There were 43 Races on Saturday 22nd March 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Kelso, 7 races at Bangor, 8 races at Navan, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 7 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Having filled the runner-up spot on his last four outings, DARE TO SHOUT cannot be faulted for his consistency. Ann Hamilton's eight-year-old lost little in defeat when second on his latest start over a trip short of his best at Ayr and this looks a suitable opportunity for some compensation. Your Own Story has faced some tall assignments this season and a first-time visor may spark his interest in these calmer waters. The son of Shantaram is feared most, ahead of Pull Again Green.

Consistent 8-y-o DARE TO SHOUT's penultimate second here looks all the more solid given his conqueror that day Myretown's most impressive success in the Ultima at Cheltenham last week. and, boasting a sound course record/no fears at the trip, he looks a sure-fire player again. This sort of test looks a minimum for Your Own Story nowadays but a positive ride in a first-time visor can see him go well at the foot of the weights. Pull Again Green completes the shortlist.

Consistent performer DARE TO SHOUT has bumped into some progressive sorts here this winter and can return to winning ways.
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HOMME PUBLIC has switched between fences and hurdles this season and his most recent effort when second over the larger obstacles at Doncaster was highly encouraging. Runner-up in this contest off 2lb lower in 2023, the eight-year-old is preferred to the class-dropping Thunder Rock, and Nusret, who must be of interest on his first run for the Nicky Henderson stable. West To The Bridge is expected to be thereabouts as well.

A host in with chances but the vote goes to NUSRET, who rather lost his way for Joseph O'Brien but has gone well fresh in the past and now could be the time to catch him. Heading up the dangers is West To The Bridge, who proved he's still capable of useful form despite his veteran status when scoring at Wetherby last month and he remains well treated on the back of a 4 lb rise. The Olly Murphy-trained pair The Four Sixes and Thunder Rock can fight out third.

A good handicap to kick off. NUSRET has some class about him and he should be in his element around here on the forecast good ground.
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EASTERN LEGEND earned a rating of 97 when winning three times on the Flat, including a valuable handicap at Leopardstown, and the Teofilo gelding boasts some smart placed form over hurdles. He was third behind Romeo Coolio in a Grade 1 at the Leopardstown Christmas meeting and now takes a big drop in class. There is little to choose between bumper winners Fad Eadrainn and Withabitofluk on running behind Kalix Delabarriere at Naas last month, while W B Easy made a promising debut in the Goffs Defender Bumper at the Punchestown Festival but has been soundly beaten on both outings since.

Jim Bolger's EASTERN LEGEND remains winless but he has kept some very good company this season and looks to have been found an excellent opportunity to get off the mark. The less exposed Withabitofluk has already shown himself to be fairly useful and appeals as the one to chase him home. Fad Eadrainn, Arch Empire and Jony R can fight it out for minor honours.

With an official rating of 134, EASTERN LEGEND, Grade 1-placed at Leopardstown, can give Jim Bolger his first jumps win in 13 years.
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WYENOT shaped better than the beaten distance suggests when finishing third in the Grade 2 Yorkshire Rose at Doncaster in January and she makes plenty of appeal reverting to Listed company. Henry Daly's mare is clear on the ratings and she looks capable of defying a 4lb penalty at this level. The biggest threat may emerge from progressive chaser Sacre Coeur, with Ottizzini the pick of the remainder.

The likeable WYENOT had Ottizzini and Gale Mahler behind when a commanding winner at Doncaster and having produced another excellent effort in Grade 3 company back there since, she'll be hard to beat despite a penalty. Lavida Adiva looks worth a try at this sort of trip so is selected to fill the forecast spot.

The highly admirable WYENOT can capitalise on the drop back in grade and add to her Listed win from Doncaster in December.
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Alexei lost his unbeaten record over hurdles when pitched into Listed company at Exeter last month. The five-year-old makes his handicap bow stepping back up in trip, but a mark of 130 may prove on the steep side. Similar comments apply to Glynn Brae, who boasts wide-margin victories at Fontwell in 2025, despite jumping to his right both times. The vote goes to CALIMYSTIC after a comfortable success at Doncaster on just his second run over timber.

Plenty of in-form sorts to consider, with NORN IRON just about the most persuasive option. Still unexposed for Harry Derham, he chased home a next-time-out winner at this venue on his penultimate start and was better than the result when heavily backed at Doncaster latest. Serious Challenge has the scope to do better in this sphere given his Flat form, with Calimystic completing the shortlist.

