13:50 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Coppice had a legitimate excuse (saddle slipped) when she failed to give her running in the Atalanta Stakes at Sandown and many will be willing to put that run aside with Frankie Dettori back in the saddle. However, she didn't appear to be entirely happy when she faded into fifth in the Falmouth on the July Course on her previous outing and, with that in mind, Atalanta third POTAPOVA looks a more appealing option, especially with her stable in resurgent form. Queen For You and Astral Beau are a couple of other notable contenders.

A case can be made for a few of these but QUEEN FOR YOU holds the edge on form and is proving a consistent sort too so edges the vote on the back of her excellent Sandown Group 3 second. Sandringham heroine Coppice can be excused her ninth in that contest when her saddle slipped and she rates the chief threat, although both Potapova and Tarawa can have a say too in an open Group 3.

The possible settling effect of the first-time hood could be a positive for the very lightly raced Godolphin 3yo SILVER LADY.

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14:00 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Barney's Angel got off the mark in good style on fast ground over this trip at Windsor and looks capable of defying a 3lb rise, although the forecast softer surface is a concern and preference is for WESTERN STARS. Jim Boyle's four-year-old ran a big race from the front when a close-up third off this rating over 1m4f at Epsom last time and must be considered now dropped back in trip off the same mark. Kells carries a 5lb penalty for his victory at Thirsk 11 days ago, but won by a wide margin there and ran well enough in defeat at Hamilton on Sunday.

BARNEY'S ANGEL landed a few decent bets when opening his account at Windsor last month and nudged up just 3 lb he's fancied to be bang there once again with a hood reapplied. Fascinating Lips has dropped down to his last winning mark so he could be the one to give the selection most to think about, with Mistress Light rounding off the shortlist.

Preference is for FASCINATING LIPS, who might be about to find some form on just his fourth run of the year.

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14:05 Gowran Park Maiden Hurdle 16f - 20 Run Class & Speed Card

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BORN IN PURPLE gets the nod over Hypotenus. A French import, the Willie Mullins-trained selection was beaten into second on her first start for current connections at Tramore last month. She went down by just half a length on that occasion and is likely to come on plenty for the experience. A three-time winner on the level in France, Hypotenus appears the main danger. Second in a Grade 3 on his debut over flights, he has been ultimately disappointing since and it'll be interesting to see how he fares now, starting off for Gavin Cromwell. Hurdling debutants Dollar Nolimit and Western Fold both warrant respect. Previously trained by Stuart Crawford, the former was an eyecatching seventh of 22 in a bumper at the Punchestown Festival in April and is now in the care of Joseph O'Brien.

French recruit BORN IN PURPLE made an encouraging start to his hurdle career when second at Tramore 6 weeks ago and is taken to prove too strong for Hypotenus, who has first outing for new trainer Gavin Cromwell here. Western Fold and Dollar Nolimit achieved enough in bumpers to think they can make an impact over hurdles and can fight it out for third spot.

On his best form HYPOTENUS has strong prospects. He will be hard to beat if he finds that level on his first run for Gavin Cromwell

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14:15 Worcester Maiden Chase (Class 3) 23f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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MOFASA was highly tried as a novice hurdler last season and finished third in a Grade 2 at Cheltenham in January. The seven-year-old now makes his debut for Paul Nicholls and he could prove hard to beat on his chasing bow. Broadway Boy has to be respected given how well he ended his last campaign, while Coconut Splash is the pick of the remainder.

A progressive 3-time winner in his first season over hurdles, BROADWAY BOY looks every inch a useful prospect for this switch to chasing and he could be the way to go on return without the benefit of market clues. Similar comments apply to Mofasa starting out over larger obstacles for his powerful new yard and he could be next best, ahead of Coconut Splash.

A very promising novice hurdler for Michael Scudamore last season, MOFASA is taken to make winning debut for Paul Nicholls.

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14:25 Newmarket Group 3 (Class 1) 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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This has undoubtedly been a stellar season for Karl Burke and further Group-race success could be imminent if NOVAKAI runs anywhere near the level that saw her finish a close second in the Fillies' Mile here last October. Having shown her stamina over 1m4f with a victory in the Aphrodite on the July Course on her penultimate start, Burke's filly has proven credentials for a race of this nature and another big run is expected. Running Lion also has some high-class form to her name, but she has something to prove on her first try beyond 1m2f. Therefore, the less exposed three-year-olds Sweet Memories and Sea Theme may be more potent threats.

A good Group 3. SWEET MEMORIES and Sea Theme could both be very good after scoring in listed company on only their third starts and look the pair to focus on, with a narrow vote going the way of the former under Frankie Dettori. The selection's stablemate Running Lion should also have a part to play back at the scene of her Pretty Polly win in the spring.

No shortage of plausible claims. The top two options may be SWEET MEMORIES and Sea Theme, who have both had just three races.

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14:35 Haydock Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Following a promising debut second, MARIE ELLEN was very keen from the front before weakening late on over 7f at Doncaster and she gets the nod with the return to 6f likely to suit. Conversely, Dramatic Effect was doing her best work at the finish when making the frame over this trip at Newbury and may be in need of an extra furlong, but she remains of serious interest in this company. William Haggas won this race in 2020 and his Dark Sun, who is out of a well-related Listed-placed mare, must be considered on debut, while Stop The Cavalry cost 200,000gns and is another newcomer to note.

