1 Sunday 7th April 2024 UK Horse Racing Speed Ratings & Tips

Tomform Sunday 7th April 2024

There were 28 Races on Sunday 7th April 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Bath, 6 races at Carlisle, 8 races at Leopardstown, 6 races at Exeter, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.

Races & Results Sunday 7th April 2024

The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.

13:15 Leopardstown Maiden 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	4 1st (4) (15/2 +63%) Ecureuil Secret	7.5 15/2(+63%)	(4) Ecureuil Secret 15/2, €22,000 yearling, Wootton Bassett colt. Brother to French 11.5f winner Great Promise. Entitled to come on for the run. Unsold for 60,000euros as a 2yo; by a top sire and worth a market check.
2	9 2nd (9) (9/2 -50%) Thequietman	4.5 9/2(-50%)	(9) Thequietman 9/2, 105,000 gns yearling, 235,000 gns 2-y-o, Farhh gelding. Dam unraced half-sister to smart 1m-10.2f winner Phantom Flight out of useful winner up to 1½m (2-y-o 7f winner) Qushchi. Likely type on paper and needs close attention in the betting. Made 235,000gns as a 2yo; sire's progeny often handle easy ground; worth a market check.
3	1 3rd (1) (4/9 +23%) Autumn Winter	0.444444 4/9(+23%)	(1) Autumn Winter 4/9, Promising type. Second of 20 in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 6/4), clear of rest. Off 154 days. Will take the beating. Solid efforts on both starts last year; acts on this ground and should go close.
4	10 4th (10) (150/1 -50%) Total Look	150 150/1(-50%)	(10) Total Look 150/1, Twice-raced gelding. Fourteenth of 20 in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 80/1), merely passing beaten rivals. Off 154 days. Beaten 11l on debut but then 26l on next start; will be of more interest in handicaps.
5th	7 5th (7) (50/1 -317%) Model Approach	50 50/1(-317%)	(7) Model Approach 50/1, Dawn Approach gelding. Dam, 1¼m-1½m winner, sister to smart 1m-10.7f winner (stayed 1¾m) Paene Magnus. Wears cheekpieces on debut, which is mildly disconcerting, but needs a market check. Decent pedigree; cheekpieces on for debut and worth checking in the market.
6th	11 6th (11) (11/2 -22%) Versatile	5.5 11/2(-22%)	(11) Versatile 11/2, Promising sort. 14/1, fourth of 10 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy) on debut 6 months ago. Should progress and he has to enter calculations. Respectable debut at the Curragh over 7f; with progress likely should be more competitive.
7th	2 7th (2) (80/1 -21%) Butter Fingers	80 80/1(-21%)	(2) Butter Fingers 80/1, Once-raced gelding. 33/1, seventh of 15 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy) on debut 20 days ago, merely passing beaten rivals. Will have to step up plenty to take this but should run respectably.
8th	3 8th (3) (250/1 -150%) Crest Of The Moon	250 250/1(-150%)	(3) Crest Of The Moon 250/1, Twice-raced gelding. 125/1, twelfth of 15 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy) 20 days ago. One of 3 representing the Gavin Cromwell yard. Beaten long distances in both starts on heavy ground too; of more interest in handicaps.
9th	6 9th (6) (250/1 -150%) Judicial Reward	250 250/1(-150%)	(6) Judicial Reward 250/1, Twice-raced gelding. 100/1, eighteenth of 20 in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy). Off 154 days. Some promise on debut but then beaten a long way on second start.
10th	8 10th (8) (100/1 -300%) Noble Andy	100 100/1(-300%)	(8) Noble Andy 100/1, Tough As Nails gelding. Half-brother to several winners, including 7f winner Azrur and winner up to 7.4f Spiceupyourlife. Will only be of interest on debut if the market vibes are notably upbeat. By a sire whose progeny often handle these conditions; can run respectably.
11th	5 11th (5) (125/1 -279%) Fine Print	125 125/1(-279%)	(5) Fine Print 125/1, Twice-raced gelding. Sixth of 12 in maiden (17/2) at Naas (8f, soft). Off 176 days. First run for yard after leaving G. M. Lyons. Probably more one for handicaps later on. Showed some promise in two starts last year for Ger Lyons; a type for handicaps in time.

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Irish Derby entrant AUTUMN WINTER can get his three-year-old career off to a winning start. The twice-raced son of Galileo stepped up on his debut effort when runner-up in a big field Curragh maiden on his second run. This looks a good opportunity to get his head in front for the first time. Versatile showed ability on his sole outing as a juvenile when finishing fourth in his maiden at the Curragh. The Jessica Harrington-trained colt should be all the better for that initial experience so has to rate as one of the main threats. Fine Print, who finished mid-division in two runs for Ger Lyons last season, now starts out for John McConnell. Although his future may lie in handicaps, he does have the advantage of previous experience to call upon.

Newcomer THEQUIETMAN will need to perform to a decent level if he's to get the better of experienced colts Autumn Winter and Versatile, but the son of Farhh certainly ticks plenty of the right boxes on paper and the aforementioned rivals do not set an insurmountable standard. If there is confidence behind Joseph O'Brien's representative in the betting, all the better. Autumn Winter, who holds an entry in the Irish Derby, is feared most ahead of the promising Versatile.

Having shown enough ability in his two starts last year to suggest that he can win a maiden, AUTUMN WINTER is the selection.

13:15 Leopardstown Maiden 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

13:45 Leopardstown Maiden 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	13 1st (13) (7/2 -56%) Wingspan	3.5 7/2(-56%)	(13) Wingspan 7/2, Dubawi filly out of Hydrangea, a winner at up to 1½m (including British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes), herself a sister to very smart Irish/Australian winner up to 1½m The United States. Lots to like on paper. Dubawi filly with a superb pedigree, the second foal out of dual Group 1 winner Hydrangea.
2	7 2nd (7) (20/1 -208%) Nativity Square	20 20/1(-208%)	(7) Nativity Square 20/1, Thrice-raced filly. Fourth of 5 in minor event (33/1) at Naas (8f, heavy) 14 days ago. Each-way shout but probably vulnerable for win purposes. No impression in a recent conditions race at Navan, official rating gives her a chance.
3	9 3rd (9) (11/2 +95%) Riviera Queen	5.5 11/2(+95%)	(9) Riviera Queen 11/2, Once-raced filly. 80/1, twenty second of 23 in minor event at the Curragh (7f, soft) on debut. Off 6 months. In rear in the Goffs Million on only start at two, Shane Foley rides the stable's newcomer.
4	10 4th (10) (12/1 -20%) Shania	12 12/1(-20%)	(10) Shania 12/1, 150,000 gns yearling, No Nay Never filly. Dam, placed at 1m, half-sister to smart 9.4f winner (stayed 1½m) Shamreen out of smart 8.5f-10.5f winner Shareen. Very much one to note in the betting. No Nay Never filly cost 150,000gns as a yearling, dam a half-sister to smart performers.
5th	8 5th (8) (13/2 -18%) Quadruple	6.5 13/2(-18%)	(8) Quadruple 13/2, Once-raced filly. 5/1, sixth of 14 in maiden at Dundalk (7f) on debut in November. This Frankel filly is open to improvement and should have a part to play. Ran green when not beaten far in sixth at Dundalk on only start at two, should improve.
6th	4 6th (4) (25/1 -257%) It'sonlyjustbegun	25 25/1(-257%)	(4) It'sonlyjustbegun 25/1, Churchill filly. Half-sister to useful 2-y-o 5f winner Flaming Princess. Watch the betting for clues (yard also saddles Riviera Queen, who is presumably the stable second-string judged on jockey bookings). Cost 120,000gns as a yearling, half-sister to 5f Listed juvenile winner Flaming Princess.
7th	3 7th (3) (11/8 +50%) Harbour Gem	1.375 11/8(+50%)	(3) Harbour Gem 11/8, Promising individual. First run since leaving Barry Fitzgerald when second of 9 in maiden at Naas (8f, heavy, 5/2) 14 days ago, clear of rest. The one to beat. Definite promise at two for Barry Fitzgerald, good start for new yard when second at Navan.
8th	2 8th (2) (16/1 -60%) Bizarre Dreams	16 16/1(-60%)	(2) Bizarre Dreams 16/1, Once-raced filly. 16/1, fourth of 12 in maiden at this course (7.1f, heavy) on debut, slowly away. Off 169 days. Open to improvement. Open to improvement but has plenty to find with Harbour Gem on running here last October.
9th	5 9th (5) (200/1 -203%) Jujubella	200 200/1(-203%)	(5) Jujubella 200/1, Twice-raced filly. 150/1, seventeenth of 20 in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy). Off 154 days. Soundly beaten in a maiden here and the Curragh last season, unlikely to feature.
10th	12 10th (12) (250/1 -150%) Walkswiththestars	250 250/1(-150%)	(12) Walkswiththestars 250/1, Once-raced filly. 33/1, last of 18 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy) on debut 20 days ago. Camelot filly whose dam did not show much, solid pedigree, last of 18 on Curragh debut.
11th	1 11th (1) (33/1 -340%) Accompanist	33 33/1(-340%)	(1) Accompanist 33/1, €48,000 yearling, Waldgeist filly. Dam, third at 7f, closely related to useful 2-y-o 5f winner Vocational out of useful 2-y-o 6f winner (stayed 1m) Carry On Katie. Worth a second look in the betting. First foal; dam maiden, closely related to Group-placed 5f juvenile winner Vocational.
12th	6 12th (6) (250/1 -150%) Lismacbryan	250 250/1(-150%)	(6) Lismacbryan 250/1, Once-raced filly. 200/1, twelfth of 18 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy) on debut 20 days ago. Raced keenly and never involved when a big price on debut at the Curragh; safe to rule out.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

Having finished runner-up at Naas last month on her first start for Dermot Weld, HARBOUR GEM can shed her maiden status on just her second outing for the yard. Placed on both runs for Barry Fitzgerald last term, the daughter of Zoffany shouldn't be long in gaining a first success. The Jim Bolger-trained Nativity Square is only a pound behind Harbour Gem on official ratings. The Vocalised filly faced a stiff task when only fourth in a winners' race last time but will be much more at home in these calmer waters. Wingspan, out of a dual Group 1-winning mare, has to be respected on her racecourse debut. Although she holds no fancy entries at this point, she could be one that comes to life on the track.

There's an awful lot to like about the Ballydoyle newcomer WINGSPAN on paper, for all that she doesn't hold any fancy entries at this stage. Needless to say it will look significant if the market speaks in her favour and, if so, the hint should be taken. That said, she will need to go a bit in order to lower the colours of Harbour Gem, who shaped well both starts for Barry Fitzgerald at 2 yrs and again when runner-up on recent debut for new yard at Naas. Quadruple is third on the list.

The experience gained by HARBOUR GEM may prove crucial, especially since her ability to cope with the conditions is not in question.

13:45 Leopardstown Maiden 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

13:58 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	1 1st (1) (17/2 -113%) Tasman Bay	8.5 17/2(-113%)	(1) Tasman Bay 17/2, Smart at 3 yrs but lost his way following season and only thirteenth of 15 in handicap at York (11.8f, good to firm) on sole start in 2023 for William Haggas. Off 10 months. Re-joined Sir Mark Todd. Group placed in the past but current wellbeing is a major issue.
2	2 2nd (2) (4/1 +0%) City Streak	4 4/1(+0%)	(2) City Streak 4/1, Two wins from 6 runs last year. Too bad to be true when last of 9 in handicap at Doncaster (11.9f, good to soft, 9/2). Off 6 months. Worth another chance. Latest run too bad to be true; only 4lb above last winning mark which came at Ascot.
3	3 3rd (3) (7/1 +0%) Champagne Piaff	7 7/1(+0%)	(3) Champagne Piaff 7/1, Progressed into a useful handicapper at 3 yrs, winning at Windsor and Epsom. Not seen for 30 months, however, and market should reveal expectations. Progressive when last seen in late in 2021; makes sense to let the market guide.
4	7 4th (7) (11/8 +61%) Miss Dolly Rocker	1.375 11/8(+61%)	(7) Miss Dolly Rocker 11/8, Two wins from 6 runs last year. 13/8, career best when winning 14-runner handicap at Kempton (8f), readily. Off 139 days. Back up in trip. Remains of strong interest. Never out of the first three in ten starts; up in grade but has less to prove than many.
5th	6 5th (6) (33/1 -136%) Swiss Money	33 33/1(-136%)	(6) Swiss Money 33/1, Eighth of 10 in handicap at Newcastle (10.2f, 33/1) on UK flat debut 23 days ago. First run for yard after leaving Anthony Charlton. Might be a bit outclassed and testing ground is a concern.
6th	8 6th (8) (33/1 +0%) Adrian	33 33/1(+0%)	(8) Adrian 33/1, 100/1, fifth of 7 in handicap at Doncaster (11.9f, soft) 14 days ago. Last time finished fifth of seven in a 1m4f Doncaster handicap for which he was 100-1.
7th	4 7th (4) (14/1 -133%) Winter Reprise	14 14/1(-133%)	(4) Winter Reprise 14/1, Flopped making his hurdling debut 6 weeks ago, possibly amiss to shape as he did some 18 months since signing off a useful Flat career for David Menuisier. Bit to prove back on the level. Formerly smart but pulled up on recent hurdling debut following a long absence.
8th	5 8th (5) (11/2 -57%) Bet Me	5.5 11/2(-57%)	(5) Bet Me 11/2, Has made a promising enough start for a new yard, better for return when creditable third of 9 in handicap (15/2) at Kempton (8f) 25 days ago. Up in trip. Hood on 1st time. Dual winner; looked ready for a step up in trip when a 3l third at Kempton; now hooded.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

BET ME showed plenty of promise when third over a mile at Kempton last month and the step up in trip, along with a first-time hood, could see the four-year-old return to winning ways. City Streak has continually improved over the last couple of seasons and has to be respected on his seasonal bow, while Champagne Piaff and Miss Dolly Rocker are others who merits a place on the shortlist.

MISS DOLLY ROCKER ended last year with a ready win at Kempton in November and that form looks solid. She's run well at this track before and can defy a 5 lb rise. City Streak's final start last season is best forgiven given his positive profile so he may emerge as the main threat, though the one-time smart Tasman Bay has been given a chance by the handicapper back with his former yard.

The one with the least to prove on balance is MISS DOLLY ROCKER. The filly is up in grade but on ground she handles.

