There were 35 Races on Friday 28th February 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Lingfield, 6 races at Newbury, 6 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Dundalk, 8 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

BEARAWAY, who won over C&D three starts ago before brushing aside a 7lb higher mark at Wolverhampton last month, is an attractive proposition with the capable Sean D Bowen taking over in the saddle. An additional 2lb for that Dunstall Park success looks fair and a bold showing is likely back on this happy hunting ground. Solanna boasts a similar profile and is another must for the shortlist, while Obsidian Knight and Book Of Life merit market inspections.

Upped in trip, BOOK OF LIFE bounced back to form when winning with a bit in hand at Wolverhampton on his latest outing, so with more still to offer at this distance he is taken to follow up. The main danger could be Bearaway, who has won 2 of 3 starts since joining his current yard, with Solanna also arriving in good form and completing the shortlist.

It might be worth sticking with the resurgent BEARAWAY (nap) who made it 2-3 for his new yard when scoring at Wolverhampton last month.
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The hat-trick seeking Star Of Affinity has proved most progressive since returning with a victory at Exeter in October and another bold bid looks likely. However, a 9lb hike for his Kempton triumph earlier this month could prove to be his undoing, with KING OF THE LAKE edging the vote. A wind procedure worked the oracle for Jeremy Scott's gelding judged on his 26-length romp at Wincanton 13 days ago and an 11lb higher mark looks surmountable. Bobby Socks is also noted.

Following a second wind surgery, KING OF THE LAKE appeared better than ever when routing the opposition by 26 lengths at Wincanton and despite an 11 lb rise, he may be able to follow up that victory if in the same sort of form. Bobby Socks has performed creditably in both starts since a long absence and he remains of interest, while Star of Affinity is much respected given his upward trajectory.

Star Of Affinity is going from strength to strength and KING OF THE LAKE (nap) won by 26l on his latest start.
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The presence of the highly-rated Aramis Grey and Romanova adds plenty of intrigue. The latter is especially noteworthy given she ran in the May Hill when last seen in September 2023 and must be of interest returning for a highly-respected yard. However, this could also be a good time to side with ROSA APPLAUSE, who won over 6f at this venue on the back of a similar break last year and is open to any amount of progression over 7f on her debut for Harry Charlton.

BRAZILIAN ROSE has been a big improver for Rebecca Menzies this year and might be able to strike again back at the scene of last summer's debut success. Aramis Grey is only 1 lb higher than when second in this race last year and can give it a good shot again. The consistent Quandary is another likely to be in the premises, while it'll be fascinating to see what the betting makes of returning Ollie Sangster runner Romanova.

Top of the list is last year's runner-up ARAMIS GREY, who didn't get much luck at Kempton on her recent stable debut.
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FOLLOWANGO is never usually too far away and although still a maiden over hurdles, she looks to have been found the perfect opening in receipt of her mares' allowance. Dexterity was pulled up at Uttoxeter last May having been sent off favourite and, although there are some reservations now, he looks the most likely threat. Jack's Jury completes the shortlist.

FOLLOWANGO produced another creditable effort when second at this course earlier in the month, just lacking the winner's speed dropped back in trip, so she could be ready to open her hurdles account this time around. Dexterity has been lightly raced but is feared most given the promise of his hurdling debut, with Jack's Jury the pick of the remainder.

Dexterity has potential but FOLLOWANGO is thoroughly proven under the conditions and is a solid option.
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GIVE IT TO ME OJ built on his promising third-placed timber bow behind current Triumph Hurdle joint-favourite East India Dock at Wincanton when finishing runner-up behind unbeaten hurdler Gibbs Island at Haydock earlier this month. This looks a golden opportunity for the Time Test gelding to shed his maiden tag and he's likely to prove a warm order. The biggest threat may emerge from recent Warwick second Ocean Conquest, while market support for the selection's stablemate Bradshaw on his opening bid in this sphere would be interesting.

This looks a good opportunity for GIVE IT TO ME OJ to strike at the third time of asking over hurdles. Ocean Conquest is the one likely to follow him home.