The good form of the Ralph Beckett yard shows no sign of stopping and STOP THE CAVALRY gets the nod to make a winning debut, with confidence in her chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. Dark Sun is another newcomer who makes obvious paper appeal, while Marie Ellen and Dramatic Effect have shown a fair level of ability in their 2 starts and should also be in the shake-up.

The standard is set by DRAMATIC EFFECT who was under 3l away at Newbury behind a filly who has since run well in a Group 3.

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14:40 Gowran Park Maiden Hurdle 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Back over two miles and given a break since his last start, LITTLEFOOT should be able to win this weak affair. Second four times from his first five track starts, the Mark Molloy-trained five-year-old disappointed when sent off favourite over two and a half miles at Wexford in July. Beaten a nose on his only previous effort on soft ground, he should have no issues with the likely testing conditions. Gordon Elliott saddles Wisteria Bloom and The Bay Horse. Jack Kennedy will be aboard the former, who was second in bumpers at Kilbeggan and Perth, although he was also scheduled to appear at Clonmel on Thursday. The Bay Horse is a half-brother to four-time victor The Bosses Nephew and he won't have to be anything out of the ordinary to make an impact on debut. Minella Diamond, Monsieur Azul and Toonagh Warrior are other leading contenders.

Having showed some useful form in bumpers, LITTLEFOOT has showed ability in a couple of spins over hurdles, that despite not being seen to best effect under a patient ride at Wexford in July. The type to do better again in this sphere, he earns the narrow vote to come out on top, with Minella Diamond rating the chief threat. Wisteria Bloom, who showed ability himself in bumpers last year is another to note on hurdles bow.

Based on placed form in bumpers and a good run at Limerick on the first of two hurdle outings, LITTLEFOOT has a leading chance

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14:50 Worcester Handicap Chase (Class 4) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHESS PLAYER was a very impressive winner over an extended 2m3f at Stratford a month ago and a 7lb rise for that success may not be enough to stop the eight-year-old from going in again. Chestnut Pete has filled second place on his last couple of starts and could do so once again, while course second Mutual Respect completes the shortlist.

C&D scorer CHESS PLAYER looks the way to go on the back of his emphatic Stratford success despite having a career-high mark to overcome now. Mutual Respect also arrives in excellent nick and should ensure Ben Pauling's 8-y-o doesn't have things all his own way. Chestnut Pete is another who needs factoring in.

Chess Player produced a career-best performance last month but MUTUAL RESPECT also arrives in good form and is narrowly preferred.

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15:00 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Far from disgraced when a very close third in the Group 3 Prix d'Aumale at ParisLongchamp, ALSHINFARAH is fancied to appreciate dropping back to this trip and can resume winning ways, having started her career with victories at Doncaster and Haydock. Obviously, this is a much stiffer test and the likes of the unbeaten Shuwari, along with the progressive Carla's Way, present the selection with some serious competition. John and Thady Gosden's Spiritual completes the shortlist after an impressive debut win at Leicester.

YLANG YLANG was hugely impressive on her first two starts and, despite a blip last time, she makes most appeal with the scope for better. The unbeaten Shuwari is an obvious danger and Carla's Way deserves respect on the back of a solid showing at Goodwood.

The unbeaten SHUWARI earns the vote with the form of her Listed win at Sandown in July having been boosted by the runner-up.

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15:10 Haydock Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Fusterlandia sets the standard with some good efforts in better company than this, but he has had a few chances now and could be worth taking on with AVORIAZ. Andrew Balding's colt left his debut well behind when staying on for a close second after a poor start in a similar event at Ffos Las (fifth has won since) and further progress is expected. Global Skies was keen enough when third over 7f at Yarmouth last week and this drop in trip could see him in a better light.

In all probability, AVORIAZ will not need to improve on what he showed when second at Ffos Las at the beginning of the month in order to go one better here. It will look significant if support arrives for likely-looking newcomer Moswaat and he is feared most ahead of Fusterlandia.

Provided he takes to the visor then FUSTERLANDIA should be bang there. He didn't see out 7f on soft last week at Newbury.

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15:15 Gowran Park Handicap Hurdle 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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CHEMDAWG is the suggestion in this wide-open affair. The four-year-old ran her best race to date at Bellewstown last month, coming from off the pace to fill the runner-up spot. That was just her second try in handicap company and the Australia chestnut is open to further improvement. After going down by just a head on his penultimate outing, Be My Hero is given second preference. Given that he was a beaten favourite in a slightly stronger contest at Navan, it'll come as a surprise if he is not involved towards the business end. We'llgowats (first-time tongue-strap) was a good third when last seen at Punchestown in February and had three subsequent winners in behind. Successful at Cork in July of last year, the Liam O'Brien-trained eight-year-old should be able to make her presence felt. A runner-up at Tramore on her penultimate start, Mullins Cross looks a leading contender with Shane Fenelon claiming a valuable 7lb, while Gaelic Des Chastys, Master Breffni and three-time winner Romella (first-time cheekpieces) are others for the shortlist.

