There were 45 Races on Saturday 1st March 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Navan, 7 races at Kelso, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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POSITIVE ENERGY won on his latest Flat start for Willie McCreery over 1m2f at Navan last October and gets a tentative vote to make a winning start over hurdles for Michael O'Callaghan. Gordon Elliott has four runners and riding arrangements suggest Raydamann may prove the pick. The Sea The Stars gelding showed useful placed form in maidens last year for Johnny Murtagh but was found to have bled when disappointing on his hurdle debut for current connections at the Leopardstown Christmas meeting. Glendower and Bursinel are others to consider.

Gordon Elliott saddles three debutants, but the one who makes most appeal on paper is SPRINGHILL WARRIOR given he's bred to make a useful jumper, so he earns the vote before market clues. Postiive Energy, a winner on his final Flat outing in 2024, is another worthy of consideration, wih Bursinel perhaps the pick of those with hurdling experience.

This will not take much winning and it could pay to side with POSITIVE ENERGY who has the merit of being a course winner on the Flat.
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Real Stone bounced back to form in no uncertain terms when ridden positively at Wetherby last month and the 10-year-old must be respected off 6lb higher. Preference, however, is for HELNWEIN. Alan King's charge made an extremely promising start to life over fences when filling the runner-up spot at Warwick, shaping like the best horse in the race. He's disappointed twice since then, but recent wind surgery could work the oracle. Gallic Geordie is another to consider.

REAL STONE could have been called the winner from a long way out when making all at Wetherby 4 weeks ago so can defy a 6 lb rise. Helnwein is feared most back on better ground.

Preference is for six-time course winner BOLLINGERANDKRUG, who returned to form with a fair third over C&D last time.
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CREDO accounted for Gustavian (second) and Cloudy Glen (fifth) when scoring in ready fashion over 3m at Exeter last time and it's hard to see that form being overturned. Anthony Honeyball's veteran retains the visor added on that occasion and provided she remains in similar form, she will prove tough to beat. Good Boy Bobby possibly didn't appreciate heavy underfoot conditions when being pulled up at Wincanton last time, but he might be worth another chance. Quick Wave is noted too.

SAM BROWN has proved that he's still a smart performer on his day this season, bumping into a rejuvenated rival when runner-up in the Veterans' Final at Market Rasen, so he could be ready to resume winning ways after his fourth in a Grade 2 here last time. Anthony Honeyball looks to hold a strong hand in the race, with Gustavian next on the list ahead of Credo.

Armed with a 6lb pull, GUSTAVIAN may be able to reverse Exeter placings with Credo who commands respect all the same.
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QUEENSBURY BOY, who was second to the progressive Wingmen in a Punchestown bumper when last seen, is hard to overlook on his hurdles bow. With the form of that aforementioned race working out well, this could provide the son of Doyen with an ideal stepping stone to bigger prizes. The betting market should be informative with most of the others having plenty to prove. However, Bold Reaction and Icare Colombe have at least shown enough to suggest they can make this a reasonable test for the selection.

Plenty of dead wood in this opening maiden and it could be best left to QUEENSBURY BOY, who confirmed himself an above-average prospect when finishing runner-up in a Punchestown bumper 10 months ago and rates as a good-quality recruit to hurdling for a yard really clicking into gear. Bold Reaction heads up the dangers after his third over C&D 5 weeks ago, with Icare Colombe and Doctor Kildare taken to fight out third.

The rest will be seriously up against it judged on what QUEENSBURY BOY showed in his Irish point and two bumpers.
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DEE'S LADY was far from disgraced in a Fairyhouse bumper before making a promising debut over hurdles when beating all bar the highly-regarded Maughreen at Punchestown. The form of that maiden received a timely boost when the third, Familiar Dreams, won at Punchestown on Monday. Magic Day shaped well over C&D before placed behind Bayrann at Thurles and is an obvious threat with the De Bromhead yard showing signs of a return to form. Point-to-point winner Swing Davis was still in contention when falling two out at Fairyhouse last time, while stablemate Speculatrix has disappointed twice since falling at the last when set to win at Killarney.

SWING DAVIS was in the process of improving on her hurdling debut form when departing late (upsides winner and responding) at Fairyhouse the previous month and is taken to gain compensation. Dee's Lady rates the main threat ahead of Magic Day.

Judged on a Punchestown second that saw her split two smart bumper performers, DEE'S LADY can reverse bumper form with Swing Davis
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GREY DAWNING wasn't at his best in the King George on Boxing Day, but this is a much easier assignment and he ought to take all of the beating. Official ratings suggest Iroko will be his biggest danger, but the son of Cokoriko will need to improve on what he's shown over fences so far. The hat-trick seeking El Elefante has a bit to find and will need to take her form to a new level.

