There were 42 Races on Saturday 16th March 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Thurles, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Kempton, 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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A competitive event, despite the small field, and the form of Below The Radar's Hereford success has been boosted by the second going one better and the third falling with a Newcastle race at his mercy. Leading Choice showed good resolution to break through at Wetherby, but a couple of class droppers make most appeal. RANGE and Don't Rightly Know both contested Grade 2 events, and the former's River Don fifth could be slightly stronger form than his rival's well-beaten second at Haydock.

A fascinating novice in which Polly Gundry's likeable mare DON'T RIGHTLY KNOW is taken to put her experience to good use and resume winning ways at the chief expense of Paul Nicholls' promising Hereford scorer Below The Radar. Range and Leading Choice can't be discounted either.

Last month's Haydock Grade 2 runner-up Don't Rightly Know looks sure to go well but BELOW THE RADAR can improve past her.
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Point winner YOUNG JACK was able to build on a promising Rules debut when posting a commanding victory over an extended 2m4f here last month. Assuming the drop in trip is no issue for Chris Grant's charge, he can repel the challenge of From The Clouds, who must also saddle a penalty for scoring over C&D three weeks ago. It was to Milcree's credit that he hit the frame at Ayr in December, having lacked fluency throughout, and he could take a step forward.

An interesting opener which can go the way of YOUNG JACK, who looks promising and can cope with the drop in trip. Ballyfort, Milcree and From The Clouds are others who appeal as capable of better and can follow the selection home in that order.

Having travelled well in front when winning over 2m4f here last month, YOUNG JACK is taken to defy a penalty now down in trip.
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ISSAR D'AIRY has really taken well to chasing having gone up 16lb for a brace of victories at Newbury and Gary Moore's charge appears capable of further improvement, especially with this run qualifying him for some potentially bigger targets in the spring. Beau Balko got off the mark at the fourth attempt over the larger obstacles at Musselburgh and is respected off 4lb higher, while a drop in grade should benefit Soul Icon, who wasn't at all disgraced when third in the Grade 2 Wayward Lad here on his penultimate start.

ISSAR D'AIRY has made a seamless transition to the larger obstacles and, with the promise of better to come from this 6-y-o, he is taken to make it 3-3 in this sphere. Soul Icon is likely to emerge as the main danger now back down in class, while Beau Balko merits respect on the back of his Musselburgh success.

The Gary Moore-trained ISSAR D'AIRY has thrived for the switch to fences and is taken to make it 3-3 in this sphere.
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The penny has suddenly dropped for One Eye On Vegas, who supplemented a Leicester victory at Hereford. He will find this much more competitive, though, whereas MONVIEL has his sights lowered on the back of a satisfactory return to hurdles at Ascot and he can take the necessary step forward in first-time cheekpieces. Santos Blue was behind him in Berkshire, but was in fine form prior. Canty Bay has been upped 7lb for his impressive Ludlow triumph, while Jagwar had to work to land the odds in a Carlisle novice and was soundly beaten on his only previous foray into handicap company.

JAGWAR still has something to learn on the jumping score, but he struck at Carlisle last time and looks on a good mark judged on his second at Aintree back in the autumn. One Eye On Vegas promises to go well in his hat-trick bid for all he's up in grade, while Monviel remains lightly raced for Harry Derham and could benefit from first-time cheekpieces.

There's likely more to come from ONE EYE ON VEGAS and he can defy the handicapper again and complete a hat-trick.
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WALK WITH PAUL was Listed-placed over hurdles and has run well in two beginners chases todate. She hasn't run since Christmas - when she finished third to Marine Nationale at Leopardstown, but may have been put away for a summer's campaign and while heavy ground isn't ideal, has form on soft. Something Abouther might also prefer a sounder surface and while her jumping was novicey when falling on chase debut last month, might benefit from that experience although needs to improve a little on hurdles' form to win. Ladybank dead-heated with Princess Zoe in her maiden hurdle win but was nine lengths behind the selection last April and disappointed (when meeting some traffic) in a first-time tongue-tie last February. Je T'ai Porte ran ok in a recent beginners chase but would ideally prefer better than heavy ground.

JE T'AI PORTE got back on track and was much better than the bare result when third in a novice at Leopardstown recently so, if strong in the betting, she's likely to get the better of Walk With Paul in a race that the pair are likely to dominate. Something Abouther could feature if she can match the pick of her hurdling efforts.

