There were 39 Races on Tuesday 17th September 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Redcar, 8 races at Punchestown, 7 races at Brighton, 7 races at Yarmouth, 9 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Kodebreaker shaped as if this return to a mile will suit when finishing a staying-on third over 7f at Yarmouth last month and, eased 1lb, the son of Kodi Bear must be respected. That said, preference is for the hat-trick seeking CAPTAIN CORELLI. Julie Camacho's charge was last seen scoring with the minimum of fuss over a mile at Thirsk and the suspicion is that he may have gotten off lightly with just a 3lb rise. Tacitus is capable of hitting the frame in a race like this if on a going day.

CAPTAIN CORELLI arrives in excellent heart and is fancied to complete the hat-trick. Copper And Five wasn't knocked about when finishing behind the selection last time and is feared most ahead of Jumeira Vision.

There isn't much between CAPTAIN CORELLI and Copper And Five on a recent Thirsk run and they could dominate this finish.
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JOYFUL PRINCESS was well enough held on debut at the Curragh but that form is working out well and she should improve from the experience. Out of a Coolmore-bred unplaced dam, whose sister won at Listed level, she missed the break and raced keenly in the early stages. While beaten eight lengths into fifth, the daughter of Starspangledbanner finished reasonably well with the runner-up, the fourth and eighth-placed finishers each winning subsequently. Mint Candy finished a length-and-three-parts ahead of Amangani on their Gowran meeting a fortnight ago and the pair are likely to be closely matched, as the latter was a little short of room on the inner for some of the home straight.

A fair bit of potential on show here, not least Aidan O'Brien's impeccably-bred colt MINT CANDY who is taken to build on his promising Gowran second and get off the mark. Amangani could emerge as the chief threat on the back of her debut Gowran second, although Joyful Princess, It's All Peachy and School of Athens need factoring in too.

Preference is for JOYFUL PRINCESS. The form of her Curragh maiden fifth is strong and she looks open to plenty of improvement.
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This looks a good opportunity for the class-dropping DO IT NOW to regain the winning thread. The son of Bungle Inthejungle has been highly tried since finishing fifth in the Super Sprint over 5f at Newbury in July and, after showing up well for a long way before being outpointed in the closing stages in a Listed race at York, he looks the one to side with at this level. This step down to 5f promises to suit Rift Valley and she must enter calculations, while Aubergine is an interesting newcomer.

DO IT NOW drops markedly in class and makes plenty of appeal in what has become a pretty thin novice. Lord Roxby is the obvious danger on the back of his Beverley success.

It may pay to concentrate on RIFT VALLEY who looks interesting dropped to 5f, ahead of Do It Now.
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Realised has made the frame on each of her last two starts in this grade and she should remain competitive off an unchanged rating. However, the vote goes to LOCHABER, who flopped when finishing ninth at Southwell on his latest outing, but he filled the runner-up spot at Chepstow prior to that effort. Scott Dixon's three-year-old returns to turf and could go close off a 1lb lower rating. Of the remainder, Bear To Dream makes the most appeal.

BEAR TO DREAM could be the way to go if she can bounce back to anything like the form of last month's C&D win. Realised could pose a threat if fully primed after a break, while Muy Muy Guapo is also handicapped to get involved.

Unlucky not to finish a bit closer to the target at Salisbury on Friday, THUNDEROUS LOVE might win this in first-time cheekpieces.
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STORM PIECE has an excellent pedigree and showed good ability on debut. By the sire of Economics and out of a blue-blooded Group 1-winning dam, he contested a newcomers' maiden at the Curragh and while the form is largely unproven, the Ballydoyle-trained winner was well-touted while the eighth-horse subsequently finished runner-up. The selection looks smart and has a notable Beresford Stakes entry. Genealogy himself showed promise on Curragh debut 17 days ago and is entitled to improve plenty from that display, while his stablemate Lord Byron is from a fine Aga Khan family and is a half-brother to a multiple Group 3 winner.

Aidan O'Brien's GENEALOGY shaped well on his debut when a running-on second at the Curragh and with a fair bit of progress on the cards he makes most appeal. Ger Lyons' Storm Piece also has better days ahead of him and is next best, although well-bred Camelot newcomer Lord Byron and Galway second Starry Desert can't be discounted either in this intriguing maiden.