13:58 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:12 Carlisle Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	5 1st (5) (1/4 +83%) Milcree	0.25 1/4(+83%)	(5) Milcree 1/4, Won sole start in point bumpers with ease and has shaped well on both starts over hurdles, latterly when second in 7-runner novice at Newcastle (16.9f). Step back up in trip will suit and likely to go on improving. Placed on both hurdle starts and the step back up in trip looks a firm plus; key player.
3	1 3rd (1) (4/1 +50%) The Big Jetaway	4 4/1(+50%)	(1) The Big Jetaway 4/1, Back-to-back winner of handicap chases last summer before completing the hat-trick in a novice hurdle. However, had his limitations exposed under a penalty at Kelso in September and was tailed off when falling back over fences at Sedgefield last time. Hat-trick last summer (handicap chases then novice hurdle) but below his best since.
4	2 4th (2) (80/1 -21%) Comemylittleson	80 80/1(-21%)	(2) Comemylittleson 80/1, Maiden Irish pointer who could hardly have shown any less on last month's belated Rules debut. Cheekpieces quickly applied. Third in a point in May 2022 but then absent until Hexham last month, when tailed off.
3	3 \|PU\| (3) (150/1 -50%) Flying Sandpiper	150 150/1(-50%)	(3) Flying Sandpiper 150/1, Well beaten in bumpers/over hurdles. Down the field in both bumpers and has struggled at massive odds on his two hurdle starts.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content,

Trainer Stuart Crawford landed this contest last year and he ran repeat the feat with the returning GOLD CUP BAILLY, who was last seen finishing down the field in a valuable handicap chase on Aintree Grand National day last year. Going back over hurdles should not inconvenience the son of Turgeon and he is preferred to The Big Jetaway and Milcree, who should be suited by the step up in trip, having stayed on to go very close over 2m1f at Newcastle last month.

A likely match between MILCREE and useful chaser Gold Cup Bailly, with marginal preference for the former who looks sure to go on improving, especially now stepping back up in trip.

Talented chaser Gold Cup Bailly is returning from an absence and preference is for the promising and lightly raced MILCREE.

14:12 Carlisle Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 19f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:20 Leopardstown Group 3 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	2 1st (2) (10/1 -122%) Battle Cry	10 10/1(-122%)	(2) Battle Cry 10/1, Lightly-raced winner. 16/1, very good 1¾ lengths second of 14 to Mountain Bear in listed race at Dundalk (7f). Off 6 months. Yard also saddles Samuel Colt and The Liffey. Smart form at Listed level; seems to be yard's first-string but this ground is a concern.
2	6 2nd (6) (4/1 +20%) Samuel Colt	4 4/1(+20%)	(6) Samuel Colt 4/1, Once-raced winner. One win from 1 run last year. 5/2, won 20-runner maiden at the Curragh (5.9f, heavy) on debut, forging clear. Off 159 days. Up in trip and class here but he's clearly promising. A 6f maiden winner; seemingly yard's third-string but could still be a big player.
3	5 3rd (5) (20/1 -82%) My Mate Alfie	20 20/1(-82%)	(5) My Mate Alfie 20/1, Useful gelding. 9/2, bit below form 10½ lengths fourth of 12 to Take Me To Church in handicap at Naas (7f, heavy) 14 days ago. Blinkers on 1st time and clearly has work to do. Beaten 10l by Take Me To Church on return but is 8lb better off with that rival today.
4	7 4th (7) (3/1 +33%) Take Me To Church	3 3/1(+33%)	(7) Take Me To Church 3/1, Useful colt. Career best when winning 12-runner handicap (4/1) at Naas (7f, heavy) 14 days ago. Shouldn't be underestimated, despite the rise in class. Much-improved performance when running away with the Madrid Handicap; rated 101 now.
5th	8 5th (8) (10/1 -54%) The Liffey	10 10/1(-54%)	(8) The Liffey 10/1, One win from 1 run last year. 8/1, won 8-runner minor event at the Curragh (6f, good) on debut by neck from My Mate Alfie, not knocked about, last June. Should improve. Won a Curragh 6f maiden on sole start last June; concern that he has been absent since.
6th	4 6th (4) (16/1 -14%) Chicago Critic	16 16/1(-14%)	(4) Chicago Critic 16/1, Thrice-raced winner. One win from 2 runs last year. Winner at Naas in October. Third of 5 in minor event at Naas (8f, heavy, 4/1) 14 days ago. Open to improvement but this is a big ask. Respectable seasonal debut two weeks ago but will have to improve on that to score here.
7th	1 7th (1) (3/1 +25%) Atlantic Coast	3 3/1(+25%)	(1) Atlantic Coast 3/1, Promising individual. Two wins from 3 runs last year. 2/1, won 6-runner Killavullan Stakes at this course (7.1f, heavy) by nose from Bright Stripes when last seen in October. Has to be taken seriously. Won a C&D Group 3 in heavy ground on final start last year and he looks a major player.
8th	3 8th (3) (6/1 -9%) Bright Stripes	6 6/1(-9%)	(3) Bright Stripes 6/1, Lightly-raced winner. Cheekpieces on for 1st time, excellent nose second of 6 to Atlantic Coast in Killavullan Stakes (11/2) at this course (7.1f, heavy). Off 169 days. Merits consideration. Just chinned by Atlantic Coast in a C&D Group 3 final start; cheekpieces retained; player.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

Leopardstown Group 3 winner ATLANTIC COAST can make a winning return at a track he clearly appreciates. Successful on his racecourse debut at the Curragh last August, the colt subsequently ran a big race when third in Group 2 company at this venue. Madrid Handicap winner Take Me To Church steps up markedly in grade but shouldn't be underestimated given ground conditions. Not only has the Jack Davison-trained colt proven himself when the mud is flying, he also has the benefit of a recent run. With Ryan Moore in the saddle, Battle Cry appears the pick of the three Aidan O'Brien contenders in this race. A York maiden winner in August, the colt subsequently ran well in two outings in Listed company. He needs to improve but has plenty of scope so is certainly capable of doing so.

TAKE ME TO CHURCH looks ready for this step up in class judged on his impressive handicap debut success at Naas and he is taken to complete the four-timer. There wasn't much between Atlantic Coast and Bright Stripes in the Killavullan Stakes here during the autumn and they should be on the premises once again, while The Liffey could be the pick of the Ballydoyle trio, despite being passed over by Ryan Moore in favour of Battle Cry.

With the benefit of race-fitness, the very impressive Madrid Handicap winner TAKE ME TO CHURCH can continue his progress.

14:20 Leopardstown Group 3 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:25 Exeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	2 1st (2) (8/13 +38%) Howaya Now	0.615385 8/13(+38%)	(2) Howaya Now 8/13, Fair hurdler who ran well when second in 9-runner maiden at Hereford (25.5f, soft) 53 days ago, despite going in snatches. Sets the standard. Percentage call on balance of form and, although unraced on heavy, he handles soft fine.
3	1 3rd (1) (4/1 -78%) Anytrixwilldo	4 4/1(-78%)	(1) Anytrixwilldo 4/1, Friendless in betting but showed plenty when midfield in 10-runner Chepstow novice (2m) on debut 14 months ago. Disappointed on return at that venue in November but got back on track when second in 6-runner maiden at Market Rasen (20.6f) 18 days ago. Could still do better. Not kicked on from a good first effort but that initial piece of form brings him into it.
4	4 \|PU\| (4) (11/1 -214%) Worldwide Fury	11 11/1(-214%)	(4) Worldwide Fury 11/1, £150,000 purchase after winning an Irish point last March and shaped as if in need of the experience when sixth of 9 in a Wetherby bumper (2m) on Rules debut 19 days ago, not knocked about. Upped significantly in trip on hurdle bow and fitted with a first-time tongue strap. Point winner; well beaten in a bumper but retains plenty of potential now sent further.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content,

HOWAYA NOW was second over 3m1f at Hereford when last seen and a reproduction of that level of form could see the six-year-old get off the mark, despite the drop in trip. Anytrixwilldo was well held when runner-up over 2m4f at Market Rasen a couple of weeks ago but he could prove to be the main threat to the selection, ahead of Worldwide Fury.

ANYTRIXWILLDO got back on track when second at Market Rasen 18 days ago and could yet build on the abundant promise of his Chepstow debut given his lightly-raced profile, so he earns the vote over the more exposed Howaya Now. Irish point winner Worldwide Fury makes a quick switch to hurdling in a first-time tongue strap and can't be dismissed, either.

The percentage call is HOWAYA NOW who has threatened to shed his maiden status on more than one occasion.

14:25 Exeter Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 22f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:33 Bath Maiden (Class 3) 8f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	5 1st (5) (7/2 -17%) Star Jasmine	3.5 7/2(-17%)	(5) Star Jasmine 7/2, Twice runner-up in similar events at Newcastle last month, not really enjoying the rub of the green 2 weeks ago. Will go on improving. Second in maidens last month on Newcastle Tapeta over 7f and 1m; still capable of better.
2	6 2nd (6) (3/1 +67%) Turn Up The Heat	3 3/1(+67%)	(6) Turn Up The Heat 3/1, Modest form in a couple of novices on the AW. Off three months and remains open to progress, but others have accomplished a bit more.
3	2 3rd (2) (Evens +20%) Haya	0 Evens(+20%)	(2) Haya Evens, Ulysses filly. Closely related to smart winner up to 10.2f Dubai Icon. Better for debut when second of 9 in novice at Newmarket (8f, good). Off 6 months. Has good chance on form. Newmarket 2nd (1m); bred for 1m2f+ but this will be testing and she has the best form.
4	4 4th (4) (14/1 +0%) Romantic Tale	14 14/1(+0%)	(4) Romantic Tale 14/1, €30,000 foal, Fastnet Rock filly. Closely related to French/Italian winner up to 1m Feelie Win and half-sister to another winner abroad by Gustav Klimt. 2/1, seventh of 12 in novice at Southwell (7.1f) on debut, unable to sustain effort. Off 135 days. Open to improvement. 22-1, some promise from off pace when seventh of 12 at Southwell (7f, AW) in November.
5th	1 5th (1) (18/1 +28%) Charlotte's Luck	18 18/1(+28%)	(1) Charlotte's Luck 18/1, Modest filly. Seventh of 9 in maiden at Wolverhampton (8.6f, 25/1) on UK debut. Off 164 days. Oaks entry but modest form in her two starts last October.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

HAYA confirmed the promise that she showed on debut when chasing home a talented rival on her second start at Newmarket in September. Andrew Balding's filly may progress further this year and just gets the vote in an open contest. Star Jasmine hit the crossbar on both starts at Newcastle last month and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although Painite has a similar profile and cannot be discounted.

HAYA was beaten only by a useful sort in a Newmarket novice in September so sets a good standard. Painite and Star Jasmine both remain with potential having finished second in a couple of similar events so need considering, too.

She does not have the best form but perhaps race fitness will count for STAR JASMINE. The other principals are Haya and Painite.

14:33 Bath Maiden (Class 3) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:47 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	5 1st (5) (10/1 -100%) Trac	10 10/1(-100%)	(5) Trac 10/1, 3-time winner over fences last season and improved again this time around, adding to his tally when taking 5-runner Newcastle handicap (16.3f, soft) by 4¼ lengths from Heritier. Mark has crept up a little more but no surprise to see him thereabouts again. Up 7lb for small-field Newcastle win but did it comfortably and he's entitled to respect.
2	4 2nd (4) (15/2 -15%) Heritier	7.5 15/2(-15%)	(4) Heritier 15/2, Lightly raced for current yard and he comes here in good form, shaping a bit better than result suggests too when 4¼ lengths second of 5 to Trac in handicap chase at Newcastle (16.3f, soft) 22 days ago, keeping on. Should be up to getting closer to that rival on these revised terms. Not helped by bad mistake when second to Trac at Newcastle and might not be far away.
3	6 3rd (6) (3/1 +40%) Travail D'orfevre	3 3/1(+40%)	(6) Travail D'orfevre 3/1, Successful over C&D on return in October and acquitted himself well in filling runners-up spot all 4 starts since, latterly in 6-runner handicap chase at Ayr (20.5f) 6 weeks ago. Another firmly in the mix. Won over C&D on reappearance and runner-up on all four starts since; could be bang there.
4	1 4th (1) (10/3 -33%) Netywell	3.333333 10/3(-33%)	(1) Netywell 10/3, Consistent type who completed hat-trick of small field handicap chase victories at Newcastle (16.3f, soft) in February. Career-high mark to contend with in this stronger affair but respected nevertheless provided he keeps the errors at bay and he was runner-up in this race 12 months ago. Three comfortable wins in the winter and latest 7lb rise may not prevent the four-timer.
5th	3 5th (3) (5/1 +23%) Chase A Fortune	5 5/1(+23%)	(3) Chase A Fortune 5/1, Has the physique for chasing and bettered his hurdles form at the first attempt when making a successful debut in this sphere at Catterick, making most. Far from disgraced when third behind Trac at Newcastle since but sharper tracks than this may suit ideally. Won at Catterick on chase debut but only third at Newcastle since and has to build on that.
6th	7 6th (7) (9/2 +44%) Fia Fuinidh	4.5 9/2(+44%)	(7) Fia Fuinidh 9/2, Hurdles winner who made a bright start over fences during the winter, runner-up in handicaps over C&D/Ayr around the turn of the year. Disappointed a couple of times at latter-named venue in February but addition of a first-time tongue tie could help and likely still has a bigger effort in him. Below par the last twice but on a competitive mark on earlier form; a tongue-tie goes on.
7th	2 7th (2) (22/1 -100%) Duo D'enfer	22 22/1(-100%)	(2) Duo D'enfer 22/1, Veteran who matched his very best French form when doubling his tally over fences for his present yard at Sedgefield (17f, heavy) in February. Not operating at same level in 2 starts over fences/hurdles since but first-time blinkers could help now partnered by Brian Hughes. 2 wins at Sedgefield in the winter, including in first-time cheekpieces; now gets blinkers.
8th	10 8th (10) (20/1 -11%) Ritson	20 20/1(-11%)	(10) Ritson 20/1, Fair hurdler who opened account in this sphere when running out a decisive winner at Newcastle (16.3f) in 2022. Lightly raced and best effort since when third at Kelso (17f) in March but rather predictably failed to build on that back at Newcastle (20f) 12 days ago. Visor goes on now. Fair third at Kelso two starts ago but 11lb out of handicap here so it's a very tough task.
8	8 \|PU\| (8) (50/1 -178%) Rocco Storm	50 50/1(-178%)	(8) Rocco Storm 50/1, Resumed winning ways at Sedgefield (17f) in October and creditable third despite error-strewn round of jumping at Ayr (16.5f) on penultimate start in February. However, he ran no sort of race back at first-named venue 26 days ago. Others preferred. Fair third at Ayr in February but tailed off at Sedgefield since and 6lb out of the h'cap.
9	9 \|PU\| (9) (66/1 -230%) Ardera Cross	66 66/1(-230%)	(9) Ardera Cross 66/1, Veteran who added a ninth course success to his tally at Ayr (16.5f, heavy) 30 days ago, seeing off re-opposing Fia Fuinidh by 2 lengths. Similar form on 2 of his 3 starts since but work to do operating from 9 lb out of the weights on this occasion. Nine-time Ayr winner, latest in January, but this 13yo is 9lb wrong at the weights today.

