13:40 Roscommon Maiden Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up six times in his last seven starts, IN THE TRENCHES is given another chance to get off the mark. He had Empire Succes eight lengths back in fifth when doing little wrong in first-time cheekpieces at Wexford last time and the filly who beat him has scored on the Flat since. Saint Le Fort showed promise in a winter maiden at Punchestown before being placed in a bumper when last seen in March. Lord Raven, from a predominantly jumping yard, has shown plenty of ability on the Flat and is one to consider on his hurdling debut. Native Sparkle, whose dam was a dual bumper winner for her trainer Barry Connell, is a newcomer to note.

This represents a good opportunity for SAINT LE FORT, who confirmed the promise of his Punchestown hurdles debut when third in a listed bumper at Limerick during the spring. He is likely to improve now returned to this sphere and can consign In The Trenches to another defeat. The latter is not short of ability but patience is starting to wear thin given that he was turned over at odds of 6/4 or less for the fourth time at Wexford last month. Newcomer Native Sparkle is one to note in the betting.

A chance is taken on EMPIRE SUCCESS. He was behind \bIn The Trenches\ on latest but will strip fitter now and may turn that around.

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13:50 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Trainer Tim Easterby won this with a five-year-old in 2022 and will attempt to repeat the feat with recent C&D third Bay Breeze, who has won off higher marks but not since 2023. He can go well under Emily Roberts, but preference remains with INANNA, who won going away here last time out and reappears carrying a 5lb penalty. She will need a career best off this mark but she seems to be improving and there may be more to come, leaving So Grateful to follow them home.

Though below par over 5f here last week, LADY CELIA is of strong interest reunited with Amy Collier, who partnered the mare to success on their sole previous collaboration at Carlisle in May, and with the recent rain in her favour (the 7-y-o has a good record on good to soft/soft). She will face stern resistance, though, with last-time-out C&D winners Hour By Hour and Inanna both feared greatly.

The in-form INANNA (nap), who is 7lb higher than when winning here last time, is taken to win from another C&D winner Hour By Hour.

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14:05 Down Royal Handicap 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up in a similar race at Naas 11 days ago, EL FONTENARO had a few of these trailing in behind her that day and she can go one better here with that appearing to be a key piece of nursery form. Weegeebear was just a head behind in third that day and is a must for the shortlist now facing his old rival off the same terms. The class-dropping Barton Key is respected having dropped 3lb from her nursery debut, while Moonhall Lass completes the shortlist.

ERIC LOCK took a step back in the right direction at Naas and gets the vote down another 3 lb in a race that doesn't look as strong. El Fontenaro and Weegeebear are a couple of the others to consider.

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14:15 Roscommon Handicap Hurdle 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Slight preference is for THE VIRGINIAN. He he was beaten 3.25l over C&D on similar ground last year and he is 3lb lower now.

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14:25 Hamilton Maiden (Class 4) 5f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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This modest contest can go to ON KEY who was second in a weak Redcar novice on his debut. Solvency could also go well.

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14:40 Down Royal Handicap 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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It could pay to side with top-weight and handicap debutante YEFIMENKO, who found Listed company a bit daunting last time

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14:50 Roscommon Maiden Hurdle 20f  - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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FIELD A THISTLES has run well against geldings on her last two starts at Galway and Ballinrobe and looks a leading contender back in mares-only company. Mags Mullins' ground-versatile charge landed a bumper over this trip in July and has a nice bit of hurdling experience after four starts over flights. The 5lb claim of Conor Stone-Walsh is another point in her favour. Grooveykindoflove represents a top yard and showed plenty of promise last term. She went close at Wexford when last seen and a five-month absence is not a major concern. Downpatrick bumper winner Blacksmiths Forge made a pleasing start over hurdles at Sligo and stepping up in trip should help her cause.

Provided she is fully tuned-up following a break, GROOVEYKINDOFLOVE may well go one better than when second to Kiltealy Park (winner again since) on her latest start at Wexford in April. She remains open to improvement, a remark which also applies to several of her rivals, not least Mexican Moonshine, who was beaten by an experienced rival on her recent introduction at Ballinrobe. Lady Nightingale is third choice ahead of Blacksmiths Forge, Diamonds Diva and Field A Thistles.

