12:24 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Fresh from her exploits riding in Japan, Hollie Doyle can sound a timely reminder of her worth in the saddle as she is reunited with ABBEY'S DREAM (second), who appeals strongly based on recent form. The selection had plenty in hand over Thapa VC (seventh) when they encountered each other at Wolverhampton last month and has a live chance of cementing the form, despite her old rival's return to form with a cosy win off 3lb lower at Southwell nine days ago. Arctician is another to consider.

If THAPA VC is in the same form as at Southwell just before Christmas a 3 lb rise may not prevent him going in again. Dayman took a step back in the right direction at Kempton last time and is second choice ahead of Abbey's Dream.

This looks likely to be run at a solid pace and Thapa VC and DAYMAN (nap) should be arriving on the scene late.

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12:45 Punchestown Maiden Chase 24f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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12:45 Punchestown Maiden Chase 24f Race Speed Rating Flow

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THREE CARD BRAG (second) had Monty's Star (third) behind at Fairyhouse earlier in the month, when he was only denied by just under a length at the line and he tended to jump to the left at times. Therefore, the switch to this left-handed track could aid his cause and, with the likelihood of plenty more to come on his second chase start, he could prove very difficult to beat. The latter is expected to prove the main threat once more and he isn't taken lightly, while Digby has pleased in both chase efforts so far and can fight it out for the minor honours.

THREE CARD BRAG finished just ahead of Monty's Star in a red-hot Fairyhouse event earlier this month and Gordon Elliott's gelding gets the nod to confirm placings with his similarly exciting rival. Digby has also made an encouraging start over fences and rates as the clear third pick.

An intriguing rematch between THREE CARD BRAG and Montys Star, the former taken to confirm the form

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12:54 Lingfield Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROCKSTAR ICON made a now 85-rated rival pull out all the stops at Haydock when he was last seen in June and is worth chancing on his return to action. Now gelded, the son of Sixties Icon is hardly overfaced for his all-weather debut and, with David Probert booked to do the steering, everything is in place for a nice confidence booster ahead of future opportunities when he switches to handicaps. Different Breed and Rey De La Batalla are a couple of others to monitor in the betting, too.

If ROCKSTAR ICON returns from a break in the same sort of form as when second at Haydock in June he looks sure to make a bold bid. Rey de La Batalla and Different Breed are others likely to have a say.

Divine Breath needs a market check on debut but ROCKSTAR ICON may be able to make a winning return despite the widest stall.

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13:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 19f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having shown little in a handful of 2m starts, the money arrived for CALL ME ARTHUR over 2m5f at Exeter last month and he was only narrowly thwarted by Harry Fry's well-treated Danton. Tom Lacey's four-year-old is evidently thought capable of better and, though he's been raised 3lb, he could easily be ahead of the handicapper if handling this testing surface. Ingennio was only just denied when second in the mud at Newcastle last time and should again go well, while Olly Murphy's Bitsnbuckles is interesting over a longer trip on his handicap debut considering he once went close in a 3m point-to-point.

CALL ME ARTHUR showed much more than previously when just touched off by a fellow improver at Exeter 5 weeks ago, and with the prospect of more to come, he gets the nod to go one place better now. I Got Stung, Ingennio and Bitsnbuckles are others to consider.

Today's stiffer stamina test might unlock significant improvement from handicap debutant I GOT STUNG, who gets the nod.

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13:10 Uttoxeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 23f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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CLASSIC MAESTRO has been rattling the crossbar of late and he looks to have been found a suitable opportunity to shed his maiden tag. Saint Bibiana is entitled to build on her hurdles debut when fifth over 2m4f at this venue, with this emphasis on stamina expected to see her in a better light. She is feared most ahead of Rules debutant Free The Lion, who hasn't been disgraced between the flags.

This looks an excellent opportunity for CLASSIC MAESTRO to end his run of seconds. Course bumper scorer Saint Bibiana is the obvious danger.

The clear pick on hurdles form, CLASSIC MAESTRO looks poised to gain reward for his consistency. Saint Bibiana is feared most.

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13:15 Punchestown Handicap Chase 24f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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KINGS HALO gained compensation for his narrow defeat at Clonmel in early November when landing the spoils at Tramore later that month. The eight-year-old may be able to unlock enough improvement from this step up in distance over 3m to negate an 8lb rise in the ratings. Fellow last-time-out scorer Clonmeen is feared most, despite a 9lb hike in the handicap seeming a tad excessive, while Chosen Diamond likely has more to offer in this sphere too.