It's a hard choice in this promising line-up but OLD COWBOY could be the way to go, ahead of Calimystic.
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KRAK has shown plenty of promise on both maiden hurdle outings and may open his account at the third attempt. He was placed at the Leopardstown Christmas meeting and again filled third spot behind Ballybow at Naas. Grey Pharoh is an obvious threat having been well backed on his debut under Rules when beating all bar Runcok at Punchestown last month, with subsequent winner Free Flow all of 25 lengths behind in third. Brave Brigadier is another for the shortlist after finishing second on both starts in Punchestown maidens, while Zoffman was rated in the 90s on the Flat and is an interesting recruit to hurdles.

A couple of promising ones here in GREY PHAROH and Krak and they could be the way to go, with Gordon Elliott's charge fancied to come out on top. Useful Flat handicapper Zoffman, who is related to successful hurdlers, must also be respected starting out in this sphere.

This provides a good opportunity for KRAK who has kept decent company in two maiden outings in which he has reached the money.
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Similar to his stable, REGAL AND ROYAL could not be in better form at present and a further 4lb rise for his most recent success over C&D could prove lenient as he goes in search of the hat-trick. That may come at the main expense of Too Cool Forshrule, who scored over fences at Market Rasen last Sunday and reverts to the smaller obstacles off the same mark. Rock Hurley may also have a say.

REGAL AND ROYAL was much-improved switched to handicaps when registering back-to-back C&D victories during the first half of last season and, returning from an absence with his yard continuing in grand order, he's fancied to make his presence felt in the bid to land the hat-trick. Low-mileage chase scorer Too Cool Forshrule and Rock Hurley are others to consider, with Yhprum's Law a handicap debutant to note.

The improvement that TOO COOL FORSHRULE (nap) found last week was over fences but it was his first handicap and he didn't go unbacked.
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A wind procedure proved just the trick for recent Ayr winner BALLYFORT and there should be more to come. Nick Alexander's gelding coasted home by 11 lengths and a 9lb hike may not be enough to prevent a brace. I Am Max found only a progressive rival too strong at Haydock 63 days ago and another bold bid is forecast. The seven-year-old is likely to be in the mix, along with last-time-out winners Achnamara and Ashington.

This is wide open but the vote goes to Sandy Thomson's low-mileage I AM MAX, who took a step forward when runner-up at Haydock last time and can continue his progress after another break here. Sayva is another improving sort and he heads the list of dangers, although Ballyfort, Achnamara, Ridin Solo and The Jeweller's Pet also need factoring into this competitive handicap.

Preference is for ACHNAMARA, who has won in good style on two of his last three starts. Sayva is second choice.
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Saint Segal has been revitalised since a change to front-running tactics resulted in a win over C&D in December and he arrives following a solid effort to finish third in the Greatwood Gold Cup. Another bold bid is expected, but a chance is given to THEATRE MAN. The nine-year-old wasn't at his best in the early part of the season, but a wind operation and a falling handicap mark might see him bounce back. Others to note are Bob Bob Ricard and Real Stone.

RISKINTHEGROUND hasn't made much of an impact of late but he hinted at a return to form at Huntingdon 3 weeks ago so could be worth chancing now just 1 lb above his last winning mark. The in-form Saint Segal is a solid alternative, with Theatre Man another to keep an eye on back from a break (has had breathing operation).

The bold shows up front on his last three starts, two of which were over C&D, point to SAINT SEGAL (nap) as the most solid option.
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QUALIMITA and Kimy are closely matched on running at the Dublin Racing Festival where they filled the placings behind Vischio in a valuable mares' handicap. Kimy should be suited by this sounder surface, but Gordon Elliott's charge is certainly the more consistent of the pair and her form in maidens also reads well. Fairyland Opera made a bright start in handicaps when just denied by Duke Of Leggagh at Naas and the winner subsequently followed up in impressive fashion. Pachmena is another to consider, while Love Like This appears versatile both in terms of distance and ground conditions but remains a maiden after 20 starts.

Having upped her game a notch when just touched off on her handicap debut at Naas last month, FAIRYLAND OPERA looks the way to go. She may have most to fear form Love Like This, who is 0-15 over hurdles but she's been knocking on the door of late. Qualimita is also accorded respect, while Kinturk Maggie is one to keep an eye on in the betting.