Preference is for FIELD A THISTLES. The drop back in trip will suit and her Galway fourth looks solid form in the context of this race.

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15:00 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Gainsbourg has two C&D wins to his name and he races off just 1lb higher than his last success making him one to consider here. Top-weight Contrast would have every chance with Lewis Chalkley taking 7lb off his back, but he has missed the break on a few occasions this season and that may hand this to BAY DREAM BELIEVER. Second in a class 4 seller last time out and only beaten a length, she is a consistent sort who may bowl along on the front end dropping back to this trip.

MAKALU wasn't seen to best effect at Carlisle and is better judged on previous form, not least his close call behind Likleman here before that. He gets the vote over Mount King and Tilsitt.

Tim Easterby's MOUNT KING struck twice over 1m last autumn so looks the way to go on the back of a resurgent Ayr third last time out

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15:15 Down Royal Maiden 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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WONDERFULWONDERFUL possibly has the best form on offer after being beaten less than a length into third at Naas, but that was a maiden claimer and she will need to improve again to take this. Fairhaven is an obvious danger after she came home third at Roscommon last month and she can go well if her visor helps, but the once-raced State Of Joy may be the bigger danger. Only eighth here over C&D earlier this month, she looked the sort to learn plenty for that experience.

WONDERFULWONDERFUL took a big step forward when third at Naas and looks the way to go. Fairhaven has a race in her, while Arctic Steps is 1 of 2 interesting newcomers for Jessica Harrington.

Recent Naas third WONDERFULWONDERFUL (nap) looks the one to beat off her low weight

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15:25 Roscommon Handicap Hurdle 20f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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Former bumper winner LISPENDENSE can gain a belated first success over hurdles. The Denis Cullen-trained gelding missed a year and a half through injury before returning for a Flat campaign last April. Having shown he retained ability, the nine-year-old was subsequently sent hurdling, finished a close-up second on his handicap debut at Cork last month. A reproduction of that effort would almost certainly suffice in this company. Warmer Days Ahead has been gradually getting closer in recent starts. The Oliver McKiernan-trained five-year-old shouldn't be too long in getting his head in front. Sligo runner-up Glenmorefiftyfour also enters calculations on the back of that encouraging recent effort.

Despite his advancing years, LISPENDENSE is lightly-raced in this sphere and is appealing on the back of an improved second on his handicap debut in this sphere at Cork. This step back up in trip will be no bad thing and he gets the nod ahead of Warmer Days Ahead, who has also raised his game since going down the handicap route. Johnny Cakes is also shortlisted.

A chance is taken on IVANE who was a fine second over 3m earlier in the season and gets back on soft ground over his ideal trip.

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15:35 Hamilton Handicap (Class 3) 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having bounced back to his best when scoring over 1m2f at Ayr in late July, Chaturanga warrants consideration on his follow-up bid. However, the combination of a 4lb higher mark and drop in distance by a furlong may prove the three-year-old's undoing, with ZARABANDA edging the vote. The David O'Meara-trained mare arrives on the back of a solid fourth at Chester and she is racing off the same mark as her victory at this course in October 2023. Faylaq is also noted, despite this trip looking on the sharp side for him.

Not for the first time this season, AUSTRIAN THEORY shaped better than the distance beaten suggests when fourth at Ayr 9 days ago, running on late having not been ideally placed. Now on a career-low mark, he could be worth chancing to come out on top. Faylaq comes here in fine fettle and is feared. Beraz, on return, and another last-time-out winner, Chaturanga, complete the shortlist.

Tim Easterby's AUSTRIAN THEORY wasn't seen to best effect when fourth at Ayr last time and figures on a good mark so edges the verdict

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15:50 Down Royal Maiden 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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It may pay to persevere with the improving FUTURE CUTLET, who posted his best effort to date when runner-up over this distance at Galway in late July. The Buratino gelding is fancied to open his account at the fourth time of asking, for all that there are some intriguing newcomers on show. 485,000gns recruit Winsome tops the list under the tutelage of Joseph O'Brien, ahead of Sweet Thing, who is a sister to the precocious Golden Dragon.