CHEMDAWG found improvement when second at Bellewstown last time and the form has been boosted by the winner, so she's fancied to go one better at the possible expense of We'llgowats, who is a big player if ready to go after 7 months off. Be My Hero is another one to consider.

Not all of these will be suited by soft ground. MULLINS CROSS is a possible exception in that respect and is given a hopeful vote

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15:25 Worcester Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Mylesfromwicklow looks likely to go well once again having hit the crossbar in all three starts under Rules to date. However, BEACHCOMBER bolted up at Chepstow in February and his subsequent effort in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham can easily be forgiven. Flying Fortune also has to be respected given her form in NH Flat races, while Push The Button is the pick of the remainder.

MYLESFROMWICKLOW showed a good level of form in 3 starts over hurdles last season and reappears with his stable amongst the winners, so he's selected to get off the mark. Flying Fortune was successful on 2 of her 4 bumper outings and rates a good hurdle prospect for a yard that traditionally does well at this time of the year, with Push The Button another interesting contender.

Peter Bowen's FLYING FORTUNE impressed when drawing clear to win a Haydock bumper by 7l in the spring and gets the vote.

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15:35 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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MALJOOM is a fascinating contender on his return from a long layoff. William Haggas' colt was unlucky when denied a clear run in the 2022 St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot, eventually storming home to finish a close-up fourth. He would take some stopping on that level of performance so his fitness might be worth chancing. Chindit completed a quickfire double when hanging on to defy top weight in a Listed event at Sandown last week and must enter calculations, while last year's winner Mutasaabeq always merits respect at this venue.

Everything looks in place for last year's winner MUTASAABEQ to stage a return to form. His record on the Rowley Mile is almost impeccable (sole defeat from five starts on this course came in the 2021 2000 Guineas) and this small-field scenario is perfect for him (form figures in fields comprising seven runners or fewer reads 1111232411). The bang in-form Chindit will offer stern resistance and he is next on the list ahead of the unexposed Maljoom, who will be a big threat if fully tuned-up.

Maljoom is a fascinating contender but preference is for CHINDIT who has been in fine form on his two starts this month.

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15:45 Haydock Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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HALA EMARAATY has been highly tried since registering back-to-back victories at the beginning of his career and sets the standard. A respectable fifth in the Sirenia Stakes at Kempton, this represents a significant drop in class for the son of Kodiac, who may well be up to giving weight away all round. Due For Luck is feared most, despite a surprise defeat at Chester, while the hat-trick chasing Hedge Fund is another serious contender.

DUE FOR LUCK might have won with a clearer run at Chester on his nursery debut last time, only just denied having had to wait for a gap on the home turn, so he is taken to quickly resume winning ways. Hedge Fund is feared most as he bids for the hat-trick, while Curious Rover can also make his presence felt.

This will be run at a fast pace and DUE FOR LUCK can pounce late to make amends for his unfortunate defeat at Chester.

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15:50 Gowran Park Conditions Hurdle 16f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAGICAL ZOE is an exciting prospect for the season ahead and it'll be interesting to see how she fares here, taking on mostly older and more experienced rivals. She didn't get the run of the race when second in the Jack De Bromhead Mares' Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham in March, subsequently running below par when tried over two and a half miles for the first time at Fairyhouse. Back in trip now and making her seasonal debut, the Shantou five-year-old looks the one to beat. Anna Bunina is the highest-rated runner in the line-up and was second in Grade 1 company at Punchestown on her penultimate start. The admirable 10-time winner disappointed when last seen at Killarney in May, but an improved performance can be expected from her as she returns from a well-earned break. Gordon Elliott is represented by Say Goodbye and Air Drop, with the former out of action for well over a year. Successful over fences on her last two starts, the Getaway seven-year-old warrants respect, getting weight from the selection and Anna Bunina.

MAGICAL ZOE didn't appear to get home upped to 20.4f in a Fairyhouse Grade 1 when last seen during the spring and she looked progressive prior to that, notably finishing second in the Dawn Run at the Cheltenham Festival in March. On the face of it, conceding weight to Anna Bunina and Say Goodbye will be no easy task, but she remains unexposed and may well find the necessary improvement.

Ground will likely be key to the outcome. MAGICAL ZOE (nap) could make into one of the regular players in top-level Irish hurdle races

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16:00 Worcester Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 20f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Young Merlin puts his unbeaten record over hurdles on the line in this series final and Amy Murphy's charge shouldn't be far away off 4lb higher than last month's Cartmel success. Marginal preference, however, is for ALLIHIES, who relished the step up in trip when winning over C&D in July and Dan Skelton's four-year-old can defy a 6lb rise. Our Scholar seeks a five-timer and merits respect, while Sean Bowen taking the ride on Gaius over his stablemate En Avant should be noted too.

With the promise of better to come from YOUNG MERLIN, he is taken to preserve his unbeaten record over hurdles. The 7-y-o appeared to have more in hand than the margin of victory would imply at Cartmel last time and a subsequent 4 lb rise is by no means harsh. Our Scholar and En Avant both appear to be on upward curves and are feared most in that order of preference, while Painless Potter is also shortlisted.