This represents an easier task for WALK WITH PAUL after several demanding assignments including over hurdles last season
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Take Centre Stage couldn't back up last month's C&D success when filling the runner-up spot at Sedgefield eight days later. It's possible that run came too soon, though, and he merits respect along with Heritier, who continues to run well in defeat. However, CHASE A FORTUNE made a successful fencing bow at Catterick 18 days ago and, with the prospect of improvement forthcoming, he is taken to defy a subsequent 5lb rise.

CHASE A FORTUNE is built for chasing so it was no surprise that he justified market confidence first time up over fences at Catterick last month. Open to further improvement, he can defy a 5 lb rise. Take Centre Stage is not straightforward no doubt, but he did score easily over C&D under similar conditions 2 starts back so may emerge as the main threat.

Iwa is a tempting option but preference is for TAKE CENTRE STAGE who made all in fine style over C&D two starts ago.
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KATEIRA boasts some strong form last season having chased home Champion Hurdle runner-up Irish Point in the Grade 1 Mersey at Aintree. She was disappointing on her return at Wetherby before tasting defeat at odds-on here over 3m last time, but, with the yard enjoying a fine week at Cheltenham, it's not inconceivable that she could bounce back to form with an interesting jockey booking in Nico de Boinville. Titan Discovery is on an upward curve, winning two of his last three starts, and boasts strong credentials once again, while the hat-trick seeking Welsh Charger and Harbour Lake, who switches back to hurdles after a failed chasing campaign, appeal most of the remainder.

IRISH HILL ran well in a similarly warm Ascot handicap on his latest start and might be the way to go but there are a host of dangers, headed by Robbie Llewellyn's progressive 6-y-o Titan Discovery. Harbour Lake, who is well treated on last season's hurdle exploits, Good Luck Charm and Boomtown, the mount of Harry Skelton from the stable trio, are also on the shortlist.

Charlie Longsdon's horses are running well and ALIEN STORM could relish today's extra yardage. Titan Discovery is a danger.
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WHITE RHINO was quietly fancied for the Pertemps Final after progressing at a rate of knots this campaign and the progressive six-year-old, who arguably put in his best performance yet when third in a qualifier at Huntingdon, can gain some compensation for narrowly missing the Festival cut. Saint Davy stuck his neck out to win a premier handicap at Sandown and is open to plenty more improvement. Classic Concorde, well behind the selection at Huntingdon, bounced back to account for Supremely West at Chepstow. Lord Snootie, Hititi and smart chaser Elvis Mail are just a few more to consider.

GWENNIE MAY BOY comfortably saw off an improving stablemate with the pair a long way clear at Bangor 17 days ago, so there's a good chance he can defy a small rise to collect another big handicap pot for his shrewd yard. Lord Snootie is a big threat on the back of a staying-on second at Haydock and the progressive Saint Davy demands plenty of respect.

In an open handicap the suggestion is LORD SNOOTIE whose second at Haydock was franked in a big way this week at Cheltenham.
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MISTER POLICEMAN carried a big home reputation earlier this season and while his initial chase runs were underwhelming, won in style at Punchestown last month. He is well suited by conditions and could well progress further. Lucid Dreams bounced back to form when finished second to Ash Tree Meadow in the recent Webster Cup. He received some weight from that Galway Plate-winner and third-placed Journey With Me at Navan but it was a smart effort. Well suited by heavy ground, he might ideally prefer a fraction further. Stablemate Mount Frisco is a thoroughly progressive five-year-old who ran well in a recent Listed chase but steps up markedly in grade. Irish Blaze is held by the selection on Punchestown form while Senecia was closely matched with Lucid Dreams earlier this season but has lost his way. Thecompanysergeant was disputing the lead when falling at the last in a recent beginners' chase but faces a tougher task.

MISTER POLICEMAN got right back on the up with an authoritative performance at Punchestown last month and, open to further improvement as a chaser, he's fancied to take this step up in grade in his stride. Lucid Dreams is feared most ahead of Thecompanysergeant.

MISTER POLICEMAN is on an upward trajectory after an impressive Punchestown win and he could be hard to beat with further progress
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Horn Cape has been steadily progressive this campaign, so a subsequent 8lb hike for his latest C&D romp might underestimate the gelded son of Fame And Glory. Brentford Hope bumped into an improver at Newbury a fortnight ago and he is another who merits serious consideration, but it might be worth taking a chance on SALSADA. It was a disappointing return to action last time out, but Brian Ellison's charge, who achieved a peak rating of 94 when trained on the Flat and who chased home the classy Epatante in the Yorkshire Rose at Doncaster last year, is surely better than her current hurdles mark of 122.

BRENTFORD HOPE is a reliable, strong travelling type who ran well behind a last-time-out winner at Newbury 2 weeks ago and, providing this doesn't come too soon, he's the percentage call to resume winning ways. Horn Cape has thrived this season and will be no pushover, however, while Albert's Back could go well back over hurdles.

