There were 28 Races on Friday 12th April 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 6 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Aintree, 7 races at Southwell, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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This may represent a steep rise in grade for CHIANTI CLASSICO, but the way in which he won the Ultima at Cheltenham suggested that he may be up to the task. It was that very contest last year which produced a Grand National and Punchestown Gold Cup winner, and Kim Bailey's charge may be able to follow suit having scored on three of his four starts over fences. An impressive winner off top-weight in the Kim Muir, Inothewayurthinkin has experience at the top level and there should be more improvement forthcoming over this trip. Iroko didn't cut much ice on his return in the Turners but going up in trip is likely to suit, while C&D winner Giovinco is another to note after a creditable third in the Brown Advisory.

INOTHEWAYURTHINKIN recorded a first success over fences in fine style when landing the Kim Muir at the Cheltenham Festival, relishing the step up in trip, and he can continue his progression to follow up returned to Grade 1 company. Heart Wood also showed improved form when winning a major handicap at Leopardstown on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of Chianti Classico.

Inothewayurthinkin and Chianti Classico are respected, while IROKO (narrowly preferred) is interesting back up in distance.
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DIAMOND KODA got no further than the first hurdle when unseating at Market Rasen on his latest outing. The five-year-old, who produced a consistent level of form in bumpers, is taken to make amends on this occasion and shed the maiden tag. A flatter track might aid the cause of Get A Superstar, who was a beaten favourite at Carlisle in February, while Yalla Habibi is expected to be in the mix once again.

This looks a good chance for YALLA HABIBI to gain compensation for his unlucky defeat at Hereford. Diamond Koda is the obvious one for the forecast spot ahead of Jamie Snowden Flat recruit Big Cheese.

This may be too sharp for Yall Habibi so DIAMOND KODA is selected to get off the mark on his fourth run over hurdles.
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JANGO BAIE hasn't kicked on as many anticipated he would after scoring in a Grade 1 over an extended 2m here in December, finishing runner-up on both of his subsequent starts. However, the fact that he was able to finish second in a Kelso Grade 2 over 2m2f when his stable were struggling for form is a testament to his ability. Now stepping back up in trip on his handicap debut, he can return to winning ways. Dangers are aplenty and headed by Springwell Bay, who has been nudged up 2lb for finishing a gallant second over 3m at Musselburgh and a strongly-run race on a flat track should be right up his street. Harry Skelton has presumably opted to ride Kateira ahead of Boombawn, and she warrants respect on the back of an eye-catching fourth over 2m5f at Kempton last month.

An ultra-competitive handicap. MAKING HEADWAY is one who should have more to offer now stepping up to 2½m so he's the suggestion on the back of his good run in the Imperial Cup. If the refitting of a hood helps Ocastle des Mottes to settle better he could pose a big threat. Kateira, one of five for Dan Skelton, bounced back to form at Kempton recently and ran a blinder at this meeting last year so she's also on the shortlist along with Formby winner Jango Baie and Fergal O'Brien Kamsinas.

Having done pretty well to finish midfield in the Coral Cup after a significant error, MIGHT I is taken to exploit an attractive mark.
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There was plenty to like about DO NO WRONG's exploits last summer with a brace of victories at Uttoxeter when clearly appreciating the step up to 3m. Despite dropping back in trip and being 11lb higher than his latest success, it wouldn't be a major surprise if further improvement were forthcoming. Ingennio couldn't have won any easier over C&D at the start of the month and is respected along with Scene One.

If DO NO WRONG resumes in the same form as when last seen he's the one to beat again. Jacks Touch and Jigginstown King have both won over C&D this season and can give Justin Landy's charge most to do in that order.

C&D winner SCENE ONE holds his form well and despite his rise up the ratings is taken to score for the third time this season.
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Mystical Power was outstayed up the Cheltenham hill by a plucky Slade Steel in the Supreme last month, but the talented son of Galileo, who leads the way on official ratings, could be much more at home on this flatter track and he demands the utmost respect. He can confirm superiority over Firefox, who finished third in the Festival opener, but DYSART ENOS gets the nod. Fergal O'Brien's mare, who landed the Grade 2 bumper at this meeting 12 months ago, remains unbeaten under Rules having notched up a trio of hurdling victories this season. Golden Ace, who she comprehensively defeated in the aforementioned bumper, franked the form in no uncertain terms when landing the Dawn Run at Cheltenham, a race in which the selection was withdrawn from.