Not a strong maiden and FUTURE CUTLET could be hard to beat with a repeat of his Galway second. Winsome cost a fortune as a yearling and might have found a good opening.

Future Cutlet is perfectly solid and should go well again but the standard is not especially hot and WINSOME could well be prevail

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

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MAX TIME, who landed a gamble when winning at Galway earlier this month, can register a second career success. The runner-up franked that form when running a big race in a similar grade at Listowel subsequently. Although the Iggy Madden-trained gelding was only fifth in his follow up attempt at Tramore last time, he should be more at home on this galloping track. In a race where few appear to have any sort of worthwhile recent form, the seven-year-old stands out. Kilbeggan second Rossies Tara has shown promise on occasions but has yet to get her head in front in 20 starts. The Mark McNiff-trained mare will get few easier opportunities than this one. Stowaway Lass, who is lightly raced at the age of 10, is an unexposed mare who should be noted.

The vote goes to MAX TIME, who raised his game when belatedly getting off the mark in a big-field Galway handicap earlier this month. He was a respectable fifth off this 7 lb higher mark at Tramore next time. Rossies Tara looks dangerous on the back of a solid effort at Kilbeggan, while Vintage Gold makes some each-way appeal on the back of his decent display at Killarney last time. But What About Me would also have a chance if at her best.

Now back on soft ground folowing two solid efforts on a faster surface, VINTAGE GOLD is a tentative pick in a weak affair.

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16:10 Hamilton Handicap (Class 3) 5f  - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having undergone a wind procedure since his fifth-placed effort at Doncaster in July, the downgraded MON NA SLIEVE catches the eye. A 2lb drop in the ratings could prove lenient for Kevin Ryan's three-year-old and a second career triumph could be on the horizon. The hat-trick seeking Moonstone Boy is likely to have his supporters given last month's C&D double and he isn't taken lightly, despite a 6lb higher mark demanding more of him. Origintrail could also feature if breaking better.

Claims can be made for plenty here but MOONSTONE BOY arrives on a roll having landed back-to-back C&D handicaps last month and he's selected to complete the hat-trick. Good Earth and Ventura Express are others to consider.

Michael Herrington's Good Earth is enjoying an excellent season and taken to bag a third win, on the back of his good Doncaster fifth.

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16:15 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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The application of a hood seemed to work the oracle for STARTLING last time, as she won a shade cosily over this course and distance on her nursery debut. This doesn't look a strong handicap and the daughter of Zoustar is taken to go in again despite a 5lb rise. Pure Liberty finished third behind the selection and can have a say in proceedings once more, while it would be no surprise to see better efforts from both Dubai Magic and Lady Lovebug now handicapping.

STARTLING proved a different proposition when making a winning nursery debut over C&D 9 days ago and, appealing as the type who can go on improving, all looks set fair for another bold showing from David O'Meara's filly. Nursery-debutante Dubai Magic and Pure Liberty are others to consider, whilst Bank On Kent isn't entirely dismissed despite being drawn widest of all.

Recent C&D scorer STARTLING is open to further improvement at this level and gets the vote ahead of Dubai Magic.

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16:25 Down Royal Handicap 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A highly-encouraging third when not beaten far over this distance at Cork last time out, DEAR DAPHNE is taken to build upon that performance as she looks to gain a first success for her new connections. I Bid You Ajou (fourth) has just under a length to make up with the selection from that contest and he is likely to be thereabouts, along with the consistent Alex Belardo, who has been placed on three of his last four starts. Elliott and Inflection Point are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

ALEX BELARDO didn't enjoy the rub of the green when third at Musselburgh last time out so is fancied to gain a deserved first success off a 1 lb lower mark here. Elliott heads the list of dangers on the back of his good Fairyhouse fourth, with in-form duo I Bid You Ajou and Dear Daphne also well in the mix.

