11:57 Market Rasen Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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The votes goes to MAGIC WAVE, who bumped into the now 135-rated Pembroke at Wetherby when last seen. The fact Mark Walford's gelding was sent off as favourite that day would suggest he had been showing up well at home, so he might be a tall order if returning at the top of his game. Pertemps Diamond's best performance came when finishing third to the useful Willlmount in a Doncaster bumper in January and although he failed to kick on thereafter, he's an interesting prospect now switched to hurdles. Hiero Sport appeals most of the remainder.

Useful-bumper winner MAGIC WAVE was beaten only by a useful sort on his hurdles bow at Wetherby when last seen 12 months ago and can start to make up for lost time. J'Habite En France and El Saviour make most appeal of the others.

He has a 365-day absence to defy, but MAGIC WAVE looked a useful prospect last autumn. J'Habite En France is second choice.

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12:05 Newcastle Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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There were plenty of positives to be taken from Saunton Surf's hurdles debut when runner-up at Ludlow last month and another bold bid from the Warren Greatrex-trained filly looks on the cards. However, CHOSEN HERO, who posted a second-placed finish on her opening outing over timber at Hexham recently, makes slightly more appeal. The 3m point winner should appreciate the step up from 2m to 2m4f here and conditions will be no issue. Take It Upstairs may fare best of the remainder.

SAUNTON SURF did notably well to finish second on her Ludlow hurdle debut 4 weeks ago, having been badly hampered at the first, so she's selected to go one better with improvement on the cards. Chosen Hero shouldn't be long in opening her account over hurdles, while Blue Baloo and Bishop Hill are others to note.

After chasing home a dual bumper winner on her hurdling debut at Hexham, CHOSEN HERO moves up in trip here and looks the one to beat.

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12:10 Thurles Maiden Chase 22f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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While a late recruit to fences, Klassical Dream is head and shoulders above his 10 rivals here and with a clean round of jumping, he should prevail. A seven-time winner at the highest level over flights, he was last seen finishing a fine third in the French Champion Hurdle at Auteuil in June, with the likes of Hewick, Flooring Porter and Asterion Forlonge all in behind. Successful three times over the smaller obstacles, Digby stands out as the danger. A real stayer, he ran a fine race on his first start over fences at Fairyhouse last month and is sure to come on plenty for that experience. Gold Bullion is another who ran with plenty of credit on his first try chasing, finishing third behind Power Of Pause at Listowel. It'll come as a surprise if the Fame And Glory seven-year-old fails to make the frame here. The aforementioned trio are a cut above the remainder.

Firmly established as a high-class staying hurdler, KLASSICAL DREAM signed off last term with victory/placed efforts in Grade 1 company and this looks a very good opportunity form him to make a winning return/chase debut. Gold Bullion and Digby comfortably rate best of those in opposition.

If KLASSICAL DREAM can get anywhere near the level of his hurdle form, he will be very hard to beat on chase debut

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12:20 Wincanton Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 15f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Escobedo won a similar race at Sedgefield when last seen over hurdles in early October and another bold bid can be expected of just a 6lb higher mark. Double Click also enters calculations based on the fact that he is 2-4 in this sphere and has scope to improve on his seasonal return. However, R S AMBUSH posted a commendable effort when second on his British debut last month and, given the winner of that race was placed in a Grade 2 next time, the form looks solid at this stage.

This can go the way of R S AMBUSH, who took a significant step forward when runner-up on first start for Dr Richard Newland at Worcester 6 weeks ago and with further improvement anticipated now handicapping, he can go a place better at the expense of Him Malaya, who could well leave his reappearance effort behind for Paul Nicholls. Escobedo and Tidal Storm can fight out third spot.

Handicap debutant R S AMBUSH looks interesting after chasing home a Graded horse at Worcester and the third has also run well since.

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12:30 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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LADY GWEN escapes a penalty having landed a conditional riders' event under Kai Lenihan one week ago and that could prove vital as Kim Bailey's in-form mare bids to repeat the dose. Minella Plus continues to fall down the handicap and it would be no surprise to see an improved showing now eased in class. Climate Precedent, who makes his handicap debut from what appears to be a workable mark, is also noted.