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Now that TRAC has regained the winning thread with a taking performance at Newcastle last month, there should be plenty more to come from Micky Hammond's charge and a 7lb rise in the weights may not be enough to halt him here. Netywell arrives on a four-timer but will find life tougher off a career-high mark, while Travail D'Orfevre (second) has six lengths to make up with him from their recent clash at Ayr but the latter enjoys a huge swing in the weights with that rival today.

Plenty hold claims in this Series Final and it could well be worth chancing FIA FUINIDH. He needs to dispel a couple of lesser efforts at Ayr in February but he's on a workable mark on the pick of his form over fences and this drop back in trip rates a likely plus. Dangers aplenty are headed up by Travail d'Orfevre, Netywell and Trac in a competitive affair.

Topweight NETYWELL (nap) thrived in the winter and he can exploit his class edge and make it four in a row. Trac is second choice.

14:47 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 16f PREDICTION SIMULATION

14:55 Leopardstown Group 3 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	1 1st (1) (9/2 +0%) A Lilac Rolla	4.5 9/2(+0%)	(1) A Lilac Rolla 9/2, Promising sort. Two wins from 2 runs last year. Won 11-runner minor event (5/2) at the Curragh (7f, good) last summer, proving a head too strong for subsequent Group 1 winner Opera Singer. Entered in the Irish 1000 Guineas. Ground was good when she beat the talented Opera Singer at the Curragh, heavy a concern.
2	7 2nd (7) (4/1 +27%) Kitty Rose	4 4/1(+27%)	(7) Kitty Rose 4/1, Promising type. C&D winner. 2½ lengths second of 10 to Content in Staffordstown Stud Stakes at the Curragh (8f, soft, 11/10), doing too much too soon. Off 6 months. Likely to improve. Did not quite match excellent good-ground form on soft at the Curragh on her final start.
3	3 3rd (3) (7/2 +22%) Buttons	3.5 7/2(+22%)	(3) Buttons 7/2, Once-raced winner. One win from 1 run last year. Won 6-runner maiden (4/6) at this course (7.1f, good) on debut. Off 10 months. Interesting that Ryan Moore partners this filly rather than her more established stablemate Cherry Blossom. Third-placed stablemate Content boosted the form of her C&D win on good ground last June.
4	6 4th (6) (22/1 -100%) Greenfinch	22 22/1(-100%)	(6) Greenfinch 22/1, Thrice-raced winner. One win from 3 runs last year. 5/2, won 13-runner maiden at Dundalk (7f), keeping on well. Off 158 days. The betting should indicate where he is in the pecking order in terms of the Aidan O'Brien-trained quartet. Dundalk maiden winner, not in the same league as stablemates Buttons or Cherry Blossom.
5th	2 5th (2) (10/3 +58%) Alpheratz	3.333333 10/3(+58%)	(2) Alpheratz 10/3, Thrice-raced winner. 4/1 and hooded for 1st time, ½-length second of 10 to Brilliant in Park Express Stakes at the Curragh (8f, heavy) 20 days ago, slowly away. Open to progress and she's not out of place in this line-up. Handled heavy ground on reappearance at the Curragh, shorter trip here is the main concern.
6th	12 6th (12) (14/1 -75%) Wendla	14 14/1(-75%)	(12) Wendla 14/1, Thrice-raced winner. Won 9-runner maiden at Naas (8f, heavy, 11/2) 14 days ago, comfortably. Stable having good spell and, with further improvement on the way, she's not discounted. Takes a big jump in class after a maiden win at Naas, fitness should an asset at least.
7th	4 7th (4) (10/1 -33%) Cherry Blossom	10 10/1(-33%)	(4) Cherry Blossom 10/1, Useful filly. 106/10, 3 lengths eighth of 12 to Big Evs in Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint at Santa Anita (5f, firm), met some trouble. Off 156 days and hood on 1st time. Expected to be bang there. Achieved a high standard of form at two, Ryan Moore prefers the unexposed Buttons.
8th	10 8th (10) (16/1 +11%) Mysteries	16 16/1(+11%)	(10) Mysteries 16/1, Lightly-raced winner. 7 lengths ninth of 14 to Mountain Bear in listed race (12/1) at Dundalk (7f). Off 6 months and hood back on. Others preferred. Best run when third over C&D in a Group 3 event, disappointing at Dundalk last October.
9th	9 9th (9) (28/1 -211%) Money Dancer	28 28/1(-211%)	(9) Money Dancer 28/1, Once-raced winner. Won 18-runner maiden at the Curragh (7f, heavy, 16/1) on debut 20 days ago, driven out. Should have more to offer and she may well take this step up in class in her stride. Did well to overcome inexperience when winning at the Curragh, handled heavy ground then.
10th	5 10th (5) (18/1 -29%) Finsceal Luas	18 18/1(-29%)	(5) Finsceal Luas 18/1, Thrice-raced maiden. 2¾ lengths third of 18 to Money Dancer in maiden (5/1) at the Curragh (7f, heavy) 20 days ago, running on. Should progress but this demands a significant step forward. Fourth behind A Lilac Rolla last August, has a bit to find with Money Dancer also.
11th	11 11th (11) (66/1 -136%) Sweetest	66 66/1(-136%)	(11) Sweetest 66/1, Fair filly. 10/3, career best when winning 14-runner maiden at Dundalk (7f), suited by emphasis on speed, on final start of 2-y-o campaign. More exposed than some of these and she looks vulnerable. Dundalk maiden scorer on seventh start at two, the stable has two much stronger candidates.

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Although Ryan Moore has sided with course and distance winner Buttons, the vastly more experienced CHERRY BLOSSOM should take beating. The No Nay Never filly should appreciate this much easier task having contested Group 1 races on her final two outings as a juvenile. Jockey bookings certainly suggest that she may need this first start since November but her prospects look strong all the same. The aforementioned Buttons must be pleasing connections at home so is high on the shortlist in this ultra competitive heat. Kitty Rose, a Listed winner at this venue last September, subsequently ran well in a Group 3 at the Curragh. Having won on her juvenile debut at Naas last term, the Natalia Lupini-trained filly is obviously a forward type.

The vote goes to A LILAC ROLLA, who made it 2-2 when narrowly getting the better of Opera Singer at the Curragh in August, form which now looks seriously good in light of the latter's subsequent exploits, which include a very impressive performance in the Group 1 Prix Marcel Boussac at Longchamp. Opera Singer's stablemate Buttons, who Ryan Moore prefers to Cherry Blossom and two others from the O'Brien yard, is feared most. Kitty Rose and Wendla need considering, too.

Joe Murphy has good prospects here with ALPHERATZ who has the benefit of a run under her belt and handles heavy ground

14:55 Leopardstown Group 3 7f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:00 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	9 1st (9) (9/1 +10%) Mister Barclay	9 9/1(+10%)	(9) Mister Barclay 9/1, Maiden who wasted no time getting back to form when 7 lengths second of 9 in handicap hurdle at Wetherby (24.1f) 3 weeks ago. Looks a live each-way player again. Yard also saddle Bobo Mac. Second to an unexposed subsequent winner at Wetherby last month; shortlisted.
2	2 2nd (2) (7/2 -5%) Rivers Corner	3.5 7/2(-5%)	(2) Rivers Corner 7/2, Well served by step up in trip when opening his account at Wincanton (24.7f) in February and followed up from 10 lb higher at Taunton later that month. Creditable third following another hike in weights at Newcastle (23.7f) 12 days ago and this 6-y-o remains pretty low mileage. Won twice when upped to 3m in February, and recent Newcastle third was another good effort.
3	12 3rd (12) (11/1 +56%) Newtonian	11 11/1(+56%)	(12) Newtonian 11/1, Remains a maiden after 19 runs but he posted a respectable fourth of 16 in handicap hurdle at Hereford (25.5f, soft) 29 days ago. Cheekpieces back on but more on his plate from out of the weights here. 0-12 over hurdles; 6lb out of the weights here and looks up against it.
4	10 4th (10) (5/1 +17%) Malago Rose	5 5/1(+17%)	(10) Malago Rose 5/1, Malinas mare. Improved gradually over hurdles to date, running just about her best race yet and shaping as if this longer trip could unluck further progress when third in handicap hurdle here (21.6f) back in November. Close third over 2m5f here in November; player if this stiffer stamina test suits.
5th	4 5th (4) (7/1 +65%) Raddon Top	7 7/1(+65%)	(4) Raddon Top 7/1, C&D winner but more miss than hit since a chase win here last January, well held fourth returned to this C&D 3 weeks ago. Mark continues to ease at least. Four-time course winner but safely held when fourth here last month; needs to raise game.
6th	7 6th (7) (33/1 +34%) Caspers Court	33 33/1(+34%)	(7) Caspers Court 33/1, Won back-to-back around 21f at Wincanton/here at the start of 2023 but has failed to hit the same heights since. Did at least take a step back in the right direction over 19f at Taunton in November and return to further rates a plus back from a break. Not firing on all cylinders this season and has done all his winning on good/good to firm.
7th	8 7th (8) (10/1 +29%) Getupearly	10 10/1(+29%)	(8) Getupearly 10/1, Ended the last campaign with a respectable effort in a C&D handicap 12 months ago and yet to be asked for his effort when brought down 3 out at Taunton (23.9f) 4 weeks ago. This should reveal more. Unlucky to be brought down last time but now 0-8 over hurdles, and may need better ground.
8th	6 8th (6) (10/1 +29%) Ri Na Cuirte	10 10/1(+29%)	(6) Ri Na Cuirte 10/1, Runner-up on second of 2 starts in Irish points who was first off the bridle before plugging on for second on handicap debut at Doncaster (24.4f, heavy) 5 weeks ago. Fitting of cheekpieces may help on that evidence and he remains less exposed than most. Remote when second on last month's handicap debut but that was still a decent effort.
3	3 \|PU\| (3) (9/1 -80%) Bobo Mac	9 9/1(-80%)	(3) Bobo Mac 9/1, Veteran campaigner who has confirmed he retains a fair level of ability this season, regaining the winning thread at Ffos Las (23.9f, heavy) 66 days ago. 4 lb rise fair and claims again under Harry Cobden. Pulled nicely clear with next-time-out winner at Ffos Las in February; 4lb rise manageable.
5	5 \|PU\| (5) (9/1 -13%) Jemura	9 9/1(-13%)	(5) Jemura 9/1, Mahler gelding who stepped up on previous exploits in this sphere when third of 9 on handicap hurdle debut at Fontwell (21.7f) in January. Unpromising start over fences at Plumpton followed 6 weeks ago but not one to write off back in this sphere with cheekpieces now enlisted. Made underwhelming chase debut but was placed on handicap hurdle debut and has low mileage.
1	1 \|PU\| (1) (11/1 -144%) Behind The Curtain	11 11/1(-144%)	(1) Behind The Curtain 11/1, Fair maiden hurdler in Ireland who failed to complete in pair of chase starts returning from a lengthy absence for new yard but back to form when running out a 50/1 winner over hurdles at Wincanton (21.4f, heavy) 11 days ago. Possibilities if backing that up returned to this longer trip. Returned to form when back over hurdles at Wincanton recently, causing a 50-1 surprise.

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BEHIND THE CURTAIN relished the return to hurdles when winning at big odds over 2m5f at Wincanton 11 days ago and the 10-year-old is hard to oppose off just a 4lb higher mark here. Rivers Corner's winning run came to an end when third at Newcastle last time but he was not disgraced on that occasion and cannot be discounted. Others to note are Bobo Mac and Malago Rose.

BLACKACRE remains lightly-raced granted this sort of test and ran his best race yet when runner-up at Fontwell 3 weeks ago, making his effort from further back than ideal in a falsely-run race. He could just be worth chancing to build on that in a wide-open contest from such a lowly mark. Recent-winner Bobo Mac and in-form Rivers Corner head up the dangers, with Behind The Curtain and Jemura completing the shortlist.

Sprightly teenager BOBO MAC kept on strongly to fend off a next-time-out winner at Ffos Las in February and is only 4lb higher here.

15:00 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 23f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:08 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	1 1st (1) (10/11 +55%) Adaay In Devon	0.909091 10/11(+55%)	(1) Adaay In Devon 10/11, Four wins from 9 runs last year. 5/1, improved 2¼ lengths fourth of 7 to Montassib in listed race at Doncaster (6f, heavy) 15 days ago, unable to sustain effort. Makes handicap debut. Shortlist material. Progressive at two, including on heavy; promising reappearance two weeks ago; contender.
2	2 2nd (2) (9/2 +0%) Hedge Fund	4.5 9/2(+0%)	(2) Hedge Fund 9/2, Two wins from 6 runs last year. 22/1, good 1½ lengths fourth of 11 to Zorken in listed race at Deauville (5.5f, good to soft). Off 171 days. Gelded since last seen. 10 lb higher than last handicap outing so bit more likely required. Progressed in the autumn but it didn't go unnoticed by the handicapper; needs career best.
3	6 3rd (6) (16/1 -60%) Macanudo	16 16/1(-60%)	(6) Macanudo 16/1, Winner at Chelmsford City in February. Better than result when sixth of 11 in handicap at Lingfield (6f, AW, 12/1) 9 days ago, likely to have made frame if not for meeting trouble. Not ruled out. 5f AW win for O Murphy; unplaced in two runs for new stable; others look stronger.
4	4 4th (4) (8/1 -14%) Ziggy's Phoenix	8 8/1(-14%)	(4) Ziggy's Phoenix 8/1, Two wins from 6 runs last year. Sixteenth of 20 in minor event at Newbury (5.2f, good, 40/1). Off 8 months. Makes handicap debut. Ended last season with a brace of poor efforts so bit to prove on comeback. Two 5f wins on soft last spring; progress stalled afterwards; stiff task on handicap debut.
5th	3 5th (3) (9/2 -100%) Equity Law	4.5 9/2(-100%)	(3) Equity Law 9/2, Lightly-raced winner. 6/4, good third of 10 in nursery at Sandown (5f, good to firm). Off 7 months. Gelded since last seen. Respected. Promise last year but his one disappointing run came on soft; today's ground is a concern.
6th	5 6th (5) (25/1 -213%) Cuban Secret	25 25/1(-213%)	(5) Cuban Secret 25/1, Good second at Leicester penultimate outing last season but returned lame when fourth of 5 in nursery at Chelmsford City (5f). Off 7 months. First run for yard after leaving William Jarvis. Two good runs over 5f last season (including soft); improvement required on stable debut.