He flopped on his handicap debut but FADED FANTASY qualified for this series final with a very easy maiden win and is worth chancing.

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16:10 Newmarket Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Zain Blue has arguably achieved the most of these on his two runner-up efforts to date and is likely to be involved in the shake-up once more. Nevertheless, ACCUMULATE did well to finish second from a poor early position on his debut at Ascot and, with any improvement, the Calyx colt may go one place better in this contest. Al Shabab Storm is another to consider after an encouraging opening bid at Leicester, while Symbol Of Power features among a clutch of interesting newcomers.

ZAIN BLUE backed up his debut effort when runner-up in the Convivial at York and, with that form proving notably strong, he's selected to become the fifth next-time-out winner from that maiden. Accumulate shaped with bags of promise on his recent Ascot debut and is open to plenty of improvement, with Symbol of Power pick of the newcomers before market clues.

Roger Varian won this last year and could again provide the answer, with ACCUMULATE who was a promising second on his recent debut.

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16:20 Haydock Handicap (Class 3) 14f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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This is within range for CIRCUIT BREAKER, who made triumphant return from a short break with a dominant effort over 2m at Kempton. Put up just 4lb for that comfortable success, the son of Nathaniel is open to any amount of progress in staying handicaps, but this slightly shorter trip can help to counter the relatively quick reappearance. Recent Sandown winner Miller Spirit is respected but has more to do under a 6lb penalty, especially with an additional four furlongs to tackle, so Flower Of Dubai is suggested as more of a threat with her stamina proven.

URBAN OUTLOOK was well suited by the step up to this distance when scoring at Chester and, with the scope for better still, he's marginally preferred to fellow last-time-out winners Circuit Breaker and Miller Spirit in what looks a strong race for the numbers.

The well-bred CIRCUIT BREAKER (nap) smacked of a stayer with more to offer when winning comfortably at Kempton.

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16:25 Gowran Park Handicap Hurdle 20f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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A difficult contest to assess, with LUCKY ZEBO the suggestion. The six-year-old completed a hat-trick at Kilbeggan in July and was a close third on his most recent start at Wexford, after being hampered in the closing stages. Back over flights now, Henry de Bromhead looks to have found a good opportunity for the progressive bay. Sir Bob is another reverting to the smaller obstacles and the 11-year-old is given second preference. Likely to relish the testing conditions, he has finished no worse than third in eight of his last nine starts. Top-weight Chinx Of Light is yet another switching back to hurdles. Ultimately disappointing over fences, he returns from a year-long absence and it'll be interesting to see how he fares. As Tears Go By will need to bounce back from recent efforts if he is to feature, while Ochocinco can't be discounted after winning on debut at Down Royal.

LUCKY ZEBO has continued his progress since switched to chasing and, back over the smaller obstacles, he looks potentially well treated, so he's preferred to Sir Bob, with Ochocinco well worthy of respect on the back of an impressive hurdling debut at Down Royal 4 months ago.

A nightmare for the layers and even LUCKY ZEBO is difficult to weigh up as he is coming back from chasing. Krabat could offer value

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16:30 Worcester Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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MA BELLE NOIRE struck with something in hand over C&D earlier this month and, given the authority of that success, a 7lb rise in the ratings doesn't appear insurmountable. Blue Sans has upped her game this year and she is likely to be in the shake-up once again now only 5lb higher than when completing a hat-trick at Southwell. Artemis Angel arrives in good heart and also enters calculations on the return to 2m7f.

BLUE SANS needs more to get the 4-timer up but could well be up to the task. Ma Belle Noire is also thriving and has to be feared. Stamina Chope ran well back over hurdles here recently and is also in the mix.

Irish raider ARTEMIS ANGEL (nap) faced an impossible task against the winner when second last month but was nicely clear of the others.

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16:35 Dundalk Maiden 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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UN BACIO ANCORA arrives on the back of a couple of good runs and may prove the answer. She seemed to perform to a good bit above her mark when runner-up at the Curragh last Saturday and although it may be a bit dangerous to take that too literally, at least she comes here in good heart, which can't be said for many of the others. Lope De Rueda has hinted at some ability and has the top mark of 67. He could be a player now in this grade. Emorcee didn't run too badly when mid-division in handicap company here a week ago and his mark of 65 entitles him to play a part.

UN BACIO ANCORA arrives on the back of an excellent second (travelled well) in a maiden at the Curragh 6 days ago and a performance of similar merit should be enough for her to go one better unless Emorcee can bounce back to his best down in grade. Lope de Rueda isn't a forlorn hope.

Two of Noel Meade's three runners were in the frame here last week and his representative JALO could well go a few places better

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16:45 Newmarket Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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BROADWAY ACT has posted a couple of solid efforts in defeat when second on the July Course and a similar level of performance could be enough to shed his maiden tag at the third time of asking. Psalm, a 300,000gns purchase, must merit respect on his debut and the Aidan O'Brien-trained son of Sea The Stars needs monitoring in the market. Placo and Ten Bob Tony have displayed enough ability to suggest that they can get involved too.