Only four runners but still an intriguing contest in which Dan Skelton's Betfair runner-up GREY DAWNING is fancied to bounce back in style from his King George no-show and confirm himself a staying chaser well worth a place at the top table. The progresive Iroko rates much the biggest threat on the back of an eye-catching Cheltenham fourth with the likeable El Elefante no forlorn hope.

It could pay to take on Grey Dawning with Grand National hope IROKO, who should be suited by the step back up in trip.
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EPINEPHRINE proved a different proposition when bolting up on her first start in a handicap at Kempton last time and even a 9b rise might not be enough to prevent her from going in again. Venetia Williams' mare is likely to have plenty of improvement in her, so she can take this before moving up the class ladder. Tarbuck got off the mark at Uttoxeter on his most recent start and should go well, likewise U Cant Be Serious.

EPINEPHRINE left behind a considerate first 2 runs for the stable when forging away in a well-run race at Kempton just over 3 weeks earlier and a 9 lb higher mark may not be enough to prevent the follow up. Tarbuck won a much weaker handicap at Uttoxeter recently but had plenty in hand nonetheless and warrants respect in his follow-up bid, while the useful-looking Authentic Legacy shouldn't be written off.

Off an attractive mark on his handicap hurdle debut, NAP HAND is preferred. Epinephrine is feared most.
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WORLD OF FORTUNES won at this level at Limerick back in October and, highly tried in deeper races since, this looks well within her reach with the step back up in distance not expected to cause any significant issues. Dameofthecotswolds is feared most, despite the official ratings suggesting she will need to up the ante on her first attempt over this trip. Miss Cynthia has adapted well to hurdles and should also go well if her stamina holds out. Carrig Kate completes the shortlist.

WORLD OF FORTUNES has had her limitations exposed somewhat in graded company the last twice, but this rates a far more suitable assignment and she's taken to regain the winning thread. Dameofthecotswolds is another big player on form, for all that she remains unproven at the trip, with Miss Cynthia also of interest stepping up in distance/grade.

There could be holes in two standout form contenders so a chance is taken on likely improver BOBBI WITH AN I.
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JOHNNY BLUE has joined Willie Mullins from Nicky Henderson this season and was only collared close home when runner-up over a similar trip at Punchestown last time. He faces four rivals that were successful on their latest start including Mickie Angel who scored in good style over this distance at Fairyhouse but now races off an 11lb higher mark. Collaborative has been raised a total of 15lb for two wins this year including over C&D, while Prophet's Corner showed stamina was his strong point when making all over 2m7f at Punchestown. Chosen Diamond is not the most reliable performer but showed his best side when successful over this trip at Fairyhouse.

Unexposed last-time-out winners MICKIE ANGEL and Prophet's Corner might be the pair to focus on. The former had something to spare at Fairyhouse and is selected to make light of an 11 lb rise. Johnny Blue and Phils Choice complete the shortlist. .

After a dismal run at Leopardstown JOHNNY BLUE produced a lively display when second in a maiden at Punchestown and can go one better
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A few with chances, including Ace Of Spades, who arrives having notched up a brace of victories in maiden/novice company in recent months. A mark of 123 shouldn't be beyond him, but it is MR BRAMLEY who shades preference. Jedd O'Keefe's seven-year-old landed an open Wetherby contest in comfortable fashion last month and, with the prospect of more to come, he might have been underestimated by a subsequent 6lb rise. Chasing hasn't worked out for Gaillimh A Stor, but he could bounce back reverting to hurdles.

MR BRAMLEY has made a very bright start to his hurdling career, resuming winning ways when justifying favouritism in a big-field handicap at Wetherby last time, and he can continue his progress to add to his tally. Ace of Spades isn't taken lightly as his bids for a hat-trick on his handicap debut, while Nab Wood is also considered back at this venue.

The drop back in trip could bear fruit for JOECOOKER on his handicap debut and he earns the vote ahead of Nab Wood.
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JASMIN DE GRUGY successfully completed a five-timer when victorious in good style over C&D on his latest outing and he was put up 8lb for that success. The son of Masked Marvel could have more to offer on only his third chase start and can continue his marvellous form. Superbolt finished a respectable third in this grade over 2m4f at Ludlow last time and will have no issues with this step back up in distance, while Law Of Supply is another to note.

Having completed a hurdles hat-trick back in the spring, JASMIN DE GRUGY has continued on his steep upward trajectory over fences this winter, supplementing his reappearance Southwell success in similarly good style over C&D 45 days ago. Appealing as the type to do better still, he could be up to completing the 6-timer. Law of Supply remains capable of better himself in this sphere and is feared, ahead of Zertakt in an interesting small-field affair.