Runner-up to a better-fancied stablemate on debut over this trip at the Curragh, GENEALOGY(nap) can go one better today.
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TIETE had to be switched for a clear run when second at Newbury on her nursery debut. Harry Charlton's filly looks one to keep on the right side of and is just preferred to Brastias. The latter also ran into plenty of trouble on his handicap bow when fourth at Haydock and will likely be thereabouts at the finish, while Lingfield maiden winner Creative Lady is another to note.

BRASTIAS looked unlucky not to finish closer on his nursery debut at Haydock a fortnight ago, coming home well having not got a clear run, and he could be set to strike under Oisin Murphy. Liberty Bird and Creative Lady, both successful last time out, and Tiete are other leading players.

Unlucky not to give the favourite a tougher time on her nursery debut, TIETE looks the way to go. Brastias rates the main danger.
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AMERICAN BAY has posted some useful efforts this season but this step back down to 6f can see this habitual keen-racer get his head in front. Harry Charlton's gelding would have finished a lot closer to the eventual winner had he been granted a clear run when finishing a never-nearer fourth over 7f in a Newbury handicap and looks the one to be with. Saint Matthew is surely better than he showed when finishing down the field over 5f at Ripon and he is respected having been gelded since that run, while Arabic Song completes the shortlist visored for the first time.

AMERICAN BAY was unlucky not to make more of a race of it with the 3 that finished ahead of him in a fairly useful handicap run a good time at Newbury 19 days ago, having conceded first run, and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to get off the mark. Arabic Song took a step forward when runner-up at Wolverhampton in July and seems likely to pose the main threat.

Arabic Song has clear possibilities if backing up her latest effort. Otherwise, this looks a good opportunity for AMERICAN BAY.
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This may turn into a procession for USUARIO AMIGO, who sets a lofty standard in this contest with a rating of 86. The son of Oasis Dream hit the crossbar in a handicap at Newmarket two starts ago and provided he can put his latest underwhelming display at York behind him, James Owen's gelding looks difficult to oppose. Rating sported first-time cheekpieces when failing to land a blow at Newbury last time, but he could get closer stepping back into maiden company. Borealis Thunder can pick up any pieces.

It isn't too hard to forgive USUARIO AMIGO his run in a strong York Ebor handicap last month and this essentially looks a gilt-edged opportunity for him to get off the mark. Rating will give him most to do if anywhere near her best.

This ought to be straightforward for USUARIO AMIGO, who ran to a useful level when going close in a Newmarket handicap last month.
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TRETHORN has been beaten long distances in three maiden runs but has a fine pedigree and showed some promise on his latest run. By Dubawi and out of a well-related Listed-winning dam, the selection finished behind subsequent St Leger winner Jan Brueghel on debut and all of 17 lengths behind last weekend's impressive Petingo Handicap winner Fighter and might improve in first-time cheekpieces from a manageable initial rating. Mooretown Lady has been running consistently well in useful handicaps and is dependable, while Gandolfo has been frustrating to follow but nonetheless was beaten just a short-head over this distance at Gowran a fortnight ago.

PURPLE SKY still has few miles on the clock and wasn't seen to best effect at Galway last week. She makes fair appeal. Avatar Jet and Gandolfo head the list of dangers.

The Denis Hogan yard is in decent form and SPORTINGSILVERMINE is worth a chance to break his duck down in trip.
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A half-brother to the high-class sprinter Battaash, AL MISBAR will appreciate the return to this trip having found one too good over 7f at Newmarket and Charlie Appleby's inmate gets another chance. He sports Godolphin's first colours ahead of the penalised novice winner Midnight Thunder, while West Acre also carries a penalty having made a winning debut over the minimum trip at Newcastle.

MIDNIGHT THUNDER has made a very bright start, scoring impressively at Windsor, and can defy a penalty here. West Acre was a ready winner himself first time up at Newcastle and has more to offer. Battaash's half-brother Al Misbar, and Winnebago, who shaped well at Newmarket, complete the shortlist.