They made several jumping errors last time out but this nevertheless appears to lie between GIVE IT TO ME OJ and Ocean Conquest.
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GOOD BANTER has looked above average in three starts to date and has a decent chance of adding to a brace of 6f wins at Wolverhampton last year. Switching to Polytrack is a minor concern for the Clive Cox-trained colt, but he otherwise offers strong appeal on his handicap bow. Coul Angel and Motawahij get plenty of weight from the selection and are others to consider.

A very competitive 3-y-o handicap. Last month's Newcastle scorer SO DARN HOT is selected to make light of a 5 lb rise and bring to an end the winning run of Carbine Harvester. Good Banter is almost certainly capable of even better and should also play a prominent role if the outside stall isn't too big of an inconvenience.

With Good Banter having the widest stall to overcome this could rest between Coul Angel and MOTAWAHIJ.
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River Voyage struck the woodwork at Chepstow recently and is certain to prove popular, but a chance can be taken on EDMOND. Venetia Williams' mare failed to make an impact on her handicap bow three weeks ago, but a greater emphasis on stamina might bring about considerable improvement and a 3lb drop in the handicap will do her no harm either. Blackacre is another to consider.

RIVER VOYAGE ran his best race returned to hurdling when second at Chepstow 19 days ago and a reproduction of that form could be enough to see him go one better. Tillaway could improve for the markedly longer trip on handicap debut, with Blackacre a possible player back over hurdles.

Blackacre has nothing to fear from the conditions but RIVER VOYAGE gets the vote after his good run over this trip at Chepstow.
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A wind procedure in January enabled a return to form from BASHERS REFLECTION when finishing a good second in a class 3 event at Wetherby at the start of this month. Ben Case's charge makes plenty of appeal dropping into class 4 company, more so racing off an unchanged mark. Although he pulled up at Hereford last month, The Good Doctor may have found his previous exertions catching up with him and the six-year-old isn't taken lightly. All Authorized may chase the aforementioned pair home.

BASHERS REFLECTION's latest Wetherby second looks a solid piece of form and he's taken to make it fifth time lucky over fences, although The Good Doctor will be a threat if able to bounce straight back from a poor run at Hereford.

The most solid option appears to be BASHERS REFLECTION, who finished 10l clear of the third when runner-up off this mark last time.
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Not seen in action since the British Champions Sprint last October, SHARTASH scored first time out last season and he can do so once more on the drop in grade. The five-year-old is bred to handle the all-weather, and it may be that the recent C&D winner Prince Of Pillo gives him the most to think about off a 6lb higher mark. Both capable sorts on their day, Emaraaty Ana and Silky Wilkie must also enter calculations.

Stall one could end up being a blessing or a curse for ROHAAN, depending on how the cookie crumbles. Indeed, the threat of traffic problems are omnipresent for this come-from-behind sprinter, but he is 18 lb lower in the weights compared to when fifth in this last year and will surely go close if he gets the breaks. Ferrous put in a good shift at Ascot when last seen during the autumn and he is feared most ahead of last-time-out C&D winner Prince of Pillo.

The classy Shartash is much respected on his first run in a handicap but FERROUS came to hand early last spring and gets the nod.
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DREAMS OF DIAMONDS bumped into a progressive chaser when filling the runner-up spot over C&D last time out, and the son of Malinas looks to hold leading claims off a 2lb higher mark. Try The Money (third) is 1lb better off and he might close the gap, while Esperti, who was brought down early on in that same contest, is worth a second glance too.

A few in with a squeak but the vote goes to DREAMS OF DIAMONDS, who has run to a very similar level on 3 of his 4 starts over fences and is fancied to go one better than he did over C&D earlier in the month. Try The Money was a place behind the selection that day and he may have to chase him home again, with Puddlesinthepark, who is also declared to run at Ludlow on Thursday, rounding off the shortlist.

Having been in good heart since returning from an absence, DREAMS OF DIAMONDS could post his first win. The Big Reveal may go well.
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Veteran HARRY'S BAR had previously been too valuable for claimers but the 10-year-old can now register a 16th success. Rated 114 at his peak but winless since October 2023, he has been holding his form remarkably well, is suited by this distance and faces a simpler task than on his most recent over course-and-distance race. Dontspoilasale is half the selection's age and while rated 13lb less, managed a course-and-distance win last November. Fly To Glory has won twice this winter and while he receives a few pounds from his principal rivals, was beaten in a recent claimer when reported to have a small amount of blood at his left nostril.