A trappy contest. ALEX BELARDO is knocking on the door and is a tentative choice. Glamorously, is an obvious danger

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16:35 Roscommon Handicap Hurdle 24f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A winner over fences at Wexford last time, OUTSIDE THE DOOR should be able to exploit a more favourable rating over hurdles. Raised to a mark of 123 on the back of that recent success, the Milan gelding can race off just 107 in this discipline. Given that he had finished a close-up third over flights at Sligo on his penultimate start, the eight-year-old looks well treated here. Hypersonic Missile, who had valid excuses when a beaten favourite over course and distance in August, made amends at Ballinrobe last time. A consistent sort of late, the Gavin Cromwell-trained gelding holds leading claims. Vaureal, a surprise winner of his maiden hurdle at this track last time, has to be of interest on handicap debut.

VAUREAL stepped up on his debut when comfortably landing a novice here 55 days ago and, with the longer trip likely to suit, he's worth a chance to make a successful switch to handicaps. Last-time-out winners Shuil Na Tra and Hypersonic Missile also come into the reckoning.

A winner over a bit further on soft ground at Sligo, SHUIL NA TRA faces stronger opposition here but may be able to progress again

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16:45 Hamilton Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tim Easterby has trained two of the previous four winners of this sprint and STASH THE CASH looks to have solid claims of adding to that tally. The three-year-old relishes any give in the ground and having returned a cosy winner over course and distance a week ago, he may well defy a 6lb penalty. Majeski Man is looking to make the most of his slide down the handicap and a recent second at Redcar was a step in the right direction, while Show Me Show Me is another to consider.

STASH THE CASH has benefitted from the drop back to the minimum trip of late, impressing with how he went through the race when landing a C&D handicap 7 days ago. He looks the most solid option turned out quickly under a penalty. Majeski Man and Delagate This Lord can also feature.

As STASH THE CASH won with a bit in hand here last week he is selected to confirm the form with Wee Fat Mac on these revised terms.

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16:50 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALL WAYS GLAMOROUS is edging closer to opening his account, having gone agonisingly close when beaten only a neck at Bath, and he gets another chance now debuting on the all-weather. Glowchester is steadily improving and returns to the minimum trip after going close on soft ground over 6f at Catterick, while Mockirr failed to make an impact over 6f at Southwell on his debut, but should settle better today and the application of a tongue-tie may bring about some improvement.

ALL WAYS GLAMOROUS showed bags of speed and produced his best effort yet when run down late at Bath (5f) 2 weeks ago and a repeat may well be enough to see him get off the mark here. Mockirr is likely to build on his debut effort at Southwell and is feared along with Glowchester, who is steadily going the right way.

Triple silver medallist ALL WAYS GLAMOROUS is taken to go one better. Glowchester and Maid In Chelsea look the main dangers.

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17:00 Down Royal Handicap 11f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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TATUM placed on all three starts in nursery company and the daughter of Postponed is a most attractive proposition on her belated seasonal debut from a potentially very lenient mark. Having won over 1m2f at Cork on his penultimate start, Barretstown appears to be the chief danger to the selection off just 3lb higher, while Redemptive Power and Darkened are a couple of other appealing options to monitor closely in the betting.

Gavin Cromwell's REDEMPTIVE POWER advanced his form when runner-up at Dundalk last time and with few miles still on the clock he looks the way to go. So Messi is weighted to have a say and could emerge as the main danger, although Little Lady Lucy, Cannes Do and Barretstown are also in the picture in this very open handicap.

An interesting betting heat with the unexposed \LITTLE LADY LUCY\p a hopeful pick. Tatum is feared as isRedemptive Power

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17:10 Roscommon Maiden Chase 17f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Willie Mullins-trained ARCTIC FLY can make it two wins from two starts over fences. A smart hurdler at her best, the six-year-old made a winning chase debut when just doing enough at Killarney last month. Although improvement will be required stepping up to Graded company here, the daughter of Walk In The Park could well be up to the task. Bowmore was very impressive on his first start over fences at Tipperary in July but disappointed at Killarney subsequently. If able to reproduce that initial effort, the Henry De Bromhead-trained gelding would be a serious contender. Thecompanysergeant, who finished behind Bowmore at Tipperary, has plenty of experience over fences so should be able to make his presence felt.

THECOMPANYSERGEANT showed a good attitude when scoring at Galway and can strike again. Killarney winner Arctic Fly is the obvious danger for Willie Mullins. Jesse Evans has more to offer in this sphere but finished well held in Sunday's Irish Cesarewitch.