Sprinting looks the way forward for AL MISBAR after he didn't quite see out the 7f at Newmarket last time.
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BRIGHT has found an extra gear of late and on the back of wins at Doncaster and Newcastle, the versatile four-year-old can extend the winning run with another 3lb rise in the handicap unlikely to stop him. The veteran Muscika is showing no signs of his enthusiasm waning and also looks a serious contender in this company, while previous C&D winner Hail Sezer lurks on a competitive mark and offers some each-way value back on this happy hunting ground.

BRIGHT arrives at the top of his game and remains on a handy mark. He can complete the hat-trick. Novello Lad and Muscika head the list of dangers.

With the form of his July/August wins stacking up nicely, BRIGHT (nap) can complete the hat-trick. Novello Lad is feared most.
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Gallimimus beat Long Call is a gutsy display over track and trip earlier in the month and it would be no surprise to see him confirm that form in order to have a say. However, it may pay to side with BEAUTIFUL SURPRISE, who showed improved form in first-time blinkers over a mile here last time and she goes off an unchanged mark. If she can settle better and see out this longer trip, she could be the one to beat. Fighting Poet is another to consider.

The veteran LONG CALL is taken to turn around recent C&D placings with Gallimimus and land a second C&D success 5 years after the first. John Gallagher's charge can give him most to do ahead of Fighting Poet, who has been in good form over 1½m here lately.

In good form over 1m4f here recently, FIGHTING POET benefits from Sean D Bowen's very useful 3lb claim today and gets the nod.
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STAR HARBOUR might ideally prefer a slightly longer distance but won over today's trip at Tipperary in August and arrives following a career-best effort when second from a rating of 105 at Dundalk. Akecheta's dam is closely related to 2000 Guineas winner Mark Of Esteem and while lightly raced, she has shown useful form. She ran well at Roscommon last time and now has a first-time tongue-tie. Gesture has been gelded since his last run and his best form to date has been achieved on the all-weather.

STAR HARBOUR holds the clear edge on form so rates a confident choice to go one better than his recen excellent Dundalk second. Roscommon runner-up Akecheta appeals as the one to chase home the selection ahead of Acotango.

It is difficult to oppose STAR HARBOUR. Though he stays 1m4f, he did win over this trip this two starts ago.
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GREEN STORM forged clear in the home straight at Kempton last time, but that effort took it's toll as he was headed when hanging left in the closing stages. The son of Circus Maximus will benefit from a more restrained ride and is taken to go one better. Must Believe has plenty to find with the selection on Kempton running, though can still have a say in proceedings, while Phoebus looks a likely improver.

GREEN STORM holds Must Believe on Kempton form and the promising pair can come to the fore upped in trip, with Charlie Johnston's charge taken to come out on top. Flying Fortress should be winning races also.

Some late hanging at Kempton casts a bit of a cloud over GREEN STORM but he comfortably sets the standard and he should stay 1m1f.
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The top-weighted Newyorkstateofmind is an obvious contender after his return to form at Newcastle a fortnight ago and a bold showing can be expected, despite a 4lb higher mark. From the other end of the weights, Street Life also commands respect from a workable rating based on past exploits. However, from 19lb lower than his last winning mark, previous course winner GHATHANFAR looks the pick of the bunch on these terms and shades preference as a solid value option.

Preference is for NEWYORKSTATEOFMIND, who bagged his third win of the year at Newcastle a fortnight ago and remains on a workable mark. Street Life and Zuffolo can also make their presence felt.

A chance is taken on HIGH VELOCITY, who looks tempting off his current mark. Second choice is Zuffolo.
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Hat-trick seeker SAINT RIQUIER is difficult to oppose on the back of a near 10-length success in an apprentice contest at Leicester last week and, from the same mark, is a strong fancy to extend the winning run. Laser Focus is a threat to the selection with the handicapper giving him a chance after his fourth at Leicester, although Torbellino went down fighting over C&D on her most recent start and commands respect on the face value of that latest effort.

A race which to a large degree revolves around SAINT RIQUIER, who will surely complete a hat-trick if in anything the same form as when bolting up off the same mark at Leicester last week. Torbellino and Laser Focus can fight it out for minor honours.