HARRY'S BAR isn't the force of old as a 10-y-o but he remains capable of useful form and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to resume winning ways on these very favourable terms. Dontspoilasale rates the chief threat, ahead of Fly To Glory and Alhather.

Twice second from four starts at the venue since joining Stephen Thorne, HARRY'S BAR has race conditions strongly in his favour
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PIERROT JAGUEN got off the mark under Rules in impression fashion over 2m7f at Lingfield four weeks ago and, given that the third has won since, Olly Murphy's gelding sets the standard on the back of that performance. That said, Horaces Pearl maintained his unbeaten record on his hurdling debut at Huntingdon in November and, while this demands much more, the Grade 2 bumper winner is an obvious threat to the selection. Lud'or is the clear pick of the remainder.

A fascinating clash between highly promising novices PIERROT JAGUEN and Horaces Pearl. The latter proved to be one of the best bumper performers around last term and his hurdles debut success was brimming with promise. However, preference is for Pierrot Jaguen, who looked good at Lingfield and while it's likely that he will really come into his own over fences in due course, he nevertheless looks capable of making his mark in this sphere in the meantime. Lud'or can also make his presence felt.

Lud'or may prove vulnerable to the clear potential of both the unbeaten HORACES PEARL and 2m7f Lingfield winner Pierrot Jaguen.
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ROARING LEGEND has been in top form since joining the Hugo Palmer yard and a 4lb rise for his most recent success at Newcastle may not be enough to prevent him from landing the hat-trick. A rare contender at this track for Willie Mullins, Mr Escobar went close in a valuable handicap at Chester last September and has since scored over hurdles at Sedgefield. A promising fourth when having his first go over 2m at Kempton last time out, Moon Over Miami is another to consider.

Having caught the eye when fourth upped to this trip at Kempton last time, MOON OVER MIAMI could be the answer. He still has low mileage and shades preference ahead of Givemefive, who is on a good mark judged on his hurdles exploits and he pulled clear of the rest with Surrey Belle (dual hurdles winner this month) on his latest start in this sphere during the autumn. The Willie Mullins-trained Mr Escobar and hat-trick seeking Roaring Legend are others to consider.

The vote goes to ROARING LEGEND (nap), unbeaten in two runs for his new yard and value for more than the winning margin last time.
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Fame And Fun is 7lb higher than his Fontwell success but the return to fences may see him in a better light following his latest display over timber at Fakenham. John W Creasy wasn't at his best at Plumpton and is expected to bounce back on this occasion, but a chance is taken on WALKINTHECOTSWOLDS. Dropping back in trip seems to have helped her over timber and she is of significant interest on her chasing bow.

Having run out a good winner over fences on his penultimate start, FAME AND FUN made mistakes and never figured back over hurdles at Fakenham 2 weeks ago. However, he's worth another chance returned to this sphere with a switch back to positive tactics also likely to see him in a better light. Walkinthecotswolds and Walkinthewoods are others worth a look in a trappy affair.

The drop back in trip and return to fences could be ideal for FAME AND FUN (nap) and he can add to last month's chase win at Fontwell.
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GRAN HABANO has shown form this winter and drops in grade. Tried in Listed company on debut, he subsequently disappointed in two turf maidens but performed with plenty credit in winners' races in November and earlier this month. He seems well suited by this distance. Temperance is closely matched with No Return on their two previous meetings and appears more reliable of that pair - who finished sixth and seventh in October's Birdcatcher. Temperance met minor traffic then and should be suited by today's surface (having fast-ground turf form), while No Return debuts for new connections having disappointed over longer distances on recent runs.

TEMPERANCE has some solid 2-y-o form and could be the way to go on her return. Gran Habano and Storm Averted are other big players, while Songhai is an interesting newcomer.

Judged on a second placing at Cork and a respectable sixth in the Birdcatcher Nursery, TEMPERANCE can win a maiden of this standard
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MOUNT TEMPEST failed to fire when last seen at Sandown but the eight-year-old can be given another chance based on his previous success off just a 3lb lower mark at the same venue. The Famous Five filled second place over 2m3f at Chepstow last time and could repeat that achievement here, although Duhallow Tommy and Rath Gaul Hill are others who merit places on the shortlist.

