There were 28 Races on Sunday 30th March 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 6 races at Ascot, 7 races at Downpatrick, 8 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Leopardstown, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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TOAD HALL has clearly had training issues but has nonetheless run two solid races in his career to date. He made a belated debut as a six-year-old when second in a Clonmel bumper and, while he was then absent for 690 days, chased home a subsequent Grade 3 winner at Punchestown last month. A reproduction of that form would see him difficult to beat and he readily holds Game On on that form, although that rival showed more at Thurles recently. Arabian Diamond will be suited by drying ground.

TOAD HALL produced a highly promising effort on the back a near 2-year absence when runner-up on hurdles debut at Punchestown 5 weeks ago and, with improvement on the cards, he looks to hold sound claims of going one place better. Arabian Diamond and Quantum Quest can give Willie Mullins' 8-y-o most to think about.

Providing he handles this quicker ground TOAD HALL looks the one to beat on the back of a fine comeback run last month
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This is wide open and only a tentative vote can go to HAVANA PRINCE. The gelded son of Havana Grey was progressive on the turf last season, winning three times, and was perhaps in need of the outing at Newcastle recently. Hartswood has been in good form on the all-weather over the winter months and the previous C&D winner warrants plenty of respect. Others to note include Rising Force, Zous Juice and Calanthe.

An ultra-competitive start to proceedings and it could pay to side with CATHEDRAL PEAK, who shaped well having had a hopeless task from her position at Gowran when last seen 5 months ago and she remains open to improvement starting out for a new yard amongst the winners. The consistent Warning Sign heads up the dangers also making his return, with Hartswood, Calanthe and Rising Force just a handful of others to consider, too.

A minefield. This should be fast-run and YEOMAN has done well to finish so close the last twice after starting slowly.
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INTENSIFY makes plenty of appeal on pedigree being a full-sister to Newspaperofrecord, twice a Grade 1 winner in the USA including the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf. The dam has produced four other winners including the smart sprinter Classical Times and it will be interesting to see how strong she is in the market. Crystal Ball is a Wootton Bassett half-sister to Tepin, while Tarima hails from a family that Dermot Weld has done very well with in the past, including with Tarnawa and Tahiyra. Made U Blush sets a decent standard among those to have run and is already proven over a mile.

Those with experience don't set a tall standard so this may well go to one of the choicely-bred newcomers, TARIMA, Intensify and Crystal Ball all make plenty of appeal on paper and are preferred in that order before market clues.

The market should provide some clarity but a tentative goes to Tarnawa's close relation TARIMA over Intensify and Crystal Ball
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Jackstell has undergone wind surgery since a slightly disappointing effort at Lingfield and warrants respect on the form of his penultimate second behind the smart Horaces Pearl, but WICKED THOUGHTS shades the verdict. He is rated 5lb higher than Jamie Snowden's gelding and the form of his Hereford second was boosted when the third came out and won next time. Three-time Flat scorer Haaland could prove next best, with Sean Bowen a positive jockey booking.

If JACKSTELL has derived any benefit from a wind op when last seen he might prove a bit too strong for Wicked Thoughts in what may develop into a straight fight between the pair.

A disappointing turnout for a maiden that usually takes some winning. WICKED THOUGHTS is the one they all have to beat.
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SESKIN FLASH ran well in a big-field Cork handicap in December and while a beaten favourite on his debut for new connections earlier this month, that was his first run for 91 days and he wasn't beaten too far. Cher Tara won at Down Royal recently and should again compete stepping up in distance. Kalsman has been raised 8lb for winning a course-and-distance handicap last June and is also noted.

Gordon Elliott's lightly-raced CHER TARA may well have more to offer over this longer trip and she can follow up her recent Down Royal success. Coco Lightning shaped encouragingly on debut for this yard and is worth another chance after disappointing last time, while Seskin Flash looks interesting stepping back up in distance having been well supported on stable debut.