Falsetto is interesting on her handicap debut but it's hard to make a case against the unpenalised SAINT RIQUIER.
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ARD NA MARA was no match for Fighter when second in a Curragh maiden, but had 20 horses behind her and the form got a massive boost on Saturday when the winner followed up at Leopardstown. Vadali has been placed on his last three outings and got closer to the winner with each run. He is one to note up in trip. Conversely, the 82-rated Strolling drops back in trip after being beaten a neck into second at Tramore.

POWERFUL HOOK HEAD made an encouraging start to his career at Gowran and, likely to be more street-wise this time, he is taken to come out on top. Vadali has found just one too good in maidens at Limerick and Galway the last twice and should be in the thick of things once more, while Strolling is also of strong interest on the back of her near miss at Tramore. Ard Na Mara makes each-way appeal, along with Coul Dreamer.

Preference is for Jim Bolger's filly ARD NA MARA after the form of her fine effort at the Curragh was boosted at Leopardstown.
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WARRIOR'S DANCE comes into this with an interesting profile having been far from disgraced in three qualifying runs over 7f and 1m. Now stepping up in trip sporting cheekpieces for the first time, the son of Lope De Vega gets the vote to gain a breakthrough victory. Silver Gunn did it well when scoring over 1m2f at Newmarket last month and he must enter calculations nudged up 2lb, while fellow last-time-out winner Woodstock City commands respect.

WARRIOR'S DANCE looks capable of much better now handicapping up in trip with headgear fitted and gets the vote. Arazzo remains capable of better, while Roxanne is potentially interesting down in grade if settling better.

Unlucky with the way races unfolded in three handicaps in the summer, SNIPER'S EYE is preferred to dual C&D winner Afloat.
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BETWEENTHESTICKS is an interesting recruit for the Ruth Carr stable and, having won off just a 2lb lower mark for his former trainer on his penultimate start, this could be a good time to catch the son of Captain Gerrard. The class-dropping Secret Command looks a serious contender at this level, while Ifonlytheycudtalk is also noteworthy back in a low-grade handicap after being well backed for a near miss in a classified event at Thirsk last month.

MARIS ANGEL improved significantly when scoring over this trip at Wolverhampton last week and remains low mileage. She is fancied to follow up. Betweenthesticks and Secret Command are feared most.

Dropped in class off a reduced mark, MAJESKI MAN may be the answer. Secret Command is second choice.
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A C&D winner on his penultimate start, WALEYFA seems to have been revitalised by a a recent switch in stables and, after a near miss on Southwell last month, the Kublers' mare is an attractive proposition back at this venue from a still workable mark. In-form pair Interestnpenalties and Romanovich can make sure this isn't a cakewalk for the selection, with the former suggested as the chief threat based on his potential to improve over this trip.

The thriving WALEYFA is narrowly preferred to fellow C&D scorer Romanovich, who arrives on the back of a win in a big field at Chepstow 3 weeks ago. Low-mileage 3-y-o Sorontar is another who could go well.

In a competitive race for the grade the suggestion is WALEYFA (nap), who was an emphatic C&D winner on last month's stable debut.
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MON ETOILE improved for the step up to this trip at Musselburgh on Saturday. Beaten only a neck on that occasion, the three-year-old can finally open her account with more to come over the distance. Sycamore Gap is another looking for a first win, but that won't be long in coming judged on recent placed efforts, while Bond Spirit showed a bit more at Bath recently and has winning form on the Tapeta.

A very open handicap but MON ETOILE is able to race off the same mark as when a very good recent Musselburgh second so gets the vote. In-form duo Sycamore Gap and Bond Spirit appeal as the main dangers to Charlie Johnston's filly and can chase her home in that order.

The vote goes to BOND SPIRIT whose three career wins include two on the Southwell Tapeta.
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There should be upside in SHAVASI's mark of 76. She was last seen finishing third in a higher grade at Sligo. Prior to that, she shed her maiden tag at Killarney. Counterculture hacked up in a maiden at Roscommon and is one to keep on the right side of. The experienced Sli Na Ghealai is more than capable of landing a blow, while Presence goes to work at the bottom end of the handicap and shouldn't be underestimated.

This can go to PRESENCE, who ran a cracker back in handicap company at Galway last month and remains low mileage. Counterculture and Sli Na Ghealai rate the principal dangers.