THE FAMOUS FIVE remains just 2 lb above the mark off which he landed a C&D handicap over Christmas and the 7-y-o is taken to resume winning ways on the back of a creditable second at Chepstow last time. Duhallow Tommy has resumed with a couple of solid efforts in defeat this season and looks sure to be in the thick of things once again, while Rath Gaul Hill will be a player if fully tuned-up and top-weight Mount Tempest is also feared, despite a decidedly sluggish display at Sandown recently.

Duhallow Tommy looks the most solid to give his running but RATH GAUL HILL might start this campaign where he left off last term.
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BEALE STREET scored with more in hand than the winning margin suggests when landing the spoils over this trip at Newcastle recently and he should prove tough to stop despite a 4lb rise. Dark Side Thunder wasn't seen to best effect when fourth over C&D last time out but it wasn't a poor effort and he commands respect off an unchanged mark, while this drop to 6f could see Cargin Bhui go well.

BEALE STREET moved through the race in the manner of a well-handicapped horse when winning at Newcastle earlier this month, and he may be able to defy a 4 lb rise. Two-time course winner My Awele could bounce back to form for a return to this track, while fellow C&D winners Dark Side Thunder and Mumayaz are also worthy of consideration.

Back down in trip with new headgear fitted, ZIGGY'S CONDOR gets the vote. Cargin Bhui is second choice.
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Dual C&D winner Charlotte's Web arrives on a five-timer and is likely to prove popular with punters once more, although she was all out to score here last time and a 3lb rise may prove harsh. With that in mind, preference is for THE GLEN ROVERS, who has done nothing but improve this winter. While he was denied a hat-trick in a tactically-run affair over 1m3f at Kempton recently, it may pay to keep the faith with him off an unchanged mark. Royal Approval beat a subsequent winner on his handicap debut earlier this month and he catches the eye too.

Last year's winner PENZANCE has been given a break since a below-par effort at Newcastle in December and, appealing as being on a handy mark, he's selected to bounce back. Irish raider Genoah has improved for the step up in trip and he's feared along with Dragon Icon. Charlotte's Web and Royal Approval complete the shortlist.

With further improvement plausible, Irish raider GENOAH is taken to complete a hat-trick. Charlotte's Web is second choice.
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The return to the smaller obstacles gives Coup De Gold every chance of bouncing back having seemed to lose his confidence at Fontwell on Boxing Day. However, it is handicap debutant LUNA DE CASTANA who gets the vote to come out on top after showing some promise on her most recent outings. Twp Stori has to be a player dropping back in trip.

A chance is taken on LUNA DE CASTANA, who shaped well over this sort of trip on her penultimate outing at Warwick and, although that form isn't particularly robust, she's a lengthy mare who promises to have more to offer now going handicapping. El Bandido Pancho is interesting making a swift return to hurdling, with Atreides likely to bounce back from a poor showing at Wetherby when shaping as if amiss.

The lightly raced 6yo EL BANDIDO PANCHO looked a big danger when falling two out on his handicap debut and can make amends today.
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LYLE THE CROCODILE has been running consistently well here all winter and returns to the same distance over which he won over in January. The selection was handicapped on three turf runs last year and having shown a real liking for this surface, has progressed well and is reliable. He is 10lb higher than when scoring here last month but today's different rider now claims 7lb. Tam Lin defeated Endless Dawn to win recently, with little likely to separate the pair again.

Things didn't go BRIGID'S CLOAK's way when fourth in the C&D handicap won by Lyle The Crocodile and, with that run under her belt and now 10 lb better off with the winner, the Havana Grey filly is taken to emerge on top this time. Lyle The Crocodile was narrowly outpointed in his follow-up bid in a minor event here recently but he looks vulnerable back in a handicap and bigger threats may be posed by recent C&D 1-2 Tam Lin and Endless Dawn.

Sam Coen's 7lb claim may swing this in the direction of LYLE THE CROCODILE, a C&D handicap winner before going close over 6f on latest
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Gamesters Guy looks set to relish this step up in trip on his handicap debut, although mark of 130 seems to be stiff enough on what he has achieved to date. With that in mind, preference is for WONDERFUL EAGLE, who has placed in two valuable handicaps at Cheltenham on his last couple of starts and remains open to further improvement. The consistent Magical King edges out Saint Palais to be best of the rest.