The way he's going, JASMIN DE GRUGY could well defy another rise in the weights. Zertakt is second choice.
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Petit Tonnerre ended a spell in the doldrums with a game win over C&D in January and needs serious thought off just 5lb higher. However, he can also be frustrating to follow and with that in mind, a chance is taken on last year's winner, HOMME PUBLIC, staging a repeat running off the same mark. This venue brings the best out of the son of Cokoriko, who notably swaps cheekpieces for blinkers and may improve for the switch. Gabriel's Getaway and Rare Edition are other serious contenders.

This has a wide-open feel but BROOKIE could be worth chancing. He's yet to build on his chase debut win at Sandown but he was flying too high last time and the form of his previous run at Newbury has worked out very well. Petit Tonnerre remains potentially well treated if backing up his C&D win, while Rare Edition is worth another chance after initially making a bright start over fences.

The well-handicapped C&D winner PETITE TONNERRE will be ridden cold from off the pace and this should again be run to suit him.
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SERMANDZARAK won the valuable Goffs Defender Bumper at the Punchestown Festival last spring and has filled the runner-up spot twice over hurdles this season. The selection had Bossofthebrownies 10 lengths behind in third when putting in his best work at the finish at Punchestown last time and the addition of cheekpieces and this longer trip should suit. Custom Taylor's second to Will The Wise over a similar trip at Punchestown has worked out well since and he rates a greater threat than Flemensface, who has been lightly raced since beating Asian Master in a Cork bumper and was second to the odds-on Argento Boy in a 2m7f Punchestown maiden last month.

This stiffer test will be right up SERMANDZARAK's street judged on his latest effort at Punchestown where he was a very creditable second in a 19.2f maiden hurdle. He gets the nod ahead of Bossofthebrownies and Flemensface.

This step up in trip and the fitting of cheekpieces could see SERMANDZARAK get off the mark at the fourth attempt over hurdles
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Having scored under a penalty in ready fashion at Wetherby in January, unbeaten hurdler CHART TOPPER could be set for the top. The six-year-old is the first horse to represent Willie Mullins at this track and he's going to take some stopping. Grade 2 winners Roadlesstravelled and Dedicated Hero warrant respect, but conceding 5lb to the selection makes this really tough and a bigger threat may emerge from easy Ludlow winner Vanderpoel.

An intriguing renewal of this Grade 2, with several highly promising novices on show. CASTLE CARROCK claimed a notable scalp on his debut in this sphere at Sandown and, with the promise of much better to come from this 6-y-o, he could be the answer. Willie Mullins saddles Chart Topper, who is unbeaten in two starts over hurdles and he is feared most ahead of Dedicated Hero and Vanderpoel, while Laganhill is an unknown quantity and he merits respect, too.

The Willie Mullins-trained CHART TOPPER has impressed on his two hurdle starts and he's the pick ahead of Vanderpoel.
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Having regained the winning thread in a novice hurdle over C&D in January, Jurancon must enter calculations on his handicap debut. However, SORCELEUR is slightly more compelling. The five-year-old arrives on the back of a close-up second in a competitive novice at Exeter and a similar performance reverting to handicap company may prove sufficient. Last-time-out winner Kap Ouest also commands attention.

An interesting handicap in which it's tough to rule out any. JURANCON tasted success over C&D in novice company last time and can take the next step up the ladder now handicapping. Sorceleur has already shown he can go well off his mark and is second choice ahead of Kap Ouest, who, like the selection, brings unexposed potential to this handicap debut.

With further progress on the cards, KAP OUEST is taken to follow up his Exeter maiden win. Jurancon is second choice.
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SOME SCOPE finished an excellent second in this contest last year and he gets the vote to go one place better off 2lb higher this time. Richard Hobson's seven-year-old scored with more in hand than the winning margin suggests over 3m at Wetherby in December, before being pulled up over an inadequate 2m4f at Cheltenham last time out. Stepping back up in trip off 3lb higher than his last winning mark, a bold bid is on the cards. Hymac finished a gallant second behind a useful sort over this trip at Newbury when last seen and he commands respect off an unchanged mark, while recent course winner Weveallbeencaught completes the shortlist.

This is TWIG's time of year (five of his seven wins under Rules have been gained between March and July) and he is of strong interest returned to this sphere following a few spins over hurdles. Indeed, a reproduction of his fine second in the Ultima at last season's Cheltenham Festival would give him every chance. White Rhino's best days are probably still ahead of him and he is next on the list ahead of Weveallbeencaught and Hymac.