A few with chances but LADY GWEN escapes a penalty for her recent Taunton conditional jockeys' success so is hard to oppose. Minella Plus took a step back in the right direction when fifth at Ludlow last time and appeals as the one to chase home Kim Bailey's mare, with Climate Precedent appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

The 5yo mare LADY GWEN prevailed in a big field at Taunton last Thursday and escapes a penalty here. Hugueneau is a danger.

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12:40 Newcastle Handicap Chase (Class 5) 23f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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IMPERIAL ALEX's stamina may have been stretched by the 3m1f distance when runner-up at Warwick earlier in the month and compensation could await on this ease in trip, despite the handicapper having his say with a 5lb rise in the ratings. Elleon posted a string of second-placed finishes last season and the eight-year-old may give the selection most to think about on his return to action, while Augharue is a potential improver now upped to an extended 2m7f.

IMPERIAL ALEX was much improved from his chase debut when runner-up at Warwick 16 days ago, pulling clear of the rest having met trouble on the run-in, and he can build on that to go one better. Pats Dream shaped encouragingly sent chasing last month and could be the main danger, while Elleon can give his running once again.

Preference is for Tom Lacey's unexposed chaser IMPERIAL ALEX, who was a clear second in a big-field handicap at Warwick two weeks ago.

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12:45 Thurles Handicap Chase 18f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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This has a very open look to it. Four of these faced off over the course and distance earlier this month, with Name Me Famous coming out on top. MCGRATH FROM CLUNE was the subject of a gamble on that occasion and while he could manage only fourth, he might be able to reverse the form now. Sure to strip fitter for that effort, which was his first since May, the Califet seven-year-old should give a good account of himself on what will be his third start over fences. The aforementioned Name Me Famous went up 7lb for his recent win and will have to defy top-weight if he is to follow up here. Game And Glory may prove the best of Philip Rothwell's three representatives, while handicap debutant Maciver is of definite interest with Darragh O'Keeffe aboard. Successful in this very race 12 months ago, Filon D'oudairies warrants respect in first-time cheekpieces, with Lake Chad another for the shortlist.

NAME ME FAMOUS resumed winning ways back from a break here 3 weeks ago, his jumping proving and asset this time, and he should have more to offer in this sphere. Leigh Oscars Son and Mcgrath From Clune both remain with potential in this sphere and are feared most.

There was plenty to like about the performance of MCGRATH FROM CLUNE and he should come on for that

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12:55 Wincanton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 16f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Soul Icon shaped nicely over hurdles and, given his tendency to jump out to the right, this course could play to his strengths if he adapts to fences on his chasing debut. Returning to going right-handed should also suit Beau Balko, whose best form over timber was posted going this way round. However, TRITONIC has some high-class hurdles form to his name and, now sent chasing off a competitive mark, he looks worth chancing. Scarface can also figure if his jumping holds together this time.

BEAU BALKO rates the type to make a chaser and looked a natural in the jumping department before folding from 4 out on his debut over fences at Ffos Las 39 days ago. However, he remains likely to do better in this sphere for his leading stable and gets the nod to leave that behind and come out on top. Tritonic and Soul Icon can give him plenty to think about, however.

All four have claims but SCARFACE is given another chance as not a lot went right on his return at Ascot.

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13:05 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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It might pay to side with JERSEY LADY, who failed to live up to market expectations on her stable debut earlier this month. That effort ought to have blown away the cobwebs, however, and the daughter of Martaline, who stays further than this, will appreciate the step up in trip. Sinndarella was a winner at Cartmel in August and she looks a likely player from just 4lb higher. Gaye Legacy should not be underestimated either.

GAYE LEGACY looked ahead of her mark when a staying-on third at Chepstow last time and, with this longer trip likely to bring more out of her, she's fancied to get off the mark at the possible expense of last-time-out winner Sinndarella. Jersey Lady is also considered.

The lightly raced GAYE LEGACY is from the family of smart staying chaser Simon and this step up in trip could be just what she needs.