MAGICAL KING should relish this test of stamina, having finished second over C&D in similar conditions earlier this month. He appeals most ahead of Wonderful Eagle who has placed in some good Cheltenham handicaps this season, while Gamesters Guy could be open to more improvement stepping up in trip on handicap debut.

Magical King and Gamesters Guy are players but WONDERFUL EAGLE's strength in the closing stages at Cheltenham was persuasive.
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DIVIDEND appeared to relish the step up to this trip when running out a taking winner at Kempton last September and, provided he is fully tuned up on his return from an absence, he looks the one to beat. Chesneys Charm went down narrowly over a mile at Newcastle when last seen and a bold bid looks likely off 1lb higher. City Of God is also respected.

CITY OF GOD, due to race off a 2 lb higher mark in future, can make amends having been denied by a fellow improving sort on handicap debut 10 days ago. Dividend caught the eye with a smooth-travelling victory at Kempton when last seen, he's feared ahead of San Juanito who may improve for the switch to handicaps.

All of the runners can be viewed positively. The highest points go to CITY OF GOD, ahead of San Juanito and Dividend.
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This looks a trappy finale, so only a tentative vote goes to WITCH HUNTER. The Group 2-winning son of Siyouni finished an excellent third in the Balmoral over a mile at Ascot when last seen in October, and he gets the vote to give weight and a beating to his rivals off the same mark. Destructive did it well when scoring over an extended mile at Wolverhampton recently and is respected off 6lb higher, although the jury is still out over the strength of that form. Fantastic Fox is also fancied to make the frame.

FANTASTIC FOX again shaped well on the back of another short break when runner-up over this trip at Newcastle 6 weeks ago and he looks a live player operating from a handy berth. The hat-trick seeking Destructive and Cynosure are others to consider, with Kalamunda completing the shortlist in the finale.

Fantastic Fox looks a solid candidate but the classy WITCH HUNTER can defy top weight granted some luck in running.
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Kosac D'oudairies may well benefit from a first-time hood in a bid to improve on what he has achieved in two bumper starts so far. That said, Jamie Snowden's gelding faces an interesting newcomer in the shape of WHISKEY YANKEE. The Sam Thomas stable continue to be in excellent form and the four-year-old is expected to relish conditions being a full-brother to a strong stayer in Ed Keeper. The Hawkstonian is noted too.

The pair with prior experience set a fair standard but newcomer WHISKEY YANKEE appeals on paper for a yard boasting a 22% strike rate in this discipline in recent seasons and he could be the answer in receipt of his handy 4-y-o weight concession. Of those with prior form, Kosac d'Oudairies is also high on the shortlist equipped with a first-time hood.

This could go to the newcomer WHISKEY YANKEE, whose in-form trainer Sam Thomas does very well in bumpers.
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VOLATILE ANALYST has been running consistently well in course-and-distance handicaps recently and, for an eight-year-old, is holding his form well. Just two of the selection's seven wins have come on the all-weather, but he has shown a real liking for this surface in recent months and holds Clonmacash on January form. Clonmacash admittedly stayed on well from off the pace then, although has been raised 10lb following last week's comfortable success. Elegant Madame's only success was gained at this distance as a two-year-old but might ideally prefer a mile. Solomon Coop steps up from a recent maiden win.

Following near-misses over 1m here on her last two starts, ELEGANT MADAME is appealing back at 7f. Solomon Coop made a winning start for this yard in a maiden here recently and he is second choice ahead of Anvika, Clonmacash and Volatile Analyst.

Very competitive but this could be the turn of ELEGANT MADAME after several near misses of late
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CAVOLO NERO scored in the style of a promising individual when landing the spoils over this track and trip on his debut last month and, with the promise of more to come, he gets the vote to bring up a double. Bozeman caught the eye when staying on into fifth over this trip at Kempton on his debut and the son of Mehmas warrants the utmost respect for the Ralph Beckett team. Western Ruler is respected too.