KINGS HALO has shown improved form over fences this season, opening his chase account at Tramore on his latest outing, and he can score again with the step up in trip likely to suit. Chosen Diamond is worth another chance to build on his successful chase debut and could be the main danger, while Clonmeen also merits consideration.

Not that strong a contest and perhaps CLONMEEN can follow up a recent Down Royal win over the trip

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13:24 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Chagall (winner) and STAR OF EPSOM (second) are closely matched based on their encounter over 1m2f here last month and, while the former commands respect, the latter looks worth chancing in his bid to turn the form around. Doing his best work near the finish in that aforementioned race, the selection may be the better equipped of the two to cope with this longer trip and has won here since. Last-time-out winners Lost In Time and Angel On High complete the shortlist.

Plenty are in with a shout. CHAGALL has enjoyed a good 2023 and with the form of his recent course victory having been franked he is taken to bag a fourth success of the year. Stylish C&D scorer Lost In Time heads the list of dangers, although course-winner Mirabello Bay and in-form trio Star of Epsom, Come On John and Handel all need factoring in too.

Preference is for PLATINUM PRINCE, who goes well when fresh, is back on a winning mark and handles this track.

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13:30 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Venetia Williams' Ottoline is likely to be a warm order following an emphatic win in gruelling conditions at Uttoxeter last week but she has to shoulder a 7lb penalty, as does Don't Rightly Know, who was touched off in a hard race at Wincanton last time having defied a long absence to win well over 2m7f at Exeter last month. Both should be firmly in the mix but may be worth taking on with hurdling debutant ONEANDAHALFDEGREES, who has shaped with encouragement in two decent bumpers and she's bred to appreciate this much increased stamina test.

DON'T RIGHTLY KNOW opened her account in good style at Exeter in November and backed up that effort when second at Wincanton 19 days ago, so she is taken to resume winning ways as she makes only her fifth start under Rules. The 8-y-o can see off the challenge of recent winner Ottoline, while Oneandahalfdegrees is one to note on her hurdling debut.

The pick is DON'T RIGHTLY KNOW, who backed up her wide-margin Exeter win with a good effort in defeat on heavy ground at Wincanton.

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13:40 Uttoxeter Novices Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although keen, West Warhorse appeared to appreciate the step up in trip when opening his account over 2m4f at Fakenham recently. A return to 2m in this contest may leave him vulnerable, with fellow last-time-out scorer LET'S GO JOE edging the vote. The gelded son of Cannock Chase won a shade cosily at Sedgefield last month and displayed enough speed that day to suggest he can cope with this drop in distance. Grand Albert and Chatshow Tv also warrant consideration.

LET'S GO JOE has to shoulder a 7 lb penalty for his Sedgefield success but still looks the way to go with improvement very much on the cards. Chatshow TV could emerge as the chief threat if shrugging off a lesser showing here last time out, although Fakenham-scorer West Warhorse and newcomer Grand Albert could both also have a say.

Six-figure purchase GRAND ALBERT is taken to build on his Bangor bumper effort. West Warhorse is second choice.

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13:45 Punchestown Maiden Hurdle 17f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Gordon Elliott-trained pair, Hey Whatever and Roboreti, are both potential improvers, with the former rated as the more attractive proposition given she has the advantage of a 7lb sex allowance. However, there are some speedy types form the Flat in opposition, with none appealing more than STORM HEART, who ran away with a 1m4f maiden on her last start in France. Now under the tutelage of Willie Mullins, another bold showing is expected on his hurdling bow. Jeaniemacaroney and Eagles Reign are others to consider.

STORM HEART displayed fairly useful form when making his final start on the Flat in France a winning one back in March and he very much appeals as the type to make an immediate impact now going hurdling for his top NH yard. Eagles Reign and Jeaniemacaroney head the dangers, with Hey Whatever also in the mix.

The hurdling experience gained by HEY WHATEVER at Fairyhouse may be crucial, with French Flat winner Storm Heart an obvious danger

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13:54 Lingfield Listed (Class 1) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tyrrhenian Sea, runner-up in the Group 3 Winter Derby over C&D earlier in the year, boasts obvious claims after again going close in a Listed race here last month, but his losing run has now stretched to 10 and BASE NOTE may have his measure. The Crisford-trained four-year-old notched a fifth all-weather win on his return from a break at Chelmsford last month and suggested he was still on the upgrade when third over 1m4f in Listed company at Kempton earlier in the month (Blanchard behind in fourth). Back over 1m2f and on a track which has yielded two wins from three attempts, he should take some stopping.