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13:15 Newcastle Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 24f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOLWAY PRIMROSE reaped the rewards of last month's wind procedure when opening her account at Hexham recently and this lightly-raced mare must hold every chance of completing a double off only 4lb higher. Dequall offered something to work with when finishing a respectable third after a 556-day absence at Kelso last month. Stuart Coltherd's gelding is entitled to improve for that effort and he is one to consider, along with handicap debutant Tune In A Box, who may unlock some improvement now faced with a stiffer stamina test.

SO MANY ROADS is still unexposed and should come on for his reappearance, so he's worth a chance to resume progress up in trip. Tune In A Box is a notable handicap debutant and Solway Primrose deserves respect after scoring at Hexham with something to spare.

Heavy-ground winner SO MANY ROADS still has low mileage, and moves up in trip after a very encouraging seasonal debut over 2m4f.

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13:20 Thurles Maiden Hurdle 23f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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GETAWAY CHARLIE might be able to upstage likely favourite Will Do. After many fine efforts in defeat, the selection finally made the breakthrough at Punchestown last month, comfortably accounting for 18 rivals. A real staying type, the Getaway bay will be ridden by David Doyle and his 7lb claim could prove crucial. Successful on his first try over flights at Sligo last month, the hat-trick seeking Will Do is given second preference, representing the in-form team of Gordon Elliott and Jack Kennedy. John McConnell saddles Chance The Robin and Moon D'orange, with Ben Harvey opting to partner the latter. He got within two lengths of the promising Johnnywho at Carlisle earlier this month and a reproduction of that effort would see him go close. Sarah Beara has been ultimately disappointing since landing a gamble at Wexford in August and back over flights now, it'll be interesting to see how she fares.

Gordon Elliott continues to sweep all before him and having been successful in this corresponding event 12 months ago, WILL DO is fancied to repeat the feat and continue his promising start over hurdles. Getaway Charlie opened his account at Punchestown just over 6 weeks ago and he looks the most obvious threat, with Moon d'Orange seemingly best of the rest.

Gordon Elliott has a depth of talent in the novice division and WILL DO is potentially in a different league to these rivals

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13:30 Wincanton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Paul Nicholls won six consecutive runnings of this race up to 2020 and he holds another live chance in the shape of intriguing Rules debutant IL PINO. A comfortable winner of his sole start in a point-to-point, the son of Coastal Path follows a tried and trusted path on his debut run for the champion trainer and appeals most based on potential. Pentire Head has shown promise in bumpers and adds further strength to Nicholls' hand, while Ri Na Cuirte and Thirtyfour Thirty are also considered.

IL PINO was successful on his sole outing in points and it looks significant Harry Cobden has chosen to ride him rather than his stablemate Pentire Head, who has shown a decent level of form in bumpers. Sparkling Duke has a good pedigree and should build on his opening effort over hurdles at Aintree, while winning-pointer Rockwiththetimes and Idefix de Ciergues add further spice to the race.

The Tizzard yard is in much better form now than when LORD OF THUNDER was highly tried on his hurdling debut.

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13:40 Market Rasen Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 23f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Last year's Coral Gold Cup hero Le Milos returns to action having run well for a long way in the Grand National before not appearing to quite get home in the closing stages. Dan Skelton's gelding is likely to need this outing ahead of bigger assignments back over the larger obstacles and the vote, therefore, goes to SPIKE JONES. Pulled up at Cheltenham last month, the six-year-old is expected to leave that performance behind him. Itchy Feet and Jet Of Magic appeal most of the remainder.

LE MILOS raised his game over fences for Dan Skelton last season and now reverts to hurdling on a favourable mark on the pick of those efforts, so he looks the most persuasive option. Jet of Magic isn't the most fluent of jumpers, but he shaped better than the distance beaten suggests in a well-contested handicap at Cheltenham on his most recent outing and should find this easier.

Preference is for the front-runner JET OF MAGIC, who won at Uttoxeter in July and for whom early interference proved costly last month.