This could go to BRENTFORD HOPE, who is enjoying an extremely solid season and was a creditable second at Newbury a fortnight ago.
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FLEGMATIK won here two starts ago when getting the better of Ultima hero Chianti Classico before running with plenty of credit to finish fourth in the Coral Trophy last month. The drop back in trip shouldn't be a concern and he is expected to remain competitive off the same mark as his latest effort. Do Your Job shaped much better than the finishing position suggested on his first start for Charlie Longsdon at Ascot when clearly not getting home over 3m. He is more than capable of being in the mix, while Millers Bank, a former Grade 1 winner, is of interest trying handicap company again.

OUTLAW PETER has taken well to fences this season, running a cracker when third in a deep handicap at Musselburgh 6 weeks ago, and shades the vote over course-specialist Flegmatik, who had Tuesday's Ultima Handicap winner Chianti Classico 2 lengths behind when winning here in January. Millers Bank is potentially on a nice mark back in a handicap, though he does have a bit to prove on balance.

Being a useful novice chaser who has very strong recent form, OUTLAW PETER (nap) gets the firm vote. Found On is second choice.
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Mr Incredible was still right in contention in last year's Grand National when unseating his rider after the saddle slipped at the Canal Turn. Reported to be working nicely at the weights launch for this year's renewal, this would still require a big effort on his seasonal return with conditions likely to be very testing. My Silver Lining landed the Classic Chase at Warwick before finishing second in Haydock's Grand National Trial when ahead of Iron Bridge (third) and the pair are likely to be very competitive once again. The vote, though, goes to AUTONOMOUS CLOUD, who remains an unexposed quantity and is 2-3 at this track. He has ground conditions to suit and the first-time tongue-tie could help following his no-show in the Welsh equivalent.

Traditionally one of the most gruelling races of the season, which will suit IRON BRIDGE, who got tapped for toe at a crucial stage when third in the Grand National Trial at Haydock last month. He can provide his yard with a third win in this race at the main expense of the likeable My Silver Lining, who was 6 lengths ahead of the selection that day but is now 4 lb worse off. Autonomous Cloud completes the shortlist.

While no top weight has won this since Bonanza Boy, you wouldn't put it past Mr Mullins snapping that trend with MR INCREDIBLE (nap).
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MIGHTY OAK LAD was pulled up at Fairyhouse in January but had a veterinary excuse and is reasonably unexposed on chase debut. He landed a gamble to win on New Year's Day and having pulled up subsequently, was reported to have 'lost his left fore shoe and had a small abrasion on his left hind fetlock'. He could prove to be better than his 101 rating and is suited by testing ground. Pana To Milan has recently found form and is clearly suited by this course. She is 8lb higher than her February course chase win but should still compete. Veteran novice chaser Mick Charlie is well suited by heavy ground but is 8lb higher than when winning at Clonmel while Lake Chad has been running well but competes from 5lb higher than his hurdles' rating. Western Comandor debuts for a new yard on reappearance while first reserve Added Bonus is a dual course winner.

PANA TO MILAN and Mick Charlie are both chasing hat-tricks and are likely to fight out the finish. Marginal preference is for the former, who evidently likes it here and she may have more to offer over fences. Friends N Commerce is third choice, while Paddys Planet should be all the better for his reappearance spin at Punchestown (first run for 21 months) and is also shortlisted.

Two hat-trick seekers here. Pana To Milan bids for a course hat-trick but MICK CHARLIE was good value for his win last time
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JET LEGS arrives here having won two of his last three starts and a 5lb rise for the most recent of those wins may not be enough to stop him here. That said, Up Helly Aa King chased home the selection on that occasion and could give him plenty to think about once again. Cases can be made for all of the remainder, but Cruz Control is the pick of them.

CRUZ CONTROL wasn't seen to ideal effect when set a lot to do in the Eider here last time out so Tom Lacey's 7-y-o is well worth another chance to confirm himself handily weighted now reverted in trip. Jet Legs has also made a positive start over fences and rates a big threat though on the back of his cosy Carlisle success, with veteran Up Helly Aa King in the picture too.

2m4f course winner CRUZ CONTROL (nap) didn't see out 4m1f when a fair fifth in the Eider here and today's trip could be spot on.
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WYENOT lost her unbeaten record over hurdles when pulled up at Lingfield last time but she sets a high standard in this contest with a rating of 123. Henry Daly's mare could easily bounce back from that effort and make it three wins out of four over hurdles. Lexie's Moon struck by just under a length when getting off the mark at Huntingdon earlier in the month and she could have more to offer, so she needs consideration. Of the remainder, Imperious Star appeals most with the likelihood of more to come.