BASE NOTE and Tyrrhenian Sea are closely matched on form but the former is more consistent and, from a good draw, he gets the marginal vote. Blanchland is another player and Makinmedoit has a good record at the track, so she can't be dismissed.

The flashy Tyrrhenian Sea looks set to go well again but he may have to give best to BASE NOTE.

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14:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 26f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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This looks a good opportunity for bumper winner HAURAKI GULF to deservedly break his duck over hurdles following five second-placed efforts. The eight-year-old was pitched into a deep handicap at Cheltenham on his reappearance and was in the process of running an encouraging race until being hampered by a faller two out. He should strip fitter with that blow-out under his belt and looks capable of winning off his present mark, although Grove Road will relish this stamina test back over hurdles after fluffing his lines on his chasing bow. Little Else only narrowly failed to land a hat-trick at Exeter last time and should again make her presence felt, despite another 2lb rise.

The obvious one here is LITTLE ELSE who can make it 3 wins in her last 4 starts. If a view is taken that Grove Road simply failed to take to chasing last time he's the danger as his reappearance third over hurdles at Ffos Las was creditable.

Easily excused his low-key reappearance run in a big field at Cheltenham last month, HAURAKI GULF can enhance his good record here.

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14:10 Uttoxeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 20f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEAR GHYLLS shaped better than the beaten distance suggests when 16th in the Pertemps Final at the Cheltenham Festival in March. He was quickly given a wind procedure after that performance and could be worth chancing on his reappearance off a 4lb lower mark. Benassi found only a subsequent winner too strong at Lingfield last month and he's likely to give another good account of himself, while Sizing Pottsie is noted too.

BENASSI bumped into one at Lingfield last time and is taken to go one better now. Bear Ghylls has been cut some slack by the handicapper and is a potentially dangerous opponent if ready to roll on his return from wind surgery.

Class-dropper BEAR GHYLLS could well record a first success since his useful novice campaign. Benassi is second choice.

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14:15 Punchestown Conditions Hurdle 19f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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All eyes will be on former Champion Bumper/Ballymore Hurdle winner SIR GERHARD as he returns to timber following an underwhelming stint over fences, which included a fall at Naas on his seasonal return last month. That said, he travelled well until departing at the second-last fence that day and he could take some stopping in this company back in his favoured discipline. Thedevilscoachman also reverts to the smaller obstacles after a more productive spell chasing and will relish this testing ground, while there's a good chance that former Grade 2 winner Aspire Tower will step things up on his third run back from a long absence.

Willie Mullins has dominated this race in recent years and SIR GERHARD, a dual Grade 1 novice hurdle winner in spring 2022, can make a successful return to hurdles assuming he's none the worse for his heavy fall over fences at Naas last month. Ashdale Bob is really smart on his day and can give the selection most to do under Jack Kennedy.

Jessica Harrington's ASHDALE BOB is a specialist hurdler who could be hard to beat if fully primed for his first run after a break.

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14:24 Lingfield Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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An open-looking contest but any value may lie with former Aidan O'Brien inmate POP STAR, who has shaped with mild encouragement in two 5f runs for Alice Haynes following wind surgery. The combination of first-time cheekpieces and a step up to 6f could see him in a better light and, if that is the case, a mark of 79 looks exploitable. Star Of Lady M finished just in front of the selection last time and remains one to be interested in along with Clipsham La Habana, who returned to form with a fine second at Newcastle last time. Seven-time course winner Count Otto is always dangerous to dismiss here but a wide draw tempers enthusiasm.

BUCCABAY needs to shrug off a lesser effort at Chelmsford in November yet his previous form, including on the all-weather, looks solid and he could just be worth siding with from what rates a workable mark. Clipsham La Habana, Star of Lady M and Razzam head the dangers, whilst Twilight Madness isn't one to give up on either.

Star Of Lady M can go well back at Lingfield but the return to a left-handed track could see MAGNIFICENCE win again.

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14:30 Warwick Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Tedley sets just a modest standard based on the official ratings and, while he commands respect by remaining in maiden company rather than going for a handicap, it may be worth focusing on BARRABOOKA, who impressed by winning his solitary start in a point-to-point. Subsequently snapped up for 85,000 pounds, the son of Presenting starts out under Rules at a very realistic level and is by far the most intriguing option here. Nedzor is also considered now he has some experience to draw upon.