Runner-up on her handicap debut, FAIRYLAND OPERA is taken to defy a 6lb rise with the form since boosted by the winner and third.
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Runner-up on his last two starts over 2m, STICK WITH ME SAM is going to win a race like this sooner rather than later and the booking of Sean Bowen is a big plus. A winner at Southwell on his penultimate outing (hurdles) before disappointing at the same track last time, Neigh Botha must enter calculations, as well as Boston Joe, who could be interesting returned to chasing.

Quite a few of these are interesting and STICK WITH ME SAM gets the vote to go one place better than on his last 2 outings in the hope he can cut out the mistakes with Sean Bowen up for the first time. Boston Joe is certainly capable of a big run if in the mood, while Sovereign Star could do better now chasing and the well-handicapped As Tears Go By would be appealing if the betting spoke in his favour.

He's not yet proven on the forecast good ground but STICK WITH ME SAM has been shaping very much as though his turn is near.
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The progressive SURREY BELLE is the most attractive option as she bears down on a hat-trick. It's hard to put a gauge on what the daughter of Golden Horn actually achieved by winning her latest start by 57 lengths, but she is clearly heading in the right direction and may have more to come. Fellow last-time-out winner Northern Air is feared most, while Walkadina and Barrabool are the pick of the remainder.

Harry Derham has his string in good order and fields an appealing candidate here in BARRABOOL, who couldn't match strides with Tour Ovalie in a Taunton novice but she has a good chance of reversing those placings on these revised terms now pitched into a handicap, while the forecast quicker ground may also aid her cause. There are dangers aplenty, with Northern Air feared most ahead of the hat-trick seeking Surrey Belle and Walkadina.

The Harry Derham-trained BARRABOOL (nap) could be on a good mark back on better ground for her handicap debut and she earns the vote.
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JASMINE BLISS proved too strong for La Pinsonniere at Southwell earlier in the month and Harry Derham's top-weight boasts strong credentials in her bid to make it a hat-trick of victories. It wouldn't be a huge surprise if La Pinsonniere could at least close the gap with cheekpieces applied for the first time, while her stable companion Crazierthandaisy is open to improvement having got off the mark over timber at Warwick in December. Siog Geal and Sunset Marquesa are others for the shortlist.

SIOG GEAL should relish the step up to 2½m and can strike from what looks a favourable opening handicap mark. Pismo Beach, Crazierthandaisy and Jasmine Bliss are other newcomers to the handicap ranks who should have more to offer.

Stepping up markedly in trip may seal the deal for SIOG GEAL and she gets the vote ahead of Jasmine Bliss.
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BUTCH CASSIDY won a bumper for Philip Fenton before switching to Henry de Bromhead and made a winning start over hurdles in a 2m3f Punchestown maiden. It's probably best to put a line through a disappointing run last time in the Grade 1 Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle as the yard was out of form. Clonmel maiden winner C'est Ta Chance also needs to bounce back after disappointing last time, while Cardcounter should be suited by this stamina test after finishing strongly to score at Punchestown last month. Ol Man Dingle has progressed well this season, completing a hat-trick in a 2m4f Leopardstown handicap, and ran just as well back there at the Dublin Racing Festival.

C'EST TA CHANCE looks the class act here and is bred to relish the longer trip so could be hard to beat back down in grade. Cardcounter is a useful stayer in the making and might be the danger.

CARDCOUNTER is preferred. The son of Milan will appreciate this step up in trip and his pedigree suggests he'll handle the ground too
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RECORD HIGH appeared to have plenty in hand when winning over 3m2f at Fontwell a month ago and the eight-year-old merits plenty of respect on the back of that performance, despite a 4lb rise. Esperti was also successful on his most recent outing and could prove to be the main threat to the selection. That said, Jo Lescribaa and Lazy Sunday are others who arrive here with strong form claims.

LAZY SUNDAY earns top marks for consistency and she is taken to deservedly get her head back in front with the drying ground in her favour. Next on the list is Record High, who opened his account at Fontwell and a 4 lb rise for that doesn't look harsh. The Wrekin is not short of ability but it remains to be seen if he will be able to build on his latest effort at Wincanton.

The tendency to jump right is offputting for ESPERTI but he was right back on his game at Ffos Las and has every chance of another win.
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Victorious over C&D on his penultimate start, GOLD DES BOIS is better than he managed when tried at a higher level at Market Rasen last time out. However, the three-time C&D winner returns to his favourite venue with a big chance of further success. Flash Du Pistolet, who made all at Newcastle 19 days ago, is also back here with solid claims off just 6lb higher. Lively Citizen and Escapeandevade are the best of the rest.

