

CAN CAN GIRL has acquitted herself well in all 3 starts for Tim Easterby and should appreciate the return to this longer trip. She gets the nod. Annandale and Our Scholar rate the principal dangers.

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18:40 Curragh Handicap 6f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fairly open contest in which a chance can be taken on LIVINGSTON RANGE, who reverts to turf following a disappointing run on the all-weather earlier this month. He was only narrowly denied over C&D on his penultimate outing off a 3lb lower mark but, given Robert Whearty knocks 2lb off the gelding's back here, he looks capable of bouncing back. Last-time-out winner Secret Magician is feared most off 5lb higher, while the relatively unexposed Not Even Close is another to consider.

NOT TOO REAL BAD has edged back to an appealing mark and shaped as if still in good order (best of those held up) when fourth at Cork last week, so he's worth chancing in a wide-open contest. Recent C&D winner Secret Magician is an obvious danger and Not Even Close should be respected.

He only just got there over C&D last time but SECRET MAGICIAN is probably still on a winnable mark and can follow up

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18:50 Windsor Group 3 (Class 1) 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Some very nice types line up for this prize with the tentative selection being PASSENGER. Sir Michael Stoute's charge struggled to land a blow in the Derby on his previous outing but he can continue his progress in these calmer waters. West Wind Blows is the biggest danger after running with credit in the Eclipse at Sandown behind Paddington and Emily Upjohn, while last-time-out winner State Occasion deserves a closer look.

Sir Michael Stoute has saddled the last two winners of this and in PASSENGER the yard fields an intriguing candidate. The Ulysses colt was far too keen upped to 1½m in the Derby when last seen in June and had looked very promising prior to that, winning the Wood Ditton on debut at Newmarket in April prior to finishing a joint-third in the Dante. State Occasion did the job well at Salisbury recently and she is feared most ahead of the smart and consistent West Wind Blows.

Passenger and State Occasion are feared but WEST WIND BLOWS (nap) brings solid form credentials back into a Group 3.

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19:00 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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STRONG JOHNSON was only denied by a length into third in the Silver Trophy at Ripon last time, which was a hugely encouraging display. If he can turn up in the same form as that off 2lb higher, then he could prove very difficult to beat. The main danger is Crypto Quest, who filled the runner-up spot at Beverley on his latest outing and should have no issue with the step back up in distance. Novak is another to consider.

NOVAK has been in flying form for the bulk of this campaign and Iain Jardine's gelding is fancied to resumed his progress, a recent outing at Ayr likely to have blown some of the cobwebs away. Strong Johnson produced his most promising effort for his current yard at Ripon last week and is very hard to discount, with Herakles also considered after a decent fifth at Beverley last time.

Having done best on his side at Ripon last week the claims of STRONG JOHNSON (nap) are there for all to see in this lower grade.

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19:10 Curragh Handicap 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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CARNEGIE HALL looked to be crying out for a seventh furlong when beaten a length here last week over shorter. Although he has been put up 4lb for that effort, the son of No Nay Never may prove too good for these. Asian Daze is an obvious danger as the only winner in the field after she took her maiden at Gowran Park easily last time, while What A Squeeze would be interesting if she can repeat her debut fourth.

CARNEGIE HALL boasts a progressive profile and, having found one too good on each of his nursery outings to date, he's worth a chance to get off the mark now. Asian Daze and Sun Never Sets, who filled the first two places in a Gowran maiden last time, are both dangers.

Ger Lyons won a nursery here last weekend and maybe DANDY LICHIOUS can strike for him here after a promising maiden run at Bellewstown

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19:20 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The ultra-consistent ONE STEP BEYOND looks the one to beat in this line up after his success over 1m at Ascot last time. Gary Moore's charge has been raised 6lb for that win but that may not be enough to stop him from following up here. Star Player could be on a dangerous mark, while Global Esteem may not be too far away.

The vote goes to multiple C&D winner GREY FOX, who left the strong impression that his turn is again near when third at Sandown where he did well to finish as close as he did, given how far back he was when the race began in earnest. Star Player failed to reward his supporters at Redcar a fortnight ago but a reproduction of his Pontefract effort in June would put him firmly in the picture, while Global Esteem and the in-form One Step Beyond are others to consider.

Topweight ONE STEP BEYOND made it three wins from his last four starts when scoring at Ascot and that form has worked out well.

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19:30 Redcar Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The in-form See My Baby Jive is an interesting contender from the foot of the handicap, while cases can also be made for Oso Rapido, Mighty Gurkha and Golden Duke. However, NEWYORKSTATEOFMIND, who is back on his last winning mark on turf, appeals most for a speculative play. He can provide a bit of value returning to 6f in what looks to be a wide-open contest.

BLAZING SON is an admirable type with a solid track record, so he's the likeliest winner of a fairly open handicap. Mighty Gurkha should be on the premises again and it would be no surprise if See My Baby Jive returned to form after a slight blip.

Several possibles in an open race but there were more encouraging signs from KALGANOV last week and he might be worth chancing.

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19:40 Curragh Stakes 12f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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A finale which is possibly lacking depth and it's hard to look too far beyond experienced dual-purpose performer THE VERY MAN, who looked on excellent terms with himself when readily scoring off an 8lb lower mark at Ascot's recent Shergar Cup meeting. Jungle Cove is good enough to make his presence felt off his current mark, while The Virginian could throw up some each-way value if putting his best foot forward, along with in-form hurdler Watch The Weather on his belated Flat debut.

Hard to look past THE VERY MAN given the form he's been in since winning a similar contest at Punchestown in the spring

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19:50 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Major Major showed a willing attitude when scoring over the extended 1m3f at Lingfield last time but he may find it difficult to defy this 5lb rise, therefore the nod goes to TIMEWAVE. Charlie Johnston's charge was a decent third over 1m2f at Yarmouth recently and he can get his head in front off the same mark here, while Storm Valley could also go well.

MAJOR MAJOR did well to get up at Lingfield last time out so Richard Hannon's progressive 3-y-o is taken to defy a 5 lb rise in the weights and follow up at the chief expense of Timewave who should be suited by stepping up in trip. Miss Lightfandango is weighted to have a big say too and warrants plenty of respect.

Major Major has solid prospects but this longer trip could eke out some improvement from STORM VALLEY and she is preferred.

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20:00 Redcar Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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20:00 Redcar Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

One For The Ladies is noted back in a handicap off the same mark as her only previous win outside of classified stakes company, while similar sentiments apply to Basholo, although she is potentially the better treated of the two. Nevertheless, AUTUMNAL BREEZE arrives on the back of a more convincing string of efforts and the three-year-old has a live chance of putting a race like this to bed without too much fuss.

RAINBOW RAIN got the better of a next-time-out winner at Thirsk on his penultimate start and again ran well when runner-up at Newcastle (5f) 11 days ago. The return to 6f rates a plus and with his rider taking off a valuable 5 lb, he looks sure to go well again. Birdie Bowers (runner-up 12 months ago) is a threat if shrugging off a lesser run at Southwell 6 days ago. Autumnal Breeze and Wade's Magic complete the shortlist.

This looks wide open but AUTUMNAL BREEZE gets the vote ahead of recent course winner Basholo. Rainbow Rain is third choice.

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Racecard Key

Ths is the racecard key.

Icon	Meaning
	TomForm top stats, gold rated
	TomForm top stats silver rated
	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
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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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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