A son of the illustrious mare Annie Power, MYSTICAL POWER has quickly reached a smart level over hurdles, enhancing his form further when runner-up in last month's Supreme at the Cheltenham Festival, and he looks to hold sound claims of resuming winning ways with the prospect of more to come on the back of just 4 career starts. Firefox, not seen to best effect when a place behind the selection that day, is another of firm interest. Dysart Enos and Golden Ace are others who can feature.

This is where DYSART ENOS should take her hurdles rating to a new level and she gets the vote, ahead of Mystical Power.
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SAINT JAGUEN has displayed some ability in three outings to date over hurdles and Fergal O'Brien's gelding makes plenty of appeal with his attentions now switched to handicap company for the first time. Connections will be hoping the reapplication of cheekpieces might help make a difference to the fortunes of Arabescato, with recent chase winner Cloudy Wednesday and Clararose others to consider.

A chance is taken on Fergal O'Brien handicap newcomer SAINT JAGUEN, with confidence increased should the betting vibes be strong. Clararose is another unexposed type from a leading stable, while Cloudy Wednesday won a chase off this mark on Easter Monday.

In a low-grade race that makes minimal appeal recent chase winner CLOUDY WEDNESDAY is taken to beat Clararose and Arabescato.
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Jonbon missed the Champion Chase at the 11th hour due to concerns over the health of Nicky Henderson's string and he arrives following a shock defeat at the hands of Elixir De Nutz in the rearranged Clarence House at Cheltenham in January. Connections have always wanted to step him up in trip, but the prospects of testing ground on his first attempt over 2m4f may prove to be his undoing. Pic D'Orhy bids to become the seventh horse to win back-to-back renewals and will be full of confidence after an all-the-way success in the Ascot Chase. That said, this renewal appears to be stronger than last year and it wouldn't be a huge shock if the Ryanair form stood up. PROTEKTORAT travelled supremely well when handling the drop back in trip with considerable ease and outstayed Envoi Allen after the final fence. Although this test may suit the latter more, there has to be a concern whether he can back up his Cheltenham effort, whereas Dan Skelton's charge appears to be thriving for being kept busy and ground conditions are very much in his favour.

The 1-2-3 from this year's Ryanair again do battle but it's a notable absentee from the Cheltenham Festival JONBON who's selected to regain the winning thread having been undone by a rare jumping blip in the rearranged Clarence House on Trials Day in January. Confidence would only heighten should the yard's handful of runners go well on Thursday. Last year's winner Pic d'Orhy arrives fresh, so he may provide most resistance, ahead of recent Ryanair-scorer Protektorat.

Jonbon has the best chance on his peak 2m form. Protektorat is one of the main alternatives but PIC D'ORHY is preferred.
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The Wise Traveller jumped well to score by over a length in this grade at Huntingdon in November and he is likely to be involved again off a 5lb higher mark on his return to action. However, the vote goes to SHENGAI ENKI, who wasn't disgraced in third over an extended 2m4f at Huntingdon on his latest outing. The son of Buck's Boum could find improvement for this step up in distance, so he looks the way to go. Of the remainder, The Bold Thady makes some appeal.

THE WISE TRAVELLER's front-running style should be suited to this place and he can make it 2-3 for the Sarah Humphrey yard. The Bold Thady is likely to be on the premises yet again, while Chatty Chich appeals as a potential improver in handicaps for Dan Skelton.

Having scored in decent style on his latest start back in November, THE WISE TRAVELLER is taken to follow up off this 5lb higher mark.
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These unique fences often bring the best out of those with previous experience and last year's winner Bill Baxter rates a serious contender off just 1lb higher with first-time cheekpieces added. Killer Kane, who rallied in the latter stages to gain a respectable third-placed finish 12 months ago, also enters calculations off a 3lb lower mark. However, the irrepressible Willie Mullins, who has won two of the last four renewals, yet again fields a strong hand and, while top-weight Classic Getaway adds a touch of class and Aime Desjy has obvious talent despite his lack of chasing experience, it is JAMES DU BERLAIS who shades the vote. Proven on deep ground, the selection is a previous winner over this trip and Mullins' eight-year-old is taken to do the business.