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ADAAY IN DEVON was far from disgraced when fourth against older rivals in the Listed Cammidge Trophy over 6f at Doncaster last month and Rod Millman's filly could be hard to stop in this company on the back of that performance. Equity Law showed plenty of ability as a juvenile and has to be interest on his return to action following a gelding operation, while similar comments apply to Hedge Fund.

ADAAY IN DEVON was a prolific scorer in her juvenile campaign and made a pleasing return in the Cammidge Trophy at Doncaster last time, so gets the nod to resume winning ways dropped into handicap company. Equity Law proved this mark a workable one when a good third at Sandown on his final start last season and is also respected, whilst Macanudo shaped better than result at Lingfield last time and also holds claims.

An ability to handle conditions may prove more signficant than handicap marks and ADAAY IN DEVON is preferred to Hedge Fund.

15:08 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:22 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 20f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	4 1st (4) (7/2 +22%) William Of York	3.5 7/2(+22%)	(4) William Of York 7/2, Progressive over hurdles for Dan Skelton and confirmedpromise for present yard when running out a dominant winner of 9-runner Doncaster handicap (19f, heavy) in February. Knuckled down well to beat Hello Judge here (20.9f, soft) last month and he should give a bold hat-trick bid. Made it 2-2 in these cheekpieces when winning here from Hello Judge, who has won since.
2	7 2nd (7) (6/1 +25%) Monochromix	6 6/1(+25%)	(7) Monochromix 6/1, Form dipped following a solid reappearance effort over hurdles but got back on track switched to fences when a close second at Ayr in February. Another sound effort when fourth there (20.5f, good to soft) 30 days ago.and he looks competitive from unchanged mark. Improved when going close on chase debut; only fourth since but conditions could be ideal.
3	2 3rd (2) (5/1 +23%) Jet Legs	5 5/1(+23%)	(2) Jet Legs 5/1, Added to a positive chasing profile when doubling his tally over fences at Carlisle in February. Lost nothing in defeat to another up-and-comer when second of 5 in handicap chase at Newcastle (23.4f, soft, 9/4) 22 days ago and he should give another good account. Won over 3m on heavy ground here in February and surplus stamina may be no bad thing.
4	10 4th (10) (7/1 +65%) Grand Voyage	7 7/1(+65%)	(10) Grand Voyage 7/1, Off the mark at the second attempt in this sphere at Ayr in November 2022 but very few positives to take from his efforts this season. Well treated on course form from last April but has struggled to get competitive this term.
5th	1 5th (1) (40/1 -344%) Getaway Luv	40 40/1(-344%)	(1) Getaway Luv 40/1, Back to form after a wind-op when notching his third win of the season in a 3-runner handicap chase at this course (15.9f, soft, 8/1) 8 days ago. This is deeper, so others are preferred. Beat only two rivals for narrow C&D win last Saturday, but up just 1lb and not ruled out.
6th	9 6th (9) (80/1 +0%) Chameron	80 80/1(+0%)	(9) Chameron 80/1, Scored once from 5 starts for Patrick Griffin last term and no impact for new connections, badly let down his jumping at Ayr last time. Won at Hexham last March but this 11yo has been badly out of form this season.
7th	5 7th (5) (10/3 +39%) Hello Judge	3.333333 10/3(+39%)	(5) Hello Judge 10/3, Dual winner over C&D this season and, having just been edged out by William of York here in March, made most of a good opportunity to score again in a 4-runner handicap chase at Newcastle (20.1f, heavy) 12 days ago. Player. Two C&D wins this term and bolted up at Newcastle latest; could play another leading role.
3	3 \|PU\| (3) (13/2 -86%) Carrigeen Castle	6.5 13/2(-86%)	(3) Carrigeen Castle 13/2, Rapid improver since sent chasing, landing back-to-back handicaps at Newcastle and Wetherby in the winter. Hard held when resuming winning ways at the latter course (19.4f, heavy) 19 days ago and can't be discounted despite 10 lb higher mark. Up 10lb for Wetherby but did it easily to make it three wins from his last four starts.
6	6 \|PU\| (6) (14/1 -115%) Deep Charm	14 14/1(-115%)	(6) Deep Charm 14/1, Has shown signs of temperament but done little wrong this term, landing back-to-back handicaps at Sedgefield and Musselburgh prior to Christmas. Not hard pressed to notch another success at Sedgefield (26.9f, heavy, 9/2) last month and he's not discounted, for all jumping remains a concern. Wins over 2m7f-3m3f this season; his stamina will come into play on the testing ground.
11	11 \|PU\| (11) (33/1 -450%) Coolkill	33 33/1(-450%)	(11) Coolkill 33/1, Frustrating sort in recent years but he's making a fair fist at chasing now and got back on the up when scoring at Musselburgh 7 weeks ago, shaping like one who'll remain competitive. Not discounted. Won by 3l at Musselburgh last time; up 6lb against much tougher rivals but not discounted.
8	8 \|PU\| (8) (80/1 -21%) Innovated	80 80/1(-21%)	(8) Innovated 80/1, Ended his time with Henry de Bromhead on a lesser note and yet to offer much for current yard. Cheekpieces now reached for. Struggled on final two starts in Ireland and same story since joining this yard.

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A winner of two of his last three starts here and an impressive winner at Newcastle on his latest outing, HELLO JUDGE continues to improve and a 7lb rise for that latest victory may still underestimate him. Jet Legs won over further here on his penultimate start and could be suited by dropping markedly in trip, whereas Carrigeen Castle arrives on the back of an easy success at Wetherby for which he has been raised a hefty 10lb. Others to note include Coolkill, Deep Charm and William Of York.

A competitive affair, with WILLIAM OF YORK fancied to complete the hat-trick after recent wins at Doncaster and Carlisle. Hello Judge, runner-up to the selection on the latter of those victories, has since won again himself and can give another good account, with Monochromix and Jet Legs completing the shortlist.

The Rebecca Menzies-trained WILLIAM OF YORK is 2-2 in the cheekpieces and earns the vote ahead of Jet Legs.

15:22 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 20f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:30 Leopardstown Group 3 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	2 1st (2) (50/1 -100%) Dallas Star	50 50/1(-100%)	(2) Dallas Star 50/1, Lightly-raced winner. 9 lengths third of 4 to Arabian Crown in Zetland Stakes at Newmarket (10f, good to soft, 33/1). Off 176 days. First run for yard after leaving Dominic Ffrench Davis and it's easy enough to look elsewhere. Limitations exposed in this company when beaten 9l in the Zetland Stakes; lots to find.
2	5 2nd (5) (7/1 +7%) The Euphrates	7 7/1(+7%)	(5) The Euphrates 7/1, Twice-raced winner. Won 10-runner maiden (9/4) at Gowran (8.3f, heavy), always holding on. Off 173 days. Open to improvement for top connections but appears to be the least-fancied of the O'Brien-trained trio judged on jockey bookings. Won a 1m maiden at Gowran in heavy ground; has to find improvement but can run respectably.
3	3 3rd (3) (8/11 +39%) Illinois	0.727273 8/11(+39%)	(3) Illinois 8/11, Promising individual. One win from 1 run last year. 19/10, length third of 7 to Los Angeles in Criterium de Saint-Cloud at Saint-Cloud (9.9f, soft) in October. Ryan Moore's pick of the Ballydoyle trio and he's a huge player. Third in a Group 1 over this trip; handles conditions and his powerful yard's first-string.
4	1 4th (1) (11/2 +0%) Deepone	5.5 11/2(+0%)	(1) Deepone 11/2, Career best when winning 6-runner Beresford Stakes at the Curragh (8f, soft, 3/1) by 1¾ lengths from Chief Little Rock on final 2-y-o start. This won't be easy under a penalty but should make his presence felt. Won Group 2 Beresford Stakes on final start; tough task carrying a 5lb penalty for that.
5th	4 5th (4) (7/2 -75%) Ocean Of Dreams	3.5 7/2(-75%)	(4) Ocean Of Dreams 7/2, Impressive winner of a 15-runner maiden at this course (8f, heavy, 9/2) on sole 2-y-o start in October. Ryan Moore prefers Illinois but he's clearly a very promising colt. Very impressive 1m maiden winner at this track and a big run wouldn't surprise.

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ILLINOIS looks the pick of the Ballydoyle trio with Ryan Moore in the saddle. Rated 109 after a juvenile campaign which saw him follow up his maiden win at the Curragh with a creditable third in Group 1 company at Saint-Cloud. Given the strength in depth that Aidan O'Brien has in this division, it is surely significant that the Galileo colt makes his return in a race the yard have dominated over the years. Ocean Of Dreams couldn't have done it any easier when winning his maiden over this course last October. Stepping up in trip should bring about further improvement in the once-raced son of Fastnet Rock. The Paddy Twomey-trained Deepone has to concede 5lb to his rivals here but is a classy sort capable of running a big race.

OCEAN OF DREAMS has been passed over by Ryan Moore in favour of Illinois, but it's worth noting that two of the last four Aidan O'Brien-trained winners of this were supposedly stable second-strings. The Fastnet Rock colt was most impressive when winning his maiden here during the autumn and he gets the nod. Illinois did little wrong in his two starts as a juvenile, latterly finishing third in a French Group 1, and he is greatly respected. The penalised Deepone also has claims.

Deepone has to concede 5lb and ILLINOIS(nap) can be the one to take advantage. His third in a Group 1 last year is high-class form.

15:30 Leopardstown Group 3 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:35 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 3) 31f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	5 1st (5) (10/3 -33%) No Hubs No Hoobs	3.333333 10/3(-33%)	(5) No Hubs No Hoobs 10/3, Improved in first-time blinkers when winning at Wincanton (25.1f, heavy) in February and backed that up when scoring over same C&D last month. Raised 7 lb since and this distance is an unknown. 2-2 on heavy ground at Wincanton (3m1f) since blinkers were added; tries a new trip here.
2	3 2nd (3) (2/1 +47%) Conkwell Legend	2 2/1(+47%)	(3) Conkwell Legend 2/1, Useful winning handicap hurdler who was in the process of leaving his previous chasing efforts behind when falling 3 out at Exeter. Disappointed back over hurdles at Chepstow next time and just respectable third back in this sphere at Haydock since. Held every chance before falling here in February, and placed over 3m4f at Haydock since.
3	2 3rd (2) (9/1 -50%) Musical Slave	9 9/1(-50%)	(2) Musical Slave 9/1, Decent second at Wincanton on return but has failed to build on that in 3 starts since, not shaping with a lot of promise at Newbury latest. Mark is falling at least. Inconsistent but runs this track well and is well handicapped; can't rule out.
4	4 \|PU\| (4) (5/1 +9%) Enjoy Your Life	5 5/1(+9%)	(4) Enjoy Your Life 5/1, Fairly useful ex-French winning hurdler/chaser who bounced back from a couple of fairly heavy defeats when accounting for 3 rivals at Taunton (23f, soft). 4 lb rise Heavy ground seemed against him at Stratford next time, however, and stamina to prove up in trip. Dual chase winner this term; below form last time but has possibilities if new trip suits.
1	1 \|PU\| (1) (10/3 -33%) The Galloping Bear	3.333333 10/3(-33%)	(1) The Galloping Bear 10/3, Useful staying chaser who was second in the Eider at Newcastle last season. Well held next 4 starts but returned to form off reduced mark when second at Ffos Las last week and obvious claims off same mark if this doesn't come too soon. Returned to form with game second in West Wales National at Ffos Las (heavy) a week ago.
6	6 \|PU\| (6) (16/1 -60%) Didero Vallis	16 16/1(-60%)	(6) Didero Vallis 16/1, Unreliable type who's on a long losing run. Ran badly at Ludlow last month and easy enough to oppose. Inconsistent and regressive 11yo; good third in 3m5f cross-country race this term, though.

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The Galloping Bear has to be of interest following an encouraging effort at Ffos Las a week ago, but marginal preference is for NO HUBS NO HOOBS. Joe Tizzard's gelding arrives here on the back of two impressive victories over 3m1f at Wincanton in recent months and a 7lb rise for the most recent of those wins may still underestimate him. The shortlist is completed by Enjoy Your Life and Musical Slave.

THE GALLOPING BEAR returned to form when runner-up off this mark at Ffos Las last week and a repeat of that performance could well be enough. No Hubs No Hoobs has thrived since fitted with blinkers but he does have stamina to prove as he bids for the hat-trick.

The answer might be CONKWELL LEGEND, who looked the most likely winner before falling in the home straight over 3m here in February.

