There were 44 Races on Thursday 27th April 2023 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Perth, 8 races at Warwick, 7 races at Beverley, 8 races at Punchestown, 6 races at Taunton, 7 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based solely on this summary, as it does not provide enough information about the quality of the competition or other factors that could impact the outcome of the race. However, some horses that appear to have potential include 2.5/1 (3) MIDNIGHT SHUFFLE, who ran well in a valuable handicap for mares at Kelso, and 1.38/1 (2) POETIC MUSIC, who has had a successful season over hurdles and could bounce back after being outclassed at Cheltenham. 2.75/1 (1) MAGICAL MAGGIE is also worth considering despite a double penalty, as she has had success in the past and showed improvement in her most recent race. Other horses, such as 100/1 (5) BOLLIN MATILDA and 100/1 (11) POPATANGO, have not shown significant promise in their previous races and may be less likely to perform well.

MIDNIGHT SHUFFLE bounced back to form with an excellent runner-up effort in a valuable novices' handicap at Kelso last month and this looks like a winnable affair on paper. Magical Poetic Music drops in class having contested the Mares' Novice at Cheltenham and has to enter calculations, while Donso Star and Beauty To Behold could fight it out for the minor honours.

MIDNIGHT SHUFFLE underlined she's still improving when beaten only by one thrown in on her Kelso handicap debut last month and, with the performance backed up by the timefigure, she makes plenty of appeal. Poetic Music will find this much more suitable than the Dawn Run and must be feared, along with Magical Maggie.

This is a good opportunity for POETIC MUSIC to bounce back from her forgivable no-show at Cheltenham.
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It is difficult to determine which horse will do well as there is limited information provided in the summary. However, Fair maiden hurdler and 4/1 (6) KANKIN seem to have shown some level of ability in their recent races and may be contenders. 6/1 (5) GLORIOUS FUN also seems to be a promising newcomer from a top stable, but the market may guide their performance. The remaining horses have either shown poor form or lack sufficient information to make a prediction.

ARCTIC SAINT was beaten 16 lengths into second on his first start over hurdles at Huntingdon over 2m, but the five-year-old kept on well and could unlock further improvement now up in trip. He has the tongue-tie refitted, which could aid his cause even more. The main threat may be Scene One, who was only beaten two lengths in a maiden over this trip at Fontwell and he could have a say. Easy Rider and Glorious Fun are others to note.

Those with experience don't set the bar that high so a chance is taken on well-bred Dan Skelton newcomer GLORIOUS FUN, with confidence increased should the betting vibes be strong. Scene One has been placed 3 times in similar company and heads the dangers along with last month's course second Kankin.
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Based on the summary, 3.5/1 (7) VITARLI seems to have the strongest form and is a possible contender for the race. 0.8/1 (1) ANFAAL also did well on debut and may have obvious claims. 12/1 (5) NAVAL FLIGHT and 11/1 (3) HOORAY FOR HAZEL are interesting newcomers that could also do well. 12/1 (6) BELLESTARR's performance may depend on the betting, while 14/1 (2) CHAT UP LINE and 14/1 (4) LYNDSANDA have potential to improve.

Lyndsanda (seventh), Vitarli (second) and Chat Up Line (fifth) met each other at Redcar on their racecourse debuts. The former was well supported, but, having lost a shoe heading down to post, she failed to live up to market expectations. It would be no surprise were she to post an improved effort here, however, the vote goes to ANFAAL. Tom Clover's charge made a promising debut at Kempton earlier this month, finishing third, and the Dark Angel filly is fancied to make an immediate impact now switched to the turf.

ANFAAL caught the eye with her running-on third at Kempton on debut earlier this month and is preferred to Vitarli, who also made a promising start at Redcar. Naval Flight is bred for speed and may do best of the newcomers.

Having been bumped at the start and come from a difficult position to finish third at Kempton on her debut, ANFAAL earns the vote.
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Based on the summary, 4/1 (9) NINETOFIVE and 6.5/1 (12) RICKETY GATE seem like strong contenders. 4/1 (9) NINETOFIVE has shown improvement with wind surgery and has progressed on each start over hurdles, while 6.5/1 (12) RICKETY GATE returned in fine form in the autumn and was shaping up for a hat-trick before falling late in his last race. 16/1 (8) SPLIT THE BILL and 16/1 (1) MOONLIGHT SPIRIT may be worth considering as possible dark horses, while 16/1 (6) AVOID DE MASTER and 20/1 (13) KAJAKI seem less likely to perform well.

The in-form RICKETY GATE was still very much in contention when falling two out at Doncaster in January and he can gain compensation on this occasion. Dropping back in trip should not inconvenience him either as he looks to see off the likes of Carlisle winner Kingston Bridge, and Ninetofive, who could be dangerous on his handicap debut. Others to note include Anti Bridgie, Okavango Delta and Wearelongterm.

Several in with a squeak but NINETOFIVE showed much improved form on the back of a breathing operation when runner-up at Hexham 6 weeks ago and, with the potential forbetter to come now tackling a longer trip, Sandy Thomson's 6-y-o can make a winning start to life in handicaps. Rickety Gate was in good form when last seen in the winter so he may emerge as the main danger after a 3-month break, with Kingston Bridge and stable-switcher Asserted another couple to consider.

The mare ANTI BRIDGIE ran a solid race last time at Newbury and there's reason to believe she can step up on that form.
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1.25/1 (10) MONTREGARD has a good chance of doing well as he has offered plenty of encouragement on his hurdling debut and is a half-brother to Protektorat. He could improve markedly, which merits consideration.

This could turn into a match between MONTREGARD and Spago, with preference for the former as he may have much more to come on only his second start. The chestnut gelding finished well over 2m at Doncaster and could relish the step up in trip. Delgany Dreamer is another stepping up in distance, which may be a positive move for the mare.