BROADWAY ACT took a step forward from his promising debut effort when again finding only a potentially smart sort too strong over this trip on the July Course 5 weeks ago and with the prospect of more to come, he could well be up to going one place better. Newcomer Psalm holds group-race entries for his powerful stable and is well worthy of note, whilst Placo, following his promising Leicester debut fourth is also worth a look in a most intriguing maiden.

Broadway Act sets a useful standard having been runner-up on both starts but this could go to the Ballydoyle newcomer PSALM.

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16:50 Haydock Handicap (Class 5) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Soft ground will make sure this is a proper stamina test, and ZILLION is expected to relish it. The nine-year-old has won four races, with two of those over further and one on soft ground, and arrives after coming home second in a class 2 handicap at Bath. He races from bottom weight, even before taking into account Mia Nicholls' 7lb claim, and may have the edge on dual C&D winner Billy No Mates, while Lucky's Dream is another to consider for a stable in good form.

A case can be made for a few of these but BILLY NO MATES can boast a C&D success and has gone well fresh too so he edges the vote from Zillion, who arrives at the top of his game and is greatly feared. Daaris and V Twelve also need considering in a tight-knit handicap.

With conditions fine and heading here on the back of an excellent effort at Bath where he was last turning in, ZILLION appeals most.

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16:55 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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UNPLUGGED filled second place over an extended 1m3f at Haydock last time and it would be no surprise to see the seven-year-old go one better off the same mark here. That said, Denis Anthony has been running well in defeat of late and may improve for the application of first-time cheekpieces. Others to note are Silver Nightfall, Khilwafy and King Of The Plains.

Having won twice this summer, UNPLUGGED got back on the up when second at Haydock last time and he can build on that to return to winning ways. Heading the list of dangers is Genesius, who wasn't discredited behind a pair of 3-y-os on his latest outing, while Dark Island can bounce back to form returned to this grade.

A tricky opener. Silver Nightfall is 2-2 at Newcastle, but the suggestion is GENESIUS who has won fresh from a break in the past.

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17:00 Gowran Park Handicap Hurdle 20f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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COMO PARK, a former smart horse on the Flat for Joseph O'Brien, catches the eye on his handicap debut. The four-year-old has run really well on all three starts since joining Henry de Bromhead, but there is huge potential for improvement now that the son of Camelot steps up in trip. With a Flat rating of 90, he certainly doesn't look overburdened off just 107 on his first venture into this company since going jumping. Hard Target has only the one win to his name, but had been in remarkably consistent form prior to being brought down at Listowel last weekend. If none the worse for that experience, the six-year-old should be involved. Three-time chase winner Happy Dreams is an interesting contender off a hurdles mark 13lb lower than that off which he races over fences.

This slightly shorter trip looks ideal for THAT'S ABOUT RIGHT given how he shaped at Ballinrobe last month, so he's taken to confirm the promise of that run and open his account. Como Park has yet to match his useful Flat form in this sphere but still has time on his side and will be suited by the step up in distance now heading into handicap company, while Hard Target has been running consistently well this summer and completes the shortlist.

A chance is taken on the well-bred ALL WALKS OF LIFE. Note That's About Right, Hard Target, Mister Twist, Emancipator

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17:05 Worcester Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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UP FOR APPEAL looks the one to be on. Christian Williams' gelding gained a breakthrough success at Stratford last month and should give it a good go off only 5lb higher. The reliable Getaway Tom warrants consideration too, while you can also make a solid case for Walkinthewoods on the evidence of his comfortable success at Ffos Las and because he's gone well fresh in the past.

CARDANO has shaped better than the result so far over hurdles and his Flat form gives him the scope for improvement, so he's worth chancing despite the presence of the hat-trick seeking Emanate. Up For Appeal is also going the right way and merits consideration.

The pick is UP FOR APPEAL, who darted clear in pretty good style at Stratford last month and might still be well handicapped.

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17:10 Dundalk Handicap 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Not a strong looking contest and four-time C&D winner TAI SING YEH may be able to bag another victory at the track. He didn't make much impression on the beach at Laytown last time, but had run well to finish runner-up at Leopardstown previously and looks to have slipped to a workable mark. Stablemate Rocky Dreams has a similar profile, having also won four over track and trip, and comes here on the back of a moderate run at Laytown. He could be the danger. Hero Of The Hour is a three-time C&D winner and is another who has to be on the shortlist on his return to action.

An open-looking apprentice event which can go the way of TAI SING YEH, who has the blinkers quickly reinstated after a rare below-par effort recently and partnered by a jockey earning plenty of plaudits at present, James McAuley's veteran can regain the winning thread. Petit Calvados shaped encouragingly making her first start outside of France back in May so she heads up the opposition, ahead of Inishmot Prince and last year's winner Rocky Dreams.

Petit Calvados is interesting, but the lack of a recent run is a worry and MIGHT AND MERCY (Nap) catches the eye from a good draw

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17:20 Newmarket Listed (Class 1) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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NEW LONDON weakened into fifth in the Group 1 Grosser Preis von Berlin in August, but the Charlie Appleby stable is in better form now and, dropped into Listed class, he can belatedly get off the mark for the season. Lion's Pride is less exposed after only three starts, including a Kempton success and a one-length third behind Candleford at Windsor following a slow start, and he could be a serious danger. Blanchland was second in the Zetland Stakes last year, but struggled in the Feilden Stakes on his only start this campaign.