FLASH DU PISTOLET showed some improvement when an all-the-way winner at Newcastle last time and appeals as the most likely winner up against exposed rivals. Gold des Bois is feared most back down in class.

Only one of these produced a positive performance last time and FLASH DU PISTOLET can follow up his win at Newcastle.
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A highly promising second on his hurdles debut at Ludlow, when poor jumping arguably cost him, JOHN BARBOUR is entitled to improve plenty for that effort and can go one better. Turned over at short odds when carrying a penalty at Wincanton, Don't Mind If I Do has every chance of bouncing back, while I Play County boosted his confidence with a success at Southwell. Coconut Grove won his sole start on the level in France and is an interesting recruit for Harry Fry.

DON'T MIND IF I DO disappointed when turned over at short odds last time, but his previous form reads well, not least his second in a big-field bumper here last spring, so he's well worth another chance to defy a penalty. John Barbour can improve on his opening effort in this sphere at Ludlow, while Judgementofsolomon is a noteworthy newcomer to hurdling based on his fairly useful Flat form.

Alan King's DON'T MIND IF I DO might have been unsuited by heavy ground last time and is the one to beat judged on previous form.
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SMOOTH SCOTCH has performed well in a couple of strong maiden hurdles this season and can get his head in front now. The Libertarian gelding was fifth behind Cheltenham winner Air Of Entitlement over Christmas and most recently finished third behind Jacob's Ladder here in January. That form looks strong with the winner following up in Grade 3 company and the runner-up Forty Coats finishing fourth in the Turners Novices' Hurdle. Autoportrait has been knocking on the door and may appreciate stepping back up in trip here. Butcher Hollow is another contender on the pick of his form.

AUTOPORTRAIT is proving a little expensive to follow up, but the form of his latest effort has already been franked by the third, so it seems wise to afford him one more chance. Butcher Hollow should strip fitter for last month's reappearance at Punchestown and has the form to be a serious threat, while Harbour Highway got back on track under a hands-and-heels ride at Leopardstown on his most recent outing and remains capable of better.

The consistent AUTOPORTRAIT has run well at several different trips and may find this close to his optimum
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SUNSHINE DIAMOND made a winning debut for these connections in a 3m Southwell novice hurdle in October and Neil Mulholland's gelding merits the utmost respect on his handicap debut. Sole Solution is another progressive gelding who has to be of interest following back-to-back victories in recent months, while Andy Amo edges out Land Genie and Solar System to be the pick of the remainder.

The two that appeal most are hat-trick seekers SUNSHINE DIAMOND and Sole Solution, both of whom are heading in the right direction and remain with potential. The former is one of very few of these who are proven over this trip and, assuming all is well following a break, he could be the answer. Double Click arrives here in good form and will be a threat if his stamina passes the test.

Almost all of these make appeal for one reason or another but, with a good 5lb claimer enlisted, HIGH GAME ROYAL gets the nod.
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Joecooker has faced a couple of stiff assignments recently but Rebecca Menzies' gelding merits the utmost respect back in a novice. Rocheval should give another good account of himself too, having hit the woodwork in a handicap over the extended 2m6f here last month, but preference is for MALICASH. Wind surgery appeared to work the oracle for Donald McCain's charge, who opened his account at Carlisle last time out. The son of Malinas should have more in the locker and if that is the case, he will go close.

ROCHEVAL resumed his progress in no uncertain terms when runner-up on his handicap debut here the previous month and, with a drop back to 2½m sure to suit, he's taken to defy a double penalty. Joecooker and Malicash are obvious threats.

The ground will probably be less testing than he's used to but ROCHEVAL fits the bill otherwise. Joecooker is a solid alternative.
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Prince Hector was doing his best work at the finish when a comfortable winner over 1m4f here last week and this extra yardage should suit. However, that was only his third victory from 35 starts and a safer option may be MAMDOH, who won twice over this C&D last month and was only denied by half a length when runner-up off 1lb lower 10 days ago. Upped in distance for his handicap debut, an improved effort from Courageous Gold would come as no surprise.

Preference is for DAARIS, who found the test inadequate at Lingfield earlier in the month and can go one better than on penultimate start when beaten a nose by Mamdoh over C&D (3 lb better off at weights this time). Joseph Parr's 4-y-o has taken his form up a notch this year, so he rates as an obvious danger once again, with Prince Hector and stable-switcher Arc Zoosve taken to fight out minor honours.