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13:50 Newcastle Handicap Chase (Class 5) 23f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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EN MEME TEMPS finished second on his return from a break at Hexham last month and the nine-year-old, who remains on the same mark, gets the vote to go one better. Ex S'elance ran with plenty of credit when fourth at Ayr earlier in the month and the step back up in trip may yield further improvement. Others to note include Tom Cody and Eveque.

EX S'ELANCE has taken to chasing better than may have been expected and can build on a good comeback run at Ayr to gain a third win in this sphere. Prolific point winner Tom Cody is somewhat of an unknown quantity on his handicap chase bow and has to respected, with Event of Sivola also interesting on last year's form.

Five-time point winner TOM CODY hasn't been with Rebecca Menzies long and is taken to make a winning handicap chase debut.

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13:55 Thurles Maiden Hurdle 23f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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WHY DELILAH disappointed when last seen at Gowran Park in February, pulling up in a bumper. She reportedly didn't handle the ground then but had run well in similar conditions when second at Punchestown on her debut the previous month. This looks like a nice starting point for her over timber, with the ground not too testing, and the yard is flying. Workforadime ran well when third in handicap company at Down Royal recently and is entitled to be thereabouts again in this company. Mollys Glory, placed in a Listed bumper, hasn't quite shown that same level over timber but has some solid form. She has to give weight to the field which makes things a bit tougher.

WORKFORADIME looks the way to go on the back of her very good third in a big-field handicap at Down Royal last time now reverted to maiden company. Milanaway also has the form to play a part and is feared most ahead of hurdling newcomers Why Delilah and Littlebiggie.

It may be worth taking a chance on LITTLEBIGGIE, a point winner who chased home a top-drawer bumper mare at Sligo

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14:05 Wincanton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 15f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Useful Flat performer PAWAPURI was set some tough assignments last season and she was far from disgraced when finishing fourth in the Adonis at Kempton in February, as well as when ninth in the Grade 1 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle at Aintree in April. Nicky Henderson's filly looks the one to beat in these calmer waters, with Goodtimecrew feared most. The five-year-old posted a close-up second on her hurdles debut at Plumpton recently and should have more to offer in this sphere. Winning pointer Annie K is another to note.

PAWAPURI showed plenty of promise in good hurdling company last term and this useful Flat scorer is fancied to open her account in this sphere now her sights are lowered on her return. Goodtimecrew seems sure to build on her debut Plumpton second and is next on the list ahead of Paul Nicholls' hurdling newcomer Annie K.

Dual Flat winner PAWAPURI has her sights lowered considerably after last season's Graded assignments.

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14:15 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 4) 21f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE SAME won a maiden hurdle here in March before running with credit on a few occasions at Ffos Las. A point-to-point winner last October, the switch to chasing is likely to see him in a better light and he appears to have plenty in his favour. Pearly Island should appreciate a drop back in trip following his chasing bow at Huntingdon, while Prairie Wolf is capable of a decent showing.

A former Irish point winner, THE SAME made a bright start over hurdles earlier this year, successful at this venue prior to posting a pair of in-the-frame efforts in novice company. Appealing as the type to make his mark in this sphere, he earns the vote to come out on top on return/handicap debut. Prairie Wolf is another of interest now chasing, whilst Rocky Lake is a player on the pick of his chase form.

Having shown promise on all three hurdle starts, point winner THE SAME gets the nod in the hope he will improve now chasing.

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14:25 Newcastle Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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IT'S A LOVE THING got off the mark at the third time of asking in this sphere at Sedgefield before following up when switched back to the all-weather at Kempton earlier in the month. The five-year-old now makes his handicap debut over hurdles and is expected to take another step forward. Imaginary Dragon commands respect on his first start for Sandy Thomson, while Coral Blue and Grand Soufle are others for the shortlist.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and VOCAL DUKE is fancied to capitalise on a handy-looking mark and go one better than his recent Carlisle second. Very Excellent is feared most on the back of his good Cartmel second ahead of course-scorer Ravenscar and the returning Atlantic Dancer.

After a good run on heavy ground last month, VOCAL DUKE gets the nod in the hope the cheekpieces continue to have a positive effect.