Recent Down Royal winner CHER TARA should cope with this longer trip and she is taken to defy an 8lb rise
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PANTILE WARRIOR posted a series of creditable efforts in novice/maiden company last season and the son of Frankel opened his account when returned to action at Chelmsford earlier this month. A mark of 87 looks fair based on what he's already achieved and the three-year-old is expected to double his tally. Chartwell Jock made all of the running at Wolverhampton last time out and is of clear interest now sent handicapping. Modern Utopia struck at Nottingham in October before going in again at Newmarket the following month, though a 10lb higher mark will ask more of her.

MODERN UTOPIA looked potentially very useful when scoring twice last backend and is selected to pick up where she left off. Many Men may have got off lightly with a 4 lb rise for his Newmarket win in October and is second choice ahead of Chartwell Jock.

Back on grass there's every reason to favour PANTILE WARRIOR (nap), whose turf form stacks up well. Chartwell Jock is second pick.
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HENRI MATISSE showed some wayward tendencies as a juvenile but also plenty of talent when winning four times. The Wootton Bassett colt had Arizona Blaze nearly four lengths behind when landing the Group 2 Railway Stakes at the Curragh and successfully signed off the campaign in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf when stepping up to a mile at Del Mar. Arizona Blaze went close in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint and now tries this trip for the first time having scored in good style over 6f at Dundalk earlier this month. The form of Hazdann's maiden win at the Curragh last summer has worked out exceptionally well and it will be interesting to see how he has progressed.

HENRI MATISSE signed off a highly-productive juvenile campaign with success in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf at Del Mar back in November and, with the drop in trip holding no fears, he's fancied to make a winning return. Easy Dundalk scorer Arizona Blaze, on his first crack at 7f, rates next best, with Hazdann completing the shortlist.

Aidan O'Brien's Grade 1-winning miler HENRI MATISSE may cope better with the distance than Arizona Blaze, a fine sprinter at two
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All eight of the declared runners look to have some sort of chance, so STAR OF GUITING receives what can only be a tentative vote. He has performed to a decent level on all four hurdle starts to date, winning two including cheekily at Market Rasen last time, and a mark of 112 certainly doesn't look beyond him. Stablemate Ocean Conquest also merits consideration following two solid runner-up efforts, while Galactic Charm is unlikely to be far away either.

OCEAN CONQUEST should have more to offer in handicaps if jumping better and gets the vote. Huntingdon-winner Benvoy and Torrent are a couple of the other likely players.

The suggestion is BENVOY (nap), who travelled strongly before asserting on his recent handicap debut and could still be well treated.
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GAMIGIN returned to form earlier this month and will be suited by the drying ground. The selection is a five-time winner who landed a gamble at Kilbeggan last August and a reproduction of his latest Leopardstown run would give him every chance in this winnable race. Three-time winner Ciao Adios won at Cork 10 days ago but has been raised 10lb. A Mere Bagatelle is rated 111 over fences and was narrowly beaten at Limerick recently, but isn't ideally suited by dropping back in distance.

This looks wide open, but A MERE BAGATELLE was narrowly denied back hurdling from 6 months off at Limerick earlier in the month and, with that outing sure to have blown away any cobwebs, he's fancied to go one better at the expense of Read To Return, who underperformed at Fairyhouse last month but should find this easier dropped back in trip. Recent-winner Ciao Adios rounds off the shortlist.

Although a better chaser A MERE BAGATELLE could record a rare hurdles win here on the back of a narrow Limerick defeat
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This contest can often throw up a useful winner and that might be the case with Richard Hannon's MEBLESH. The Sea The Stars colt fetched 100,000 euros as a juvenile and is a brother to four separate winners, each possessing above-average ability. Palmarian shaped with promise in a decent maiden at Newmarket when last seen and must enter calculations, along with Honved, who looks certain to improve on his debut effort at Wolverhampton.