IMPERIOUS STAR shaped with encouragement behind subsequent Grade 2 winner Golden Ace on her belated debut at Taunton last month and is selected to get off the mark at the second time of asking with improvement on the cards. Wyenot is worth another chance to build on her earlier promise and is feared most ahead of Jeune Belle, who has a bit to prove at present.

Wyenot and Jeune Belle are major players back down in grade but the suggestion is LEXIE'S MOON, who could well improve further.
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Gavin Cromwell has done particularly well with placing his horses in the UK this season and he may well have found another excellent opportunity to strike with EVIES VLADIMIR. An easy winner of his penultimate start at Fairyhouse, he was outpaced before staying on again to finish third in a stronger contest at Naas over 2m4f last month and the step up in trip appears likely to see him in a better light. Val Dancer arrives in search of four victories on the bounce following his latest win when just prevailing at Catterick, while Fortunefavorsdbold, who is unbeaten in two starts over fences, is another likely to enter calculations.

EVIES VLADIMIR has been going the right way during the current campaign, running well behind an improver when third in listed handicap at Naas on his latest outing, so he could be able to provide Gavin Cromwell with another success in Britain this season. It still remains early days for The Changing Man in handicaps and he is next on the list, ahead of Fortunefavorsdbold.

Not the strongest renewal and THE CHANGING MAN has a nice bit of class about him. There was an excuse last time at Exeter.
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ANSWERING is a nine-year-old and 13-race-maiden but has shown good recent form. He chased home Cheltenham runner-up Jimmy Du Seuil in January and replicated that form when finishing second to useful Chosen Witness over course and distance recently. Ballycallan King finished 14 lengths behind the selection in that recent course race and should struggle to turn placing despite being 2lb better off. An Peann Dearg has shown nice ability in two smart maiden hurdles this winter and while well held in both, drops to a lesser race and can get involved. Gabriel Ranger was in contention when falling here in February but was well held at Leopardstown recently while Took Khov ran well in a recent course maiden and drops in distance. Hurdling debutante On The Steel showed ability on bumper debut last September and can improve from a recent reappearance run.

ANSWERING arrives on the up over hurdles so is fancied to go one better than when a very good runner-up here last time out and get off the mark. Ballycallan King rates a big threat on form and is next on the list, although both An Peann Dearg and Targa Flavio need factoring in too.

This looks like a good opportunity for ANSWERING to step up after two seconds, including one behind a horse who ran well at Cheltenham.
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TOROSAY bounced back to form when a close second over 2m4f here 11 days ago and the step up in trip could help the six-year-old to go one better now. Shadows In The Sky has not been at his best of late but is a player based on his third at Musselburgh in December, while similar comments apply to Without Conviction.

HERITIER DE SIVOLA came home in splendid isolation at Hexham on Thursday and will prove very hard to beat if turned out again quickly under a penalty here. Torosay's jumping still leaves much to be desired but her latest effort at Kelso was at least a step in the right direction and she is next on the list ahead of Shadows In The Sky.

This looks somewhat trappy but TOROSAY should be suited by this trip after taking a step in the right direction here last time.
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Statuario is an interesting contender on his return from a long absence, as he was last seen bolting up off this rating at Perth in September 2022, and he needs monitoring in the market. However, with match fitness very much on his side, EGBERT looks the way to go. The son of Pether's Moon won very nicely at Doncaster in January and the handicapper may have been kind by only raising him 4lb for that success, which may not be enough to prevent him from going in again. Java Point is far from out of it with Harry Cobden booked.

JAVA POINT had more in hand than the bare result indicates when scoring at Sandown and he remains well treated after just a 4 lb rise, so he's fancied to follow up at the possible expense of Egbert, who scored at Doncaster last time and now has blinkers applied. Statuario can make his presence felt if he retains all of his ability (not seen for 18 months).

Egbert and JAVA POINT both won in good style last time but Java Point may fare even better over this sharper 3m than at Sandown.
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The veteran Zillion would have a strong chance based on his peak turf form, while Destinado won over C&D on his penultimate start and is not ruled out, despite being unable to follow up off this mark back here. However, this can go to REAL TERMS, who was a respectable third in a deeper race over 1m4f here on Tuesday and, with Brandon Wilkie easing the burden of top weight by 5lb, this shorter trip can put the mare back in the limelight.

DESTINADO has won 4 times this year since joining his current yard and had excuses when fourth at this course 11 days ago, not ideally positioned on the far flank, so he is taken to add to his tally back down in trip. Real Terms races off her last winning mark and could be the main danger, ahead of Coolnaugh Haze who makes his handicap debut in this sphere.