Twiston-Davies pair THE KNIPHAND (nap) and Weveallbeencaught top the list ahead of Some Scope and White Rhino.
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CHAMP KIELY looks like the class act here. The Grade 1-winning hurdler was an easy victor on his chase debut before fading to finish fourth behind stablemate Ballyburn in top level company on his second outing over fences at the Dublin Racing Festival. This is an easier task. Jeannot Lapin won at a massive price on his 'track' debut and was far from disgraced when fourth, albeit well beaten, behind Majborough back at Leopardstown in Grade 1 company. He rates the danger, while What's Up Darling has a rating of 137 and looks the one for third.

JEANNOT LAIPIN certainly has the physique for chasing and having created an excellent impression on debut, it's probably best to overlook his run in Grade 1 company at the beginning of the month, Back down slightly in class, he can see off Champ Kiely and What's Up Darling.

This should be relatively straightforward for CHAMP KIELY who has a strong overall record and can account for Jeannot Lapin
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VISCHIO created a deep impression when making a winning stable bow in a Listed handicap hurdle at Leopardstown last month. Although a stone extra in the weights requires another career best from Emmet Mullins' mare, she likely has more to come for this yard. Favour And Fortune was far from disgraced when fourth in the William Hill Hurdle at Newbury three weeks ago and the seven-year-old is feared most. Handicap debutant Tellherthename is also respected.

FAVOUR AND FORTUNE plundered a big prize in Scotland last spring and might be able to do so again on the back of a good run in a similarly hot race at Newbury last month. Alan King's strong traveller should prove suited by the return to likely less testing conditions and is preferred to Irish-raider Vischio, whose trainer won this with The Shunter in 2021, and Alnilam. Petrol Head and Tellherthename are other interesting contenders.

The mare VISCHIO (nap) won in fine style on stable debut at Leopardstown and could have lots more to offer for her excellent Irish yard.
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Although BILLYTHEREALBIGRED was thwarted in his hat-trick bid when finishing second at Cheltenham in January, the five-year-old lost little in defeat. A 3lb higher mark looks more than fair for the son of Proconsul and he looks ready for this first step outside of novice handicap chase company. Coral Gold Cup winner Kandoo Kid may be heading for next month's Grand National and 2m4f may prove on the sharp side. With that in mind, a bigger threat may emerge from last month's Warwick winner Le Milos.

BILLYTHEREALBIGRED is a really likeable type and going from strength to strength over fences so can quickly resume winning ways on the back of an excellent Cheltenham second. Sandown-victor Vincenzo should find this longer distance in his favour and is next on the list, while C&D scorer Saint Segal and in-form pair Kotmask and Kandoo Kid can all have a say too. Beau Balko completes the shortlist in this cracking handicap.

Improving novice chaser BILLYTHEREALBIGRED (nap) holds particularly strong claims and is first choice ahead of Kandoo Kid.
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EL FABIOLO can get back on track now after falling early on his return to action at Leopardstown last month. The four-time Grade 1 winner was making his first start since last April then, having chased home Jonbon in the Celebration Chase at Sandown. He should be too classy for these rivals now. Stablemate Grangeclare West ran a cracker when second in the Irish Gold Cup last time but this trip looks well short of his optimum. The other Willie Mullins-trained runner, Gentleman De Mee, was well beaten in the race won by Solness at Leopardstown but could be the one to chase home the selection.

This is likely to be dominated by the Willie Mullins-trained trio, with GRANGECLARE WEST an appealing alternative to the apparent stable first-string, El Fabiolo, and Gentleman De Mee, who hasn't been at his best so far this season. El Fabiolo looked like a star in the making during his novice campaign but things haven't gone to plan since, particularly in the jumping department, whereas Grangeclare West arrives here on the back of a career-best second in the Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown.

Former star novice EL FABIOLO needs to start rebuilding his career. This gives him a good opportunity over a new trip
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This step up to 3m could be the making of PATRIOTIK. Evan Williams' charge caught the eye when finishing a staying-on second over 2m4f at Aintree on his penultimate start, and with excuses for his recent low-key effort in a hot Ascot handicap, he gets the vote to bounce back to winning ways off 1lb lower. Cloud Dancer was last seen finishing a running-on fourth over an extended 3m at Wincanton and he warrants respect off an unchanged mark. Kamsinas doubtless has the ability to play a hand in a race of this nature but he will need to bounce back from a sub-par effort.

Having been well backed when shaping as if returning to form at Fakenham last time, PRETENDING could have a tactical edge being the only runner to have made the running in recent starts and she may be able to capitalise if this becomes a relative test of speed on drying ground. Patriotik has some notable form in the book this season, and he'll be suited by a return to 3 miles, while Ike Sport is gradually coming back down the handicap and can be more competitive if back on song.

