There were 46 Races on Saturday 14th September 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Lingfield, 9 races at Leopardstown, 7 races at Chester, 7 races at Doncaster, 8 races at Bath, 7 races at Musselburgh, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

SMART CHARGER has only finished out of the top two places on one of his five starts for the Alan King stable and he goes off the same rating as his most recent second at Kempton. The four-year-old retains the visor from that effort and might be the one to beat. Ship To Shore took care of Solid Silver (seventh) over C&D last time and is the obvious danger, while Wannabe Brave is another to keep an eye on.

A few with chances but Alan King's SMART CHARGER rates the pick of the weights on the back of his very good Kempton second so gets the nod. C&D scorer Ship To Shore heads the list of dangers, with Sydney Seabreeze and Wannabe Brave well in the mix too.

Several possibles but FAIR DINKUM could benefit from the return to AW and gets the tentative vote.
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Ger Lyons and Colin Keane have teamed up to land this prize twice in the past three years and may have the answer again with CHANTEZ getting the vote. The selection had Bubbling about four lengths behind when just denied here on debut before racing prominently throughout when beating Indigo Dream by three lengths again over C&D last month. Bubbling took a good step forward from that initial outing when scoring by five lengths at the Galway Festival and rates an obvious threat. Mojave River made a bright start when taking a valuable race for unraced fillies at Deauville last month, while Nancy J also scored on debut over this trip at Gowran.

The way in which BUBBLING pulled clear of her field at Galway suggests she can cope with the step up to listed company. Chantez is a useful prospect for the Ger Lyons team and is second choice ahead of Mojave River, who won a valuable newcomers race in France last month.

In front of Bubbling on debut and an impressive winner over C&D when last seen, CHANTEZ has the strongest form in the book
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GO WILD finished behind a strongly fancied rival when hitting the crossbar over track and trip on her latest outing and that might be the best form on offer in this contest. Mick Appleby's three-year-old looks well placed to shed her maiden tag at the fourth time of asking. Clara Barton hinted at ability when finishing fifth on her debut over 1m2f here and may benefit from this drop in distance. Gold Aura completes the shortlist.

CLARA BARTON made a promising start when fifth here back in April and is worth siding with to make a winning return with her yard going well. Go Wild has the form to play a big part and could emerge as the chief threat to Jack Channon's filly, although Gold Aura also needs considering if back on her A-game.

If this doesn't come too soon after Wednesday's C&D second GO WILD might be able to go one better.
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Andrew Balding's string often improve for their initial experience and Noble Phoenix, who showed promise on his debut last month, could follow suit. However, SIR PETER FOSSICK sets the standard with an official rating of 81. Runner-up on two of his three starts, the Footstepsinthesand colt should handle testing conditions and any further progress can see him open his account. Rock Diva is noted, while the step up to 7f should suit Maldevious and she should not be underestimated either.

SIR PETER FOSSICK quickly got back on track when second at Haydock and this looks a good opportunity. Rock Diva and Noble Phoenix both offered something to work on starting out so are feared most ahead of the more exposed Tactical Plan.

Having finished a good second on two of his three starts, SIR PETER FOSSICK is taken to get off the mark. Rock Diva is feared.
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Green Impact beat DELACROIX by a length and a half over C&D in July but the places may now be reversed. The winner had the advantage of a previous run which proved crucial as the selection ran quite green, but the Dubawi colt knew more next time at the Curragh when making all over 7f. He was strong at the finish and the step back up to a mile should suit. Stablemate Bernard Shaw was about five lengths behind Green Impact when the pair made their debut at the Curragh but took a good step forward when a wide margin winner over a mile at Dundalk last month. Green Triangle was set to add to a Roscommon maiden win when running out through the rail close home at Killarney.

Aidan O'Brien's 2 runners are obviously strong contenders but GREEN IMPACT has already beaten them both in a couple of maidens and can come out on top again.

Ryan Moore will take the ride on DELACROIX who landed the odds in style at the Curragh last time and is held in very high regard
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Righthere Rightnow impressed when readily making all on his debut over 7f at Newmarket last month and he must enter calculations. That said, preference is for the more experienced CHANCELLOR. The son of Kingman gave weight and a beating to a potentially smart rival when running out a comfortable winner over C&D recently and, with the promise of more to come, he looks to be the one to side with. Monumental can also go well.

WOLF OF BADENOCH ran a cracker in the Vintage considering his greenness was still apparent and is narrowly preferred to dual course score Chancellor, who looks more than capable of making an impact at pattern level. Aftermath has the potential for significant improvement after his promising debut second at Newbury and is next on the list.