Grant Tuer's mare REAL TERMS is on her last winning mark and her latest run here suggests that this furlong shorter could do the trick.
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BOLSOVER BILL has won both starts since joining the Harry Derham stable and an 8lb rise for the most recent of those victories may not be enough to stop him here. Good Work has been knocking hard on the door of late and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, ahead of Nine Nine Nine and Jupiter Du Gite.

The prolific BOLSOVER BILL is a really likeable sort for one at this level and can maintain his unbeaten start for the Harry Derham yard. Point winner Hymac is still very lightly raced for his age and isn't ruled out of stepping forward again on his third chase outing, albeit he's perhaps better suited to 3m, whilst Jupiter du Gite made a sound start over fences last time and wouldn't be out of things if his headstrong ways don't prove too much of an issue.

The form of BOLSOVER BILL's second Exeter success has been strongly boosted and he can make it 3-3 since joining Harry Derham.
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Last year's winner SUMMERVILLE BOY has been holding form despite being a 12 year old. Winner of the 2018 Supreme Novices Hurdle, he has done well in heavy-ground staying hurdles in recent times and a reproduction of his Galmoy Hurdle runner-up effort to Monkfish would give him every chance. In-form Shannon Royale should be well suited by stepping up to this distance for the first time and ran well in first-time blinkers in a February handicap. Ballybawn Belter finished 25 lengths ahead of the selection at Naas last November but had race-fitness on her side then, is 7lb worse off and was well held in a recent Listed hurdle. Lightly-raced Western Walk is a capable good-ground stayer who returns from a long layoff and might have spring festivals as a longer-term plan. Hope may be the best of things for Andy Dufresne as he tries three-miles for the first time while Longhouse Poet has lost his way and sports cheekpieces.

SUMMERVILLE BOY was a decisive all-the-way winner of this race on his sole previous visit here 12 months ago and, having lost little caste in defeat in a Grade 2 contest at Gowran last time, he is taken to repeat the dose. The Very Man should come on for his reappearance spin in a big-field Leopardstown handicap and is second choice ahead of Western Walk, who is returning from an 11-month absence but remains with potential.

This looks like a good opportunity for \SUMMERVILLE BOY (nap)\p to get his head back in front after some solid runs at Graded level
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CALL ME JACK was last seen finishing a running-on second over 2m1f here and, off an unchanged mark and with the step up in trip promising to suit, he gets the vote to show his rivals the way home. Dangers are aplenty and headed by Libor Lad, who scored comfortably over an extended 2m3f at Doncaster last month, while better can be expected from Gentleman on his first start since undergoing wind surgery.

CALL ME JACK improved to score at Southwell in February and backed it up with a solid showing when second here last time. The longer trip can bring out more progress and he's preferred to last-time-out winner Libor Lad, with Heard That also on the shortlist.

The suggestion is LES'S LEGACY who represents a stable back in good form, drops in grade and won a Class 2 this time last year.
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IL PINO could hardly have done it much easier when scoring comfortably on debut at Wincanton last November and the form of that race has been franked by the runner-up scoring twice since. Paul Nicholls' charge can maintain his unbeaten record at the main expense of the class-dropping Kamsinas, who has contested Graded races on his last four runs. Narrowly denied over shorter at Ludlow when bidding to make it two wins from two last month, Be Aware is entitled to improve for going up in trip and must enter calculations.

There should be better to come from BE AWARE, who was attempting to concede 19 lb to the winner when just touched off in a Lingfield novice and he promises to be suited by this step up in trip. That remark also applies to Kamsinas, who didn't shape at all badly in the face of an uphill task on his handicap debut at Newbury and he is feared most ahead of the unbeaten and promising Il Pino.

Promising IL PINO gets the vote, ahead of Menaggio. Be Aware and Kamsinas should be big dangers provided they stay 2m5f.
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JUNGLE JIM, the only horse with an official mark, can play the leading role in what is an ordinary maiden. David Evans' three-year-old, who can make the running, boasts previous C&D experience and, from stall one, could be hard to peg back if breaking sharper than last time. Miss Stormy Night can go well if responding kindly to the first-time hood, while New Image is an obvious contender, despite the absence. Damisa is noted too.

This can go the way of NEW IMAGE, who bumped into a subsequent Royal Ascot winner on debut back in summer 2022 and with his next start easy to put a line through, David O'Meara's new recruit is fancied to make light of a 17-month absence. Jungle Jim has more experience than most so he can provide most resistance, with Miss Stormy Night rounding off the shortlist.