Cloud Dancer has the proven stamina which PATRIOTIK and Kamsinas can't boast but could bring potential and are just preferred.
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A decent sort on the level for previous connections, ELFORLEATHER made a promising start to his hurdles career when second at Southwell last month and, with normal improvement, he is expected to go one better. That may be at the main expense of Maple, who was denied by the narrowest of margins at Catterick most recently. Not beaten too far on his hurdles bow at Market Rasen, Miners Gamble is another open to improvement.

FILIBUSTERING certainly won't lack for stamina now hurdling and sure to be well prepared for this, he's selected to make a winning start for new connections. Elforleather, Miners Gamble and Maple have already displayed ability over obstacles and they can remain competitive.

Those with hurdles form look fair at best and above-average Flat recruit FILIBUSTERING may be up to making a winning start.
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CARRADOS showed a lot of promise in three starts last year and is highly notable kept to novice company for what could well be a straightforward task on his return/all-weather debut. Albert Hall and Remember The Bear were both well beaten on their most recent starts and have something to prove. Therefore, it isn't impossible that Luna A Inbhir Nis could be the one to fill the runner-up spot if she raises her game on her Tapeta bow.

A gilt-edged chance for CARRADOS, who was placed all 3 starts on turf last year and having already reached a fairly useful level of form, he should have no trouble dispatching his 3 rivals on all-weather debut. Remember The Bear can chase him home.

This looks a golden opportunity for CARRADOS, who sets a clear standard on his two runner-up efforts at Goodwood last summer.
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EATON ANNE couldn't have done it any easier when hacking up over an extended 2m3f at Lingfield last time out and this upwardly mobile seven-year-old gets the vote to go in again despite an 11lb hike in the weights. Emma Lavelle has her string in fine form at present and Guard Duty did it well when scoring over 2m4f at Windsor latest, so must be of interest off 6lb higher. Loverdose is also noteworthy.

A decent race for the grade and while the testing ground should go some way to providing the stamina test that plenty of these are needing, there doesn't appear to be much pace on. That won't bother the highly-progressive LOVEDOSE who has sat close to the speed when winning 4 of his last 5 starts. He's most interesting ahead of Ninth Loch, who's shown plenty to suggest he's capable of going close from this mark, while Go To War can't be ruled out if recapturing the form of his stable debut.

Preference is for NINTH LOCH who has not been with Harry Derham long and shapes as if he'll be suited by today's step up in distance.
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It may pay to forgive SHANNON ROYALE for a below-par effort in the Thyestes last time. The Walk In The Park gelding came into that race having won his beginners chase at Punchestown on New Year's Eve and back against novices now, he should be capable of a much better show. Carl Millar takes 5lb off his back to ease his top-weight burden. No Flies On Him is another who may be capable of better than his last run. The Westerner gelding finished mid-division at Thurles last time but could get closer now trying handicap company. Theonewedreamof comes here in winning form and has to be respected despite taking a rise in grade.

A case can be made for a few of these but Gavin Cromwell's THEONEWEDREAMOF got back on the up with her recent victory at Punchestown and edges the vote from handicap debutant No Flies On Him. Prince Palace, Global Export and Shantreusse also need factoring into this competitive handicap chase.

Despite being 2lb out of the handicap, THEONEWEDREAMOF gets the vote to follow up her Punchestown win
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Having finished a close-up second at Wolverhampton in December, compensation could be heading in MOULIN BOOJ's direction. A 1lb rise in the ratings looks more than manageable for George Scott's charge and a fifth career victory could be on the cards. The five-year-old does lack a recent run, which gives hope to recent C&D third Rhythm N Hooves, while the downgraded Blind Beggar warrants respect too.

This looks open with the vote going to ZIGGY'S MISSSILE, who was better than the result when last seen at Lingfield. Moulin Booj is interesting back over the minimum trip, with Blind Beggar completing the shortlist.

Robert Cowell saddles two likely candidates but MOULIN BOOJ returns to action from a fair mark and could progress further this year.
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BY THE GRACE finished nine lengths clear of the third when hitting the crossbar at Hereford in December and was given a 6lb rise for that effort. Nicky Henderson's mare could have more to offer on only her fourth handicap start and she looks the one to beat. Cuban Court struck over C&D before making the frame over an extended 2m3f here last time and he might appreciate this drop back in trip, while Walden warrants a market check on his handicap debut.