PALMARIAN showed plenty of promise in an October Newmarket maiden that usually throws up a smart one and with improvement surely on the cards he could get off the mark here. Likewise Honved made a very bright start more recently at Wolverhampton and seems sure to progress. Meblesh, for a yard that has won 3 runnings of this in recent years, and Mum's Angel, are appealing newcomers.

Having had the rest in trouble at one stage at Newmarket (7f, good to soft) in October, PALMARIAN seems to have shown the most promise.
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EXACTLY progressed well throughout her juvenile campaign and was placed twice in Group 1 company including behind stablemate Lake Victoria in the Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh before handling soft ground well when a runaway winner of the Group 3 Killavullan Stakes over this C&D. Riding arrangements suggest she is preferred to Bubbling, who finished off last season by landing the Group 2 Rockfel Stakes over this trip at Newmarket. Sparkling Sea twice showed smart form against Fairy Godmother at Naas early last term but now reappears after an absence of 315 days, while Swelter won a mile maiden in good style on her only outing here last July.

Plenty of these fillies bring potential to a cracking Group 3 but it could pay to side with form pick and C&D winner EXACTLY who is also the choice of Ryan Moore from Aidan O'Brien's trio. Stablemates and fellow pattern-race winners Bubbling and Merrily rate major threats though, with the less exposed duo Sparkling Sea and Usdi Atohi completing the shortlist.

It makes sense to trust Ryan Moore's preference for EXACTLY (nap), a dual C&D winner who impressed on her final juvenile start
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KOTMASK looks the one to beat dropped in both grade and trip. His overall Ascot record is encouraging, winning once and placing twice from six visits, and this is the first time that he has dropped into class 3 company since February last year. Coastguard Station disappointed over hurdles at Doncaster last time but much better is expected on his return to chasing, while Hypotenus could go well off his light weight if allowed to dictate matters.

Not an easy race to asess and the right angle could be to side with HYPOTENUS who is the only one of the quintet to arrive in good form and could also get his own way in front here. Fergal O'Brien has his team in rude health so the handily-weighted Third Time Lucki could prove the main threat if back on song ahead of Coastguard Station and Kotmask.

The return to Ascot is a big plus for KOTMASK, who is now only 1lb higher than when winning here in the autumn.
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OUT FOR A STROLL defeated a subsequent Grade 3 winner to score at Limerick at Christmas and chased home the Fred Winter fifth at Punchestown when last seen. Being Flat-bred, she should have more to offer on the drying ground and is a progressive four-year-old. An untidy final-flight jump probably cost Joyeuse Royale victory at Thurles recently and she should be suited by stepping up in distance on handicap debut. Magic Boum drops in grade having disappointed on two recent starts but notably defeated Grade 1-placed Eastern Legend to win in December.

Plenty in with a squeak but it could pay to take a chance on bottom-weight LILIAN BLAND, who arrives in the form of her life over the larger obstacles and has a much lower hurdles mark to work with here. Heading up the dangers is Maid On The Moon, who was a fortuitous winner at Leopardstown last month and has been hit with a hefty 11 lb rise. Joueuse Royale and Stretchemout can fight out minor honours.

The filly OUT FOR A STROLL (nap) looks potentially very well treated on the form of her last two runs.
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Having progressed nicely since undergoing wind surgery last summer, EYE OF DUBAI returns with scope to make a big impact in races of this type over the coming months. Handed a rise of just 3lb for a C&D win when last seen in November, the son of Havana Grey starts the new campaign on a realistic mark and makes plenty of appeal. Other strong contenders include last year's winner Knebworth, Aramis Grey, Bosh and Billyjoh.

This is wide open but it could pay to side with last year's victor KNEBWORTH who shaped well on his recent return when fourth at Wolverhampton and hails from a yard among the winners. Dark Thirty has a good record fresh and could emerge as the main danger off a lenient mark, although a solid case can be made for plenty of others, namely Fine Interview, Eye of Dubai, Bosh, Trilby and Archduke Ferdinand in this cracking sprint.