New Image sets the standard but he's been off for ages and JUNGLE JIM is put up as a tentative alternative.
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CAPTAIN BELLAMY failed to fire in Listed company at Ascot last time but his previous success at Chepstow suggests that he may have able to bounce back here. Peacenik chased home a talented stablemate of the selection on his racecourse bow at Exeter and he should not be discounted as a result, while Lieutenant Mayne also merits a place on the shortlist.

A small field but it's an interesting bumper. CAPTAIN BELLAMY would appear to be held in high regard by the Paul Nicholls yard so is given another chance 12 weeks on from flopping in an Ascot listed race. Fellow bumper winner Lieutenant Mayne looks capable of better and is second choice ahead of Exeter runner-up Peacenik.

All five can be given a chance but CAPTAIN BELLAMY had looked a nice prospect before getting outpaced in a good Listed race at Ascot.
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LOUGH NIGARA ran well on handicap debut and might turn Punchestown placings with No Fussing and win. He showed ability over two miles in maiden hurdles and, in January, progressed well to finish third to Buachaillbocht, which won again subsequently. He was beaten five lengths by No Fussing then but appears open to more progression and is 3lb better off. No Fussing herself ran well subsequently before pulling up recently. Staying-chaser Temptationinmilan has yet to win from 12 hurdle runs but is rated 15lb lower in this sphere and is suited by this distance. Sally Attwell failed to win a point-to-point but ran well on handicap debut last month and is proven on heavy ground. Dual bumper winner Chance The Robin ran well enough in a recent Leopardstown handicap and can progress while Givehimthehonour runs in first-time cheekpieces and has been running well recently.

The suggestion is TEMPTATIONINMILAN who is well treated judged on chase form, with confidence in his chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. Solly Attwell shaped well on his handicap debut at Fairyhouse and is second choice ahead of Paul Nolan's Givehimthehonour. Lough Nigara is another who could have a part to play in what looks a competitive affair.

Slight preference is for SOLLY ATTWELL who slotted into handicap company well with a second placing at Fairyhouse
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In what looks a trappy affair to close the card, 32,000-euro purchase COAST TO COAST may emerge as a leading contender assuming he is fully tuned up for his debut. Representing the potent Donald McCain/Brian Hughes combination, he ticks a lot of boxes and there is a lot to like about his pedigree. Point-to-point winner Gasmani can make his presence felt along with Mountain Molly.

TYPHOON FLYER showed fairly useful form on both starts in bumpers for Yvonne Latta last year and with that experience sure to stand him in good stead, he's fancied to open his account starting out for a new yard after 3 months off. Lucinda Russell has had a couple of bumper winners at Ayr in recent weeks and her Mountain Molly heads up the dangers, while Red Cadillac and Coast To Coast can fight out third.

Nicky Richards does well in bumpers and RED CADILLAC, who was third on last month's debut at Carlisle, earns the vote.
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A highly encouraging second on his introduction at Hereford in January, TAILORMAN has since switched yards and must hold every chance with improvement expected, as well as Harry Skelton taking over in the saddle. Similar comments apply to Tamarind Bay, who filled the runner-up spot over C&D on debut last month, while Rockchoeur is another to consider for last year's winning trainer. Blues Singer and Bredon Hill look to be pick of the newcomers and should be monitored for market support.

The market should reveal plenty but it could be worth siding with Casamento newcomer BREDON HILL who catches the eye on paper and represents last year's winning stable. Tamarind Bay rates the pick of those with experience and is next on the list, although Lightning Maqueen, Rockchoeur, Blues Singer and Saxon Star all need factoring in too.

The percentage call goes to TAMARIND BAY, whose promising debut effort came over this C&D. Tailorman is second choice.
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ENOLA GREY has thrived during a busy winter and is a strong fancy to gain a fourth victory of her campaign. Gemma Tutty's filly struck over 7f at Wolverhampton on Monday and having won with a fair bit in hand that day, the 5lb penalty is not off-putting. The consistent Measured Moments is well worth a betting check on her first run at this venue, while Biplane is a C&D winner to consider, despite looking a little high in the weights.

ENOLA GREY is very hard to oppose after scoring in taking fashion at Wolverhampton on Monday. Measured Moments ran respectably despite not being ideally suited by the test of speed at Kempton last month and is next on the shortlist, with Biplane a modest pick for third.