15:35 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 3) 31f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:43 Bath Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
4	4 (4) (17/2 -70%) Democracy Dilemma	8.5 17/2(-70%)	(4) Democracy Dilemma 17/2, Useful gelding who tasted success 4 times last season, signing off with victory in 8-runner Chester handicap (5f, heavy) in September. Not disgraced at Meydan/Jebel Ali for new stable earlier this year and return to handicaps rates a plus. Not at his best in the UAE for new yard this year but today's conditions should suit well.
1	11 1st (11) (12/1 +33%) Blind Beggar	12 12/1(+33%)	(11) Blind Beggar 12/1, Three 5f wins last year. Solid in-the-frame efforts on first 2 starts on AW around the turn of the year and probably best not judged too harshly on his seventh of 14 in handicap at Doncaster (6f, soft) 14 days ago. Return to the minimum trip can help. Mixed bag since a 5f AW win in November but he's now 2lb lower; 1-1 on heavy.
2	5 2nd (5) (9/1 -100%) Silky Wilkie	9 9/1(-100%)	(5) Silky Wilkie 9/1, Smart gelding who had a productive 2023, landing Scottish Sprint Cup and career-best display when second in "Dash" at Epsom. Has been operating below best on AW since the turn of the year but mark easing all the time and return to turf may have positive effect now. Worth considering. On a good mark and appeals as the type to pop up soon; this ground perhaps not ideal.
3	9 3rd (9) (22/1 -57%) Baldomero	22 22/1(-57%)	(9) Baldomero 22/1, Arrives on a lengthy losing run but has gone close on several occasions on AW in recent months. However, not at best when eleventh of 12 in handicap at Lingfield (8f, AW) 9 days ago and refitted visor needs to have positive effect returned to turf/down markedly in trip. Reliable on AW but 0-10 on turf and heavy ground not sure to see him to best effect.
4	10 4th (10) (10/3 +39%) Glorious Angel	3.333333 10/3(+39%)	(10) Glorious Angel 10/3, Landed first 3 starts on AW early last year and consistency hard to knock having been kept very busy thereafter. Comes here having finished a good second of 8 in handicap (5/1) at Pontefract (5f, heavy) 5 days ago and each-way possibilities again. Good runs on testing ground the last twice; should be involved once again.
5th	3 5th (3) (18/1 -50%) Thunderbear	18 18/1(-50%)	(3) Thunderbear 18/1, Latest win at Newbury in September. 33/1, below form eighth of 13 in handicap at the Curragh (5f, heavy) 20 days ago. Well proven on this ground but his present mark does demand more. Cheekpieces back on. Group 3 win in desperate ground last September; nothing solid since.
6th	8 6th (8) (22/1 -144%) Desperate Hero	22 22/1(-144%)	(8) Desperate Hero 22/1, Three wins from 12 runs last year. Latest win at Nottingham (5f, soft) in October. Not in same form when ninth of 10 in handicap at Doncaster (5f, heavy) later that month and present mark demands that bit more on return to action. Progressive last year, including on heavy; more to come this year but returns in warm race.
7th	7 7th (7) (8/1 +33%) Rhythm N Hooves	8 8/1(+33%)	(7) Rhythm N Hooves 8/1, Three wins from 8 runs last year, including big-field 3-y-o handicap at Royal Ascot. Mixed bag in trio of starts thereafter, possibly needing the run when eighth of 9 in handicap at Newcastle (5f) in November. Market may prove a useful guide back from 5 months off. Royal Ascot winner last summer; less good afterwards and this ground is an unknown factor.
8th	1 8th (1) (5/1 +9%) Kerdos	5 5/1(+9%)	(1) Kerdos 5/1, Smart colt who added to his tally in listed Beverley Bullet (5f) in September and similar form when eighth in Group 1 Prix de L'Abbaye at Longchamp on final start in October. Conditions will hold no fears on return and he's of definite interest back in calmer waters. Progressed well in 2023 & not fully exposed; can take this before returning to Group races.
9th	6 9th (6) (8/1 +11%) King's Lynn	8 8/1(+11%)	(6) King's Lynn 8/1, Landed Group 2 Temple Stakes at Haydock in spring 2022 and, though winless since, he has posted several solid efforts in defeat last year. Often gone well fresh in the past so no surprise to see him give a good account having slipped in weights. Starts the year on a dangerous mark but good chance this ground will be deeper than ideal.
10th	12 10th (12) (14/1 +0%) Punchbowl Flyer	14 14/1(+0%)	(12) Punchbowl Flyer 14/1, Eighteen runs since last win in 2021. 11/2, signed off with good second of 8 in handicap at Windsor (5.1f, heavy) in October and likely he has a race in him from this sort of mark this term. Down in weights last year & ended 2023 with good 2nd at Windsor; this perhaps not his day.
11th	2 11th (2) (18/1 -50%) Rumstar	18 18/1(-50%)	(2) Rumstar 18/1, Progressive 3-time winner as a juvenile, landing Group 3 Cornwallis Stakes (5f) on final start. Some good efforts in face of some fairly stiff tasks last term and switch to handicaps rates a plus on return having been gelded. However, does need to prove himself on ground this testing. Group 3 winner at two; tough time last year but mark still high; been gelded; ground a ?.

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Even with the burden of top-weight, KERDOS may prove tough to stop dropping back into handicap company. Clive Cox's speedball was last seen finishing a creditable eight (of 18) over 5f in the Group 1 Prix de l'Abbaye at Longchamp in October and although this rating of 107 is no 'gimme', he looks to have a class edge over his rivals. Silky Wilkie finished a close second behind the selection at Beverley last September and now finds himself considerably better off at the weights, but his more recent form leaves something to be desired. Desperate Hero may have been feeling the effects of a long season when disappointing at Doncaster in October, and he is respected on his return.

A good quality contest and it could be worth chancing SILKY WILKIE. He's not been operating at his best on all-weather since the turn of the year but his mark has fallen as a result and, returned to turf with his rider taking off a handy 7 lb, he may well be seen in a better light. Democracy Dilemma, returned to these shores, and Kerdos are others to consider, with Glorious Angel also in the mix following her good Pontefract second earlier in the week.

Glorious Angel has conditions to suit and is in form but KERDOS may be able to defy top weight en route to Group races.

15:43 Bath Handicap (Class 2) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:57 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 24f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	4 1st (4) (15/2 +6%) Tom Cody	7.5 15/2(+6%)	(4) Tom Cody 15/2, Came good in December, winning at Newcastle (3m) and Wetherby (19.5f, heavy). Went close at Catterick (25f) in February and shaped as if still in form (all but came down 5 out) when fourth there since. Brian Hughes takes the ride. Has enjoyed a good season; bad mistake when merely fourth last time; remains of interest.
2	12 2nd (12) (5/1 +58%) Elleon	5 5/1(+58%)	(12) Elleon 5/1, Arrives in good order, finally getting off the mark over fences at Haydock last weekend, albeit this suspect jumper was undoubtedly helped by all the fences in the home straight being omitted due to a low sun. Worth opposing off 5 lb higher in this very competitive race. Ended long losing run at Haydock recently and could give another good account.
3	8 3rd (8) (16/1 +36%) Hold The Note	16 16/1(+36%)	(8) Hold The Note 16/1, Won twice from out of the blue last season but pulled up in 2 comeback outings last month. A first-time tongue tied (added to a refitted visor) needs to spark a major upturn in his fortunes. Pulled up the last twice but the returning visor and first-time tongue-tie may help.
4	5 4th (5) (11/4 +45%) Breeze Of Wind	2.75 11/4(+45%)	(5) Breeze Of Wind 11/4, Has upped his form since switched to chasing, making it 4 wins (including C&D) in his last 5 starts when seeing off 4 rivals over 4m at Hexham last month. Did that cosily and a further 4 lb rise seems unlikely to prevent another prominent showing. Four wins from his last five starts and this progressive 7yo is firmly in calculations.
5th	2 5th (2) (14/1 -75%) Camp Belan	14 14/1(-75%)	(2) Camp Belan 14/1, Thorough stayer who capitalised on his steadily easing mark when defeating Heritier de Sivola at Ayr (3m) in February. That reopposing rival turned the tables on him at Hexham (3m, heavy) the following month but it was another good run. A win and a near-miss the last twice, and every chance he'll again be thereabouts.
6th	13 6th (13) (12/1 +40%) Don Brocco	12 12/1(+40%)	(13) Don Brocco 12/1, Hurdle winner but yet to get his head in front over the larger obstacles. Chased home Breeze of Wind over a marathon trip at Hexham last month but only a remote fourth to Heritier de Sivola there since. Ran well two starts ago but 0-8 over fences and 3lb out of the handicap today.
7th	7 7th (7) (8/1 +0%) Uptown Harry	8 8/1(+0%)	(7) Uptown Harry 8/1, Won the Monets Garden series final on this card a year ago and he bounced back to form with a bang to score over this C&D last month. On an identical mark to 12 months ago and yet another who has to enter the reckoning. Likes it here and won over C&D last month; remains feasibly treated back up 7lb.
8th	11 8th (11) (22/1 -10%) Skyhill	22 22/1(-10%)	(11) Skyhill 22/1, Veteran who added to his tally at Catterick on New Year's Day but has found life tougher off higher marks in his 3 outings since. Won at Catterick in January but beaten on his three runs since; needs something extra.
9th	10 9th (10) (9/1 +44%) Croagh Patrick	9 9/1(+44%)	(10) Croagh Patrick 9/1, Won the Monet's Garden on this card in 2022 but that was his last success. He's been very consistent in defeat this season but the suspicion is that wait for a next win will go on. On a long losing run but fair effort last month following an absence; could improve for it.
10th	14 10th (14) (25/1 +24%) Eveque	25 25/1(+24%)	(14) Eveque 25/1, Having gone close at Musselburgh in January he finally got off the mark at Sedgefield (27f, heavy) in January. Below par at Wetherby since and 5 lb out of the weights here so Uptown Harry looks the stable's main hope. Comfortable win at Sedgefield in January but well beaten at Wetherby since; 5lb wrong here.
11th	9 11th (9) (8/1 -78%) Heritier De Sivola	8 8/1(-78%)	(9) Heritier De Sivola 8/1, Winning hurdler who has really got his act together in this sphere with the aid of cheekpieces, completing a quick hat-trick when edging out the reopposing Camp Belan at Hexham (3m, heavy) 16 days ago. Only another 4 lb higher. Has thrived in the cheekpieces, rattling off a hat-trick last month; on the shortlist.

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Heritier De Sivola completed his hat-trick when repelling the challenge of a game Camp Belan (second) at Hexham 16 days ago and both must enter calculations today, but WHOSMYDADDY shades preference. Sandy Thomson's gelding has made a seamless transition to the larger obstacles, winning both starts with relative ease, and a 7lb rise for the latest of those might not be enough to stop him. Others to note include Breeze Of Wind and Uptown Harry.

Loads with chances but the low-mileage WHOSMYDADDY appeals as one who could have plenty more to come so he gets the nod. Breeze of Wind, Heritier de Sivola and Tom Cody head the many possible dangers.

The progressive and prolific 7yo BREEZE OF WIND can score once more. Whosmydaddy is 2-2 over fences and feared most.

15:57 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 24f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:05 Leopardstown Handicap 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	2 1st (2) (7/4 -40%) Chantilly	1.75 7/4(-40%)	(2) Chantilly 7/4, Lightly-raced maiden. Bit below form third of 20 in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 5/2) on final 2-y-o start. Up in trip for this handicap debut and strong claims for top yard that has won 2 of the last 4 runnings of this. Some good maiden form and has to be respected on handicap debut for his top yard.
2	7 2nd (7) (15/2 +25%) Slaney Swagger	7.5 15/2(+25%)	(7) Slaney Swagger 15/2, Thrice-raced maiden. Cheekpieces on for 1st time, sixth of 15 in maiden (7/1) at the Curragh (7f, heavy) 20 days ago. Significantly up in trip for this handicap debut. Big jump in trip for handicap debut but has racefitness on his side.
3	5 3rd (5) (10/1 +29%) Enthralling	10 10/1(+29%)	(5) Enthralling 10/1, Lightly-raced maiden. Cheekpieces on for 1st time, creditable seventh of 13 in nursery (10/1) at Naas (8f, good to soft). Off 6 months and improvement needed now upped in trip. Some good maiden runs but didn't go on from that after and will have to do better now.
4	4 4th (4) (7/2 +30%) Surfers Paradise	3.5 7/2(+30%)	(4) Surfers Paradise 7/2, Promising type. 5 lengths eighth of 19 to Gibbs Island in maiden at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 6/5). Off 6 months. Up in trip. Tongue strap on 1st time for this handicap debut and remains capable of better but the forecast testing conditions are cause for concern. Disappointed last start but a return to his best would see him involved; tongue-tie on.
5th	1 5th (1) (16/1 -167%) Tamrat	16 16/1(-167%)	(1) Tamrat 16/1, Twice-raced winner. One win from 2 runs last year. Fifth of 6 in minor event (4/1) at Listowel (8f, soft). Off 6 months. Up in trip for this handicap debut and he needs to raise his game. Won a Curragh maiden over 1m but was below that level on soft in a Killarney rated race.
6th	6 6th (6) (10/1 -25%) Mo Ghille Mar	10 10/1(-25%)	(6) Mo Ghille Mar 10/1, Respectable third of 9 in maiden (7/1) at Naas (8f, heavy) 14 days ago. Up in trip and more will be needed if she's to open her account here. Beaten 5l in a Naas maiden over a mile; prospects of staying this trip and considered.
7th	3 7th (3) (14/1 -40%) Gibbs Island	14 14/1(-40%)	(3) Gibbs Island 14/1, Lightly-raced winner. Winner at the Curragh in September. 33/1, 16 lengths fifth of 6 to Grosvenor Square in Eyrefield Stakes at this course (9f, heavy). Off 169 days. Makes handicap debut. Gelded. Disappointing in a Group 3 at this track last time; a chance if back to his best.
8th	8 8th (8) (9/1 +0%) Masoun	9 9/1(+0%)	(8) Masoun 9/1, Thrice-raced maiden. 10/1, seventh of 17 in maiden at the Curragh (7f, soft). Off 178 days (gelded in the interim) and significantly up in trip for this handicap debut. One to note in the betting. Best of three maiden runs last year on good ground at the Curragh; conditions a concern.
9th	9 9th (9) (28/1 +30%) Signor Ferrari	28 28/1(+30%)	(9) Signor Ferrari 28/1, 28/1, creditable seventh of 12 in handicap at Naas (7f, heavy) 14 days ago, not knocked about. Significantly back up in trip. Something to find on form. Had no chance from 12lb out of the handicap last time; should go better today.
10th	10 10th (10) (125/1 -213%) Butterfly Bush	125 125/1(-213%)	(10) Butterfly Bush 125/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 9/2, last of 10 in handicap at Dundalk (8f) 72 days ago. Up in trip onfFirst run for yard after leaving Miss Natalia Lupini. Needs a couple of these to falter. New yard and unproven in these conditions; 1lb out of the handicap.

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Aidan O'Brien is a trainer to fear when running lightly raced three-year-olds in handicaps. With that in mind, Irish Derby entrant CHANTILLY catches the eye here off a mark of 89. The Galileo colt reached the frame in three maidens last term but always gave the impression he would be a better horse given time. It would be no surprise to see him rated much higher come the end of the season. Top-weight Tamrat made an impressive winning debut at the Curragh last before disappointing at Listowel subsequently. That latter run was almost certainly not his true form so he remains capable of better. Masoun could be the potential dark horse having had just the three starts in maidens. He has since been gelded and now steps up in distance on his handicap debut.

This looks ripe for CHANTILLY, who was a shade below par when third in a big-field maiden at the Curragh on his latest start in November but this Galileo colt may well have more to offer now faced with a stiffer test and pitched into handicap company. Masoun failed to trouble the judge in three runs last season but he has the look of a potential improver now handicapping and, given doubts surrounding Surfers Paradise on account of the forecast conditions, he could be the main danger.

Having shown up well in two maidens before disappointing on his final start, CHANTILLY can score for his top yard.