A particularly solid case can be made for WOLF OF BADENOCH. Chancellor is feared most on form.
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MARCHOGION took a pleasant step forward from his debut effort to occupy the runner-up berth at Chester last time and, with the likelihood of plenty more to offer, he looks the one to beat. Yankee Dude shaped with plenty of promise when making the frame on his first start at Yarmouth and he has to be respected. Any market confidence behind either Tornado Alert or Chukotka on their respective debuts would be interesting.

MARCHOGION took his form up a level when runner-up at Chester last time and with further progress on the cards he looks the way to go. Blue Seeker appeals most of the clutch of potentially interesting newcomers, with Yarmouth debut third Yankee Dude another to consider in an intriguing novice.

Yankee Dude and MARCHOGION set a useful standard for the newcomers to aim at. The latter is narrowly preferred.
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La Yakel landed a handicap in similar conditions at Hamilton last time out and although this requires more, he must be respected. The ground might have been different when AL QAREEM defeated Bluestocking in this 12 months ago, but he will have no problem handling the heavy going and he looks the one beat now eased in class. Iron Lion struggled in the Ebor three weeks ago but he had been progressing nicely prior to that effort, and it would come as no surprise to see him outrun his odds.

AL QAREEM got the better of high-class filly Bluestocking in this race last year and he is taken to successfully defend his crown, with the progressive La Yakel likely to emerge as the main danger this time round. Star Harbour is third choice given doubts surrounding Burdett Road on the back of his low-key display in the Ebor.

Soft or heavy ground would bring La Yakel into the argument in a big way but last year's winner AL QAREEM is the one to beat.
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MALJOOM hasn't added to three wins in 2022 but was restricted to just one outing last term and has shown smart placed form this season at the highest level. The Caravaggio five-year-old was slowly away when third to Charyn in the Queen Anne at Royal Ascot and beat all bar Notable Speech in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood. He was too keen last time when upped in trip at York and is preferred to Diego Velazquez who returned to form when a runaway winner over 1m1f here in July. Mutasarref gained a fourth course win when beating Mountain Bear by half a length, with Lord Massusus just a head further back in third, in the Group 3 Desmond Stakes last month while Poker Face also merits respect.

DIEGO VELAZQUEZ returned to form with a vengeance when forging clear of a subsequent winner in the Meld Stakes here in July and is fancied to take the step back up in grade in his stride and remain unbeaten at this track. Maljoom is sure to pose a big threat if returning to the sort of form shown when runner-up in the Sussex Stakes on his penultimate outing, while Poker Face has solid each-way claims if backing up his latest effort.

The proven Group 1 form shown over a mile by MALJOOM (nap) in the Queen Anne and Sussex Stakes will make him hard to beat
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SHAGRAAN showed a likeable attitude when scoring over the minimum trip at Haydock last week. Upped 3lb, the son of Sioux Nation gets the vote to score for last year's winning jockey/trainer combination. Third behind the selection on that occasion, American Affair is entitled to be in the thick of things once more, while each-way players may look to side with Woolhampton. She arrives on the back of a cosy victory over 5f at Ascot recently and, off a 4lb higher mark, she could be staying on when others have cried enough.

This is wide open but the vote goes to COVER UP who brings some rock solid handicap form to the table whilst shaping as though this idiosyncratic trip will prove ideal too. Vintage Clarets has slipped to a very attractive mark and heads the list of dangers on the back of his eye-catching York eighth, although a good case can also be made for American Affair, Bergerac, Shagraan and Apollo One in this ultra competitive Portland.

Bar a heavy defeat in this race last year, ABERAMA GOLD has a fine record at Doncaster and is taken to exploit an attractive mark.
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The Thames Boatman boasts impressive stats here with a two out of two record and a return to the all-weather may see him sneak into the frame. Invincible Speed arrives in good form with a Wolverhampton victory, following two second places here over a furlong further, and he may prove the bigger danger to ALMATY STAR. Trainer Robert Cowell has a lofty reputation with his sprinters and if the four-year-old gets a clear run, he may follow up his recent Goodwood success off just 2lb higher.

A tightly-knit sprint in which ALMATY STAR is taken to follow up his recent Goodwood success and bag a second C&D victory. Invincible Speed rates a big threat though on the back of a career-best Wolverhampton win, with the handily-weighted duo Bedford Flyer and Michaela's Boy also well in the mix if back at their best.