A fair maiden on the Flat, ST JUST IN TIME showed ability in a handful of maiden hurdles during the first half of last year. He's joined a yard that does well with new recruits and could be worth chancing before market clues on handicap debut/following 8 months off. Unleash The Beast is another likely improver now handicapping, with Muzaffar and By The Grace others to consider. 4-y-o Fine Point is another worth a second look.

By The Grace should be right in the thick of it but ST JUST IN TIME makes more appeal on his handicap debut for a new yard.
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Similar to his stable, LEADER IN THE PARK is in top form at present and a further 5lb rise for his most recent success at Warwick may not be enough to prevent him from landing the hat-trick. The seven-year-old gets the vote ahead of Walk On Quest, who is unbeaten in three starts over fences but has a hefty 10lb rise to deal with for winning at Ayr last month. Irish raider Step Out is another to bear in mind.

LEADER IN THE PARK was value for more than the bare margin implies when taking his chase record to 2-3 at Warwick 6 weeks ago and, with further progress in the offing, he gets the nod to complete the hat-trick with his trainer/jockey combination continuing in scintillating form. Walk On Quest is similarly most progressive and comfortably rates the chief threat in search of the 4-timer. Menaggio may do best of the other trio.

Two highly progressive chasers clash and LEADER IN THE PARK is taken to get the better of Walk On Quest.
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LAST SHAMARDAL ran green on his debut over C&D last month but kept on well to take third late on. A step forward with a more prominent early position could see a better outcome for the Jack Channon-trained gelding this time. Sharon Curly missed the kick in that race and did well to finish fifth as a result. She looks the pick of Richard Fahey's pair. Run To My Side also merits a betting check on her first run since wind surgery.

Richard Fahey's SHARON CURLY hails from a family of winners and shaped really well when a fast-finishing debut C&D fifth so gets the vote. Run To My Side should ensure the selection doesn't have things all her own way though if resurgent after breathing surgery, while Last Shamardal is also worthy of consideration in an intriguing maiden.

Sharon Curly was a major eyecatcher on her C&D debut but LAST SHAMARDAL also shaped well and can confirm his superiority.
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THERE RUNS MARY got the better of Hill In Brazil (second) when the pair met in a Wincanton bumper in January and that form line looks the key to this contest. The former did it cosily on that occasion and, with the promise of more to come, she gets the vote to confirm her superiority despite being 4lb worse off at the weights. Ace Artist is a half-sister to a smart Flat performer and she looks the pick of the remainder.

THERE RUNS MARY and Hill In Brazil dominated a Wincanton bumper a month ago and they may well come to the fore again. The latter is 4 lb better off this time but the former arguably boasts more scope for improvement, so is selected to come out on top again. There are a trio of interesting Rules newcomers in opposition, too, notably Heron In The Park.

Hill In Brazil shaped nicely on debut at Wincanton but despite a pull in the weights may again be vulnerable to THERE RUNS MARY.
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ENJOY THE DREAM gets the vote off an attractive looking mark on her handicap debut. The Grade 2-winning hurdler didn't appear to see out the trip at Fairyhouse last time and drops back almost two furlongs now. She had run well over shorter at Limerick previously when chasing home Release The Beast and looks capable of landing a race of this standard against her own sex. Lilian Bland has run well on her last couple of outings and looks like an obvious danger off a low weight. Tankardstown Diva was a solid fourth on her last outing and is another who comes into the mix.

DEONS DIAMOND wasn't up to the better company at Leopardstown last time but she remains open to potential back in this sphere and back down in class. Enjoy The Dream is potentially on a fair opening mark so is next best ahead of Tankardstown Diva.

Fourth in a better-class mares' handicap at Punchestown TANKARDSTOWN DIVA could be the one to be on now
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HEBRIDEAN NOMAD has been knocking on the door in recent starts and the four-year-old makes plenty of appeal dropping in grade. Although the son of Ulysses isn't certain to stay the extra two furlongs, previous efforts suggest that he could improve for it. The biggest threat may emerge from Rogue Tornado, who is reverting to the all-weather after an unsuccessful attempt over hurdles at Plumpton. C&D winner Cinnodin shouldn't be underestimated either.

Top weight CINNODIN should be all the sharper for his recent run and can make the most of the drop in grade. Dance Time, Fast Fred and Swinging London are a trio of potential threats in a competitive-looking affair.

Andrew Balding colt HEBRIDEAN NOMAD has had his latest 1m4f course third boosted and shapes as if 1m6f will suit him.
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NORN IRON ran a career-best when filling the runner-up spot at Newbury last time and he has been put up 7lb for that display. With the likelihood of more to come on only his second handicap start, he could be the one to beat. Kingston James finished second when sporting a first-time hood at Wetherby in December and is an interesting contender on his handicap bow. Of the remainder, Cavern Club makes the most appeal.