Back down in class and belatedly returned to the scene of his turf win, BILLYJOH is preferred. Second choice is Archduke Ferdinand.
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DELACROIX won twice last year including the Group 3 Autumn Stakes at Newmarket before just losing out by the slimmest of margins to Hotazhell in the Group 1 Futurity Trophy at Doncaster. The Dubawi colt is bred to stay this extra quarter mile, while stablemate Puppet Master also looked like he'd be suited by stepping up in trip when finishing strongly to land a maiden at the Galway Festival. Cork maiden winner Wemightakedlongway subsequently performed well at Group 3 level and riding arrangements suggest she's preferred to Kibris.

Aidan O'Brien holds a typically strong hand in this Group 3 event and his highly progressive juvenile DELACROIX can resume winning ways having just been touched off in Doncaster's Futurity Stakes last backend and put himself firmly in the Derby picture. Stablemate Puppet Master should also find this step up to 1m2f very much to his benefit and rates the main threat with the unexposed Dundalk maiden scorer Tiberius Thunder not discounted either for last year's winning stable.

The William Hill Futurity runner-up DELACROIX sets a high standard and is the clear pick of a Ballydoyle-trained trio
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MISS IRELAND took a big step forward when only beaten a nose into second over an extended 2m3f at Lingfield last month. The step up in trip and switch to handicap company could see the daughter of Yeats go one better here. That said, Native Moon also hit the crossbar on his most recent outing and Jeremy Scott's gelding should not be underestimated. Briefly is the pick of the remainder.

NATIVE MOON finished ahead of two subsequent winners when runner-up at Exeter earlier this month, and he can go one better providing the blinkers have the same effect this time around. Despite looking quirky, the lightly-raced Miss Ireland improved from her hurdles debut when second at Lingfield last time out, and she's feared most while Rubies Or Gold is one to note in the betting on his return.

Another chance is given to BRIEFLY, who disappointed at Wincanton on Monday but ran well behind a progressive rival there last month.
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IRIS EMERY ran well in the Dublin National over this distance earlier this month and has obvious claims. Despite having won just once in her career, she wasn't beaten too far by some smart types this season and while she may not be far ahead of the handicapper, should nonetheless run a solid race. Final Orders ran well in a Listed race at Leopardstown recently and will relish drying ground. Dunboyne completes the shortlist.

IRIS EMERY quickly left behind a below-par effort when third in the Dublin National at Leopardstown last time and, with more still to offer at long distances, she could be ready to open her chase account. She is preferred to Dunboyne, who proved revitalised by a change of yard when scoring over hurdles on his latest outing, with Final Orders and Jumping Jet others to consider.

DUNBOYNE looked rejuvenated when scoring over hurdles at Navan and runs off a 10lb lower mark than this time last year
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MAGICO, who was an eye-catching second over this trip at Chelmsford 17 days ago, could be the way to go now he is tried with a tongue-tie and cheekpieces combination. That was the four-year-old's first start since undergoing wind surgery and there could be plenty more to come. There are obviously dangers aplenty with the likes of Stressfree, City Of Delight and Asgard's Captain all suggested as capable players. Qitaal is also dangerous to rule out.

A useful handicap. MAGICO caught the eye when a fast-finishing second on his recent Chelmsford reappearance and is taken to go one better now. Stressfree, who has some good C&D form, is another whose fitness is assured after a hurdle win last month and he's second choice ahead of City of Delight and Royal Approval.

Magico is second choice behind STRESSFREE who has the ability to go very well off this mark and scored over hurdles last month.
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Aidan O'Brien has won this handicap four times in the past eight years and SERIOUS CONTENDER may prove the pick of his trio. The selection was prominent throughout on all three outings last year, including when successful here over a mile, and is bred to appreciate this step up in trip. Galveston made all to land a mile maiden at Naas, with Mocking not enjoying a clear run behind in fifth, and is another to consider along with Glen To Glen, who made a winning reappearance over 6f at the Curragh a fortnight ago. Dahlia Noir kept good company last year and is also noted.