Bedford Flyer is a major player back from a break but THE THAMES BOATMAN could find this setting up ideally for him.
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The front-running Emiyn was second to Tashkhan in the corresponding event last year and both can be expected to go well once more, but a chance is taken on ROBERTO ESCOBARR. The son of Galileo has faced some tough assignments this campaign but now returned to handicap on ground that will suit, he has been given a real chance by the assessor. Irish raider Vera Verto appeals as a likely candidate too, while Spirit Mixer would appear to hold every chance if handling the underfoot conditions.

VERA VERTO won off a higher mark last autumn and a runner-up effort at Killarney 3 weeks ago confirms she's back in excellent order. With that in mind, she makes as much appeal as any of these, with Emiyn and Aqwaam (returning from a break) a couple of potential threats.

If he's fit enough after a break and avoids a slow start this time, EMIYN (nap) can go one better than in the Chester Cup.
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PORTA FORTUNA is well suited by a sound surface and has progressed well this season. The Donnacha O'Brien-trained filly was just denied in the Qipco 1000 Guineas but went one better in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot before following up in great style in the Falmouth at Newmarket, with Rogue Millennium four lengths back in third. Fallen Angel bounced back from a below par effort in the Guineas at Newmarket by making all for an impressive win in the Irish equivalent at the Curragh but has been sidelined since through injury. Soprano deserves a crack at this level after a convincing Group 3 win at Deauville last month.

PORTA FORTUNA already has 3 top-level victories to her name and with her superb attitude on her side, she's selected to strike again. Fallen Angel is clear-second choice on form and is fresh for this having been off since her ready Irish 1000 Guineas success, while the unknown quantity in the line-up is Jancis given she defends an unbeaten record.

Willie McCreery had his best day as a trainer when Fiesolana won this race in 2014 and JANCIS might prove to be every bit as good
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Kinross performed with more credit than the bare result suggests when a running-on third in the Lennox at Goodwood last time and another bold bid is expected. Last-time-out winner Poet Master is another to note, but LEAD ARTIST gets the nod. The progressive three-year-old showed a really likeable attitude when winning the Group 3 Thoroughbred Stakes at Goodwood last month and should have more to come.

A fascinating clash between established older horses and improving 3-y-os. LEAD ARTIST is in the latter category and given he was value for extra when winning at Goodwood last month, he can take this step up in class in his stride. Kinross won this back in 2022 and is very likely to give it another good go.

Pride of place goes to the well-bred LEAD ARTIST who was having only his fourth run when gaining a cosy Group 3 success at Goodwood.
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Silver Nightfall sports a first-time visor, and if that keeps the Adaay gelding on a straighter path, he may well get into the mix where it matters despite top-weight. Twilight Dancer is beginning to look well-handicapped and showed signs of a return to her best when second here. She may be the one to chase home ASTRONOMICA. Left with too much to do when second at Nottingham, an added 4lb may not stop her here if she can be ridden nearer to the pace.

TWILIGHT DANCER signalled she's ready to go in again when a very good recent second here so looks the way to go in this open handicap. Lunarscape heads the list of dangers on the back of her good Ffos Las second, with in-form duo Astronomica and Tronido also in the mix.

Being a strong contender on current form, LUNARSCAPE may be able to open her AW account. Silver Nightfall is second choice.
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Sea Of Charm is in good form after hitting the crossbar for the second time in a row at Salisbury last month and she should remain competitive off her current mark. However, FRENCH MARTINI looks the way to go. Gary and Josh Moore's four-year-old produced an improved display when filling the runner-up spot at Brighton earlier in the month and she could prove hard to beat on that form. Captain Haddock is the pick of the remainder.

GEARING'S POINT ran with credit without getting a clear run at things after 6 months off when fifth at Windsor 12 days ago and, operating from a handy mark, she could be the way to go. French Martini and Sea of Charm are a pair of fellow in-form sorts and feared. Psyche is another to keep an eye on in a tricky opener.

Judged on her last two efforts, FRENCH MARTINI appears set to get off the mark. Angelica K is second choice.
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INVINCIBLE SONG got off the mark in a similar event over 5f at Ripon last month and a 6lb rise for that success may not be enough to stop her from following up. Invincible Annice also arrives here on the back of a victory and Karl Burke's filly should not be underestimated, while the unexposed Kodibeat and Havana Gila are others who merit a place on the shortlist.