Topweight DAARIS is weighted to gain revenge on Mamdoh, who pipped him by a nose over C&D last month.
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The Nigel Twiston-Davies team could have a sharp one on their hands in the shape of AT THE OCHE, who struck at the first time of asking at Doncaster and is likely to have plenty of improvement forthcoming. A promising runner-up at Kempton, Kadastral can follow him home, while Connect The Dots was a determined scorer at Catterick and that resolution will stand him in good stead. Point-to-point winner Hard Stare and newcomer My Fortune stand out for stables that usually go well in this sphere.

TIDDESLEY WOOD was an eyecatcher on his Doncaster debut in January and can build on that promise and land this valuable prize. Recent Doncaster scorer At The Oche and Dan Skelton Kempton runner-up Kadastral are others likely to go well, while point bumper winner Hard Stare is one to note in the betting for a yard which tasted success in this race 2 years ago.

The pick of those to have run is KADASTRAL who shaped with conspicuous promise on his debut at Kempton and can go one better.
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VERDANT PLACE stays well and seems to have a liking for this track. It was testing enough when he won here last time but the ground was yielding when he scored in December and he is expected to run a big race again. There is a bit of rain forecast which would be welcome. Hillsdale is an interesting contender taking a significant step up in trip. The Westerner gelding has been in fine form and if he settles he could run a big race. Mousey Brown ran really well when picking up black-type on her return over hurdles at Punchestown last month. She is another to consider, back over the larger obstacles now.

Several to consider in this competitive handicap, with HILLSDALE topping the list. The 6-y-o has really got it together over fences the last twice and while an 11 lb rise for his latest success at Clonmel will ask a question of him, he may nevertheless prove equal to the task. Black Bamboo is open to improvement and he is second choice ahead of Canal End and Prince Palace.

CANAL END gets the nod. His run behind Answer To Kayf at Naas was encouraging and he should be well suited by this longer trip.
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CARRIG KATE produced a career-best effort to make the frame in Listed company at Doncaster earlier in the month and now drops back into a maiden. The seven-year-old should have no problems with this drop back in trip and can get off the mark. Atlantic Lad hasn't finished out of the frame on each of his three starts over the smaller obstacles and should remain competitive, while Ki Woo is also noted.

ATLANTIC LAD has shown enough on all 3 of his starts to date to suggest a race of this nature is within his compass and, with the emphasis likely to be on speed as opposed to stamina, it's possible he may have too many gears for his chief rival Carrig Kate, who drops back in trip following a good third in a mares listed event at Doncaster. Ki Woo can fill the places.

This looks good for the mare CARRIG KATE who held her own in a 3m Listed race last time. Atlantic Lad is next best.
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KIWI RUSH folded tamely on his racecourse bow, but it was a different story when making all to record a comfortable success over C&D next time. Harry Derham employs the services of Patrick Mullins aboard to son of Mahler, and that is perhaps noteworthy as he bids to follow up. Lucinda Russell has a trio of chances, and Ayr scorer Out Of The Woods could be the pick of them. Others to note include Peckforton Hills and Is This For Real.

OUT OF THE WOODS created a good impression on his Ayr debut and is taken to make it 2-2, perhaps at the main expense of stablemate Caballo de Guerra, who shaped well on both starts around the turn of the year. Harry Derham is building up a healthy strike-rate with his runners north of the border and last month's all-the-way C&D winner Kiwi Rush completes the shortlist.

Lucinda Russell has a strong hand and preference is for OUT OF THE WOODS, whose debut win at Ayr in January has been franked.
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THE DEFIANT touched off Wedgewood by the narrowest of margins when scoring over this C&D earlier in the month and they could fight it out again here. The former has subsequently finished a well-held third in a higher grade and, only 1lb worse off with the latter now dropped back in class, Luke Dace's gelding is fancied to edge out his reopposing rival again. Phoenix Beach is only 2lb higher than his track-and-trip victory two starts ago and he could mount another bold bid, while Level Up is slipping back to a fair mark.

GUSTAV GRAVES is a hostage to fortune give his run-style but wasn't beaten far under Clifford Lee here last week and is chanced in the hope everything drops right for them today. Port Hedland is the only runner without a C&D win to his name but made an encouraging start for Tony Carroll at Southwell 3 weeks ago and can build on that. Level Up will pop up again soon.