TEDLEY took a step forward when going down narrowly at Ffos Las last time and sets a clear benchmark on that performance. Point-winner Barrabooka is from the family of Oscar Whisky, so merits plenty of respect on Rules debut, with Chatshow Tv also considered returned to the scene of his promising debut.

A good second on heavy ground at Ffos Las recently, TEDLEY will be a tough nut to crack if in similar form here.

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14:40 Uttoxeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BARNCROFT showed sizeable improvement after his underwhelming first outing for the Fergal O'Brien when hitting the crossbar in this grade over 2m4f here last month. He was put up just 1lb for that display and, if the son of Getaway takes a step up in distance in his stride, he could go one better. Newtonian ran a lot better than market expectations to fill the runner-up spot at Ludlow last time and could have a say, while Abbeyhill is in good heart.

Tom Lacey's CALL ME ARTHUR took his form up a notch when runner-up at Exeter last time and is weighted to go one better here. Barncroft got back on track when runner-up here and looks the one to give the selection most to do ahead of in-form Abbeyhill.

Being unexposed as a stayer and a very strong contender on recent form, ABBEYHILL (nap) gets the vote. Barncroft is second choice.

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14:45 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 19f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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EXTRAPOLATION produced a big chunk of improvement when stepping up in trip at Listowel in September, as he accounted for his nearest rival by over nine lengths and was put up 8lb for that success. The son of Mahler could have much more to offer on only his third handicap outing, so he looks the one to side with. Cafe Con Leche struck at Cork over 2m1f recently and could have a say off an 8lb higher rating, while Harry Alonzo is an interesting contender too.

EXTRAPOLATION found further progress as he took his tally to 3 wins for the present campaign at Listowel back in September, responding well for pressure in the process. He shades the vote to continue the good work back from a break, with in-form Dancing Jeremy and low-mileage 7-y-o Harry Alonzo others to consider. Supreme Jet is another worth keeping an eye on back from a lengthy absence.

It could pay to take a chance on the long-absent HARRY ALONZO, potentially well treated on handicap debut

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14:54 Lingfield Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Last-time-out winner TILSWORTH ONY TA proved a different proposition under more positive tactics at Chelmsford recently and a 6lb rise in the ratings may not prevent him from completing a double. Boom Boom Pow returned to form with a solid second over 7f here last Saturday and Mark Usher's filly would be feared most if proving as effective over 6f. Miss Moonshine and I'm Mable are also worth a second look.

TILSWORTH ONY TA proved better than ever when scoring at Chelmsford last time and can follow up from a 6 lb higher mark. Miss Moonshine shaped well on her first start of the winter to make the frame over C&D last time and is next on the shortlist, with Boom Boom Pow taken to complete the placings.

A weak contest, where John Jenkins looks to have found a good opportunity for TILSWORTH ONY TA to follow up his Chelmsford win.

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15:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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LIBOR LAD was in a determined frame of mind when he won at Uttoxeter last month and could be difficult to overhaul if he copes with the 6lb higher mark today. General Hubble jumped out to the left on occasions when winning at Market Rasen on his latest start and rates as the biggest threat to the selection now going left-handed off 3lb higher, while Hill Of Tara is also respected if turning up after Saturday's Haydock triumph.

A case can be made for a few of these but Kim Bailey's GENERAL HUBBLE overcame some sloppy jumping to score on his return at Market Rasen and can continue on the up and defy a 3 lb rise in the weights. Uttoxeter-winner Libor Lad also arrives on the up and rates a big threat though, with both Rare Clouds and Hill of Tara weighted to have a say too in a competitive handicap.

Having won with something to spare at Uttoxeter last month, LIBOR LAD (nap) could still be ahead of the handicapper and gets the vote.

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15:10 Uttoxeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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PENPAL returned from a long absence to deny his nearest rival by just over four lengths in this grade at Newcastle in May and, providing he returns in the same sort of form, he could prove very difficult to beat off a 6lb higher rating. The main danger is One Last Glance, who was 12 lengths clear of the third when runner-up at Lingfield last month and it would be no surprise to see him involved. Of the remainder, last-time-out winner Little Pi makes the most appeal.