This looks competitive but INVINCIBLE ANNICE confirmed the promise of her previous two starts when resuming winning ways at Hamilton 10 days ago and she appeals as the type to make her mark again returned to nursery company. Ardennes, Ripon-scorer Invincible Song and Fuji Mountain, returned to calmer waters, are others to consider.

Having impressed when making all in a C&D novice in July, FUJI MOUNTAIN gets the nod now back here for his first nursery start.
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ECONOMICS burst onto the scene when taking the Dante Stakes by six lengths at York and after connections decided to miss the Derby and give the colt a mid-season break, again showed an impressive turn of foot to beat Jayarebe by two lengths in another Group 2 at Deauville last month. Auguste Rodin's impressive haul of six top level wins includes a half-length defeat of Luxembourg in this race last year but he put in a below par effort at Ascot last time. Irish Derby winner Los Angeles may find this trip a bit sharp, while Shin Emperor has been placed twice in Grade 1 events in Japan including last time when third to Danon Decile in the Japanese Derby back in May.

A cracking renewal in which ECONOMICS, who has been so impressive in Group 2 company on his last 2 starts, can show he has what it takes to come out on top at the highest level. Last year's winner Auguste Rodin can bounce back from his below-par run in the King George and provide the chief threat ahead of Ghostwriter.

Preference is for last year's winner AUGUSTE RODIN, who has to bounce back from a poor run at Ascot, but he has done it before
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Illinois landed the Queens Vase over 1m6f at Ascot in June and looks sure to launch a serious challenge having gone close in the Great Voltigeur at York last time, but stablemate JAN BRUEGHEL may prove the one to side with. The unbeaten full-brother to an Irish Derby winner is improving at a rate of knots and beat a subsequent winner when taking the Group 3 Gordon Stakes at Goodwood on only this third outing. Irish Oaks winner You Got To Me was supplemented for this and makes more appeal than Sunway and Grosvenor Square of the remainder.

Aidan O'Brien typically holds a strong hand as he bids for a seventh success in the oldest Classic, while Ralph Beckett tries to win this with a filly once again, but SUNWAY looks the value call. His close second in the Irish Derby puts him right up there in terms of form and the longer distance promises to suit. The unbeaten Jan Brueghel has the most potential in the field and rates the main threat, though stablemate Illinois is also well in the mix on his narrow Great Voltigeur second.

The oldest Classic is probably heading back to Ballydoyle, with ILLINOIS (nap) the tip from Jan Brueghel and Grosvenor Square.
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PHOENIX MOON was allowed to race on the front end when winning over course and distance last month after pulling too hard most of this season. If she is finally learning to settle, an added 3lb from the handicapper may not stop her following up. Shamardia is another C&D winner after getting up late to score by a neck earlier in the month and she can also go well, leaving Katie G to fill the final placing.

SHAMARDIA had a bit in hand when opening her account over C&D last week, so a small rise in the weights doesn't look enough to prevent the follow up. Katie G is feared most ahead of Phoenix Moon.

A small rise in the weights may well not stop SHAMARDIA (nap) from following up her recent C&D win. Katie G is best of the rest.
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CALSHOT SPIT made every yard of the running to score in convincing style on his only start on the Flat for the Sheena West stable at Lingfield last month, and he should have no issues with this extra distance. The son of New Bay is only 5lb higher and has performed well over hurdles since. Hawk Jet made the frame over 1m6f at Salisbury latest and is likely to be thereabouts off the same mark, while Amongst The Stars is noted too.

Having deservedly opened his account from the front at Lingfield on his penultimate start, CALSHOT SPIT again ran well when runner-up over hurdles at Stratford 18 days ago. Unexposed at this sort of trip, he's expected to play a lead role once more back in this sphere. Amongst The Stars likely has more to offer from her lowly mark and is feared along with Hawk Jet. Ffos Las scorer Triple Nickle is another worth a second look.

Calshot Spit and Hawk Jet are respected but TRIPLE NICKLE and Humaniste have less to prove on the stamina front.
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The three-year-olds have generally held sway in this Group 3 event but perhaps the older generation will gain the upper hand this time with TRUSTYOURINSTINCT getting the vote. The Churchill gelding likes to force the pace and has progressed well since reverting to the Flat filling the runner-up spot on his latest two starts in Group 3 company. Klondike merits respect following a career best when scoring at Deauville, while Sumiha had Thunder Roll well behind when also successful in Group 3 company last time in the Munster Oaks at Cork. Kinesiology only lost the 1m6f Vinnie Roe Stakes in the stewards room here last month.