16:05 Leopardstown Handicap 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:10 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 18f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	2 1st (2) (2/1 +20%) Donnacha	2 2/1(+20%)	(2) Donnacha 2/1, Winner of Chepstow novice and Warwick handicap (both 2m, soft) this season. Only mid-field in last month's Betfair Hurdle but on track returned to calmer waters when second over 17f here last month. This likeable type should go well again. The Betfair Hurdle at Newbury was too tough a task but consistent otherwise this season.
2	4 2nd (4) (10/3 -21%) King Of The Lake	3.333333 10/3(-21%)	(4) King Of The Lake 10/3, Fair maiden. Placed in both handicaps towards the end of 2023 (C&D first occasion) and respectable second in a 21.5f maiden here back from a break 19 days ago. Runner-up in five of his six appearances and assured stamina could come in handy.
3	1 3rd (1) (11/4 -10%) Imperial Saint	2.75 11/4(-10%)	(1) Imperial Saint 11/4, £40,000 purchase after an Irish point win. Followed up on 2m Ludlow hurdle debut for new yard in November and good efforts in defeat twice since, latterly on 2m Newbury handicap debut 16 days ago. Should go well up slightly in trip. Winning pointer; made a seamless transition to rules action; third off this mark latest.
4	6 4th (6) (14/1 -75%) Despereaux	14 14/1(-75%)	(6) Despereaux 14/1, Twice a winner last season. Below par so far this season (remote third at Ludlow latest) and others preferred despite a falling mark. Dual novice winner but 0-5 in handicaps and everything points to him wanting drier ground.
5th	3 5th (3) (28/1 -40%) Mardoof	28 28/1(-40%)	(3) Mardoof 28/1, Dominant winner of a Taunton maiden (soft) last March but his 2 efforts in handicap hurdles this season have been very disappointing. Has a bit to prove all of a sudden. Maiden winner but quiet in handicaps this season and heavy ground is a concern.
6th	5 6th (5) (9/2 +18%) Moorefields	4.5 9/2(+18%)	(5) Moorefields 9/2, Built on debut promise when landing 16-runner C&D maiden hurdle (heavy) on New Year's Day. Beaten a fair way when third of 7 on his 17f course handicap debut last month and this return to further needs to help. Behind Donnacha last time but he won his maiden over C&D on this slower ground.

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The Jeremy Scott stable can do little wrong at present and this looks like a perfect opportunity for KING OF THE LAKE to finally get off the mark. Runner-up on two of his last three starts at this venue, including last time out over further, the six-year-old gets the vote ahead of Newbury third Imperial Saint and Donnacha, who has long shaped as though a rise in distance would suit and kept on for second over shorter here on his latest start.

DONNACHA remains well treated and might be up to gaining a third win of a good season. Imperial Saint can continue his good start to his hurdle career and give Nigel Hawke's charge most to think about.

Bar his blip in the Betfair Hurdle, it's been a solid season for DONNACHA (nap) and this stiffer stamina test looks a good move.

16:10 Exeter Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 18f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:18 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	2 1st (2) (10/1 -67%) Ice Max	10 10/1(-67%)	(2) Ice Max 10/1, Successful twice at Catterick from 5 runs last year. Raced too freely when fifth of 6 in nursery at Doncaster (7f, heavy, 3/1) on his final outing. Not discounted after 5 months off (has been gelded). Two 7f Catterick wins on good to soft ground; well below form on soft and heavy, however.
2	7 2nd (7) (11/4 +54%) Bill's Baar	2.75 11/4(+54%)	(7) Bill's Baar 11/4, Winner at Ripon in September and left behind a lesser effort when second of 6 in nursery at Doncaster (7f, heavy, 16/1) on his last run of the campaign. Further improvement required over this longer trip. Not sure to get 1m on pedigree but he's the only one who has proved himself on heavy going.
3	5 3rd (5) (7/1 -133%) Christian David	7 7/1(-133%)	(5) Christian David 7/1, Still green but improved further when opening his account in 8-runner minor event at Lingfield (7f, AW, 5/2) in October, well on top finish. Not taken lightly as he makes his seasonal/handicap debut. Faces very different ground today but he looked firmly on the upgrade as 2yo.
4	1 4th (1) (4/1 +43%) Hot Fuss	4 4/1(+43%)	(1) Hot Fuss 4/1, Winner at Salisbury last summer and good effort when second of 8 in minor event at this C&D (soft, 5/4) in October. More needed having been gelded ahead of his first start in a handicap. Consistent form last June-October and two of those runs were on soft ground.
5th	4 5th (4) (3/1 +25%) Aragon Castle	3 3/1(+25%)	(4) Aragon Castle 3/1, Off the mark at Epsom on his second start and creditable fourth of 10 in nursery at York (7.9f, soft, 6/1) when last seen in October. Has been gelded since and he can make his presence felt on his return. Twice close up on soft ground, including when fourth of ten off this mark at York (1m).
6th	6 6th (6) (5/1 -43%) Galloping On	5 5/1(-43%)	(6) Galloping On 5/1, Upped in trip for his handicap bow, ran well when second of 5 at Lingfield (8f, AW, 8/11) 74 days ago (subesquently gelded). Could be ready to go one better as he makes turf debut with cheekpieces added. AW second on last two outings, at 8-11 latest; gelded since and cheekpieces are enlisted.

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CHRISTIAN DAVID still looked very much a work in progress last season and it was a testament to his ability that he managed to win in a minor event over 7f at Lingfield when last seen in October. Now making his handicap debut for a yard that have been among the winners of late, he can show his rivals a clean pair of heels. Galloping On finished an admirable second off this mark at Lingfield in January, but he will need to step up on that effort if he is to get his head in front today, while Aragon Castle completes the shortlist for the in-form Andrew Balding team.

GALLOPING ON found only a more experienced rival too strong at Lingfield in January and, having been gelded since, he can take a step forward in first-time cheekpieces to get off the mark. Christian David is also open to progress on his return and could be the main danger, ahead of Aragon Castle.

It looks as if CHRISTIAN DAVID may be open to most improvement. Aragon Castle and Bill's Baar have run well on testing ground.

16:18 Bath Handicap (Class 3) 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:32 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	2 1st (2) (3/1 +25%) Elvis Mail	3 3/1(+25%)	(2) Elvis Mail 3/1, Useful handicap hurdler/chaser, scoring in this sphere at Kelso on return. Exploits have been mixed since but this represents a drop in class running in a veterans' event for the first time. Won off this mark at Kelso last October and could have a part to play now back over fences.
2	5 2nd (5) (7/2 +30%) Marown	3.5 7/2(+30%)	(5) Marown 7/2, Hasn't won since his novice days. Decent efforts in defeat first 2 starts this season but not so good at Newcastle the last twice, albeit trip too short last time. 1 lb out of the handicap. A return to form is needed but a case can be made on this season's best efforts.
3	4 3rd (4) (9/2 +0%) Omar Maretti	4.5 9/2(+0%)	(4) Omar Maretti 9/2, Landed a gamble when capitalising on further drop in the weights at Catterick (25.2f) in February but just respectable third in veterans' contest at Newbury last month. No threat when 3rd at Newbury last time but still a fair run and he might not be far away.
4	6 4th (6) (9/2 +55%) Houston Texas	4.5 9/2(+55%)	(6) Houston Texas 9/2, Added to his fine record at Carlisle when scoring on return (26.2f) here in November. Below par since, however, so opposable from 2 lb out of the handicap. Headgear on. Return to form needed but cheekpieces may help and he has an excellent record here.
5th	3 5th (3) (4/1 -14%) Ask Me Early	4 4/1(-14%)	(3) Ask Me Early 4/1, Temperamental, low-mileage 10-y-o who was back to form in first-time headgear when winning veterans event at Exeter in February. Found Midlands National at Uttoxeter too demanding following month but will be much more at home here. 9l win at Exeter then faded in Midlands National; key player if this doesn't come too soon.
6th	1 6th (1) (10/1 -300%) Two For Gold	10 10/1(-300%)	(1) Two For Gold 10/1, Signed off last season with success in a similar event at Ascot and returned with an excellent second there in November. Well held next 3 starts but back to form returned to Ascot and in a first-time tongue strap when a close second 2 weeks ago. Has winning form at this track so must be respected. Close second at Ascot a fortnight ago and strong claims if repeating that form.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

Two For Gold posted a much-improved effort when filling the runner-up spot in a first-time tongue-tie at Ascot a fortnight ago and, though he merits respect from 2lb higher, genuine heavy ground might not be what the veteran wants nowadays. With that in mind, ASK ME EARLY, who struggled in the Midlands National at Uttoxeter having bolted up over 3m at Exeter on his previous start, might be the answer now eased in trip. Omar Maretti can chase the pair home.

ELVIS MAIL won off this mark at Kelso on his reappearance and can return to winning ways dropped to a veterans' event for the first time. Two For Gold responded well to a tongue strap when a close second at Ascot 2 weeks ago so is feared most ahead of Ask Me Early, who will find this less demanding than the Midlands National.

Course specialist HOUSTON TEXAS hasn't been at his best on his last few starts but the first-time cheekpieces could trigger a revival.

16:32 Carlisle Handicap Chase (Class 2) 24f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:40 Leopardstown Handicap 8f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	8 1st (8) (10/1 +17%) Morse	10 10/1(+17%)	(8) Morse 10/1, Thrice-raced maiden. Third of 14 in maiden (9/4) at Dundalk (8f) 53 days ago, unsuited by drop in trip. Makes handicap debut. More required. Promise in C&D maiden at two, missed last year, two fair AW runs this year, handicap debut.
2	2 2nd (2) (8/1 -33%) Perfect Poise	8 8/1(-33%)	(2) Perfect Poise 8/1, Third of 5 in minor event (2/1) at Gowran (8.3f, heavy). Off 174 days. Each-way shout. Suited by soft ground, consistent in handicaps last season, worth considering.
3	1 3rd (1) (6/1 +20%) Livio Milo	6 6/1(+20%)	(1) Livio Milo 6/1, 3/1, last of 6 in handicap at Gowran (7f, good), unable to sustain effort. Off 7 months. Second on four occasions before winning a maiden, in rear on his only handicap start.
4	6 4th (6) (8/1 +0%) Come On The Lads	8 8/1(+0%)	(6) Come On The Lads 8/1, Thrice-raced maiden. Fifth of 14 in maiden at Dundalk (7f, 13/2) 72 days ago. Makes handicap debut. Promising debut on heavy when third over 1m1f last October, two fair AW runs in January.
5th	9 5th (9) (17/2 -31%) Sirjack Thomas	8.5 17/2(-31%)	(9) Sirjack Thomas 17/2, Fourteen runs since last win in 2023. Creditable third of 9 in handicap (15/2) at Cork (7f, heavy) 8 days ago. Expected to be bang there. Heavily raced seven-time winner, looked in decent shape when third at Cork eight days ago.
6th	11 6th (11) (10/1 -43%) Mogwli	10 10/1(-43%)	(11) Mogwli 10/1, Good second of 23 in handicap at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 14/1) 20 days ago. Visor back on. Should be in the mix. Good chance on his Curragh second, goes well for this rider and for another 10lb claimer.
7th	14 7th (14) (12/1 -50%) Sevensees	12 12/1(-50%)	(14) Sevensees 12/1, Thrice-raced maiden. Sixth of 11 in maiden at Listowel (8f, soft, 33/1). Off 6 months. Makes handicap debut. Uphill task. Last year's maiden form had the merit of consistency but others hold more obvious claims.
8th	10 8th (10) (12/1 +40%) Little Keilee	12 12/1(+40%)	(10) Little Keilee 12/1, Latest win at Dundalk in December. 22/1, twelfth of 13 in handicap at Lingfield (7f, AW) 9 days ago. Looks vulnerable. Has a solid record on AW since November, including a 7f Dundalk win, heavy going a concern.
9th	7 9th (7) (40/1 -21%) Moonlit Mist	40 40/1(-21%)	(7) Moonlit Mist 40/1, One win from 3 runs last year. First run since leaving Joseph G. Murphy when eleventh of 14 in claimer at Dundalk (10.7f, 33/1) 23 days ago. Down in trip. Blinkers on 1st time. Maiden winner for Joe Murphy at Ballinrobe last July, blinkered after moderate Dundalk run.
10th	13 10th (13) (5/1 +17%) Turbulence	5 5/1(+17%)	(13) Turbulence 5/1, Eleven runs since last win in 2021. Respectable third of 8 in handicap at Killarney (8.1f, heavy, 11/4). Off 6 months. Not taken lightly. Solid handicap form, handles soft but a beaten favourite on heavy on final start last year.
12th	15 12th (15) (28/1 -100%) Kodiac Prince	28 28/1(-100%)	(15) Kodiac Prince 28/1, 8/1, thirteenth of 15 in handicap at Listowel (8f, soft). Off 6 months. Two wins last June, no sign of his best form on his last seven starts last season.
13th	12 13th (12) (40/1 -233%) Limestone Red	40 40/1(-233%)	(12) Limestone Red 40/1, Winner at Dundalk in November. Good seventh of 14 in handicap at Dundalk (10.7f, 7/2), needing stronger gallop. Off 123 days. Back down in trip. Middle-distance winner at Dundalk, makes limited appeal on this surface or over this trip.
14th	3 14th (3) (5/1 +75%) Rhythm King	5 5/1(+75%)	(3) Rhythm King 5/1, Latest win at Gowran in October. Below form thirteenth of 22 in handicap at the Curragh (7f, heavy, 14/1). Off 154 days. Others more persuasive. Soundly beaten on final two starts last season after winning on heavy ground at Gowran.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

With Dylan Browne McMonagle back in the saddle, TURBULENCE catches the eye towards the foot of the weights. The former champion apprentice was also on board when the Ross O'Sullivan-trained seven-year-old finished runner-up at Naas last season. Having run a big race when fourth of 19 on his reappearance at this venue first time up in 2023, the gelding is clearly at his best in the early months. Rhythm King will absolutely relish these ground conditions as the Mark Fahey-trained four-year-old loves to get his toe in. He will be finishing better than most. Sirjack Thomas is race-fit and the Ado McGuinness-trained grey is another that should make his presence felt.

This looks wide open and it could be worth chancing TURBULENCE, who has yet to add to his maiden success back in 2021 but he is on a tempting mark judged on several pieces of subsequent handicap form. The consistent Perfect Poise will be a threat if fully tuned-up, while handicap debutant Come On The Lads, Mowgli and French import Belles Feuilles are others to consider.

The very experienced MOGWLI has helped provide valuable experience to young riders, one of whom may reap the reward now.