Claims can be made for a few and it could just be worth chancing HARA KIRI. He has a lengthy absence to overcome but it would be no real surprise to see him hit the ground running for his new yard with his opening mark potentially very lenient. 3-y-o Feach Amach, Penpal and Little Pi head up the dangers.

With further progress looking plausible, LITTLE PI could well defy a 7lb rise for his Ludlow win. One Last Glance is second choice.

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15:15 Punchestown Handicap Hurdle 17f - 22 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE BIG CLOUD was well supported in the market ahead of her latest Clonmel outing and almost landed the spoils. She was beaten just over a length into second that day, showing marked improvement, and connections have found her a really winnable opening as she bids to go one better now that the penny has dropped. Dontdooddson boasts good enough form to suggest he'll be thereabouts, while Sunwalk showed much more when fifth at Naas 17 days ago.

THE BIG CLOUD signalled she is ready to go in when an excellent clear second at Clonmel and a 4 lb rise in the weights doesn't look sufficient to prevent her from going one better. Shana Cloon heads the list of dangers on the back of her good third at the same track last time, although Dontdooddson, Always Enchanting and Another Red Cat all merit respect too.

This looks like a good opportunity for THE BIG CLOUD who found one too good when well-supported at Clonmel last time

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15:24 Lingfield Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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GLAMOROUS EXPRESS overcame a troubled passage when landing the spoils here last month. A 2lb rise looks more than fair and the four-year-old could still be ahead of the handicapper. Maharajas Express has hit some form since joining Jack Jones and he cannot be taken lightly racing off only 3lb higher than his recent Wolverhampton triumph. Fellow in-form rivals Bang On The Bell and Boom The Groom should also make their presence felt.

GLAMOROUS EXPRESS made his second start on all-weather a winning one when successful at this course last time, overcoming trouble inside the final 1f, and he can score again with more still to offer on this surface. Maharajas Express got back to winning ways having a first try at 5f on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of Bang On The Bell.

All eight runners have something to recommend them but MAHARAJAS EXPRESS is back on the up for his new yard and gets the verdict.

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15:30 Warwick NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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BILL JOYCE, who cost 225,000 pounds after winning an Irish point-to-point, looks an interesting recruit for Jonjo O'Neill to go to war with this season and the son of Mahler is fancied to make an immediate impact on his debut under Rules. Les's Destiny Star, who went for 150,000 euros at Goffs in June last year, also enters the reckoning based on potential, while Valfortore and Jax Junior might have to settle for supporting roles on their respective racecourse debuts. San Frandisco (won at Haydock on Saturday) would have to be of interest if turning up here too.

BILL JOYCE fetched a hefty some after landing a point in February and he's well worth a chance to defend his unbeaten record for all that there are some interesting newcomers in opposition, notably Valforte and Les's Destiny. San Frandisco, who showed a good level of form at Chepstow first time out, is also a player.

The most obvious answer is BILL JOYCE, who changed hands for big money after his Irish point win in February.

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15:40 Uttoxeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MOONLIT POTTER shaped with plenty of promise when finishing a fair fourth at Wetherby and, considering that was her first day at school, there were plenty of positives to take from the performance. She can find enough improvement to get off the mark in this contest. Jasmine Bliss finished fourth at Ludlow and now goes in a first-time tongue-tie, so she has to be respected along with newcomer Lady Nell.

Having won a point, JASMINE BLISS shaped well in a bumper at Ludlow first time under Rules and, if she can get going sooner, she could land this interesting bumper. Newcomers Big Ange and Lady Nell both make appeal on paper and Moonlit Potter has actually achieved the most in form terms to this point.

Slight preference is for MOONLIT POTTER, ahead of Jasmine Bliss.

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15:45 Punchestown NH Flat Race 18f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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EAST SIDE outran her huge odds to finish fourth over an extended 2m here in October and she would have learned a great deal from that experience. The daughter of Elzaam could have plenty more to come and she is taken to get off the mark. The main threat is Shaving, who was disappointing when behind a couple of these at Naas last month, but she is in fantastic hands and is likely to give a much better account. Any market support for Slotty Dotty would also be of interest.

INSTANT TENDANCE showed a lot more when third in a novice hurdle at Navan 42 days ago and she's seemingly found a weak race back in this sphere, so this could provide a good opportunity to get off the mark. East Side has the best bumper form and looks a danger, while point winner Roxhill Roise warrants a mention.

A bumper which may not take much winning and INSTANT TENDANCE could be the one if reproducing her recent third in a Navan maiden hurdle

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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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