This Group 3 has an open feel to it with TRUSTYOURINSTINCT just about the most persuasive option with the way he stuck to his task in the Royal Whip Stakes strongly suggesting this trip will suit. Klondike must concede weight all round as a winner at this level recently but he's very likely to go well again, with Sumiha another to note with her ceiling not yet known.

The vote goes to CHANTILLY, who was only beaten 4l at Royal Ascot and the race could be set up nicely for him by his stablemate
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PADDY THE SQUIRE was only narrowly denied when returning from a lengthy break over 1m1f at Hamilton a month ago and that form has been boosted with the winner scoring again subsequently. With that in mind, the four-year-old has to be of interest off just a 2lb higher mark. Maghlaak has been running well in defeat of late and should not be underestimated, along with Stressfree and City Streak.

STRESSFREE was unable to land a blow when third behind more prominently-ridden rivals at Ayr last time yet he had previously shaped most encouragingly in handicaps at Doncaster/York and, lurking on a handy mark, he's fancied to be seen in a much better light on this occasion. Have Secret and Paddy The Squire are others to consider, along with Maghlaak.

David O'Meara's STRESSFREE should get his ground and is the suggestion but there are several dangers in a very competitive handicap.
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LITTLE TED defeated a subsequent winner over this course and distance last time out. Tim Easterby's charge was raised just 2lb for that success and he looks to hold every chance of going in again today. Believe Me Now finished third recently when attempting to follow up on her earlier Ayr success and she might present the main threat, although Without Delay is unlikely to go down without a fight either.

ANNANDALE caught the eye finishing with running left under a hands-and-heels ride at Carlisle on his penultimate outing and, with his latest effort easily excused, he's well worth another chance. Believe Me Now and Little Ted both arrive in good nick and head the opposition.

This looks a good opportunity for BELIEVE ME NOW to gain a second win of the year after a creditable C&D third 18 days ago.
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DAYSOFOURLIVES gave the impression a return to this longer trip would suit when finishing strongly for fourth in the Royal Hunt Cup over a mile at Royal Ascot. Marco Botti's four-year-old can resume winning ways off his current mark and edges out Paradias to be the pick. The latter was in the process of running another big race when hampered in a valuable handicap at York last time and can feature, while Penzance spoilt his chance with a tardy start at Yarmouth but caught the eye making late headway and could have a say in proceedings.

PARADIAS didn't have things go his way at York and is worth another chance to show that a 3 lb rise for his Glorious Goodwood success is lenient. Royal Hunt Cup fourth Daysofourlives is second choice ahead of Parlando, who did well in the Racing League last month, and Iain Jardine's Mr King.

A winner at this meeting 12 months ago, LIBERTY LANE might repeat the trick. He's smart on his day and this looks his sort of race.
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Narrowly denied on his return from an 84-day break at Kempton last month, CAPRELO is likely to have more improvement to come and he can regain the winning thread off a 2lb higher mark. A winner here over 1m2f on her penultimate outing and runner-up at Chelmsford since, Orbital is a leading contender for her in-form connections, as well as Louis Quatorze, who ran a creditable race from the front at Newbury last time out.

CAPRELO has progressed with each run this season and, with his latest form proving strong, he's fancied to resume winning ways. Raintown hasn't been at his best on his last 2 outings but is dangerous to dismiss back at this track, with the in-form Enthused also of interest.

This is tricky as five of the seven appear to hold good claims. ORBITAL probably has the most improvement in her.
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Nala Star got her head in front for the first time at Catterick last month and it will be interesting to see how she fares now stepping into nursery company. However, the vote goes to ELLOMATE, who made the frame over 6f at Southwell earlier in the month and goes off the same mark. Richard Hughes' juvenile returns to turf and the drop in trip may also suit. Solar Edge and Yakfeek are just two others to consider.

The addition of cheekpieces brought about improvement in NALA STAR, who did the job well when opening her account in the new headgear at Catterick recently and she is taken to follow up on her nursery debut. Hettie Jack looks pretty solid and could be the one to follow the selection home, with Ellomate, Sabrimento and Chepstow scorer Solar Edge also shortlisted.