An open Grade 3 and BOWMORE is a hopeful selection. He'll need to jump better than at Killarney but was good in that department on debut

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17:20 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Jaminoz won last year's renewal and scored here again earlier this month with DANDY'S ANGEL back in third. The latter is taken to reverse running on today's more favourable terms, having escaped a penalty for winning an apprentices' race at Haydock just three days ago, and another bold bid is anticipated from John Wainwright's inmate. Mon Etoile finally opened her account with a victory at Newcastle and could go well again raised only 3lb.

Likeable mare DANDY'S ANGEL goes unpenalized for her victory at Haydock 3 days ago and, with her rider able to take off a valuable 7 lb here, she makes obvious appeal in her follow up bid. Fellow last-time-out winner Mon Etoile rates the chief danger ahead of Hot Team who is easing steadily in the weights.

It could be worth siding with MON ETOILE, who has improved since being stepped up in trip with a visor on.

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

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Lingfield winner SHAMARDIA made another bold bid when beaten less than a length at the same track last time, and the Shamardal filly looks worth another chance off her current mark on that evidence. Banana ran into plenty of trouble over 5f here a week ago but has a shout on her placed efforts over today's distance before that, while Araifjan may improve on his second outing after a wind operation having slid down the weights since he was last successful on the all-weather.

SHAMARDIA is fancied to quickly resume winning ways on the back of her very good Lingfield second. Course-winner Coconut Bay appeals as the one to give Ismail Mohammed's filly most to do, with Lochaber and Banana also worthy of consideration too.

Ismail Mohammed has placed the improving SHAMARDIA well in recent weeks, and this appears to be another suitable opportunity.

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17:35 Down Royal Handicap 13f  - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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A few with chances but preference is for SCATCHWAH, who recorded a comfortable success at Roscommon earlier this month. Sheila Lavery's charge is 6lb higher on this occasion, but, with further improvement likely, that could prove lenient. Sceptred Isle brought up a double at Leopardstown in July and must be respected following a short absence, while others to note include Gangster Granny, Ard Na Mara and Sixpack.

Lots with chances but SCATCHWAH still looks ahead of his mark despite being raised 6 lb for his recent Roscommon victory so gets the vote. Redwood Queen appeals as a likely improver now going handicapping so heads the list of dangers with Sceptred Isle, Ard Na Mara, Gangster Granny and Party Dress all in the mix too.

PARTY DRESS makes plenty of appeal dropping back in trip. That said, Scatchwah is progressing nicely and could have a big say again

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17:45 Roscommon Handicap Chase 22f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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The lightly-raced KUDASHEVA can follow up her recent win at Wexford. Having just her second start over fences, the Henry De Bromhead-trained mare easily beat a solid yardstick by 11 lengths. A former point-to-point winner with proven stamina, the daughter of Pour Moi should relish stepping back up in trip against her own sex. Paidi's Passion, who made a winning stable debut at this track in June, has shaped with promise on a couple of occasions since. The Paul Flynn-trained eight-year-old should appreciate this slightly easier assignment. Bella Bliss has been running well enough of late to suggest that she can shortly add to her five previous career wins.

KUDASHEVA looks to have been handed a lenient mark based on her win at Wexford last time and she's clearly the one to beat for all that Bella Bliss and Blenheim Belle represent formidable opponents.

Easy Wexford winner Kudasheva could be well treated but MENINDEE is only 3lb higher than when taking this last year and is preferred

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18:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 9f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Master Of Combat is back for more having won a division of this race last year, but he hasn't been at his best lately and his stable could be in better form. War Chant carries a 5lb penalty for winning over C&D last time out and could prove popular, but a chance is taken on TASMANIAN LEGEND. Boasting two wins from four starts over C&D with one off a higher mark last March, he drops in class here after finishing fifth last time out and may take full advantage.

CAVALRY CALL arrives better than ever so is fancied to make light of a career-high mark and follow up his taking Yarmouth success. Winterfair is feared most on the back of his good Beverley third, although the likes of Hartswood, War Chant, Master of Combat and Tasmanian Legend all need factoring in too.