NORN IRON took another step forward when runner-up to a next-time-out winner on last month's handicap debut at Newbury and on that evidence, his mark is an attractive one. There is depth to this contest, though, with Kingston James and My Noble Lord also of serious interest.

This is competitive. The 4yo MY NOBLE LORD appeared to perform below expectations on his handicap debut and he's given another chance.
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ASGARD'S CAPTAIN won this race off a mark of 73 last year and has prospered nicely ever since. A current rating of 84 obviously demands more of the five-year-old but his proven willingness is a key asset that lends itself well to the demands of the stiff finish at this venue. Fellow C&D winer Midnight Lion has also been in good heart and appeals as the biggest danger off a workable mark. Yokohama is another with track and trip experience to consider.

Lots with chances but ASGARD'S CAPTAIN goes really well round here and arrives in good nick so is taken to repeat his victory in this event 12 months ago. Course-winner Yokohama heads the list of dangers, with Juubella and Midnight Lion also firmly in the picture.

Antony Brittain's WITHOUT COMPROMISE (nap) is selected to make amends for last month's handicap debut in which he ran into trouble.
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THERAPIST found herself with too much to do when finishing fourth in a class 2 event over 1m2f at Lingfield 42 days ago. This extra furlong looks perfect for the daughter of Le Havre and she looks more than capable of scoring in class 4 company. Sid's Annie was demoted to second after causing interference to the reopposing Kinetic at Kempton last month, but the former is seen as the biggest danger.

CHARMAINE was given too much to do at Lingfield and is worth the chance to confirm the promise of her previous run. This does look competitive, though, with Caramay heading the dangers back down in class.

The lightly raced CHARMAINE (nap) makes the most appeal. She's well bred and promises to be suited by today's longer distance.
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Not beaten far the last twice over C&D when going from the front, THREE BEAUZ remains on a workable mark of 55 and this looks like as good an opportunity as any to regain the winning thread. King's Crown may be suited by dropping back in trip, having been placed on his last two starts over 6f here, while Dash Gordon has been a highly consistent sort since joining the Mick Appleby yard.

Having ended a losing run at Southwell in January, KING'S CROWN has remained in form since, a stronger gallop likely to have seen him in a better light when runner-up over 6f here 9 days ago. He shades the vote over Oriental Prince who is best not judged too harshly on his run over C&D on Thursday. Three Beauz can also feature.

If DASH GORDON applies himself fully he should find this a good opportunity, perhaps at the chief expense of Three Beauz.
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Zeus Olympios justified short odds on his debut over 7f at Kempton and has to be respected. However, he might find it tough to give 7lb and a beating to ISLAND HERO. The three-year-old only found the exciting prospect Treasure Fleet too good at Wolverhampton last time and if he can take a step forward, then he could be the one. Any market confidence behind Bouquet De Paris would be interesting.

ZEUS OLYMPIOS landed the odds with something to spare at Kempton on debut so may prove up to defying a penalty with improvement on the cards. Ralph Beckett's pair Man of La Mancha and Ledanis both offered plenty to work on starting out so head the dangers in an open-looking novice.

The fact ZEUS OLYMPIOS was backed off the boards on his Kempton debut suggests he has a good reputation and he's taken to follow up.
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Showing his versatility in recent starts with wins over this distance and 6f here most recently, CONQUEST OF POWER continues to go from strength to strength and a 3lb rise for his most recent success could prove lenient. A determined winner over C&D last time out, for which he has been raised only 1lb, Jems Bond is capable of being in the shake-up, as well as fellow last-time-out winners Annalee Lass and Calcutta Dream.

CALCUTTA DREAM confirmed the promise of his previous run when resuming winning ways at Southwell 6 weeks ago and, operating from a handy mark back in handicap company, he looks to hold sound follow-up claims. Versatile 5-y-o Conquest of Power arrives in rude health himself and is another high on the shortlist in his hat-trick bid. Jems Bond and Annalee Lass are others in the mix.

The 7yo CALCUTTA DREAM has seemed suited by a drop back in distance lately and can follow up January's win at Southwell.
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MATCH ANTHEM finished a neck behind Evoluir when second in a classified stakes off levels at Wolverhampton last time, but could reverse that form back in handicap company to record his third career success. Evoluir is likely to prove the main threat and has a previous course victory to aid his cause. King Of York struck in ready fashion over C&D on his latest outing and holds an obvious chance off 6lb higher.

If KING OF YORK is in the same form as when successful here last week he might be able to defy the handicapper. The return to 7f looks ideal for Bossy Parker who is second choice ahead of last month's Wolverhampton classified winner Evoluir.