CAVOLO NERO proved very professional when making a winning debut over C&D just over 6 weeks ago and, with improvement on the cards, James Ferguson's charge gets the nod to remain unbeaten at the expense of Bozeman, who was left poorly placed but showed plenty to work on when fifth at Kempton on debut last month. Andrew Balding saddles a couple of newcomers and market support should be noted.

As regards the runners with experience, C&D winner Cavolo Nero holds obvious claims while BOZEMAN is an interesting alternative.
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ZE DO ASFALTO has shown consistent form in three winter course-and-distance runs. It is concerning that he went unsold for just 4,200gns last October and then contested a November claimer but a reproduction of his recent front-running effort in a decent race might see him difficult to peg back. Athlumney Warrior is out of a winning half-sister to Ascot Gold Cup winner Big Orange and showed nice ability on debut. The first four finishers in that January maiden were unraced (Lady Lilac finished fourth) and while well held by the winner, his rider subsequently reported that his mount was struck into from behind. J M's Joy has useful form and debuts for a new trainer.

The vote goes to ATHLUMNEY WARRIOR, who made an encouraging start to his career when runner-up on debut over this C&D and he is entitled to improve with that experience under his belt. Ze Do Asfalto looks sure to pick up a race sooner rather than later and he is clear second choice. Lady Lilac wasn't far behind the selection in the C&D maiden won by Snapaurum and she is open to improvement, a remark which also applies to Magnolia Drive.

After three second placings over 7f this looks a good opportunity for ZE DO ASFALTO (nap) to step up a place for his in-form stable
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Ten Commitments is effective over 7f and is notable debuting for Scott Dixon off 6lb higher than his Kempton success over a mile when last seen. However, the thriving SOAMES FORSYTE is hard to overlook after scoring comprehensively over C&D 16 days ago. His revised rating demands more but his proven course form earns him the vote. Onemorenomore can also figure for a place.

SOAMES FORSYTE added a second success this winter to his tally over C&D earlier in the month and, remaining well treated on old form, Michael Herrington's 6-y-o can make it 3 wins from his last 4 outings. The main threat may emerge from Ten Commitments, who was last seen in winning action at Kempton in October and has since joined Scott Dixon. Onemorenomore is picked for third.

In-form SOAMES FORSYTE (nap) is taken to record another C&D success. Chola Empire is second pick.
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BARNSO has 4lb to find with Dallas Star on adjusted ratings and would prefer a longer distance, but is suited by this surface and is capable. Winner of a lesser handicap over this distance last May, he subsequently finishing third at Listed level last August and defeated plenty rivals when finishing fifth in a valuable handicap on Champions Weekend in September. Ballysax Stakes winner Dallas Star disappointed when last seen in the Derby and while a much better horse than the selection, looks a soft-ground type and will have bigger spring targets. In-form stablemate Persian Bliss would prefer a longer distance, while the reliable San Andreas should get involved.

SAN ANDREAS is at the veteran stage now but is still very capable, particularly here, and can make the most of the weight he receives from returning Ballysax winner Dallas Star, who hasn't been seen finishing down the field in the Epsom Derby.

Long absent DALLAS STAR drops back in trip for his seasonal debut and if handling the surface could prove hard to beat
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KING OF ITHACA has won with Rossa Ryan in the saddle before and being reunited with that in-form jockey is a highly persuasive aspect in the favour of the five-year-old. Allied to that, he is already a dual C&D winner that has fared very well with a plumb draw in stall one. Cliffcake made all to win over 6f here last time and should also figure if the cheekpieces have the same impact second time around. Mereside Madness and Bomb Squad are others with place possibilities.

Having bagged a second C&D success in November, KING OF ITHACA again ran well and could arguably be considered a shade unlucky when third at Kempton on his latest start 39 days ago, just failing having come from a long way back. He can confirm the promise of that effort and resume winning ways. Cliffcake and Mereside Madness head up the dangers in a competitive heat.

Preference is for KING OF ITHACA, who has solid C&D form. Mereside Madness is second choice.
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QUICKSHOT has a fine pedigree and represents a yard which is doing very well at this course in recent weeks. By a leading sire, a half-sister won an American Grade 1 as a juvenile and while Amo Racing's jockey bookings muddy the waters somewhat, the selection is owned in partnership and, in any case, it would be disappointing if he wasn't better than 70-rated What's Your Game. Blue-blooded Heather is a half-sister to Irish Derby winner Latrobe and two other black-type performers. She showed nice ability on debut. Angelo Pio and Dreamed To Dream are noted too.