Nursery newcomer MISS SHOW DOWN has been very up and down so far but was a good second over C&D in June and earns the vote.
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CHEMISTRY has scope for further improvement after just three career starts and may complete a hat-trick of wins this year. The grey son of Kingman won on testing ground at the Curragh back in April and appreciated the step up to 1m6f and a much sounder surface when getting a Listed race in the stewards room here last month, with Barnso keeping on well to finish a close third. Nurburgring reverts to the Flat following an impressive victory in the valuable Galway Hurdle while others to consider include Fighter, Plontier, Lot Of Joy and Ameerat Jumaira. Satin beat Comfort Line by two and a half lengths in this race last year with No Niki No in fourth and Comfort Line, who has not run since on the Flat, now appears the best treated of the trio.

This is wide open but Willie Mullins looks to hold a strong hand and his new recruit PLONTIER, a useful Flat winner in France, could prove ahead of his mark here having scored easily over hurdles on his yard debut last month. Aidan O'Brien's much less exposed 3-y-o Chemistry heads the list of dangers now going handicapping with better still to come, while the selection's stablemates Spasiba and Bialystok are also weighted to have a say. Oriole and Fighter complete the shortlist.

Preference is for COMFORT ZONE, second in this last year and comes here on the back of a fine run in a handicap hurdle at Galway
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ANTONIN DVORAK was unable to justify favouritism when finishing second over track and trip on his debut recently. Karl Burke's colt ought to be sharper for that experience, though, and he is taken to go one better with improvement on the cards. Kirkdale displayed clear promise at Haydock earlier this month and he's another who looks set to step forward, while It's Only Fun makes appeal on paper and will need monitoring in the betting ahead of his racecourse bow.

ANTONIN DVORAK couldn't justify short-priced favouritism over this C&D on debut but she still showed a fair level of ability and can go one better at the main expense of Kirkdale, who also showed promise at Haydock starting out.

Kirkdale is respected but the one to beat could be ANTONIN DVORAK whose encouraging second over C&D was predicted by the market.
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SCANDINAVIA still displayed signs of greenness when runner-up on his second outing at Newmarket and the son of Justify is expected to shed the maiden tag at the third time of asking. Ride The Thunder is likely to progress from his runner-up effort on debut here in July with the extra furlong potentially aiding his cause. Of the newcomers, the most interesting contenders appear to be New York Minute, a 400,000-euro purchase who is a half-brother to a Grade 2 winner in the US, Serviceman and Yabher.

SCANDINAVIA improved plenty on his debut form when second at Newmarket last month and, with further improvement forthcoming, he could take a bit of stopping. Ride The Thunder and Masubi both seem sure to build on promising opening efforts, with Serviceman heading up a handful of interesting newcomers before market clues.

Scandinavia was second at Newmarket but may be vulnerable to MASUBI and Ride The Thunder. The newcomers need a check too.
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BOBACIOUS wasn't for catching when making all at Windsor last time out and a substantial 9lb rise may not be enough to prevent him from landing a third victory of the year. Georgina Nicholls' charge gets the vote ahead of Uzincso, who has strong claims on his penultimate second over C&D, and the capable Covert Mission.Making his first start for new connections, Spook is capable of being in the shake-up, along with Forge Valley Lad.

WONDER STARELZAAM is down to a good mark and could be ready to strike following a more encouraging effort at Newbury last month. Bobacious resumed his progress in no uncertain terms at Windsor recently and could have further progress in him given he remains lightly raced for his age, while Spook is another to note setting out for a new stable.

A chance is taken on HUNTERS RUN in the hope that he will improve for this longer trip, which he's bred to.
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Dashing Harry is 1-1 here and won't mind any further rain having scored on heavy ground here last October. Kiss And Run may try to make every post a winning one if she can get to the front from stall one, but CARIBBEAN WIND is preferred. Second at Lingfield last month, she only has six runs on the card and should have improvement to come.

Having slipped to an attractive mark, GLAMOROUS BREEZE could be the answer to this trappy-looking handicap. She actually wasn't beaten far at Sandown last time following a slow start and her versatility ground-wise is an added bonus. Recent Salisbury winner Level Up is second choice ahead of So Smart.

Level Up and Danger Alert are considered but this race is weaker than GLAMOROUS BREEZE (nap) is accustomed to.
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CERULEAN BAY has struck a rich vein of form with a trio of wins all over this trip and, despite a combined rise of 13lb in the ratings, may still be ahead of the handicapper. The David O'Meara-trained gelding appeared to win with a bit in hand when beating Cuban Tiger by a neck at Thirsk and the booking of Colin Keane adds to confidence. Rahmi has been placed in a number of valuable handicaps this year including over this trip at Chepstow last time, while Havana Blue and Garfield Shadow also come here in good form. Physique, Hurricane Ivor and Dunum, runner-up in this race last year, filled the first three places in the Ahonoora Handicap over this trip at the Galway Festival.