16:40 Leopardstown Handicap 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:45 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	7 1st (7) (7/2 +46%) Cooleenymore	3.5 7/2(+46%)	(7) Cooleenymore 7/2, Made the frame in all 5 of her handicap hurdle runs, but below that level sent chasing when only mid-field in mares handicap at Taunton (21.7f, soft) 12 days ago. Needs to take a step forward returned to this longer trip. Didn't fire on chasing debut but was consistent over hurdles and has conditions to suit.
2	9 2nd (9) (7/1 +56%) Getbazoutofhere	7 7/1(+56%)	(9) Getbazoutofhere 7/1, Winless over hurdles but returned in good heart this season and ran to a similar level on her chase debut when fourth in handicap at Leicester (22.7f, heavy) in January. However, produced a laboured effort when pulled up at Hereford on her latest outing. Flopped badly on latest outing but has good claims off current mark if back on song.
3	5 3rd (5) (9/1 -29%) Inchagoill Lady	9 9/1(-29%)	(5) Inchagoill Lady 9/1, Runner-up over hurdles at Hereford last January but went backwards in her 3 subsequent outings. After 3 months off (had a wind op), back on track when third in handicap at this C&D (heavy) on her chase debut last time, so task is now to build that with cheekpieces added. Made promising chase debut when placed over C&D last month; cheekpieces added today.
6	6 \|PU\| (6) (9/1 -80%) Desert Fortune	9 9/1(-80%)	(6) Desert Fortune 9/1, Didn't offer much over hurdles for Christian Williams, but this former point winner fared much better when runner-up Leicester (20.1f, heavy) on yard/chase debut in February. Not in the same form next time, but she could bounce back with blinkers applied. Below form over C&D last month but her chasing debut in February was encouraging.
3	3 \|PU\| (3) (9/1 +10%) Lazy Sunday	9 9/1(+10%)	(3) Lazy Sunday 9/1, Completed a hat-trick in handicap chases early last year and found only one too good first 2 starts this season. Patchy record since, still in front when falling at Lingfield in February before a below-par effort there last time. Capable if on a going day. Second off 9lb higher on first two starts this season but seems to have lost her way.
2	2 \|PU\| (2) (11/1 -267%) Whatsdastory	11 11/1(-267%)	(2) Whatsdastory 11/1, Runner-up at Taunton (21.7f) back from a break in February and shaped as if still in good form when stumbling and unseating home turn at Wincanton (25.1f, heavy) 11 days ago. Major player as she drops in grade. On a good mark now and was travelling okay before coming to grief on latest outing.
8	8 \|PU\| (8) (11/2 -10%) Kingsmill Gin	5.5 11/2(-10%)	(8) Kingsmill Gin 11/2, Bounced back to her best when scoring at this C&D a year ago but unseated early at Chepstow next time. After 8 months off, showed that she retains plenty of enthusiasm when mid-field here (heavy) on New Year's Day, no extra only late on. Could make another bold bid. C&D winner last April and ran well here on seasonal debut in January; one to consider.
1	1 \|PU\| (1) (12/1 -140%) Head And Heart	12 12/1(-140%)	(1) Head And Heart 12/1, In first-time cheekpieces, doubled her tally at Warwick (25.5f, heavy) in January but has produced lesser efforts both starts since, pulled up at the same course (29.2f) last time. However, she could fare better back down in trip/grade. Did not complete her last two races but looked good when scoring at Warwick in January.
11	11 \|PU\| (11) (15/2 +46%) Our Friend Mo	7.5 15/2(+46%)	(11) Our Friend Mo 15/2, Bettered anything she achieved over hurdles at the first attempt over fences when runner-up in handicap at Bangor (20.3f, heavy) in December. However, her form has gone the wrong way since, pulled up at this C&D 19 days ago. Second on chasing debut at Bangor in December but not much has gone to plan since.
10	10 \|PU\| (10) (22/1 -10%) Penny Mallow	22 22/1(-10%)	(10) Penny Mallow 22/1, Bumper/hurdles winner but hasn't offered much over fences, reported to have bled when down the field at Taunton (21.7f, soft) 12 days ago. Has something to prove at present. Regressive mare who has been out of form this season and is now 0-8 over fences.
4	4 \|PU\| (4) (25/1 -108%) Do You Think	25 25/1(-108%)	(4) Do You Think 25/1, Made a winning chase debut at Hereford (25.2f, good to soft) in November 2022 and ran well when second in the corresponding race this season. However, was running below form when brought down next time and well held back over hurdles on her latest outing. Well beaten when back over hurdles last time and would appeal more on better ground.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

WHATSDASTORY still looked to be going well when unseating her rider on the final bend before three out at Wincanton last time out. That was the 11-year-old's third start for new connections and she is now 12lb lower than for her last victory, which may be enough to help her see off Desert Fortune, who must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form of her penultimate second at Leicester. Cooleenymore and Head And Heart are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

WHATSDASTORY was still going well in second when stumbling and unseating at Wincanton 11 days ago, so she could be ready to take advantage of her reduced mark this time around. Head And Heart also drops in grade and is feared most, with C&D winner Kingsmill Gin completing the shortlist.

Lightly raced 8yo INCHAGOILL LADY seemed to have benefited enormously from a wind op when placed over C&D on her chasing debut.

16:45 Exeter Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f PREDICTION SIMULATION

16:53 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	11 1st (11) (13/2 +19%) Loughville	6.5 13/2(+19%)	(11) Loughville 13/2, Fair form. 2¾ lengths fifth of 7 to Platinum Jubilee in handicap at Chelmsford (1¼m) 24 days ago. Ran well on soft ground last year. Less exposed than the majority of these. Best run over 1m2f on soft; after just six races, she could have more to give.
2	6 2nd (6) (6/1 +25%) Chantico	6 6/1(+25%)	(6) Chantico 6/1, 4/1, respectable fourth of 10 in handicap at Wolverhampton (9.5f) 8 days ago. Tongue strap on first time and cheekpieces refitted. Enters the reckoning for a stable which got back among the winners this week. Promise on AW on last two starts, looking better than the bare results; equipment returns.
3	8 3rd (8) (7/2 +30%) Big Bear Hug	3.5 7/2(+30%)	(8) Big Bear Hug 7/2, Dual winner in the mud last year and underlined how well she handles deep ground when good 3¼ lengths second of 11 to Destinado in handicap at Doncaster (1¼m, heavy) 15 days ago, clear of rest. Cheekpieces back on. Shortlist material. Goes well in the mud; good second to Destinado in apprentice event at Doncaster (1m2f).
4	12 4th (12) (5/1 +17%) Destinado	5 5/1(+17%)	(12) Destinado 5/1, Has thrived since joining James Owen, adding to his AW victories with decisive success in 11-runner handicap at Doncaster (1¼m, heavy; Big Bear Hug second) last month. Posted another good effort when third at Southwell (11f) a week ago and must enter calculations. First turf win at Doncaster (1m2f, soft) March from Big Bear Hug; good AW 3rd last Sunday.
5th	4 5th (4) (20/1 -43%) Raintown	20 20/1(-43%)	(4) Raintown 20/1, Back to winning ways at Lingfield in January. Not in anything like the same form at Kempton later that month and freshened up since. Best form to date on AW. 1m4f AW win two runs ago; the lack of impact in his five turf races is a concern.
6th	2 6th (2) (15/2 +53%) Expressionless	7.5 15/2(+53%)	(2) Expressionless 15/2, Two wins from 6 runs last year. Thirteenth of 18 in handicap (12/1) at Doncaster (1m, heavy) on reappearance 15 days ago. Back up in trip. Needs to have come on a lot. Two 1m wins on soft last spring; not so good since, including the Spring Mile 15 days ago.
7th	5 7th (5) (9/1 +10%) Abu Royal	9 9/1(+10%)	(5) Abu Royal 9/1, Placed over this trip at Lingfield on last 2 starts. Ran well on testing ground last year. One to consider back on the grass. On the premises with blinkers last three outings (1m2f, AW); went close on soft last April.
8th	13 8th (13) (20/1 -25%) Taritino	20 20/1(-25%)	(13) Taritino 20/1, Drew a blank on the Flat for Amy Murphy last year. Best run over hurdles for new yard when fourth in maiden at Taunton (16.5f, soft) 27 days ago. Has a career-low mark to work with back on the level. 1-14 on the Flat; fourth since in his three hurdle races, last two of which were on soft.
9th	14 9th (14) (33/1 -136%) Chester Tonik	33 33/1(-136%)	(14) Chester Tonik 33/1, Won over this trip at Salisbury for Peter Chapple-Hyam last May. Also went runner-up on heavy at Beverley last September. Hard to draw any encouragement from January's hurdle debut for new yard but he might be more at home back on the Flat. Best runs for Peter Chapple-Hyam make appeal; tailed off in January on stable/hurdle debut.
10th	10 10th (10) (10/1 -25%) Measured Moments	10 10/1(-25%)	(10) Measured Moments 10/1, 18/5, respectable fourth of 6 in handicap at Southwell (1m) 22 days ago, unable to sustain effort. Back up in trip. Acts on heavy. Reliable sort, probably with no trip or ground worries; major each-way contender.
11th	3 11th (3) (100/1 -300%) Serious Look	100 100/1(-300%)	(3) Serious Look 100/1, Failed to make an impact in handicaps for George Boughey last year. Steps up in trip for yard debut after 8 months off. Likely best watched. No serious impact last year and left George Boughey for 6,500gns in September.
12th	9 12th (9) (50/1 -525%) Platinum Jubilee	50 50/1(-525%)	(9) Platinum Jubilee 50/1, 9/4, career best when winning 7-runner handicap at Chelmsford (1¼m) 24 days ago, kept up to work. First run for yard after leaving Andrew Balding. Her ability to handle these ground conditions has to be taken on trust. Off the mark at Chelmsford (1m2f, AW) last month; left A Balding for 10,500gns 11 days ago.
13th	7 13th (7) (25/1 -150%) Fazayte	25 25/1(-150%)	(7) Fazayte 25/1, Hurdle and dual chase winner in 2023. Runner-up on heavy on the first of 3 Flat runs last autumn. One to note in the betting now handicapping for the first time in this sphere. 9yo who's 5-25 over jumps; first of his only three Flat runs looked promising (1m2f, soft).

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

PLATINUM JUBILEE justified market support when scoring a shade cosily over 1m2f at Chelmsford last month and, upped 3lb for this debut for new connections, she holds every chance of bringing up the double here. The combination of the ease in grade and step up in trip can see Measured Moments emerge as the main danger to the selection, while Loughville didn't fire when sent off a warm order on her first start since undergoing wind surgery at Chelmsford last month, but clearly better was expected and she shouldn't be overlooked.

A competitive handicap. BIG BEAR HUG was 3¼ lengths behind the reopposing Destinado at Doncaster last month but Adam West's mare is entitled to come on for that first outing of the season and might be able to turn the tables on 6 lb better terms. Abu Royal and Cavalluccio head the many possible dangers.

The selection is BIG BEAR HUG to win by reversing his Doncaster placings with Destinado on the revised terms.

16:53 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 10f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:05 Carlisle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 2 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	1 1st (1) (5/4 +58%) Gamesters Guy		1.25 5/4(+58%)																															(1) Gamesters Guy 5/4, Made the ideal start with his stable going well when landing an 8-runner contest at Uttoxeter and far from disgraced when third in a stronger contest at Aintree 3 months ago. Should be thereabouts. Won on debut at Uttoxeter; 3rd in warm little race at Aintree; solid claims under penalty.
3	2 3rd (2) (4/1 -78%) Helsgetaway		4 4/1(-78%)																															(2) Helsgetaway 4/1, Built on promising debut when runner-up in Newcastle bumper 115 days ago and looks capable of going one better if taking another step forward. Went close at Newcastle on second start and should be suited by this stiff finish.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content,

Having been on target at Uttoxeter on his racecourse bow, Gamesters Guy was far from disgraced under a penalty at Aintree next time. Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero's charge ought to be on the premises once again, but in receipt of 7lb, HELSGETAWAY might prove too strong. The son of Getaway was only denied by half a length when runner-up at Newcastle in December and this represents a fine opportunity to go one better. Any market support should be noted for the Nicky Richards-trained Robby ahead of his debut.

HELSGETAWAY sets the standard on his second at Newcastle last time and, with the scope for better still, he might be the one to side with over Gamesters Guy, the only winner in the field. Robby is comfortably the most appealing of the newcomers.

Having kept on well for a close second at Newcastle on his second start, the uphill finish should prove ideal for HELSGETAWAY.