4yo PORT HEDLAND made an encouraging start for Tony Carroll over 6f at Southwell and may prove well suited by this drop back in trip.
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TEDDY BLUE supplemented a Huntingdon triumph at Kempton last week and is quickly turned out off a 4lb higher rating. Harry Derham's seven-year-old makes only his fourth chase start and could have plenty more to offer so he can complete the hat-trick. Javert Allen hasn't been out of the top two in any of his seven starts, most recently when just denied at Chepstow, and it would be no surprise to see him feature again off 4lb higher. Major Fortune is another to keep an eye on.

JAVERT ALLEN can consider himself unlucky not to be unbeaten over fences, ridden perhaps a shade too aggressively when narrowly denied at Chepstow last month. With further progress on the cards, he can regain the winning thread at the expense of Major Fortune, who left his chasing debut effort well behind when finding just one too good at Leicester recently. Teddy Blue, who did plenty wrong when scoring at Kempton last week, completes the shortlist.

The bang-in-form Javert Allen is feared but conditions should be ideal for BALLYBREEZE who shaped quite well over C&D last time.
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A WAVE OF THE SEA ran really well on his last visit here and may be able to get back into the winning groove. He lost out by half a length to Individualiste in December before another solid effort to finish third at Leopardstown on his return from a little break early this month. Dropping back in trip shouldn't be an issue for him. Battle Of Ridgeway made use of a lower mark over hurdles at Gowran last time and should be competitive off this rating back over fences. Quornofamonday also comes into the race in winning form and is another for the shortlist.

JAY PEE M has taken well to fences and can quickly resume winning ways returned to a left-handed track. A Wave of The Sea and Natural Breeze head the dangers.

It might be worth chancing A WAVE OF THE SEA who is on a dangerous mark on his old form and he's back at the distance of his last win
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CHARMING GETAWAY led towards the finish to score by just under a length over 2m5f at Ludlow last month, shaping as if this step up in trip could unlock further improvement. Mel Rowley's eight-year-old is 6lb higher but expected to complete a double. Superior Glance wasn't disgraced in third over C&D on her latest outing and is noted along with Mersey Street.

CHARMING GETAWAY took another step forward when getting off the mark at Ludlow last time and with this step up in trip another likely plus he gets a confident vote. In-form maiden Superior Glance could emerge as the main danger with Mersey Street and Best Life worthy of consideration too.

This looks good for CHARMING GETAWAY, who has made steady progress this year and is bred to be suited by today's step up in trip.
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WARRANT HOLDER warmed to the task nicely when introduced over a mile here last month and, although he was beaten a head on the day, this longer trip could help the son of Frankel put the experience to good use. The similarly-bred Rahiebb accounted for the winner of that race when scoring here 15 days ago, but may be vulnerable under a penalty with an additional two furlongs to travel. The rest appear a modest bunch, although Spirit Of Murray, who cost 250,000gns as a yearling, is at least a potential improver.

RAHIEBB and Warrant Holder easily stand out in this field following promising debuts. The former did well to overcome considerable greenness here just over a fortnight ago and is taken to defy a penalty with major progress on the cards, not least with the step up to 1¼m sure to suit.

Rahiebb did well to win so decisively on debut but he has to concede 7lb to another promising son of Frankel in WARRANT HOLDER.
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Aiming High was only held by half a length when third off this mark over 1m3f at Southwell last time and should go well again, but preference is for the unexposed BAJAN BLUE. Winner of a maiden over the extended 1m1f here on debut, Roger Varian's filly made the frame in a 1m3f novice stakes at Southwell earlier in the month and, with the promise of more to come, a mark of 68 certainly looks workable on her handicap bow. C&D winner Kinetic is now only 1lb above her last winning mark and she is worth a second look.

It'll be a surprise if there isn't more to come from BAJAN BLUE after only 2 starts, particularly with 1½m likely to suit, and she can improve more-established rivals Aiming High and Kinetic.

The twice-raced Bajan Blue is feared but NOWHERE already has the form in the book and can strike on her third run for Tom Ward.
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Rivers Corner showed a liking for first-time blinkers when going in over track and trip and commands huge respect off only a 5lb higher rating. However, he might come out second best to KING'S THRESHOLD, who made his way through the field to run out a five-length victor over 2m4f at Warwick. The Emma Lavelle-trained eight-year-old struck over this distance at Huntingdon prior to that and could continue his rise through the ranks. C&D winner Neon Moon completes the shortlist.