CERULEAN BAY arrives here a 3-y-o firmly on a roll, completing the hat-trick with a bit to spare when fending off fellow British raider Cuban Tiger at Thirsk 2 weeks ago. A 4 lb rise for that success looks fair and he's very much of interest again with his stable continuing in fine form. The latter-named rates a lead threat again, with I Am Superman, Hurricane Ivor and Dunum leading the home challenge.

RAKNAH impressed when beating supposedly superior rivals from the front in Listed company at Galway and can bounce back to form
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This could be a shootout between UNMISTAKEABLE and Monticristo Boy, both of whom arrive following creditable second-placed efforts. The former has proven herself on the turf, though, and shades preference with that in mind, while a drop from 6f doesn't look an obvious positive for the latter, having kept on late in the day last time. Lady Roxby does not look overburdened by an opening mark of 60 and she appeals most of the remainder.

LADY ROXBY brings potential to the table on this nursery debut and having shaped well at Thirsk on her final qualifying run, she could be the answer. Unmistakeable and Stat Goddess look the chief threats.

The one with the most potential could be LADY ROXBY and Bryan Smart's lightly raced filly is taken to make a winning nursery debut.
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TREASURE TIME hit the line strongly when producing a career-best performance to win at York last month and a 7lb rise may not be enough to stop him from taking another step forward. Native Warrior backed up his Britannia third when finishing second at Goodwood and the son of Wootton Bassett commands plenty of respect once again. Storm Star, Johan and Ouzo head the remainder.

TREASURE TIME gained deserved compensation for his luckless run at Goodwood when successful in a competitive big-field York handicap 3 weeks ago. Notably strong at the line then, he makes plenty of appeal again from his revised mark taking on his elders for the first time. Fellow 3-y-o Native Warrior is another of firm interest, with Mirsky and Tolstoy a pair of the older brigade firmly in the mix also.

The excellent record of 3yos in this race heightens interest in NATIVE WARRIOR, Storm Star, Treasure Time and Magnum Opus.
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With very little form to work with, MANY MEN stands out on his debut second, though he failed to build on that next time out when fifth at Epsom after a slow start. Belgravian is the most interesting newcomer for the in-form Andrew Balding team, while any market support for Richard Hughes' Super Mirage must also be taken seriously ahead of his debut.

This looks ripe for one of the newcomers, with BELGRAVIAN the most appealing of them on paper. It goes without saying that confidence behind this colt in the betting would look highly significant. Girls Night Out and Super Mirage rate the main dangers.

It's worth chancing the newcomers. with BELGRAVIAN preferred to Super Mirage and Girls Night Out.
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EVENING BLOSSOM is on a hat-trick and had a number of these rivals behind when successful over C&D last month. The Joseph O'Brien-trained filly remains on a competitive mark while Quadruple is another progressive sort having also gained a couple of mile handicap wins at Limerick and the Curragh and in between was just denied here over seven. Lady Lunette and Snellen filled the first two places in the valuable Nasrullah Handicap over 1m1f here in July and the former subsequently didn't enjoy much luck in running at Galway. Independent Expert ran a career best last time when a close third in the Irish Cambridgeshire while others for the shortlist include Zapphire and Solar Breeze.

Ger Lyons' progressive QUADRUPLE has won 2 of her 3 starts in handicaps and makes most appeal in a highly competitive fillies event. English-raider Zapphire has enjoyed a solid campaign and rates as another major player, with fellow raider Arisaig and the hat-trick seeking Evening Blossom also in the mix.

The one to beat is QUADRUPLE, a fast-improving filly who impressed at the Curragh last time and could well be stakes class
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Newmarket trainer William Haggas has an excellent strike-rate at this venue and MOLTEN SEA is expected to improve now handicapping. The daughter of Too Darn Hot failed to see out the 1m6f trip in maiden company at Goodwood in June but a bold bid is anticipated at this lowly level. Lady Phoebe returns to this shorter distance with a shout having gone close at Hamilton on her penultimate start, while Stretch remains open to improvement and is preferred to the more exposed Mon Etoile.

MOLTEN SEA surely has more to come in handicaps for her leading stable so she can find the requisite improvement needed to defy this mark. Dingwall could relish this trip so is a threat, along with Lady Phoebe.