An open contest but the lightly raced WINTERFAIR may have more scope for improvement back on AW. War Chant is second choice.

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18:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Six runnings of this have seen five winning three-year-olds, so Buttercross Flyer could go close after finishing a good third last time out. Nights Over Egypt runs with a 5lb penalty after winning by a head over shorter here and he can go well, although KRISTAL KLEAR may prove too good for both of them. Only beaten a head in a better race at Haydock over this trip earlier in the month, a repeat of that performance may be enough for victory here.

KRISTAL KLEAR found only one too good at Haydock last time out and with that form having been really well advertised since she gets the vote. Recent course scorer Nights Over Egypt appeals as the one to give Stella Barclay's filly most to do ahead of Buttercross Flyer and Top Button.

The choice is KRISTAL KLEAR (nap), a Southwell winner who has since finished runner-up in a strong fillies' handicap at Haydock.

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19:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWINGING EDDIE has a good record here with three wins and five places, and after a Catterick win on the turf when last seen in July, he could be set for a winning return to the all-weather for a stable in good form. Lady Wingalong returns from a break and she can go well if she is back to her best, while both Frankie Valliance and Amaysmont will have their supporters, with Kevin Frost's gelding the suggestion for third place.

A tight-knit handicap in which marginal preference is for course-winner AMAYSMONT who should strip fitter for his recent Southwell fourth after a break and edges the vote. Swinging Eddie is always to be feared round here and is next on the list ahead of Carvalhal and Lady Wingalong.

This can go to AMAYSMONT who won twice at Chelmsford earlier in the season and shaped with plenty of promise after a break last time.

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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Having finished a close-up second over track and trip earlier this month, ACES WILD looks ready to regain the winning thread. Adrian Wintle's charge is only 2lb higher in the ratings and he shades the verdict over fellow in-form rival Ecclesiastical. The latter arrives on the back of a solid third at Ayr and, reverting to the all-weather, he's unlikely to be far away racing off an unchanged mark. Gustav Graves is also worth a second look on his return to action.

ECCLESIASTICAL was successful here off a 1 lb higher mark last November and his turn appears to be again near judged on a recent near miss at Ayr where he was beaten just ½-length into third, despite failing to fully settle. Gustav Graves has slipped to an attractive mark, too, and he is feared most ahead of the in-form Aces Wild. The Michael Dods-trained duo Darlo Pride and Nelson Gay are also worthy of consideration.

Off an attractive mark back here, NELSON GAY is preferred. Aces Wild, who has solid claims, is second choice.

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 12f  - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 12f  Race Class Flow

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PYSANKA supplemented his creditable reappearance second at Windsor earlier in September with a ready victory over today's C&D nine days ago. A 3lb rise looks on the lenient side for Mark Loughnane's gelding and a double rates a strong possibility. Dubawi Time should appreciate a return to the all-weather and he may leave his distant third at Epsom last time out behind. The three-year-old is feared most, ahead of Arenas Del Tiempo.

The testing conditions were against DUBAWI TIME at Epsom last time and he could prove a tough nut to crack back on the all-weather off a 2 lb lower mark. Arenas del Tiempo's first run on turf for 10 months was a good one at Lingfield where he found just one too good. He remains on a workable mark and is next on the list ahead of Pysanka.

Four-time C&D winner PYSANKA looks the safest option with a 3lb rise for his latest success looking far from excessive.

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 6) 9f Race Class Flow

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HARBOUR VISION found only a progressive rival too strong when headed in the closing stages over this track and trip recently. Although the veteran hasn't proved the most consistent of late, he could be worth chancing in his current mood, particularly off the same rating. Inspiring Speeches did little wrong when a close-up second at Beverley six days ago and, despite having something to prove on the all-weather, another good account is forecast. Bungle Bay looks best of the remainder.

INSPIRING SPEECHES was clear of the remainder when runner-up here at Beverley last time and, with a performance of similar merit, he should have enough to go one better in a thin race. Harbour Vision is a likely player and Nancy Rose is respected.

Provided the widest draw proves no hindrance, INSPIRING SPEECHES appears capable of opening his account.

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Racecard Key

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