Aidan O'Brien has a fine recent record in this and his upwardly-mobile Wootton Bassett colt SERIOUS CONFIDENCE looks a very likely sort now going into handicaps and earns a confident vote. Stablemate Galveston also comes here on the back of a last-time-out victory and is next on the list ahead of Sunriseontheboyne and Light As Air.

In a wide-open contest, MISTER ADAM is put forward as an each-way proposition. Serious Contender is an obvious danger
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Credo has to be of interest having won two of her last three starts, although a 6lb penalty for the latest of those victories is a concern. Similar comments apply to the hat-trick seeking Northern Poet, but the vote goes to TWO FOR GOLD. The 12-year-old failed to fire in a valuable event here in December but is now 4lb lower than when an encouraging fourth in another competitive contest over C&D the time before. On that evidence, he could take some stopping if returning to form.

Likeable mare CREDO justified good support when making it 2 wins from her last 3 starts equipped with a visor/under Harry Cobden at Carlisle last week and she could be the answer under a penalty in this sort of form. Fellow in-form 10-y-o Northern Poet arrives in search of the hat-trick and is feared, with Two For Gold, who landed this race 2 years ago, another worth a look back from a break.

2023 winner TWO FOR GOLD returns here on a good mark and gets the nod in the hope he's back on song after his 99-day break.
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TRUE TESTIMONY drops in grade following useful efforts against capable mares in two runs this season. She showed nice ability in maiden hurdles last season and looks to have plenty in her favour. Debut point-to-point winner Heroes Rise has decent hurdles form and has to be noted. Ballysax Hank was probably unsuited by testing ground on his most recent starts, but has something to prove back on a sounder surface.

If TRUE TESTIMONY can reproduce last month's Gowran form she's probably the one to beat. This is more realistic for Your Honour than the Grade 3 he tackled on his chase debut and he's second choice ahead of Gavin Cromwell's Ballysax Hank.

A very open look to this beginners chase, it could pay to keep the faith with TELL NOBODY NOTHIN
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ATA RANGI is highly notable starting out for Ed Walker and could well make a winning start to his handicapping career. The son of Decorated Knight was the ready winner of a maiden at Roscommon on his final start for Henry De Bromhead and has bags of scope to make further progress from a mark of just 76. The lightly-weighted Chuzzlewit and Outrun The Storm have been in fair form on all-weather and revert to turf with each-way chances. However, Madame De Sevigne's most recent form has a solid look and she rates the biggest threat to the selection.

MADAME DE SEVIGNE ended last year on the up, scoring at Newmarket in October before a good second at the same course the following month, so she is taken to resume winning ways on her return. The main danger could be Metaverse, who had excuses on his final 2 starts in 2024, while Ata Rangi is an interesting contender as he makes his stable/handicap debut.

It's a major puzzle but the most interesting candidate may be YANTARNI, then Circe and Madame De Sevigne.
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RAMPAGE has won three times including over 1m1f at this venue and has been placed on his last two turf starts. The Tom McCourt-trained gelding was having his second outing in the space of 48 hours when a creditable fourth at the Curragh most recently. Dark Viper is a frustrating sort to follow and filled the runner-up spot for the eighth time in the space of 12 months when reappearing at the Curragh a fortnight ago. Chavajod has dropped down to a competitive mark and David Egan is an interesting booking.

CHAVAJOD made an encouraging return at Dundalk a fortnight ago and this C&D winner could be the way to go under David Egan. Dark Viper and Counterculture are a couple of the other likely players in a wide-open handicap.