As is usually the case a small field assemble for this listed contest and it's NEW LONDON who is selected to come out on top for last year's winning combination Charlie Appleby & William Buick. He wasn't up to Group 1 company in Germany last month, but with the tongue tie back on and his sights lowered significantly, he can get the better of Lion's Pride, who looks a colt on the up after just a handful of starts. Candleford can fill out third spot.

New London's modest show in Germany leaves Candleford and LION'S PRIDE as the most likely principals.

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17:25 Haydock Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Young Fire drops a class after finishing fifth at Nottingham on Tuesday and although he was beaten close to five lengths at the line, as a four-time course winner he warrants plenty of respect. PEARL EYE is five years his junior, though, and has already won three times over C&D on varying ground. He was a solid second at Chester recently and could get back to winning ways. Beccara Rose and Conservationist complete the shortlist.

SHAHBAZ and Beccara Rose both look interesting runners for Charlie Fellowes. The latter beat a subsequent winner on her most recent outing at Kempton and is still relatively unexposed, but the former is very much at home when the mud is flying and is taken to gain reward for some creditable efforts this season. Pearl Eye arrives at the top of his game and completes the shortlist.

The runners in form look high in the weights but something has to win and it was good to see BECCARA ROSE win her maiden.

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17:30 Newcastle Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOLRAY confirmed the promise that he displayed on debut when second at Chepstow last time and that form suggests that he is the one to beat here. However, Moon Flight has a similar profile to the selection and could give him plenty to think about. Crown Dreams failed to fire on his most recent start but his two previous second-placed finishes give him a decent chance.

Little between the principals on form but MOON FLIGHT still looked a bit rough around the edges when runner-up at Kempton last time so earns the vote with better to come. Solray rates the chief threat on the back of his recent Chepstow second, with Crown Dreams another to consider on his tapeta debut.

Solray is greatly respected but SUNFYRE leaves the impression there's more to come at some point and is narrowly preferred.

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17:35 Gowran Park NH Flat Race 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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The unbeaten AURORA VEGA should be up to the task as she faces what is unquestionably her stiffest test to date. Exceptionally well bred, by Walk In The Park out of champion racemare Quevega, the five-year-old has barely come off the bridle to win her first two starts at Sligo and Killarney. Now taking on much stronger opposition in this Listed contest, she will need to take a major step forward. Stablemate Abi's Champ looks the biggest threat, having also won her last two starts in facile fashion. The daughter of Leading Light definitely has the potential to make Aurora Vega work harder here. Caman Eileen could well make it a clean sweep for trainer Willie Mullins, with the easy Tramore winner something of an unknown quantity.

Willie Mullins looks to hold a very strong hand in this mares' listed event and his highly promising AURORA VEGA is fancied to make it 3-3 and edge out stablemate Caman Eileen, who also looks to have better days ahead of her. Abi's Champ can make it a 1-2-3 for the Closutton handler in an intriguing contest.

THISISTHEWAY might offer a little each-way value in a hot race. She beat a stablemate of Abi's Champ and Aurora Vega on debut

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17:45 Dundalk Maiden 7f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRAND JOB sets a good standard here. The Justify filly has been placed twice from three starts, with her other run coming when fifth in Group 2 company. She looked to bump into a very smart filly in Rising Sign at Punchestown last time and would be unlucky to meet another one of that quality. Gentileschi has placed form in France and is one to note on her first outing for Josh Halley. There are a few barrier trial winners in the field. The Jessica Harrington-trained Starry Dew looked a nice sort when winning her trial here, while Vina Arana also came home in front in her heat and impressed with the way she quickened late. Aidan O'Brien saddles two newcomers as well, both by Galileo. Osprey is a daughter of dual Group 3 winner So Perfect, while Lily Hart is a sister to black-type performers High Heels and Facade.

This looks a good maiden on paper. GRAND JOB chased home a very promising newcomer from the Ger Lyons' stable at Punchestown and might be the way to go. That yard is represented by a superbly-bred newcomer in Quadruple and she's very interesting. Aidan O'Brien runs a fascinating pair in Osprey and Lily Hart, while Starry Dew is one of the barrier trial winners to keep an eye on.

Grand Job sets the standard but looks vulnerable and a chance is taken on the well-bred newcomer STARRY DEW getting the job done

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17:55 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 9f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Turntable is a standing dish in this race after winning it off a rating of 81 in 2021 and off 86 last year, but he is 2lb higher now and is yet to place since joining the Harry Eustace yard. The lightly-raced REAL GAIN is preferred, despite losing his unbeaten record on his handicap debut, when running on late over a mile at York. The added furlong may see him back to winning ways here, though Sudden Ambush could also bounce back to his best if encountering a quicker surface.

Taking on his elders for the first time, CRACK SHOT wasted no time getting back on the up when successful at Newbury a month ago and he can score again with more still to offer. Real Gain has progressed with each of his 3 starts so far and is feared most back up in trip, while Sudden Ambush can fare better returned to a sounder surface.