Bernadine can do better this year but ENOLA GREY has fitness on her side and can gain her fourth win of the winter.
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Capable COLCANNON was terribly unlucky to be disqualified from a recent race and should take beating. He showed promise on debut at Naas and having subsequently passed the post nine-lengths ahead of the promoted winner at Punchestown, lost the race as his rider weighed-in 1.3lb light. Harry's Dream ran well on debut at Gowran but finished 21 lengths behind the selection in the Punchestown race and will struggle to turn form. Nicely flat-bred Lady Of The Locke was a E45,000 Orby yearling purchase so makes a somewhat belated debut on heavy ground while John Gleeson rides The Lookout Man, which is a half-brother to Grade 2 bumper winner Getaway Katie Mai. Mr Macallum's unraced dam is a half-sister to smart Scotsirish while Leloopa descends from the good 'Shuil' family.

COLCANNON was subsequently disqualified (rider weighed in 1.3 lb light) after running out an impressive winner at Punchestown last month and can quickly make amends. Harry's Dream is worth another chance to confirm debut promise so is feared most.

It's hard to get away from COLCANNON who was disqualified at Punchestown last time; he'll be hard to beat if he's back at that level
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Red Dwarf was far from disgraced when hitting the frame in a class 6 handicap at Kempton last month and she is likely to be a player once again under Silvestre De Sousa. However, it could pay to side with OCEAN RIDGE, who was gaining all the way to the line in a handicap over C&D last month and he filled the runner-up spot in this company on his penultimate start. Miss Sligo completes the shortlist.

OCEAN RIDGE has made a solid start for his current stable and finished well from a poor position when third over C&D last time, so he's worth chancing in a weak race. Red Dwarf has been showing better signs lately, so she's regarded as the main threat ahead of Chourmo.

Preference is for OCEAN RIDGE, who also arrives in good heart and might just appreciate the switch to this sphere.
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Despite pulling hard, Notre Dame managed to score by half a length at Chelmsford last month and has only been put up 2lb, so she has to be respected. However, she could come out second best to SNEAKY BLINDER, who showed huge improvement on his handicap bow to finish second at Chelmsford, his first appearance since undergoing a gelding operation. Tom Ward's charge is just 1lb higher and is taken to go one better. Quantum Force is also a player in first-time cheekpieces.

George Boughey's QUANTUM FORCE is fancied to take a sizeable leap forward now he steps up in trip and get off the mark. Northern Cracksman could emerge as the main danger now he drops back in distance, with Sneaky Blinder and Notre Dame both in the mix too.

Julia Feilden has found a good opportunity for NOTRE DAME to successfully follow up her Chelmsford success, now upped in trip.
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MAMALOUKA continued her fine form to score by a length over 1m2f at Lingfield last time, which made it two wins from her last three starts. Amy Murphy's filly was put up 4lb and that's unlikely to be enough to prevent her from striking again. Danehill Star has been gelded since fading into third in the closing stages over a mile at Kempton last month, and he is likely to be on the premises off an unchanged mark, while Little Rose is one to watch in the market.

MAMALOUKA might be able to defy the handicapper again and make it 3 wins in her last 4 starts. Danehill Star and Something To Do are others who arrive in from and should get involved, while Little Rose is one of a few handicap newcomers to note in the betting.

Publicity should fare better but LITTLE ROSE was prominent in the market on her first two runs and there won't be any excuses here.
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CUBANISTA finished a close-up third in a track-and-trip handicap last week and that performance gives him a big chance in this contest. The five-year-old has been knocking at the door recently and he looks to have been found a good opportunity. Doves Of Peace has also been running to a solid level in handicap company so he has to be considered. Kraken Diamond could have a say based on his second at Kempton two starts ago.

In the hope that he gets a strong pace to aim at back down in trip here, KRAKEN DIAMOND gets the nod. The steady gallop at Newcastle during the week didn't do him any favours and a reproduction of his near miss at Kempton last month would give him every chance. Storm Asset put in a good shift when runner-up in a classified event last time and he is feared most, while Brother Dave is one of a handful with decent each-way claims.

Brother Dave is banging at the door but HAWAJES may have his measure today.
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SPIRITUAL PURSUIT could make her experience tell in this contest after filling the runner-up spot for the third time on her latest outing here. She now has first-time cheekpieces added and sets the standard with a rating of 74, so looks the one to beat from stall three. Spirit Of The Rose wasn't beaten far into fourth over 7f at Chelmsford last time and she is an interesting contender dropping in trip, while Midnight Call is likely to improve on her debut sixth.

Roger Varian's FARO DI NOTTE appeals on pedigree so is taken to go in at the first time of asking at the chief expense of Pearl Abbey, who looks open to improvement now she steps up in distance. Spiritual Pursuit also has the form to play a part in this fair maiden.