Plenty are in with a shout. SHAKEM UP'ARRY impressed when landing the Plate at the Festival and with his jumping an asset he can complete a hat-trick in this prestigious event. Irish-challenger Life In The Park could emerge as the main danger after coming home a very good fourth behind Ben Pauling's upwardly-mobile chaser at Cheltenham, although a solid case can also be made for last year's winner Bill Baxter and the Willie Mullins-trained duo Classic Getaway and James du Berlais.

With the form of his second at Newbury having received a firm boost, the progressive novice KANDOO KID (nap) earns the vote.
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EL MUCHACHO struck by over seven lengths when making his first start for the Harriet Dickin yard at Plumpton earlier in the month and he was given an 8lb rise for that success. The seven-year-old is still relatively unexposed over fences and he looks the one to beat. Coastguard Station finished second in a class 2 event at Ascot last time and he will appreciate this drop in grade, while Templier should also go well.

EL MUCHACHO won easily at Plumpton and an 8 lb rise doesn't look enough to prevent him making it 2-2 for new trainer Harriet Dickin. Templier returns to the scene of his win in November and is feared most ahead of Coastguard Station.

Not suited by the right-handed track when second in a valuable race at Ascot last month, COASTGUARD STATION (nap) remains well treated.
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PROUDLY YOURS is her trainer's first juvenile runner of the season and is well bred. The first foal from a French winning half-sister to Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf winner Victoria Road, she is drawn wide but could be quite useful. A half-length separated Besiege and Bamako on their respective course-and-distance debuts 17 days ago, although the latter, who is out of an American Grade 3 winner, arguably shaped with a fraction more promise.

The market can prove a good guide but Ger Lyons has his string in good nick so his Mehmas filly PROUDLY YOURS is fancied to go in at the first time of asking. Fellow newcomer Captain Gallagher could emerge as the main danger, with C&D third Besiege appealing most of those with previous experience.

A chance is taken on the well-bred PROUDLY YOURS to make a winning debut for a yard that has started the new Flat season strongly.
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The Jukebox Man was given a brilliant front-running ride by Kielan Woods when only beaten a head in the Albert Bartlett at Cheltenham last month. That said, he may not be allowed such an easy time on the lead here and it would be no surprise to see DANCING CITY (third) reverse the form. Willie Mullins' gelding was not suited by the sedate pace that day and better can be expected here. Readin Tommy Wrong should not be written off after a poor effort in the same contest, while Kyntara is next best.

READIN TOMMY WRONG arrived as a warm order to land the Albert Bartlett at Cheltenham and, while he produced a tame display, he's worth a chance to set the record straight at the possible expense of The Jukebox Man, who was runner-up in that race. Shanagh Bob has plenty of potential and, having missed the Festival, he arrives fresh with solid claims.

It might pay to take on the Cheltenham players with CROKE PARK and Shanagh Bob, with the Irish runner interesting up in distance.
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BARRA BLUE shaped with plenty of promise when finishing third on her debut at Huntingdon last month and she would have learned a great deal from that experience. Fergal O'Brien's mare could have plenty more to offer and is the one to beat. Bond Broker regressed after his third at Exeter in November when well held at Fontwell next time, but he sports a first-time hood which could unlock some improvement. Any market confidence behind the 20,000-pound purchase Treasure Cove would also be interesting.

BOND BROKER won his point on good ground and it wouldn't be any surprise to see him leave the form of his soft-ground bumper runs behind now encountering a faster surface. Fergal O'Brien's Barra Blue is the obvious danger unless the betting vibes are strong surrounding newcomer Treasure Cove, who is a half-brother to 3 Flat winners.

The combination of good gound and a first-time hood may enable keen-goer BOND BROKER to open his account under rules.
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PHIL'S DREAM (second) and My Girl Sioux (third) were separated by just a head over course-and-distance last month and the selection might confirm placings. The selection's only win came over C&D in January, when beating My Girl Sioux into fourth and is generally consistent. My Girl Sioux is herself dependable but is a 23-race maiden. Five-time winner Theriverrunsdeep has won once (in 2021) over C&D but is better at 6f nowadays. The reappearing Shoebox King has just his second all-weather start, while Spirit Of Eagles and Make Clear debut for new yards. 26-race maiden Sosallycanwait competes from a career-low rating, has been placed on the all-weather in the past and has Colin Keane's assistance.