Thrice-raced colt REAL GAIN (nap) looks capable of further progress. Fellow 3yo Crack Shot is feared most.

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18:00 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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In a moderate event it is hard to oppose SUN POWER, who returned to winning ways over 7f here 10 days ago and he should be capable of defying a 5lb penalty in this company. First Of May remains unexposed and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although Roaring Ralph and Golden Duke are others who could make the frame.

Though FIRST OF MAY has struggled on turf the last twice, she's 2-2 on the all-weather and it would be no surprise were this unexposed filly to get back on track. Roshambo is likely to get her head back in front sooner rather than later and she is second choice ahead of Sun Power, who resumed winning ways over 7f here recently.

A fast pace would be ideal for FIRST OF MAY but she may be well enough treated on AW to win, even if this is more steadily run.

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18:15 Dundalk Handicap 8f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROCKBURY LAD had been threatening to win a race for a while before his success here last week. The Showcasing gelding travelled well to challenge then and was probably value for a bit more than his winning margin. With that confidence-boosting success, he may be able to defy a 7lb rise. Yester chased him home a week ago and, on revised terms, he is an obvious danger. Darkdeserthighway, a stablemate of the selection, ran better when finishing third at Punchestown last time and has slipped to a competitive mark. He is another for the shortlist.

DARKDESERTHIGHWAY shaped well after 4 months off when third at Punchestown 16 days ago and, with the run likely to have brought her on, she makes plenty of appeal off the same mark. The Mpex Kid took a step back in the right direction at Galway on his most recent outing and has been given a real chance by the assessor having been eased 6 lb on the back of that run, with last-time-out scorers Smaoineamh Sile and Rockbury Lad others to consider.

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18:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HIGHLAND QUEEN is best forgiven her sixth-placed finish in a classified stakes event at Catterick in late August as she stumbled badly over a path early on. A week earlier, Bryan Smart's filly had finished a close-up second in a maiden handicap at Carlisle and she holds leading claims on that performance. Merry Secret has posted some creditable efforts in defeat of late and also merits consideration on his stable debut, while any market support for handicap debutant Sea Girt would be interesting.

Lots of these arrive with a question mark against them so HIGHLAND QUEEN, who didn't enjoy the rub of the green when sixth at Catterick last time, is well worth siding with to capitalise on a reduced mark. Elettaria could emerge as the main danger if shrugging off a lesser effort at Carlisle, while Pink Sky At Night is not without a chance either now back up in trip.

The Carlisle winner ELETTARIA can confirm her superiority over Highland Queen with Coral Reef arguably the main danger.

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18:45 Dundalk Listed 11f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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PIZ BADILE has a few questions to answer coming here off a break, but could prove a class act. The Ulysses colt was runner-up in the Irish Derby last year before a disappointing effort in France, which ended his season. He ran a nice race when third on his return at the Curragh at the start of May, and travelled well for a long way before failing to go with the front two late on in the Tattersalls Gold Cup later that month. He seems best suited by nice ground and this surface should be OK. Bold Discovery is next best on official ratings, with a mark of 108, and looks the danger. The Jessica Harrington-trained colt produced a solid run to finish sixth in Group 2 company at Leopardstown and is battle-hardened recently. His stablemate Villanova Queen wasn't far behind him when eighth at Leopardstown and is another who has to come into calculations.

The widest stall could complicate things but PIZ BADILE is a potential class act here. British raider Sea The Casper has a good AW record and is second choice ahead of San Andreas, who goes so well at this track. Villanova Queen will also have a say if first-time cheekpieces help her to bounce back to her Royal Ascot form.

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

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Bernie The Bear is likely to prove popular after gaining a breakthrough success at Wolverhampton last time out, but the three-year-old returns to handicap company off a 2lb higher mark and there may be some value in taking the son of Elzaam on. SEE MY BABY JIVE has given the impression that she could unlock some untapped potential over this extra furlong and fits the bill off only 2lb higher than her last success. The in-form Malinheadsearovers is a viable alternative.

TEES GEORGE has dropped a long way in the weights and shaped as if back in form over a trip that stretches him last time, so he makes plenty of appeal back in distance. Bernie The Bear looked well suited by the tapeta when scoring at Wolverhampton last time and he's expected to go well again. Malinheadsearovers is another one to consider.

The safest advice is to stick with the Wolverhampton scorer BERNIE THE BEAR for the prolific Fahey and Orr combination.

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19:15 Dundalk Handicap 11f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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ECLAT DE LUMIERE can go one better having been unfortunate to bump into an improving mare when runner-up at Clonmel. With the winner of that race following up at Listowel subsequently, the form has a solid look to it. The Dermot Weld-trained four-year-old had been threatening to strike in recent starts so has to be a leading contender, with a first-time visor another potential positive. Walhaan hasn't been at his best in recent outings, but reverts to the Polytrack off a handy mark. He was in decent form at this track around the same time last year so has to be a threat under Colin Keane. Pierre Lapin boasts a similar profile, as another who looks nicely handicapped if recapturing last winter's best form.