KING'S THRESHOLD is the improver in the line-up and can land the hat-trick. Fidelio Vallis seemed to turn the corner at Doncaster 3 weeks ago and is interesting back down in trip from a reduced mark. C&D winner Neon Moon goes well fresh and is another to consider.

King's Threshold is second choice but RIVERS CORNER has looked a rising force with the switch to chasing and blinkers.
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MA JACKS HILL has contested two strong bumpers over the winter and can open his account now. The Famous Name gelding was last seen finishing a close fourth behind Green Splendour at Leopardstown over Christmas and the winner went on to run with credit at the Dublin Racing Festival. Similarly, Burrows Drive has come up against some smart types in his two runs to date and he's another who is expected to go well. The Willie Mullins-trained newcomer Bon Viveur obviously commands respect. The Flemensfirth gelding cost 85,000 euro as a store and is out of a half-sister to Landofhopeandglory, who was Grade 1 placed over hurdles and Group 2 placed on the Flat.

BON VIVEUR is taken to make a winning debut for Willie Mullins, with confidence in his chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. Burrows Drive and Ma Jacks Hill have been thereabouts in similar races and should figure again, while Chasing Blues and Bokamsin are other interesting newcomers.

BURROWS DRIVE sets a solid standard and if he acts on the ground, a repeat of his latest effort at this venue could suffice.
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The three horses drawn nearest to the stands-side rail could be the ones to focus on, with CODE PURPLE narrowly preferred over course specialists Cusack and Pallas Lord. As a previous C&D winner, the selection reverts to the Flat over an ideal trip and rekindles the partnership with Paul Mulrennan from a still-workable mark at this level. The aforementioned Cusack is feared most with the drop back in trip a potential source of improvement.

TOO MUCH ran out an authoritative winner over C&D 10 days ago so can defy a 5 lb rise at the main expense of in-form veterans Broken Spear and Pallas Lord, who were first and second on the same card.

A competitive handicap in which TEA SEA can gain compensation for an unlucky run at Kempton 17 days ago. Code Purple is next best.
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Having overcome his inexperience to make a winning debut at Southwell in November, there is likely more to come from SUPREME SOVEREIGN. Charlie Hills' gelding displayed a willing attitude on his introduction and can defy a penalty. San Juanito arrives on the back of a solid third on his handicap bow and the son of Lope De Vega is feared most, although market support for Grizzieblanca on her debut would be interesting.

SUPREME SOVEREIGN lowered the colours of an established sort when making a winning debut at Southwell in November and sure to relish this trip, he can go in again under a penalty. San Juanito's performance in a handicap last time reads well in the context of this race so he's a danger, while Outlandish requires a market check on debut.

A tentative vote goes to SAN JUANITO who has shown enough in four runs to suggest he can win a race of this nature.
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INNS OF FEAR, who sports a first-time tongue-tie, showed promise in two starts in Ireland last year and could be worth chancing from a handy drawn as he bids to make a winning start for new connections. From the other side of the starting stalls, Sharon Curly is a potential improver who can figure if gaining some cover, while Rift Valley has a similar profile to the selection in that she is open to progression and cannot be ruled out on her Tapeta debut.

INNS OF FEAR showed plenty when placed in 2 maidens in Ireland and can make a winning start for connections. Sharon Curly was clearly still in need of the experience when third over C&D 3 weeks ago and is feared most ahead of Rift Valley, who found 5f too sharp for her last time.

George Boughey looks to have found a golden opportunity for INNS OF FEAR to make a winning stable debut. Sharon Curly is next best.
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HAVANA JOY built on her opening third at Kempton when filling the runner-up berth over 6f here 25 days ago. The daughter of Havana Grey is just the sort to relish the extra furlong and a breakthrough victory may beckon. Newcomer Niyla Breeze, a half-sister to useful French 1m2f winner Caligine, shouldn't be found lacking for stamina and market support would be interesting. Wise Stars also warrants close inspection.

HAVANA JOY stepped up on her debut effort when runner-up in a 6f novice here 25 days ago and, appealing as the type to progress further, she shades the vote on her first crack at 7f. Niyla Breeze is a newcomer to note with Oisin Murphy an eye-catching booking. Magna Grecia Star and Wise Stars are others fancied to be thereabouts.

Magna Grecia Star should build on a promising debut but 6f course second HAVANA JOY can improve again at 7f and gets the vote.
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SANDINYOURSHOES took a big step forwards when a head second on her handicap debut over 6f at Southwell last month. A 1lb rise for that effort appears to be fair and this step up in trip may bring about further improvement. Miakoda is more than capable of making the frame in a race of this nature, while similar comments apply to Hardlass and Triple Wishes.