A maiden winner over a mile at this track a year ago, PERFECT POISE has run well in defeat at times since and can score again.
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SUMMER OF LOVE has shown improved form since fitted with a hood (retained) the last twice, most recently running out a comfortable winner over 7f at Epsom. Provided this drop to 6f is of no hinderance to the daughter of Dark Angel, she should prove tough to stop off 3lb higher. Rosy Affair has hit the woodwork on her last two starts and, if the application of a tongue-tie can eke out some improvement, she should go well. Kitai is also of some interest.

There should be more to come from SUMMER OF LOVE and she's taken to strike again down in trip. Rosy Affair continues in top form, shaping best at Newmarket last time, and is a big player. Azure Angel caught the eye at Kempton and could be in the hunt if backing that up returned to turf.

This can go to SUMMER OF LOVE (nap) who has yet to try her luck at sprinting but she'll get a fast pace to chase and that will help.
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SEE THAT STORM is unbeaten in two starts since joining the Ed Bethell yard and his cosy victory at Pontefract last time reads well in the context of this race. The son of Storm The Stars is only 5lb higher for that triumph and he might be capable of continuing his rapid upward curve to complete the hat-trick. Great Blasket finished third in a class 2 event at Newmarket last month and will find this easier, while Sudden Ambush is another to consider after his second at Doncaster.

SEE THAT STORM made it 2-2 for this yard when seeing off the re-opposing pair Highwaygrey and Shimmering Sands at Pontefract last month and, with the promise of better to come from this unexposed 3-y-o, he looks capable of defying a 5 lb rise in the weights. Shimmering Sands has since put in another good shift at Beverley and he is feared most, while Great Blasket, who has been contesting higher-grade handicaps than this in recent months, also enters calculations.

See That Storm holds obvious claims but his hat-trick bid may be thwarted by interesting alternative SUDDEN AMBUSH.
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Otago showed a likeable attitude when scoring gamely over C&D last week and a 4lb penalty doesn't discount another bold bid from Jim Boyle's charge. That said, preference is for the hat-trick seeking SPLIT ELEVENS. The C&D winner impressed with how he went about his business when scoring narrowly over 7f at Lingfield recently, and he gets the vote to shoulder a 4lb rise returning to the turf. Poetic Force is also noteworthy.

The thriving SPLIT ELEVENS can make it 5 wins in his last 6 starts. Forgotten Treasure and Otago can give John Butler's charge most to think about.

Six-race maiden ASH WEDNESDAY was keeping on well at the end of 5.7f two starts ago and may have some improvement to come over 7f.
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WHERE IS THE LOVE was having her first outing since February when just missing out at Chelmsford recently in first-time cheekpieces. The headgear remains in place and Joseph Parr's unexposed filly looks set to strike off her current mark. The Bobster also has scope for further progress having produced his best performance so far when fourth at Musselburgh latest, while Loom Large finished strongly when runner-up over a mile here a fortnight ago and is another to bear in mind.

Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and LOOM LARGE is fancied to end a losing run on the back of his very good course second last time out. Chelmsford runner-up Where Is The Love is next on the list, with The Bobster and Macho Sun also in the mix.

The vote goes to C&D winner LOOM LARGE (nap) who shaped as though the return to this trip would suit last time.
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There was plenty to like about JARVIS BROOK's stable debut second at Gowran Park. He had been off for more than 16 months and was just pipped on that first start for Paul Nolan. The bounce factor obviously comes into play, but he travelled well at Gowran which bodes well for this assignment. Harseva has shown improvement since entering handicaps and is on a mark she can go well off. Tartaraghan's runner-up effort at Down Royal reads well in the context of this race and she's noted too.

There should be more to come from JARVIS BROOK, who only narrowly failed to make a winning debut for his new yard at Gowran last month and is entitled to build on that. Harseva and Adhul should also go well.

Narrow preference is for HARSEVA. She has run very well in her first two handicaps and this slight drop in trip should suit.
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Thunder Star won this corresponding race off a 1lb higher mark last year and is a notable contender. Fellow course winners Lil Guff and Stone Circle also enter calculations, but GRACE ANGEL has held her form well since returning from wind surgery and, as a likely pace angle, she could be tough to reel in if she is allowed to dictate the fractions.