PIERRE LAPIN needs everything to fall right but he arrives having turned in his best effort of the campaign when finishing a close-up fifth over shorter at Roscommon at the start of the month. With cheekpieces refitted, he could be worth chancing returned to all weather. Eclat de Lumiere is sure to have her supporters and she's a threat, with Morph Speed and Expound others to consider in a wide-open affair.

Given plenty to do at Clonmel last time, ECLAT DE LUMIERE came home strongly and might be able to go one better today.

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19:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Representing the William Haggas yard, TURQUOISE DIAMOND proved a different proposition when winning on her second appearance in handicap company at Brighton earlier this month and looks more than capable of defying a 6lb rise in the ratings. Fellow last-time-out winner Abbey's Dream appeared to find some improvement in first-time cheekpieces at Wolverhampton and she may emerge as the chief threat to the selection off only 2lb higher, while the returning Mawada could have more to offer now entering this sphere and is worth a second look.

There should be more to come from TURQUOISE DIAMOND and she can make light of a 6 lb rise for her recent Brighton success. Abbey's Dream has a good record on tapeta and is second choice ahead of Julie Camacho's Haydock handicap debut scorer Zapphire.

Zapphire is one to take seriously but this could be well run and CARLTON AND CO is taken to register a second course win.

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19:45 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Top-weight CELTIC REVIVAL may be able to overcome that burden under leading apprentice James Ryan. The Eddie Lynam-trained gelding won twice under Ryan at this track last winter and shaped with plenty of encouragement when runner-up here on his penultimate start. Ridden by Ben Coen on that occasion, he races off 5lb lower now once taking Ryan's claim into account. C&D winner Golden Sandbanks has been in fine form of late, winning over hurdles at Sligo and on the Flat at Galway. Despite his wide draw in stall 14, the Paul Flynn-trained six-year-old is capable of a big run. Union Flag has been gradually getting the hang of things since switching to handicap company, and there was plenty to like about his staying-on third over 10 furlongs here last week.

CIAO ADIOS fared best of those held up when chasing home Pro Bono at Tramore recently and she has a definite chance of reversing the placings with that rival on these revised terms. That said, Pro Bono wasn't disgraced over hurdles next time and should give another good account, while Celtic Revival and Mosaaheb are others to consider.

A three-time C&D winner, CELTIC REVIVAL ran a solid race over 1m6f at Navan last time but this trip suits better and he can win again

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

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ELDRICKJONES showed considerable improvement for a wind operation to stroll home over C&D last time out and although he has a 5lb penalty here, he is due to go up by 6lb in future and is effectively 1lb well-in. More importantly, there is every chance he can progress further now, in which case he could well follow up despite top-weight. Dreamrocker is also open to improvement after winning a Salisbury novice on her second start and could be the main threat, while Cusack has won here three times and is equally hard to ignore.

ELDRICKJONES was evidently well served by a breathing operation as he capitalised on the drop in grade/much-reduced mark in ready fashion over 7f here 10 days ago. Remaining with plenty of handicapping scope, he earns the vote to follow up under a penalty, with fellow recent winners Bushfire and Lady Wormsley others fancied to be in the mix. Tuscan is another to keep an eye on having run his best race of the season at Ayr last week.

Tuscan and ELDRICKJONES (nap) have tumbled down the weights and the selection is taken to make light of his 5lb penalty.

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20:15 Dundalk Handicap 12f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although now 9lb higher than when winning here last week, FAIRYTALE PRINCESS should be able to defy the handicapper for a second time. The Ger Lyons-trained three-year-old looked to show huge improvement for the switch to the all-weather surface, so having remained in the lowest grade, she can follow up. If anything, stepping up an additional two furlongs could well see the daughter of Camelot in a better light. Numidia was only just denied in the second division of that same handicap last Friday, albeit in a slightly slower time. The Peter Lawlor-trained gelding is a former course winner who is certainly worth another try at this distance. Now 3lb below her mark when winning over C&D last November, Maura's Gift also has to enter calculations.

Plenty are in with a shout. PORTREATH rates just the pick of the weights and is taken to make a winning start on polytrack with this step up in trip also a likely plus. In-form duo Sky Legend and Numidia appeal as the pick of the rest and can chase home Jessica Harrington's 3-y-o in that order. Tastyee completes the shortlist.

Though raised 9lb for her win over 1m2f here a week ago, FAIRYTALE PRINCESS should stay this trip and can go in again.

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20:30 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Trainer Anthony Brittain won this race in 2017 and 2018 and he is back for more with Wolverhampton third Turbo Tiger, though a draw in the 14 stall may mean a place is the best he can hope for. BLACKCURRENT is preferred after the gelding made most of the running to score by a neck here off 2lb lower last time out. His six wins here include four over C&D and three off higher marks, making his chance glaringly obvious. Mumcat and Phoenix Star might prove best of the rest, possibly in that order.

JOHN KIRKUP is going through a good spell at the moment and looks ready to end his long losing streak. Blackcurrent and Gowanbuster head the opposition in a competitive affair.

Basholo should go well back at 5f but a 4lb rise may not prevent PHOENIX STAR from following up a recent C&D success.

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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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