Preference is for MIGDAM who is well drawn, is fit from the AW and he's 15lb below his last winning turf mark.
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COURT CIAN appeared to have plenty in hand when winning over 2m7f at Market Rasen earlier in the month and that was his third win from his last five starts. A 5lb rise may still underestimate this progressive seven-year-old and he merits plenty of respect. Loverdose is also going in the right direction and could give the selection most to think about. Court In The Act is best of the rest.

LOVERDOSE has been most progressive in handicap hurdles, winning 4 times from 6 starts and showing a good attitude in defeat when second at Newbury on his latest outing, so he is taken to continue his improvement and add to his tally. Court Cian has also been going the right way for his current yard and could be the biggest threat, ahead of Court In The Act.

The 9yo FONTANA ELLISSI is potentially the best handicapped of these and he was running a big race when slipping up at Kelso.
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CAUSE FOR COMMENT is a maiden point-to-pointer but has shown nice ability and is open to further progression in this sphere, being just a five-year-old. From a fine family, the selection wasn't beaten too far in a Galway Festival bumper last July and has since performed well in point-to-points for his new trainer. He made a bad mistake on his pointing debut before running quite well at Punchestown last month. Asphalt Cowboy is proven at this level, having finished second to a useful type in a similar race at Thurles last time, where Last Round finished third.

If STEP UP SON is in the same form as when runner-up at Gowran 3 weeks ago he may have a bit too much for Thurles 2-3 Asphalt Cowboy and Last Round.

It might be worth taking a chance on DRUMCLIFF BAY who has previously run well at this venue over hurdles
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Having finished last season with a never-nearer second over 6f at Newmarket, stable debutant IMPERIAL GUARD makes plenty of appeal reverting to 7f. The Michael Dods-trained four-year-old is only 1lb higher on this return to action and he looks open to improvement over today's distance. The biggest threat may emerge from Zip, who has been in decent heart on the all-weather in recent months. Dolce Courage, Dapper Valley and Onemorenomore are others to consider in an open affair.

A competitive big-field handicap with a few who tend to go forward, and this could be run to suit DAPPER VALLEY who finished last season on a high when travelling smoothly to win at Yarmouth. He's gone well fresh in the past and gets the vote ahead of Tropez Power who may have another race in him off a 5 lb lower turf mark. Another Investment is usually patiently-ridden and could have a big say if ready to roll after a 145-day absence.

The likelihood of a fast-run race heightens interest in TROPEZ POWER who could be overlooked in the market.
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GENUINE JIM provided Nicola Burns with her first winner when appreciating cut in the ground to land a 24-runner event at the Curragh last autumn and shaped well when out of the handicap on his only subsequent start. Master Garvey is versatile in terms of ground conditions and last time scored over this trip at Dundalk. Si Senor has dropped down to a competitive mark and was placed at Dundalk over the winter, while Seas And Oceans is another to consider.

A big field, but a mixed bag. MASTER GAREY looks the safest option to back up his Dundalk success. Saxon Kingdom and Latin are others to consider.

A tentative vote goes to SEAS AND OCEANS who went close off this sort of mark a couple of times last year.
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HAPPIER relished her first attempt over 5f when making all at Southwell in November. The daughter of Profitable scored with enough in hand to suggest that a 4lb higher rating is surmountable and reverting to turf shouldn't prevent another bold bid. Gustav Graves boasts a recent second at Wolverhampton and the seven-year-old's proven fitness could prove crucial in a race chock-full of returning rivals. Derek Shaw's gelding is feared most, ahead of Glory Hyde and Mattice.

Unsurprisingly a whole host holding claims with the narrow vote in favour of top-weight ABATE. He wasn't at his best towards the end of last season but lurks on a very handy mark on return, so could be the answer for the stable who bagged this prize 12 months ago. Knicks was probably best forgiven his final run of last term on account of the quick turnaround and he merits respect. Happier, Dandy Dinmont and Thunder Star are just a trio of others in the mix.

Preference is for interesting mare HAPPIER, who could well have more to offer at this trip. Dandy Dinmont is second choice.
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