MY GIRL SIOUX has knocked on the door here in recent months and is taken to gain an overdue first success. Phil's Dream, Theriverrunsdeep and No Speed Limit, who won the last time he was partnered by Billy Lee, head the dangers.

COMEIN COMEIN has plenty of early pace but pulled too hard in testing ground at Cork last time. He can get off the mark now.
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A determined winner of the Imperial Cup last month, GO DANTE looks to have been saved for another crack at this contest, having been slightly unlucky in running when short of room two out last year. A 5lb rise for his Sandown victory could prove lenient and he gets the vote ahead of Boodles runner-up Eagles Reign and fellow Irish raider Brucio, who was on a hat-trick when brought down early on at Kelso latest. Skycutter seems to be an improving sort for leading connections, while Ballee and Ted Hastings are others to consider.

It wouldn't be any great surprise were the Irish raiders to dominate with ZEEBAND spearheading the half-a-dozen challengers from across the pond. He has got his act together over hurdles in recent weeks and there could be even more to come from him given his exploits on the Flat a few years ago. Maidenstreetprince was going toe-to-toe with Sir Gerhard when falling 2 out at Cork last time and he is greatly respected, while Eagles Reign and the unexposed Brucio are others to consider.

Go Dante can continue his sterling work at this level but AFADIL will be suited by this easy test at the trip and is preferred.
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The consistent SAISONS D'OR has done well since returning from a break, with three second-placed finishes at Newcastle suggesting the nine-year-old is capable of exploiting a competitive rating. Still 1lb below his most recent winning mark, the return to this previously happy hunting ground can provide the missing ingredient for the selection. Mr Squires is feared most, although Turbo Command, a 7f winner on his penultimate start, has to be of interest back at this trip.

SAISONS D'OR deserves a change of luck after a trio of near misses this year and a 3 lb nudge for his latest Newcastle effort doesn't look severe given he came a long way clear of the third. Turbo Command is another with a solid recent record and his feared most ahead of Mr Squires.

Preference is for TURBO COMMAND who has won over C&D. The form of his latest close third over 1m here received a boost on Tuesday.
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SPANISH CARA has changed hands since an encouraging debut and might have the ability to win on her first run for 384 days. That Curragh-race winner Bucanero Fuerte subsequently won the Phoenix Stakes, with the fourth, fifth, eighth and nine-placed horses all winning subsequently. Her lack of race-fitness is concerning but it is encouraging that she reappears early-season. 93-rated Gaenari was twice Listed runner-up as a juvenile and contested the aforementioned Phoenix Stakes, when finishing fifth, before being well-held in a Chantilly Group 2 last October. Her seasonal reappearance at the Curragh was underwhelming and while that ground was heavy, she had form on testing ground last year and is vulnerable to smart types. Zarra Ellis ran well in two autumn maidens and is proven on this surface, while Badda Bing and Transcending Glory have race-fitness but need to improve to win.

GAENARI is the clear form pick and, while she wasn't quite on her game on return at the Curragh, she was spared a hard race and this looks a good opportunity, so she's preferred to Spanish Cara, who is open to improvement. Transcending is the pick of the remainder.

Though she might be flattered by her 93 rating, GAENARI can run below that level and still win.
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MOON MAN, who was a close second to an 81-rated rival despite showing signs of greenness at Newcastle on his belated debut last month, could be hard to beat if he uses that as a platform and takes a step forward here. Sioux Warrior showed some ability in three starts as a juvenile and is feared as the most experienced contender in the field, while Warriors Dream and Restless Prince are others to monitor closely in the betting.

There was plenty to like about MOON MAN's opening second at Newcastle last month and he can go one better with improvement on the cards. Warriors Dream also showed promise on his recent debut and is feared most unless the betting speaks strongly in the favour of Andrew Balding newcomer Dance And Romance.