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14:30 Thurles Handicap Hurdle 21f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE BANGER DOYLE may be able to make use of this mark over timber. The seven-year-old has been mixing it on the Flat and over fences in recent months and has been consistent without getting his head in front. He is on a 22lb lower mark over hurdles than fences so it looks well worth a shot at this now. Dragon's Pass was a course and distance winner three weeks ago and has to be respected despite a 6lb rise for that. Ishan won impressively at Limerick last month but got a 12lb hike for that victory and may want the ground a bit softer than this.

Plenty are in with a shout but THE BANGER DOYLE goes into handicaps off a handy-looking mark so is fancied to gain a first success in this sphere. Ishan is next on the list on the back of his recent Limerick success, with Dragon's Pass, Penny Jar and From The Ashes all in the mix too.

From his lower hurdle mark, THE BANGER DOYLE, looks well treated having progressed plenty over fences since last seen in this sphere

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14:40 Wincanton Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 20f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Turtle Said was most taking when romping home by 15 lengths at Worcester in August 2022 and the six-year-old warrants respect on his belated return to action. However, it may be worth sticking with the red-hot Venetia Williams yard and their TANGANYIKA. The son of Martaline is only 4lb higher than his last victory and a summer break may have freshened him up. Killaloan and Vision Des Flos are others to note in an open contest.

TANGANYIKA wasn't able to build on his Carlisle success in his 2 subsequent starts in the spring, but he's worth another chance back down in trip as he returns with his yard in excellent form. The 5-y-o is preferred to The Turtle Said, who arrives bidding for a hat-trick albeit after a long absence, while Vision des Flos can give his running once again.

The 6yo ITSO FURY was pulled up on his reappearance at Exeter but the progress he made last season is by no means forgotten.

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14:50 Market Rasen Handicap Chase (Class 4) 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although HAUT FOLIN appeared to take some time to acclimatise to racing in the UK, Venetia Williams' gelding was quite taking when landing a first success in this country at Ffos Las recently and he should take all the beating under a 7lb penalty. Henschke regained the winning thread at Plumpton in May and the nine-year-old could give the selection most to think about off only 3lb higher, ahead of the in-form Pachacuti, who is unexposed over fences.

HAUT FOLIN looks well in under a penalty after bolting up at Ffos Las earlier in the month and should take plenty of beating if in the same form. Post Chaise is most feared having appeared to just be lacking in match sharpness at Sedgefield on his return, whilst Henschke was in the form of his life in the spring and is another player on return.

Having won with something to spare on his recent reappearance at Ffos Las, HAUT FOLIN (nap) can follow up under a 7lb penalty.

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15:00 Newcastle Handicap Chase (Class 3) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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A small but fairly open contest, in which a chance can be taken on PRESENT FAIR. Having undergone wind surgery in March, Donald McCain's charge made a pleasing chasing debut at Sedgefield last month, finishing third. He remains on the same mark and looks set to take a step forward, but recent Carlisle winner Hello Judge, Cruz Control and the ultra-consistent Glory And Honour are unlikely to be far away. Shadows In The Sky is worth a market check ahead of his seasonal return.

HELLO JUDGE has showed the benefit of a wind op upon returning this term, building on his Hexham third and showing a determined attitude to boot when landing a 15-runner handicap chase at Carlisle 4 weeks ago. He can go well again from a 4 lb higher mark, with Cruz Control and Present Fair others to consider.

Tom Lacey's CRUZ CONTROL (nap) was just a respectable fifth at Ascot this month but he's sure to appreciate today's ease in grade.

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15:05 Thurles Handicap Hurdle 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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BATTLE OF RIDGEWAY can complete a hat-trick after his impressive win over fences at the track three weeks ago. The Califet gelding looks like a real improver and surprised connections somewhat with the ease of his victory on his chasing debut. They expected the five-year-old to come on a bit from that run and there could be improvement in him. Duke Otto is another bidding for his third win in a row and has to be respected. The Sir Prancealot gelding got up late on to beat Herculaneum here three weeks ago and 3lb worse off with that rival now. Duncarrig, who won despite taking a very wide course at Navan when last seen in mid-September, is another that has to come into calculations.