The switch to handicap company brought immediate improvement in SANDINYOURSHOES, who went close over 6f at Southwell at the end of last month and he is taken to go one better with this step back up in trip no bad thing. Miakoda is respected on the back of a decent effort here 12 days ago and he is second choice ahead of Triple Wishes, who appeals as the type to do better now making her way into handicap company.

It may be worth persevering with FLAMBOROUGH HEAD who should find this easier than last time when things never really went his way.
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BETA READER came from out of the clouds to get up by a head over C&D earlier in the month and a 2lb rise for that success may underestimate him. Charlie Johnston's three-year-old makes only his second start in handicap company and could take another step forward. Party Bear showed more when hitting the woodwork over 6f at this venue in January and she might improve for this step up in distance. Maids Head is next best.

PARTY BEAR showed much-improved form on the back of 6 months off when second on handicap debut here (6f) in January. She appeals as the type to do better still, including at this longer trip, so could be the answer from a handy draw. Beta Reader did well to overcome a poor draw when making a winning handicap debut over C&D 11 days ago and he could yet have more to offer. Kathleen's Glory, Kamekist and Pageant are a trio of handicap newcomers to note, too.

Market support for the Gosden's handicap newcomer Kathleen's Glory would look significant but preference is for BETA READER (nap).
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The consistent Rebecca's Girl has to be of interest once again but she may be a touch high in the ratings right now. As a result, preference is for LORD ABAMA, who won over C&D when last seen in November and a 3lb rise should be workable on his return to action. The shortlist is completed by Oriental Prince and Mayo County.

Jim Goldie's ORIENTAL PRINCE got back on the up when scoring at Southwell a week ago and can defy a 4 lb weight rise here to bag a fourth victory of 2025. Stylish C&D winner Mayo County rates a big threat though despite being hit with a 7 lb hike by the official assessor. In-form duo Lord Abama and Rebecca's Girl are also in the picture.

Rebecca's Girl has been running with credit but MAYO COUNTY (nap) won easily here last time and can defy her 7lb rise.
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Sceptic made his second start for the Ian Williams yard a successful one over track and trip last time and he holds an obvious chance off a 2lb higher mark. However, it may pay to side with PRINCE ALI, who accounted for Golspie over C&D recently and is well drawn in stall two. The seven-year-old might only need to reproduce that level of form in order to strike again. Last-time-out Newcastle scorer It's A Love Thing is another to note.

SCEPTIC left last year's exploits in his wake when running out a ready winner of a C&D handicap 11 days ago and, remaining with plenty of handicapping scope on old form, he's selected to follow up now he's back up and running. Mr Nugget and Init Together are just a couple of dangers in a race containing a host of in-form sorts.

Mr Nugget may still be ahead of his mark but this shorter trip isn't certain to suit so the vote goes to recent C&D scorer SCEPTIC.
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URBAN DANDY travelled strongly into contention before coming clear late on to record a comfortable victory over track and trip recently. He sneaks into this with a mark of 51 now that he has been reassessed, and he won't get a better opportunity than this to repeat the dose. Tantomile has been in solid form at handicap level, though, and she could be a real threat to the selection. Martin's Brig is another to consider.

Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and URBAN DANDY, who resumed winning ways in style here last week, looks the way to go. Julie Camacho's new recruit Two B Tanned is weighted to have a big say though, while in-form pair Tantomile and Martin's Brig also need factoring into this classified event.

Tantomile can go well back up in trip but URBAN DANDY may be able to follow up his recent 1m win here.
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A competitive sprint to end proceedings, and it looks best to side with FRANK THE SPARK. Paul Midgley's charge (second) finished three-quarters of a length behind the reopposing Ganesha (winner) over C&D on his return to action recently but he's 3lb better off today and has an excellent draw breaking out of stall 10. King's Crown and Dark Kestrel have both been on the premises in recent starts and are unlikely to be far away once again.

The vote goes to ABOVE, who has been in good heart in recent months and, all things considered, he performed with credit over C&D last time. The 8-y-o remains on a workable mark and gets the nod ahead of another in-form candidate in the shape of King's Crown, while Darlo Pride has a realistic chance of reversing recent C&D placings with Ganesha and Frank The Spark.

Filly One is an interesting contender down in trip and class but FRANK THE SPARK is taken to build on his promising reappearance.
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