It will be disappointing should the well-bred MOLTEN SEA not be able to raise her profile now handicapping at this lowly level.
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Saliko may prove popular here after her debut third at Kempton and any improvement would make her a danger to all. Tempted ran green on her debut when slowly away and is another who could get involved, though TAP DANCER should have their measure. Third and beaten less than a length in a Class 2 at Goodwood latest, the drop in grade may be all she needs to get off the mark.

The vote goes to TAP DANCER, who got back on track when a close third in a soft-ground Goodwood novice three weeks ago and this filly is probably capable of better still. Saliko made a promising start to her career at Kempton and may emerge as the main danger, though Master Technician is also feared on the back of his encouraging Windsor debut and newcomer The Green Mile is not short of appeal on paper.

The Green Mile is interesting but GREAT DAVID is given another chance to confirm the promise shown in the first of his two starts.
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KNIGHTS AFFAIR continued his good progress when scoring at Redcar last time with plenty left in the tank. The four-year-old won over 2m at this track back in July and this extra distance should hold no fears for David O'Meara's inmate. Yorkindness bounced back to form when just missing out over course and distance last time and Show No Fear was less than a length away in third. Bringbackmemories returns to this lower grade with a chance too.

KNIGHTS AFFAIR possesses plenty of physical scope and is a stayer to keep on the right side of on the back of his easy win at Redcar 3 weeks ago. Marbuzet was behind the selection that day but this stiffer test should play more to his strengths, while Robert Johnson is back down in class having not been disgraced in handicaps at Glorious Goodwood and York's Ebor meeting.

The progressive Knights Affair is not passed over at all easily but slight preference is for the proven stamina of YORKINDNESS.
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DAPPLED LIGHT has been running consistently well in recent months and the four-year-old went close on his latest outing when denied by a neck at Chepstow. He was tried in blinkers for the first time on that occasion and there is no reason to believe the headgear won't work again. Fact Or Fable won over C&D last month and is capable of being in the mix, along with Hawajes and Daany.

The vote goes to ALBUS ANNE, who scored over this C&D last autumn and she is fresher than most on what will be just her third start of the present campaign. The consistent Dappled Light went close at Chepstow recently and is next on the list ahead of Ravenglass. Cases can also be made for Havana Goldrush and Hawajes.

Away from heavy ground and with cheekpieces refitted, KING OF THE DANCE is taken to exploit a favourable mark.
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CLASINA made a pleasing start to life in handicaps when finishing a close-up third over 7f at Haydock last week on just her second start for this stable. Upped 2lb, it would be no surprise if she were able to go two places better. Ramon Di Loria found only one rival too good over 6f at Hamilton latest and a 1lb rise for that performance may not prevent another bold bid. Showtime Mahomes bounced back to form with a game victory over C&D last month and must also enter calculations.

SHOWTIME MAHOMES is taken to defy the handicapper again and make it a perfect 4-4 at Musselburgh. Unexposed 3-y-o Clasina is feared most ahead of Ramon di Loria, who has had a good spell in recent months.

If there's an unexposed one here it's probably CLASINA (nap) who nearly sprang a surprise at Haydock and could improve further.
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MALHAM TARN COVE clearly wasn't at his best when down the field at Catterick on his latest start. However, the return to Bath appears likely to see him bounce back given his trio of outings here in 2024 have seen him finish in the first three. Time Patrol enters calculations having won a classified event here on his penultimate start, while others for the shortlist include Diamond Cottage and Sisters In The Sky.

SISTERS IN THE SKY disappointed last time but he's the type to bounce back and is now only 1 lb above his last winning mark. Time Patrol and Diamond Cottage head the dangers.

C&D winner SISTERS IN THE SKY is excused his recent defeat on heavy ground and has quickly dropped back to a workable mark.
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HENERY HAWK would have finished a lot closer to the eventual winner had he not met trouble in running in a similar contest over this track and trip last month and, off an unchanged mark, he can gain some compensation for that luckless effort. Sound Of Iona is capable of playing a hand in a race of this nature if on a going day, while recent C&D scorer Hard Nut needs to bounce back from a mediocre effort at Southwell.

The front-running MRS BAGERRAN made a good return from an absence here recently and might prove the answer to this finale from a handy draw near the rail. Cuban Rock is back on the mark he defied at Hamilton in July and is second choice ahead of Ski Angel, who had an excuse here last time and has been cut some slack by the handicapper.

Linda Perratt runs three and HENERY HAWK, who has shown signs of a revival lately, can prove the pick of them.
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