BATTLE OF RIDGEWAY opened his account in this sphere before following up with an impressive chasing debut here 3 weeks ago, so this progressive 5yo is well worth a chance to complete the hat-trick off an appealing mark. Duke Otto and Herculaneum, who filled the first two positions in a handicap hurdle at the same meeting, should also give a good account once more.

BATTLE OF RIDGEWAY defied a break when winning over fences three weeks ago and he's clearly on an upward curve at present

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15:15 Wincanton Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAMARIS has proved a revelation since undergoing a wind procedure in August, as evidenced by his victories at Plumpton and Fontwell in the following months. A 5lb rise for the six-year-old's most recent triumph looks on the generous side and a hat-trick appears a distinct possibility. Flagrant Delitiep returns to the C&D of his last success off a 20lb lower mark and Robert Walford's inmate isn't taken likely, while Moytier appears the type who will improve for first-time cheekpieces.

Dual C&D winner FLAGRANT DELITIEP has made a decent start to the season and looks ready to strike off a career-low mark down in class. Balko Saint should come on for his comeback run over hurdles and is next best ahead of Moytier, who took well to fences when third at Hereford and will be suited by this longer trip.

Joe Tizzard's 6yo TAMARIS (nap) has really got his act together over fences this autumn and can strike again in his hat-trick bid.

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15:25 Market Rasen NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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DENBURN was an impressive winner when opening his account on debut over C&D in May and a bumper double could be on the cards if running to a similar level on his reappearance. Representatives from the Dan Skelton yard always warrant respect at this level and any market support for newcomer Yhprum's Law would be worth noting. Stay If U Want To wasn't quite up to class 2 standards when finishing eighth at Cheltenham last month, but the four-year-old should prove more competitive here.

Denburn is sure to be popular having made an impressive winning debut over C&D 6 months ago but he must shoulder a penalty, so preference is for YHPRUM'S LAW, who ticks plenty of boxes and represents a yard just starting to kick into top gear. Brave Move and Just One Surf are another couple to note in a race where the betting will no doubt reveal plenty.

He carries a 7lb penalty against some interesting newcomers but DENBURN created a good impression when winning over C&D on his debut.

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15:35 Newcastle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 14f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HILL SPIRIT (third) was pressed for the lead by Suleiman Artist (seventh) when the pair met on their respective debuts last month. Both will have learnt plenty from that experience but the former, who is related to some useful Flat types, can confirm that form en route to victory. The betting is likely to prove instructive regarding the newcomers, with She's Notjoeking making most appeal on paper.

HILL SPIRIT showed plenty to work on when third at Huntingdon and looks the one to beat in a weak bumper. Suleiman Artist and Mapogo both failed to meet expectations first-time out but are clearly thought capable of better.

It's hard to tell how well HILL SPIRIT will handle these conditions but he made a pleasing debut when third on good ground last month.

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15:40 Thurles Maiden Hurdle 16f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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WESTPORT COVE weakened quickly and finished tailed off when running too freely in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham and is a fascinating runner here on his hurdles debut. The Muhtathir has also been keen when scoring on his debut in a Fairyhouse bumper last January and is obviously talented having made the team to go to the festival. He wears a hood now for his jumping bow. Diamboy De Carres has run in a couple of strong maiden hurdles this season already, chasing home the impressive Ile Atlantique at Gowran 12 days ago. He is entitled to play a big part here. Ankud ran well on his debut in a Naas bumper but didn't really back that up on a couple of outings subsequently last season. He could do better over jumps and is another to note.

WESTPORT COVE looked a good prospect when winning his first outing in bumpers and his only subsequent run is easily excused, so he's the most appealing on hurdling debut after 8 months off. Diamboy Des Carres is the danger following a good second in a novice hurdle at Gowran and Summer Melody is likely to return to form back in calmer waters.

Sean Doyle's bumper winner DIAMBOY DES CARRES (nap) has picked up hurdling experience and has the benefit of a valuable 7lb claim.