Preference is for SIOUX WARRIOR who was placed in three starts on turf last year, but his pedigree suggests he may improve for Tapeta.
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Connections of FERRYBANK couldn't have written away for kinder conditions as he again has an identical draw to when winning over course-and-distance last month – racing from his plum stall in 15 with one horse to his outer. He has found form racing wide in recent times and while 6lb higher than last month, remains in this 47-65 bracket with Billy Lee again being available. Veteran Tynamite and The Cola Brasil finished third and fifth respectively in last month's race and might struggle to turn form. Three-time winner Circles has been running well but isn't ahead of the handicapper, while Super Cub ran well over a mile recently but has won just once from 35 runs.

FERRYBANK is two from his last three and remains with plenty of handicapping scope based on past efforts, so he's worth a chance to go in again. Super Cub is a big danger from a feasible mark and Tynamite deserves respect.

Ferrybank had TYNAMITE back in third over C&D last time but the latter could gain revenge now 6lb better with that rival.
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CASA LUNA had plenty in hand when landing a similar race at Wolverhampton eight days ago and a 5lb penalty might not be enough to prevent the five-year-old from following up, especially with David Probert retaining the ride. Further Measure (fourth) is also a player and is taken to reverse recent 1m4f course form with Defence Treaty (first) over this longer trip.

FURTHER MEASURE shaped with considerable encouragement (met trouble) when second at Wolverhampton last time and, back under a fully-fledged rider, he's worth a chance to end a losing run. Casa Luna is a danger on the back of success at the same track recently and Young Endless can't be ruled out.

The vote goes to YOUNG ENDLESS (nap) who won over C&D last month and again ran well when second over further here next time.
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DOLLERINA showed useful form as a juvenile including when runner-up to Ylang Ylang on debut in a Curragh maiden and the Joseph O'Brien-trained filly closed the campaign with a creditable third in a Group 3 at Deauville over this trip. The remainder with form have plenty to find on what they have shown so far and the main threat should come from two well-bred newcomers out of Ballydoyle. Riding arrangements suggest Igor Stravinsky is preferred and the son of No Nay Never is the first foal out of dual 1,000 Guineas winner Hermosa. Mundi is also bred in the purple being a Galileo full-brother to Churchill while Dairago, Hilasmos, Mark's One and Tokenomics are other newcomers to note.

This represents a good opportunity for DOLLERINA, who benefited from the step up to a mile when third in a French Group 3 on her final start at 2 yrs. That said, she's up against two likely-looking Ballydoyle colts in Igor Stravinsky and Mundi, with the former feared most given that he's Ryan Moore's pick and holds an entry in the Irish 2000 Guineas.

Newcomer Igor Stravinsky is highly respected but it could pay to side with the proven filly DOLLERINA
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LOUISIANA BAY continues to go from strength to strength and her most recent success at Lingfield over 1m4f suggested that a slight drop in trip should not inconvenience at a track where she won last month. Damoiseau has made the frame on his last couple of starts and he is likely to be thereabouts, along with The Bay Warrior, who wasn't beaten far over C&D last time out.

LOUISIANA BAY looked better than ever when a facile Lingfield scorer a week ago and this course winner can make light of a 5 lb penalty. The Bay Warrior is weighted to give Jack Jones's thriving mare most to do ahead of in-form pair Persian Wolf and Molly Mischief who can fight it out for minor honours.

This can go to LOUISIANA BAY who is 4lb well in under a penalty for her emphatic success at Lingfield a week ago. She has won here.
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GALICIAN GIRL made a promising start in handicaps when third to Mary Bagot last month before opening her account again here over a mile. The Ado McGuinness-trained filly finished strongly and could well improve again over this longer trip. Gesture appreciated the step up in distance when successful over C&D last time and rates a threat off just a 4lb higher mark, while Alto Sax has proved expensive to follow on the polytrack this winter and now goes beyond a mile for the first time. Liberty Looming steps up considerably in trip after finishing in mid-division on his handicap debut in a Curragh sprint last month, while Nedita, Cloud Seeker, Moutarde and Waystar all step up in trip here on handicap debut.

GALICIAN GIRL has improved switched to handicaps the last time, showcasing a decent turn of foot when opening her account over a mile here three weeks ago. She could have more to offer now upped in trip and a 9 lb rise may not be enough to prevent her from going in again. Alto Sax rates the main danger, with potential improvers Liberty Looming and Waystar others to keep an eye on.