STONE CIRCLE has slipped to a tempting mark and signalled a return to form when second at Leicester last week. He's a regular here with a good record and could be set to resume winning ways. Grace Angel and last year's winner Thunder Star are a couple of the other likely players.

Stone Circle is well handicapped but THUNDER STAR is fancied to follow up last year's win in this race.
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Marmalade Lady finished 12 lengths clear of the third when hitting the crossbar in heavy conditions over 1m4f at Ffos Las last month and she should go well off a 1lb lower rating. However, she could come out second best to NORMANDY VISTA, who had Sonning (third) behind when taking the silver medal home at Catterick on his penultimate start and he followed that up with a fair third over two furlongs shorter at the same venue last time. Charlie Johnston's three-year-old looks well placed to return to winning ways.

The vote goes to MARMALADE LADY, who pulled a country mile clear of the rest when chasing home the in-form Three Dons (winner again since) at Ffos Las last month. She is now 1 lb lower and makes plenty of appeal back on faster ground. Sonning has dipped to an attractive mark and may emerge as the main threat ahead of Normandy Vista and Bamboo Bay.

The return to 1m6f can suit MARMALADE LADY and her earlier turf and AW runs suggest she should still have potential off this mark.
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ALFRED COVE found only one rival too good when going down narrowly over 6f here earlier this month and, off an unchanged mark sporting cheekpieces for the first time, the son of Ardad looks the one to side with. Bluebells Boy scored with the minimum of fuss over 6f at Lingfield last week and he appears to be the main danger to the selection, despite carrying a 5lb penalty, while Tilsworth Ony Ta completes the shortlist off just 2lb higher than his last winning mark.

ALFRED COVE has Hollie Doyle doing the steering again and can prove too strong for last week's Lingfield 1-2 Bluebells Boy and Don't Fight It in this finale.

Bluebells Boy produced a good performance on Polytrack last week but the runner-up DON'T FIGHT IT might turn the tables here.
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OUR NOBLE LORD was having only his second start of the year when third in a classified stakes race at Ayr last month. That form looks better in hindsight given the winner has subsequently landed a hat-trick and Lucinda Russell looks to have found him a good opportunity to open his account. Wheres The Crumpet has been in decent form over a mile and returns to this longer trip with a shout, while both Pearly Star and Busby have won off a higher marks in the past.

WHERES THE CRUMPET rates just the pick of the weights and can boast a C&D victory so looks the way to go. Our Noble Lord could emerge as the main danger on the back of his good Ayr third, with Pearly Star and Violeta also in the picture.

It may be worth taking a chance with BUSBY who is well treated on his placed efforts over C&D earlier in the year.
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Plenty in with chances in a competitive handicap. LIMESTONE RED ran well for a long way at Cork latest before finishing third and could build on that for Michael Halford and Tracey Collins. Finsceal Annie looks sure to be popular after delivering at Tipperary before just failing by a head to follow up at the same track. Prominent racer Simple Endeavour has finished second on her last couple of outings and ought to be in the mix too.

HALE BOPP has been given a chance by the handicapper and shaped well over a shorter trip at the Curragh last month. He gets the nod in the finale. Keilah and Limestone Red can also make their presence felt.

FINSCEAL ANNIE gets the nod. She was arguably a shade unlucky not to win again last time and a 5lb hike may not halt her progression.
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Unbeaten in three starts since rejoining Darryll Holland, another big run can be expected from Bernard Spierpoint. However, this looks deeper than the handicap he won at Brighton and, with that in mind, IT'S SHOWTIME could be the way to go given she is far less exposed on turf and appears to have been found a decent opportunity. Jungle Run is also noted.

BERNARD SPIERPOINT is on a roll and can get the 4-timer up. It's Showtime might be the danger back down in class.

A small field but still competitive. KURIMU wasn't seen to best effect on AW last time and can prove too strong for Jungle Run.
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UNIQUE SPIRIT finished third over C&D last Thursday when tackling this distance for the first time, and a repeat of that display might see David O'Meara's gelding shed the maiden tag in what appears to be a winnable contest on paper. Veer has filled the runner-up spot on his last couple of starts and may benefit from stepping up in trip, while others to note include Lunacy and Different Drum.