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15:50 Wincanton Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:50 Wincanton Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow

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Although DOYEN FOR MONEY was ultimately disappointing when finishing seventh at Fontwell in May, the five-year-old appeared too keen on that occasion and, if settling better on his reappearance, he strikes as the type who is still ahead of his mark. Jack Sprat is sure to prove popular after recently opening his account in good fashion at Huntingdon and Jamie Snowden's charge may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of fellow in-form rivals Sami Bear and Ventara.

VENTARA is going the right way and promises to be well suited by this step up in trip, so he takes marginal preference over Jack Sprat, who is also on the up. Sami Bear also merits consideration in an open-looking handicap.

David Pipe's ex-French Flat winner MAKANAO could be interesting at the foot of the weights with his 3yo allowance.

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16:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow

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ALFRED returned to winning ways at Newcastle on Sunday when justifying favouritism in good style and the step up in trip on this occasion may bring about further improvement, despite carrying a 6lb penalty. Dr Hackenbush sports a hood for the first time on his nursery debut which is likely to help him progress, while Palazzo Persico (first) and Go Your Own Way (second) were closely matched at Chelmsford earlier this month and the pair are capable of being in the mix again.

ALFRED gained a second career success in good style starting out for this yard at Newcastle 4 days ago and looks capable of defying a penalty. Palazzo Persico and Go Your Own Way finished 1-2 at Chelmsford 12 days ago and rate the main threats.

Preference is for ROCKET WARRIOR, who remains open to further progress. Dr Hackenbush is second choice.

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17:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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SOUTH KENSINGTON went close to shedding the maiden tag when beaten a nose over C&D on her latest start and the daughter of Blue Point, who is 3lb well-in on this occasion, has been found an excellent opportunity to go one better. Gaiden is entitled to be competitive with her sights now lowered, while Sala Da Ballo and Elegant Appeal can fight it out for the minor honours.

Switched to all-weather and fitted with cheekpieces, ELEGANT APPEAL proved a different proposition when scoring at Newcastle last month and she can follow up on her handicap debut. South Kensington finished third behind Karl Burke's filly at Newcastle and is respected having improved further on her latest outing, with Habrdi also considered.

South Kensington is 3lb well in but ELEGANT APPEAL (nap) beat her easily at Newcastle and can do so again.

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17:30 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:30 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 7f Race Class Flow

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PITNEY sets the standard based on his two starts to date, hitting the frame at both Lingfield and Chelmsford, and the son of Mehmas wouldn't need to improve on those efforts to get his head in front here. Sunny Street finished fourth on his first start at Kempton and he is likely to enter the reckoning along with Leveret, who may benefit from stepping up in trip, and newcomer Venerate.

LEVERET should be suited by this extra 1f and is preferred to Pitney and Lady Pagasa, who have also achieved a similar level of form.

This open-looking novice event may go to SUNNY STREET who should build on his Kempton debut effort. bZipster\p is second choice.

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18:00 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:00 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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ROSA APPLAUSE fared best of those held up off the pace at Newcastle on her racecourse bow three weeks ago and natural progression might be enough to see the daughter of Blue Point come home in front today. Disclosure finished a creditable fourth at the Gosforth Park venue on her first start and looks another potential improver. See You Tonight is related to some useful types and is worth a market check ahead of her debut, though the application of headgear must raise slight concerns.

ROSA APPLAUSE made a bright start for her in-form yard at Newcastle 3 weeks ago and is sure to go close if building on that as expected. Newcomer See You Tonight is very interesting, while Disclosure is also a big player after a promising debut.

In form terms, the very similar types ROSA APPLAUSE (narrowly preferred) and Disclosure tower above the others with experience.

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18:30 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:30 Wolverhampton Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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Just a length separated Havana Ball (fourth) and Mrs Morrell (fifth) at Newcastle three weeks ago and both must be of interest today, along with Stars Away, who hit the frame on her racecourse debut last month. However, preference is for newcomer MOONFIRE. Charlie Appleby's charge is a half-sister to two Group/Grade 1 winners so it would come as no surprise were she to be useful herself, and a low draw ought to aid her chance. Reine Des Coeurs is also noted.