Tonight's extra furlong should suit PEARL ABBEY now she's had a run back and she's fancied to progress past Spiritual Pursuit.
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Now that the penny has dropped for ROGUE DREAM after a relatively comfortable success over 7f at Kempton, Jack Jones' filly should be able to handle the drop in trip and can follow up off 3lb higher. Handicap debutant Dame Darcey showed a hint of promise when fourth at Chelmsford last time out, while Red Troop is another to consider on the step up in trip off what looks a feasible opening mark.

If ROGUE DREAM is as effective back at 6f she can go in again. Dame Darcey and Red Troop are potential improvers in handicaps and might be the pair to give the selection most to do.

Red Troop can do better but ROGUE DREAM (nap) won cosily at Kempton ten days ago and she can defy a small rise in the weights.
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LAWMANS BLIS scored over C&D on his penultimate start and, after enduring a luckless passage when finishing sixth over an extended 1m4f at Newcastle last week, he's taken to bounce straight back to winning ways off an unchanged mark. Sullivan Bay was sent off a warm order when he could only manage third over 2m at Chelmsford most recently, and the suspicion is that he may find one or two too good again. Rossa Ryan is flying along at the moment and his booking aboard Captain Square catches the eye.

LAWMANS BLIS, a winner over C&D last month, just got going a bit too late back down in trip at Newcastle last week and is still attractively handicapped on past exploits, so he remains one to be interested in. Sullivan Bay is less exposed than the rest and warrants respect on first start for Henrietta Knight, with Captain Square another to consider.

A handful of these are of interest with LAWMANS BLIS making the most appeal on his return to this C&D.
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BLUE COLLAR LAD got off the mark for new connections with an easy victory at Wolverhampton recently, and a 7lb rise for that success may not be enough to prevent the five-year-old from going in again. Vitalline did it well when scoring at Chelmsford and should be thereabouts, along with the consistent Sassy Redhead and Savannah Smiles, who arrives on a hat-trick.

BLUE COLLAR LAD justified support with an authoritative display at Wolverhampton a fortnight ago and he's worth a chance to defy a rise under another positive ride. Vitalline is likely to be up there with him and Della Mare is one to note for the in-form Tony Carroll stable.

In-form fillies Savannah Smiles and SASSY REDHEAD make most appeal with marginal preference for the latter.
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INTINSO was last seen finishing sixth in a traditionally deep York handicap last summer and, racing off an unchanged mark on his first run since a gelding operation, he can make a successful return to action. Barring a below-par display at Kempton on his penultimate start, Haku has been performing admirably this winter, although a career-high mark does demand more of him. Dream Harder finished third off this rating at Beverley back in September and a repeat of that effort would put him firmly in the shake-up.

APPROACHABILITY is returning from a long absence but has been given a chance by the handicapper so could be worth chancing. Intinso has a positive profile and may do better still as a 4-y-o, while Haku enhanced his excellent record here 5 weeks ago and is worth a shot at this level.

Haku is solid enough, but the lightly raced INTINSO (nap), who's been gelded, has the greater potential if more amenable now.
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With the likes of Intervention, Revolutionise and Documenting all likely to take up a prominent position, this might set up perfectly for FOLLOW YOUR HEART. Mark Loughnane's charge failed to make an impact in a warm class 2 last month, a race in which Trip To Rome finished ahead in third, but down in class at a venue that clearly suits (four course victories), he is likely to be a threat to all. The way in which Thapa VC travelled into contention at Kempton a fortnight ago would suggest he is a danger from an unaltered rating. Book Of Life, who could prove to be better than a mark of 88, is worth a market check ahead of his UK debut.

EAGLE DAY goes especially well at this track and still looks on good mark judged on the pick of his form, so he's taken to bounce back from a below-par effort at Southwell. Street Kid and Thapa Vc head the opposition.

A number of these are high in the weights and the lightly raced TRIP TO ROME makes most appeal. Street Kid is next best.
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Having weakened over the extended 1m1f here in January, and looking outpaced over 7f last time out, it might be that this trip is optimal for SOI DAO. A winner from 3lb lower over C&D at the start of the year, the Adrian Wintle-trained mare looks more than capable of mounting a stern challenge, and the booking of Hollie Doyle is noteworthy. Island Native was just touched off at Chelmsford last Saturday and appeals as the main danger up 3lb in the handicap. Others to note include Harbour Vision and Graffiti.

GRAFFITI has been knocking on the door of late, doing best of those ridden close up when a close third at Chelmsford last time, so tops the shortlist over Harbour Vision and Island Native.

A decent spread of pace here and this might be set up for GRAFFITI, who's up to winning off this mark. Open Choice can go well too.
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