Off an attractive mark returned to his ideal distance, BOSSY PARKER gets the vote. King Of York is second choice.
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LUMENBOURG pulled a couple of lengths clear with the runner-up when on target at Southwell last time out and Julie Camacho's charge should go very close again, from just 2lb higher. Bobby Joe Leg hasn't been discredited in recent starts and he shouldn't be far away from what looks a handy draw, while fellow veteran Saisons D'Or is another that could have a say.

LUMENBOURG showed a good attitude when going in at Southwell last time and can defy a 2 lb weight rise with relatively few miles still on the clock. Multiple course scorer Tomorrow Day rates the main danger, with Saisons d'Or and Made All appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Preference is for LUMENBOURG, who hit a personal best with his brave win at Southwell two weeks ago and is only 2lb higher.
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IGNAC LAMAR showed a likeable attitude when coming from last to first to score snugly over C&D last month and he looks to have gotten away lightly with just a 1lb rise. Lion's Dream was too keen for his own good when third over this track and trip last time out and, provided he settles better this time around, appears well capable of making his presence felt. Mickey Mongoose was in winning form here on his penultimate start and he could go well off a 5lb higher mark.

SAM'S HOPE was better than the result at Wolverhampton last time and is well handicapped if recent wind surgery has had a positive effect. Recent C&D scorer Ignac Lamar is feared most ahead of Lion's Dream and Mickey Mongoose.

Lion's Dream is respected but IGNAC LAMAR has a fine strike-rate in course handicaps and can follow up his recent win here.
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HARTSWOOD defeated L'Ennemi (second) over C&D before finding one too strong in an apprentice handicap at Southwell next time, but with Oisin Orr back aboard, returned to this track and trip, he can go one place better. Paris Lights (second) finished half a length behind Volenti (winner) last time out, but he's entitled to close that gap on 2lb better terms.

PARIS LIGHTS has run well over C&D on 2 of his last 3 starts, returning to winning ways in December and bettering that form when second on his latest outing, so he is taken to score again off what remains a workable mark. He can reverse the placings with Volenti from when the pair met 29 days ago, with Hartswood the pick of the remainder.

This looks wide open but it might be worth siding with VOLENTI, who has form figures of 1211631 over C&D since October.
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VIXEY caught the eye when staying on into third over track and trip last time out and, in what looks a trappy affair on paper, she gets the tentative nod to go two places better off an unchanged mark. Dash Power arrives on the back of a couple of runner-up efforts and could emerge as the main danger to the selection. Fircombe Hall is also considered.

The most solid proposition is DASH POWER, who continued the good work he's been doing for Lawrence Mullaney since the turn of the year when hitting the crossbar on debut for this yard at Chelmsford last weekend. Pembrokeshire is 0-12 on the all-weather but he's lurking on an attractive mark and, along with Fircombe Hall and Vixey, he's a live each-way candidate.

The vote goes to VIXEY, who went close off a reduced mark over C&D last time and is a big player if she can back that up.
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Runner-up over 5f here in a contest that has worked out very well since, BACKSPIN since ran with credit when upped in trip at Lingfield in January. The son of Hello Youmzain could now be well treated off a mark of 72 on his handicap debut and he may have too much for Massimo Blue, who got off the mark with a comfortable success at Kempton last time out. The relatively consistent Horus is another to consider.

Stepping back up to 6f in what promises to be a strongly-run race could be an ideal scenario for EARLY RELEASE, who was doing his best work at the finish when third off this mark in a 5f Lingfield handicap recently. Massimo Blue did the job well when opening his account at Kempton and he is greatly respected, while Spiritualism bagged a nursery when last seen in October and she is also shortlisted. Horus is worth a second look, too.

This looks hot for the grade. NAD ALSHIBA RAIN can build on her promising stable debut. Early Release heads a long list of dangers.
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BACK TOMORROW returned to form with a promising third over this distance at his beloved Wolverhampton last time out, and this apprentice handicap could be just what is needed to see him land a fourth success this year. Dropping back to 6f looks like a good move for Ustath, having led for most of the way before being worn down over further at Wolverhampton most recently. Mr Stanley and Tantomile cannot be ruled out either.

All things considered, TANTOMILE can be forgiven for her latest defeat at Wolverhampton and she will have every chance if responding favourably to the new headgear. Back Tomorrow has been in fine fettle since the turn of the year and he looks sure to be involved in the finish once again, while Ustath is another with decent credentials.

Back Tomorrow isn't handicapped out of things but the addition of a hood could spark extra from the free-going TANTOMILE.
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