MOONFIRE makes plenty of appeal on paper for a leading yard no stranger to success with their debutantes and she could be worth siding with to make a winning start from a handy inside draw. Mrs Morrell was one place behind Havana Ball when they met at Newcastle recently but may be open to the greater improvement, and that pair head up the dangers.

Havana Ball and Mrs Morrell help to set the form standard but the vote goes to well-bred newcomer MOONFIRE.

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19:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 2) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 2) 14f Race Class Flow

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An open contest for the feature, in which only a tentative vote can go to RHYTHMIC INTENT. Stuart Williams' charge has been running to a consistent level on the turf in recent starts, but he is completely unexposed on the all-weather and could take advantage of a gradually declining mark. Sonnerie Power was on target for the Roger Varian team last month and he merits respect, despite being raised 5lb, now in the care of Michael Appleby. Prydwen and Capital Theory are also noted.

A few with chances but SONNERIE POWER ended his time with Roger Varian when a stylish Kempton scorer and can defy a 5 lb weights rise with this longer trip also a likely plus for this son of Almanzor. Nolton Cross has slipped to a good mark and wasn't seen to best effect when fifth at Haydock last time so rates the main danger ahead of Chillingham and Zealandia.

Returned to AW, NOLTON CROSS holds very strong claims. Chillingham is feared most ahead of Sonnerie Power.

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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Ecclesiastical (winner) and Cooperation (second) are closely matched based on their encounter over this course and distance 17 days ago but with a 6lb pull at the weights, the latter might be able to turn the form around if he can overcome a wide draw. However, MUSICAL MYSTERY has done little but nothing since joining Ed Dunlop's stable and, having backed up last month's C&D success with a win over 7f at Chelmsford 16 days ago, a 3lb higher mark might not be enough to put a stop to his winning spree.

ECCLESIASTICAL and Musical Mystery both produced career-best efforts to score last time but the former had a bit more in hand, so he takes marginal preference in a competitive race for the grade. Thaki is also worthy of respect.

This is a tight call between Ecclesiastical and MUSICAL MYSTERY, but the latter gets the vote in his hat-trick bid.

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:00 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 3) 5f Race Class Flow

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Lord Riddiford is showing no signs of losing his enthusiasm and can go well again if he doesn't fluff the start, while Never Dark is a previous C&D winner and cannot be ruled out in a field of this size. However, DYNAMIC FORCE is still of low mileage and, having been cut some slack by the handicapper since he returned to these shores after a spell in Bahrain, he rates as the most appealing option from 8lb below his last winning mark (turf). Nelson Gay also enters calculations.

LORD RIDDIFORD makes most appeal in a contest where the majority have at least something to prove, John Quinn's grey having posted a solid effort on his return to AW at Newcastle earlier in the month. Clearpoint wasn't seen to best effect when attempting to follow up his Kempton win last time, so isn't discounted, whilst Nelson Gay has to bounce back from a couple of underwhelming efforts but scored over C&D in September.

Ancient Times is of interest with the tongue-tie back on but NEVER DARK is preferred in his bid to make it 3-3 over C&D

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Wolverhampton Handicap (Class 4) 12f Race Class Flow

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SANCTION appeals at the weights and, with the return to this trip very much in her favour, the Edward Bethell-trained filly looks open to further progression. Way Of Life is more wily than some and, having been placed over this C&D the last twice, rates as another strong candidate despite the burden of top-weight. Noble Anthem has shown promise in both starts for his current yard and is also notable off 6lb lower than his last winning mark (turf).

NOBLE ANTHEM hasn't always been one to hold it together but he confirmed the positives of his yard debut over hurdles with a good third in this sphere at Newcastle last week and he could just be worth siding with to confirm himself on a handy mark. 3-y-o filly Sanction back down in trip on AW debut is another high on the shortlist, with Daheer and Way of Life also expected to be in the mix.

Sanction is feared back in distance but WAY OF LIFE has been threatening around here and he can give the weight away.

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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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