UNIQUE SPIRIT took a step forward on his first go over 2m when a recent C&D third and is fancied to open his account off the same mark here. Lunacy and Pop The Champagne are a couple of others to consider.

The choice is VEER who has finished runner up in his last two starts over 1m6f, shaping as though this even stiffer test would suit.
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Magic Basma made a winning debut at Carlisle when getting the better of Khaldiya (third), but it would be no surprise if the latter were able to reverse the form with Kevin Ryan's filly carrying a 7lb penalty. The vote, though, goes to PRIMROSE PATH. The daughter of Kodiac took a decent step forward from her debut when just denied at Newbury last time and wouldn't need to improve all that much to go one better.

Little between the principals on form but Kevin Ryan's debut Carlisle scorer MAGIC BASMA looks open to a fair bit of progress so is fancied to follow up at the chief expense of Khaldiya. Primrose Path is another who needs factoring in, along with the returning Night In Paris.

This can go to MAGIC BASMA who is taken to confirm last month's Carlisle running with Khaldiya.
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Lift Lady arrives on the back of her best run to date when third at Brighton and the addition of a tongue-tie may yield further improvement, but a chance is taken on WIESAAM. The selection hasn't shown very much in three outings to date, but he represents a team in excellent form and it would be no surprise if first-time blinkers helped him on his nursery debut. Harry Palmer and Elladora Black head the remainder.

LIFT LADY has a race like this in her and could be the way to go in the hope a tongue tie can help her concentration. Harry Palmer needs to break better but could improve now handicapping and is feared. Wiesaam must make the shortlist also given her profile.

The selection is HARRY PALMER who looks interesting with his dam a sister to the smart Commander Cole who showed useful form on the AW.
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BOSS DOG took a big leap forward from his debut effort when making the frame at Kempton last month, and he should have plenty more to offer on only his third start. With Tom Marquand booked, he looks set for a big run. Bamburgh has shown ability on both of his starts to date, including his second at Beverley last time, and he is one to take seriously on his first all-weather start. Any market support for newcomer Trident would be interesting.

The hint should probably be taken if there is confidence behind newcomer TRIDENT in the betting. Indeed, he looks the part on paper and wouldn't need to be out of the ordinary to make a winning debut here. That said, Parthenopaeus, Bamburgh and Boss Dog (in order of preference) should all pick up a race before long judged on what they've shown, while Cable Beach's debut effort was not devoid of promise and he can be expected to leave that form well behind in time.

Given his pedigree and his connections, TRIDENT wouldn't have to be anything out of the ordinary to make a belated winning debut.
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Windsor Pass lurks on an appealing mark and a repeat of her most recent third at Southwell should see her go well under Jamie Spencer. However, FIVE WINDS looks the more solid option. Jack Jones' four-year-old finished a close-up third at Southwell last time and is only 1lb higher. The step back up in trip shouldn't pose her any problems and she looks the one to beat. Snash is another to note.

While WINDSOR PASS now falls into the 'longstanding maiden' category, she has slipped to an attractive mark and is appealing back here (performed well both previous visits to this course) with Jamie Spencer booked on the back of creditable efforts at Newmarket and Southwell in recent weeks. Five Winds is proving pretty consistent and is next on the list with this step back up to 7f a potentially good move. Shaw Park, Snash and The Cookstown Cafu are others to consider.

The vote goes to PATONTHEBACK who would have a good chance if back to the form that saw him win easily over C&D in August last year.
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Balqaa justified favouritism in this grade at Southwell earlier in the month and she should make a bold bid off a 6lb higher rating. However, TAMBOURINE DREAM looks the way to go. James Fanshawe's filly showed improved form when dropping to a mile and finishing third at Lingfield on her latest outing. With the promise of more to come over this distance, she could capitalise off an unchanged mark. Love Warrior is also respected.

BALQAA snapped a losing run stretching back nearly two years in good style at Southwell a fortnight ago and, with the perfect partner on board to execute the hold-up tactics that bring out the best in her, this 6 lb higher mark should be well within her reach. Love Warrior went down narrowly over C&D on debut for this yard last week and he is second choice ahead of Tambourine Dream.

This can go to LOVE WARRIOR who made such a promising stable debut when beaten a neck over C&D a week ago.
Ths is the racecard key.
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