The manner in which GALICIAN GIRL (nap) finished when scoring here last month suggests she could be even better over this longer trip
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Richard Hughes' stable has been in fine form of late, and MY MARGIE looks to hold every chance on the back of a taking handicap debut victory at Wolverhampton last month. A 9lb rise for that success may seem harsh, but she is narrowly preferred to the unexposed Alhattan, who impressed when scoring on debut at Newcastle before a respectable second at the same track in February. Runner-up on her most recent start over C&D, Signora Bellissima cannot be ruled out either.

MY MARGIE took her form up a level when getting off the mark on her handicap debut and can defy a 9 lb hike in the weights at the chief expense of Alhattan who remains with potential despite getting turned over at prohibitive odds at Newcastle. Completed can't be discounted either if, as expected, building on her Wolverhampton fifth.

The unexposed ALHATTAN is taken to bounce back. Her impressive debut success at Newcastle in January is still fresh in the mind.
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Darkened just got the better of Anjah over C&D last month and there shouldn't be much between the pair again. Miss Heartbreak was two lengths back in fifth with POWER DRIVE about the same distance further away in seventh. Dylan Browne McMonagle was aboard the nine-year-old for the first time on that occasion and never really got involved after a slow start. The Paul Flynn-trained gelding forced the pace on all five course wins and has dropped down to an attractive mark. Explorers Way won four times for Brian Ellison at Newcastle over the past seven months, while Lohengrin was bought for just 1,000gns after four outings for William Haggas last year. Humanitarian and Kartayaz are others to consider.

A 2 lb swing in the weights might be enough for ANJAH to turn around recent course form Darkened and finally get off the mark under Shane Foley. Miss Heartbreak wasn't too far behind that pair last time and is also on the shortlist along with multiple course scorer Power Drive.

Given a return to forcing tactics POWER DRIVE may be a a bit of value to reverse recent C&D form with several of these
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NEVER BETTER accounted for a decent field when winning at Kempton last time and that form suggests that an opening mark of 74 should be workable. With James Doyle booked, he looks well placed to take this before moving onto better things. The hat-trick seeking Prince Eric has to be considered following a smooth C&D success off a 10lb lower mark, while Sir Gabrial is worth monitoring in the market on his handicap bow.

The hat-trick beckons for PRINCE ERIC, who appeared to have plenty left up his sleeve when striking over this C&D last month and a 10 lb rise may not be enough to stop him in his tracks. Never Better is armed with potential for the Roger Varian yard and he is the clear main danger ahead of the similarly unexposed Sir Gabrial.

Never Better is feared but PRINCE ERIC could still be well handicapped despite his 10lb rise for winning here last time.
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BRAVE THOUGHT has built up a sequence of consistent efforts over 1m4f here this winter campaign and this drop back in distance may prove successful. The Luke Comer-trained filly couldn't find any extra in the closing stages when third behind the well-backed Alphonse Le Grande last time. Sky Legend had a number of placed runs in handicaps here earlier this winter before opening his account in a claimer over C&D, while Barretstown can be fancied on his third to Moondharrig here in February but needs to bounce back after a below par effort last time. Hurricane Helen has gained all six wins over a mile including twice for current connections here this winter but may struggle over this trip.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and HURRICANE HELEN looks the way to go on the back of her very good fourth here last time out. The returning course winner Numidia is feared most off a handy-looking mark, with Muhalhel appealing as the pick of the rest for place purposes. Barretstown completes the shortlist.

Although not easy to win with perhaps NUMIDIA can record a second course success on his return from a break
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Specialist View returned from a year off the track to finish third in a classified event over C&D and it would be no surprise to see her get involved back in the handicap ranks. However, preference is for ANGEL OF ANTRIM, who wasn't beaten far into fourth over an extended mile at Wolverhampton last time. Phil McEntee's four-year-old remains on the same rating and he could be the one to beat. Last-time-out winner Van Zant also holds an obvious chance.

It remains to be seen if SPECIALIST VIEW will be able to build on her much-improved C&D third in a classified race here recently but, if able to do so, she will have every chance off this lowly mark on her first run in a handicap. Angel of Antrim put in a decent shift on debut for this yard at Wolverhampton and he is feared most ahead of Van Zant and Wee Geordie.

Van Zant and Angel Of Antrim have chances but WEE GEORDIE is surely capable of better than he showed on his handicap debut.
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