17:05 Carlisle NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:12 Leopardstown Handicap 8f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds
1	15 1st (15) (11/2 +73%) Speckled Meadow	5.5 11/2(+73%)	(15) Speckled Meadow 11/2, Fifteenth of 19 in handicap at the Curragh (10f, heavy, 13/2). Off 159 days. Looks competitive on form. Won twice in late 2022 on testing ground, inconsistent last year, fair form at this track.
2	13 2nd (13) (6/1 +14%) Starting Monday	6 6/1(+14%)	(13) Starting Monday 6/1, Twenty runs since last win in 2021. 7/2, below form eighth of 14 in handicap at Gowran (8.3f, heavy). Off 173 days. Expected to be bang there. Only two wins from 29 starts but is suited by testing conditions and can go well fresh.
3	11 3rd (11) (25/1 -79%) Roderick	25 25/1(-79%)	(11) Roderick 25/1, Second of 7 in claimer (50/1) at Dundalk (7f) 12 days ago. Others more persuasive. Ran well at a big price in a recent Dundalk claimer, solid record on turf, 4-15.
4	6 4th (6) (11/2 +8%) See Me Through	5.5 11/2(+8%)	(6) See Me Through 11/2, Lightly-raced maiden. 20/1, good fourth of 23 in handicap at the Curragh (8f, heavy) 20 days ago. Started the season well with fourth on handicap debut at the Curragh, worth considering.
5th	19 5th (19) (17/2 -70%) Spring Collection	8.5 17/2(-70%)	(19) Spring Collection 17/2, Promising sort. 50/1, second of 13 in handicap at Naas (7f, heavy) 14 days ago, clear of rest. Should have more to offer. Proved a revelation at Naas a fortnight ago on first run on grass, a strong contender.
6th	17 6th (17) (18/1 +10%) Broad Daylight	18 18/1(+10%)	(17) Broad Daylight 18/1, 28/1, seventeenth of 23 in handicap at the Curragh (8f, heavy) 20 days ago. Tongue strap back on. Ended last season with a pleasing display, down the field at the Curragh last month.
7th	5 7th (5) (10/1 -25%) Super Over	10 10/1(-25%)	(5) Super Over 10/1, 2/1, didn't need to improve to win 12-runner handicap at Dundalk (8f) 30 days ago, responding well. 0-7 on turf. In good form at Dundalk recently, all four wins have been on AW, heavy going a concern.
8th	1 8th (1) (11/1 -22%) Sixpack	11 11/1(-22%)	(1) Sixpack 11/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 5/2, creditable second of 7 in handicap at Gowran (9.4f, good to soft), keeping on well. Off 9 months. Ended last season with an improved display on yielding ground, trip may be a bit short.
9th	8 9th (8) (50/1 -52%) Mulgrave	50 50/1(-52%)	(8) Mulgrave 50/1, Three wins from 11 runs last year. Latest win at Dundalk in February. 12/1, last of 14 in handicap at Chelmsford City (8f) 9 days ago. Chance if rediscovering old form. Six-time winner at Dundalk, 0-15 on turf, placed only once, hard to fancy on that basis.
10th	20 10th (20) (18/1 -13%) Tall Story	18 18/1(-13%)	(20) Tall Story 18/1, Remains a maiden after 32 Flat runs. Respectable eleventh of 23 in handicap at the Curragh (8f, heavy, 22/1) 20 days ago. Mid-division at the Curragh on seasonal debut, longstanding maiden, others preferred.
11th	4 11th (4) (14/1 -100%) Rock Etoile	14 14/1(-100%)	(4) Rock Etoile 14/1, 12/1, creditable fourth of 12 in handicap at this course (7.1f, heavy), well positioned. Off 168 days. Stable in good form. Sure to go well. Consistent form last season, 2-24 record is not good enough to inspire strong confidence.
12th	18 12th (18) (10/1 +75%) Status Green	10 10/1(+75%)	(18) Status Green 10/1, Bit below form ninth of 16 in handicap at Gowran (11.8f, heavy, 14/1). Off 174 days. Significantly back down in trip. Signs of ability last summer but improvement was not sustained, lacks a recent run.
13th	9 13th (9) (10/1 -25%) Breezy Zoff	10 10/1(-25%)	(9) Breezy Zoff 10/1, One win from 26 Flat runs. Bit below form twelfth of 23 in handicap (6/1) at the Curragh (8f, heavy) 20 days ago. Hood back on. Can give a good account without posing serious threat to principals. Form last season included five second placings, should be better for a Curragh run.
14th	12 14th (12) (50/1 -257%) Skontonovski	50 50/1(-257%)	(12) Skontonovski 50/1, Latest win at Dundalk in November. 8/1, last of 10 in handicap at Dundalk (8f) 16 days ago, slowly away. In good form at Dundalk in the closing months of last year, less dependable there recently.
15th	14 15th (14) (50/1 -100%) Sandyman	50 50/1(-100%)	(14) Sandyman 50/1, First run since leaving James McAuley when good fourth of 13 in handicap hurdle at Downpatrick (17.3f, good, 13/2), finishing with running left. Off 7 months. Significantly down in trip. Satisfactory effort over hurdles at Downpatrick last August on only start for this stable.
16th	7 16th (7) (80/1 -100%) Cu Chulainn	80 80/1(-100%)	(7) Cu Chulainn 80/1, Thirteenth of 14 in handicap at Dundalk (10.7f, 22/1). Off 123 days. Down in trip. First run for yard after leaving Richard John O'Brien. Two wins for Brian Meehan, failed to show his best form in two Irish runs last year.
18th	10 18th (10) (66/1 -230%) Bright Start	66 66/1(-230%)	(10) Bright Start 66/1, Sixteen runs since last win in 2021. Sixth of 7 in claimer (14/1) at Dundalk (7f) 12 days ago. Sole win in 22 starts came on Meydan dirt in 2021, not an obvious contender on recent form.
19th	3 19th (3) (18/1 -50%) Randall Poets Lass	18 18/1(-50%)	(3) Randall Poets Lass 18/1, Lightly-raced maiden. 16/1, below form twelfth of 22 in handicap at the Curragh (7f, heavy), left poorly placed. Off 154 days. Not taken lightly. Fair form in maidens over this trip, down the field on her only handicap start.
20th	2 20th (2) (50/1 -257%) One Boss	50 50/1(-257%)	(2) One Boss 50/1, Below form fifth of 14 in claimer (3/1) at Dundalk (7f). Off 163 days. First run for yard after leaving Mrs J. Harrington. A 14-race maiden, placed six times for Jessica Harrington, seems to act on any ground.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

STARTING MONDAY has a bit to prove now having disappointed on a couple of occasions last season but it is difficult to ignore his claims off a mark of 62. The Gillian Scott-trained seven-year-old relishes testing conditions and has run well fresh on a couple of occasions in the past. If anywhere near his best, the Ravens Pass gelding will prove a hard horse to get by in the straight. Spring Collection showed next to nothing in four starts at Dundalk but the filly looked a totally different proposition switched to turf last time. Staying on strongly to finish runner-up at Naas, the daughter of Postponed should appreciate the mile. See Me Through is a lightly raced colt capable of improving on a very promising handicap debut last time.

Having shaped really well on his handicap debut at the Curragh last month, SEE ME THROUGH makes plenty of appeal off the same mark here. Spring Collection took a significant step forward when just touched off at Naas recently and she will be a big threat if able to build on that. An on-song Starting Monday would be in with a serious chance, too, while Rock Etoile is also shortlisted.

If building on a much-improved performance on her turf debut at Naas a fortnight ago SPRING COLLECTION should be hard to beat

17:12 Leopardstown Handicap 8f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:18 Exeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 0 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments

LTO Selection:

An impressive winner of a point-to-point flat race at Larkhil in February, PYLEIGH MASTER is a half-brother to the capable Go Steady and he should have plenty of improvement to come. Locked Down Lad arrives with similar claims after scoring between the flags first time out at Milborne St Andrew, while Prophesea needs to prove he can handle the drop in trip but warrants respect after landing a 2m4f point-to-point last month.

This is really tricky without the benefit for market clues but GO JOHNNY GO arrives with a solid record in point bumpers and takes marginal preference over Prophesa, who was also successful on his last start in that sphere. Pyleigh Master is also of interest but it's an open race.

Joshua Newman rode both GO JOHNNY GO and Mount Mason to their recent wins so that's a pointer to the selection.

17:18 Exeter NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:25 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	4 1st (4) (11/2 +31%) Maharajas Express	5.5 11/2(+31%)	(4) Maharajas Express 11/2, Latest win at Wolverhampton in December. Blinkered for 1st time, creditable second of 10 in handicap at Doncaster (5f, soft, 11/1) 14 days ago, despite being slowly away. Should remain competitive. Transferred his good AW form for this yard back to slow turf latest; more needed to win.
2	5 2nd (5) (15/2 +6%) Connie's Rose	7.5 15/2(+6%)	(5) Connie's Rose 15/2, Four wins from 16 runs last year but ran below form when sixth of 14 in handicap at this course (5.7f, soft) on final outing. Off 172 days and may bounce back. Four wins last year, two over C&D (including heavy); has run well fresh in the past.
3	7 3rd (7) (12/1 -140%) Buraback	12 12/1(-140%)	(7) Buraback 12/1, Won 11-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (6.1f, 10/3) 8 days ago, well positioned and getting a nice run through on the inner. More needed to land the hat-trick. Chasing a hat-trick after two 6f AW wins; up in class; promise in one run on heavy.
4	1 4th (1) (6/4 +33%) Thornaby Pearl	1.5 6/4(+33%)	(1) Thornaby Pearl 6/4, Proved at least as good as ever when winning 11-runner handicap at Doncaster (5f, soft) 14 days ago, quickening clear approaching final 1f. Hit with 7 lb rise but looks capable of following up. Looked good at Doncaster on recent return; up 7lb and not guaranteed to back it up.
5th	8 5th (8) (11/2 -10%) Sir Benedict	5.5 11/2(-10%)	(8) Sir Benedict 11/2, Edged out a next-time out winner at Southwell last month and followed up back there in 9-runner handicap (5f) 10 days ago, well on top finish. Remains well treated on old form and much respected in hat-trick bid. 2-2 since cheekpieces went on; handles soft well, probably heavy; contender.
6th	2 6th (2) (22/1 -57%) Some Nightmare	22 22/1(-57%)	(2) Some Nightmare 22/1, Fair handicapper who shaped as if better for the run when down the field in 10-runner event at Kempton (6f) 36 days ago. Down to a good mark; sharper with his reappearance behind him; not ruled out.
7th	3 7th (3) (12/1 -50%) Willingly	12 12/1(-50%)	(3) Willingly 12/1, Latest win at Nottingham in October and ran well when second of 13 in handicap (17/2) at Newmarket (5f, soft) on final outing, well positioned. Off 156 days and his record suggests he may just need the run. Ended 2023 on the up and has a fine record on heavy ground; five-month break the worry.
8th	9 8th (9) (11/1 -83%) Port Noir	11 11/1(-83%)	(9) Port Noir 11/1, Capitalised on a falling mark in 8-runner handicap at Wolverhampton (7.2f, 9/1) 6 days ago. Down in trip and respected under a penalty. Won well at Wolverhampton on Monday but down 2f in trip and the ground is a real concern.
9th	10 9th (10) (22/1 +12%) Katar	22 22/1(+12%)	(10) Katar 22/1, Remains a maiden after 27 Flat runs and only ninth of 12 in handicap at Wolverhampton (6.1f) 27 days ago. Passed over from 1 lb out of the weights. Exposed 27-race maiden; suitability of the ground has to be taken on trust.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

THORNABY PEARL returned to action with an all-the-way success at Doncaster a fortnight ago and, with Mia Nicholls' 5lb claim negating most of the 7lb rise he incurred for that victory, he might be tough to beat. That said, Sir Benedict arrives following two victories on Southwell's Tapeta surface and he must be respected back on the grass, along with Willingly, who looks set to relish forecast conditions as she returns from a 156-day absence. Port Noir is also noted.

THORNABY PEARL returned at the very top of his game when scoring in good style on his reappearance at Doncaster 2 weeks ago and will take a bit of stopping if turning up here in similar form. Sir Benedict and Port Noir head the opposition.

Cheekpieces have had a positive effect on SIR BENEDICT and he is taken to complete his hat-trick.

17:25 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

17:55 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form	Odds	Comments
1	6 1st (6) (11/8 +66%) Sarah's Verse	1.375 11/8(+66%)	(6) Sarah's Verse 11/8, 4-time course winner. Sixteen runs since last win in 2023. Fourth of 5 in handicap (8/1) at Southwell (6.1f) 68 days ago. Could bounce back after a break. Shot back to form exactly one year ago and that was a win over C&D on soft off 9lb higher.
2	4 2nd (4) (16/1 -220%) Alafdhal	16 16/1(-220%)	(4) Alafdhal 16/1, Latest win at Kempton in February. Creditable third of 10 in handicap at Lingfield (6f, AW, 12/1) 16 days ago. Has an uninspiring turf record. Doing well on the AW; had a win on good to soft in June 2022, unraced on worse.
3	9 3rd (9) (15/2 -50%) One Hart	7.5 15/2(-50%)	(9) One Hart 15/2, Thirteen runs since last win in 2023. Last of 11 in handicap at Kempton (6f, 14/1) 49 days ago. Had been shaping up well prior to that and might get back on track after a break. Short-head defeat over 7.4f on soft last May; three minor honours on AW this January.
4	3 4th (3) (7/1 +13%) So Smart	7 7/1(+13%)	(3) So Smart 7/1, One win from 32 Flat runs. Thirteen runs since last win in 2022. 5/2, last of 6 in handicap at Windsor (5.1f, good). Off 8 months. First run for yard after leaving David Evans. Others make more appeal. Ended last summer off the boil and left David Evans for 1,000gns last October.
5th	2 5th (2) (10/1 -43%) Sugar Hill Babe	10 10/1(-43%)	(2) Sugar Hill Babe 10/1, C&D winner. Latest win at Newcastle in February. 11/1, seventh of 11 in handicap at Southwell (5f) 26 days ago. Type to bounce back quickly. 1st and 2nd before a lesser show last time; well held last July on her only run on soft.
6th	5 6th (5) (9/1 +25%) Danzart	9 9/1(+25%)	(5) Danzart 9/1, Seventh of 10 in handicap at Doncaster (5f, soft, 28/1) 14 days ago, merely passing beaten rivals. Reappearance effort is easily excused and he's becoming well treated. Needs to have come on a lot since return but there was a major problem with his blindfold.
7th	7 7th (7) (11/1 -10%) My Genghis	11 11/1(-10%)	(7) My Genghis 11/1, 7/1, seventh of 8 in handicap at Chepstow (5.1f, good to firm), hampered. Off 7 months. Out of sorts when last seen so hard to make a strong case for. Out of form last summer on last three starts; ran creditably in one of three races on soft.
8th	8 8th (8) (20/1 -100%) Pablo Del Pueblo	20 20/1(-100%)	(8) Pablo Del Pueblo 20/1, Sixteen runs since last win in 2023. Sixth of 9 in handicap (8/1) at Chelmsford City (5f) 38 days ago. Others make more appeal. Latest creditable run was on New Year's Eve; bit to prove also on worse than good to soft.
9th	1 9th (1) (9/1 -125%) Four Adaay	9 9/1(-125%)	(1) Four Adaay 9/1, Ninth of 11 in handicap at Leicester (5f, good, 14/1). Off 180 days. Becoming well treated and has won fresh in the past, so she's worth taking a chance on in a weak race. Two backward steps to end last term; that's after a very solid sequence, including on soft.

LTO Selection:hiden content, hiden content, hiden content, hiden content

SARAH'S VERSE has been running with credit on the all-weather in recent months and she looks primed to strike back at this venue. Ron Harris' charge landed a fillies' handicap on this card a year ago from a 9lb higher mark and with conditions in her favour, including a low draw, she looks sure to mount a stern challenge. Four Adaay has a solid record when fresh and she must be considered from a competitive rating, while Danzart, who had excuses at Doncaster last time out, should not be underestimated.

FOUR ADAAY drops in grade and she's made a successful reappearance in the past so, in a race where most have something to prove, she could be the one to side with. One Hart is liable to bounce back from a poor run, so he's considered, while Sugar Hill Babe is another one who could return to form.

This may well be best left to SARAH'S VERSE (nap) staging the sort of revival which brought her wins at this meeting in 2021 and 2023.

17:55 Bath Handicap (Class 5) 5f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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