This looks a good chance for HEATHER to go one better than on debut. Her stablemate Study The Lady and Joseph O'Brien pair Palavar and Angelo Pio may provide the main opposition unless the betting speaks strongly in the favour of one of the newcomers.

A fairly decent maiden in which HEATHER could take a fair bit of beating now upped in trip
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The family tradition of excelling with middle-distance horses has only been enhanced since Charlie Johnston took over the training license from his father, and although SAX APPEAL has limitations, he is still on a feasible mark and this could be a good piece of placement as he bids to complete a hat-trick off just 4lb higher than for the latest of his two recent Wolverhampton successes. Charlie's Choice also won at the same venue latest and is feared most under a 5lb penalty. Hitched is another solid option.

SAX APPEAL has been revitalised by the application of blinkers, registering back-to-back victories over this sort of trip at Wolverhampton in recent weeks, and he looks up to completing the hat-trick. David Simcock's fellow in-form pair Charlie's Choice and Hitched can provide chief resistance.

Having posted two convincing wins at Wolverhampton since the blinkers went on, SAX APPEAL can make it 3-3 in the headgear.
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OMAKASE benefitted from both a drop in the ratings and stepping up to this distance when scoring here earlier this month, and might follow up. Following a busy juvenile campaign, the selection went awol for 1,391 days but returned to action last October when showing consistent form over short distances. She beat today's rival Nusra into third when upped in trip here recently and while 4lb higher today, she remains a fraction unexposed despite being a seven-year-old. Nusra should again run her usual honest race, while Doctor Grace is also noteworthy.

OMAKASE should have more to offer at this trip so a 4 lb rise for her C&D win earlier in the month may not prevent her following up. Nusra ran well for third behind the selection last time and is second choice ahead of Doctor Grace and Tara Power.

Having scored on her first attempt at this trip here 3 weeks ago OMAKASE can confirm that form with third-placed Nusra
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TRIBAL ACT impressed when coming away to record a wide margin success at Kempton last month and the son of Sea The Stars, who is related to a couple of useful types, looks more than capable of defying a penalty. Paratrooper kept on into second over the extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton on his debut but he can be more potent now upped in trip, while Lady Vivian, who cost 160,000gns as a yearling, warrants a market check having spent 107 days on the sidelines.

TRIBAL ACT looked good in a maiden over this trip at Kempton last month and looks up to defying a penalty. Paratrooper is the obvious chief threat after his encouraging debut at Wolverhampton at the beginning of the month. Lady Vivian has the potential to leave her Lingfield debut behind for Ralph Beckett, while well-bred William Haggas newcomer Luxmundi needs monitoring in the betting.

Godolphin's TRIBAL ACT was impressive at Kempton last month on his second start and can defy a penalty and follow up.
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The draw hasn't been kind to Sun Keeper, who must shoulder a penalty having opened her account at Wolverhampton recently. She merits respect nonetheless though, but it is HYPE MERCHANT that shades preference. David Loughnane's charge struck the crossbar over 7f on his seasonal return at Chelmsford recently but with a drop in trip likely to suit, he can go one place better. Any market support for handicap debutant Martha Costello would be noteworthy.

Dropping back to 6f should help HYPE MERCHANT, who stepped up on his low-key 2-y-o turf form when runner-up on recent all-weather debut back from a break over 7f at Chelmsford. He makes plenty of appeal off the same mark here. Due Respect failed to justify favouritism when fourth in a handicap on that same Chelmsford card 15 das ago but she's now 2 lb lower and looks dangerous, while recent Wolverhampton scorer Sun Keeper and Bank On Kent are others with claims.

The in-form Alice Haynes struck with SUN KEEPER at Wolverhampton last week and this unexposed filly can follow up under a penalty.
Ths is the racecard key.
| Icon | Meaning |
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![]() | TomForm top stats, gold rated |
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| Ran similar race before | |
| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
| Top Racingpost rated | |
| At the races watchout for | |
| At the races top pick | |
![]() | Top rated for thet statistic |
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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.
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