SPAGO took a step forward from his hurdling debut when third at Ascot last time and a performance of similar merit will probably be enough for him to get off the mark despite the presence of Montregard, who is open to considerable improvement. The others don't make much appeal.

The standard is set by SPAGO, who was third in a much stronger race than this at Ascot this month, and he still has potential.
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Based on the summary, 2.75/1 (7) VENTURA FLAME and 4.5/1 (4) DANDY DINMONT seem to be the strongest contenders, both having recent solid performances over the same course and distance. 6/1 (8) PRINCESS KARINE also looks promising with a close third on her reappearance, while 16/1 (6) SOUL SEEKER may also be a contender if he can perform on grass. The other horses have some concerns such as a drop in trip, needing to leave a poor run behind, or having something to prove.

VENTURA FLAME was no match for an impressive winner when finishing second over C&D eight days ago, but she remains on a fair mark and could go one better down in class. The six-year-old had Dandy Dinmont (third) in behind that day and he's another who looks set to go well. The relatively unexposed Le Beau Garcon has been eased in the handicap and should not be underestimated, while Beattie Is Back merits respect too.

VENTURA FLAME has an excellent course record (won this race in 2021) and usually comes to hand early, so she's the percentage call to go one better than on her reappearance last week. Soul Seeker is interesting back on turf, with Princess Karine completing the shortlist in an open sprint handicap.
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2.25/1 (4) CABOY may do well based on the summary as he is coming in at the top of his game, having snapped a losing sequence and finishing decently in his recent races. 3/1 (1) NICEANDEASY and 8/1 (5) KNOCKNAMONA also have some potential based on their past successes and the drop in class/return to longer trip respectively. 4/1 (3) FLYING VERSE and 22/1 (6) WOLFCATCHER may not be as reliable options based on recent inconsistencies and poor performances. 6/1 (2) SMUGGLER'S BLUES is described as unpredictable but has potential if he bounces back with a change of headgear. 16/1 (7) VICTORY ECHO has not been performing strongly in his recent races.

A tentative vote goes to CABOY, who has not been outside the first two in his last four starts and has the potential to improve for going up in trip. A mark of 97 still looks manageable, and he may have too much for the capable Niceandeasy, who is 2lb lower than his last winning. Flying Verse and Smuggler's Blues, who sports first-time blinkers, appear best of the remainder.

This longer trip should prove more suitable for KNOCKNAMONA nowadays so he could be the answer. Caboy has been holding his form well and rates the biggest threat, while the drop back in class should help Niceandeasy.

It's been a long time since CABOY ran over this far but the rise in distance shouldn't present a problem and he's the safest option.
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Based on the summary, 4/1 (8) MY ROCKSTAR looks like the strongest contender as they have held on to open account over 2m4f at Wincanton this month, and have fared better switched to fences this season with a narrow success at Wincanton. They also have leading claims and a fair 4 lb rise.

My Rockstar just held on to win by a nose over 2m4f last time at Wincanton and was put up 4lb for that success. With that in mind, the vote goes to SPOTTY DOG, who beat the reopposing Voice Of Hope (second) last month at Huntingdon. The son of Sixties Icon is 2lb worse off at the weights with his rival this time around but, considering the manner of his victory that day, he can confirm that form. Williamdeconqueror and Harry Du Berlais are others of interest.

MY ROCKSTAR didn't have much in hand when opening his chase account at Wincanton but a 4 lb rise looks fair given that the first two pulled well clear of the rest. The 7-y-o may well follow up here with this step up in trip a potentially good move. An on-song Spotty Dog would have a chance but My Bad Lucy may pose a bigger threat.
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1.38/1 (1) SEA FLAWLESS and 7/1 (6) UMAX are both likely to do well based on their recent performances and potential for further progress. 2.5/1 (4) LISEO and 8/1 (2) AULD TOON LOON may also be in the mix for a place, while 11/1 (3) EVIDENT is an intriguing debutant with an impressive price tag. 12/1 (5) MR CUDDIHY may need this run and is not as compelling as the others.

William Haggas sends just the one up from his Newmarket base in the form of SEA FLAWLESS, and she would appear to hold leading claims. The Sea The Stars filly made a striking debut when winning at Newcastle in February and she lost nothing in defeat when finishing second to the Andrew Balding-trained Old Harrovian last time. The switch to turf should be in her favour and she can repel the likely challenge of Liseo. Umax defied a lengthy absence to finish a good third at Kempton 78 days ago and he remains open to further improvement.

This can go the way of SEA FLAWLESS, who made an impressive winning debut at Newcastle and found only the now smart Old Harrovian too strong when attempting to follow up under a penalty at Lingfield earlier this month. She can regain the winning thread at the expense of Liseo, who finished runner-up twice last year and could well have a say on reappearance. Evident is an interesting newcomer so he completes the shortlist.

Newcastle winner SEA FLAWLESS bumped into an exciting prospect at Lingfield this month and is taken to return to winning ways.
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5.5/1 (4) CAIUS MARCIUS is likely to do well based on the summary as the horse has a good track record, recently won at Doncaster and is returning to action with a yard going along nicely. The other horses have some potential but also have risks and uncertainties attached to them.

Caius Marcius won by a length over 3m at Doncaster last time and has been raised 3lb for that effort, which might not be enough to prevent him from going very close. However, the vote goes to the Lucinda Russell-trained SNAKE ROLL, who has contested Grade 2 company the last twice and wasn't beaten far into third in the latest of those outings at Kelso. The son of Jet Away now contests a handicap for the first time and could go well off what could prove to be a workable opening mark. Rafferty's Return completes the shortlist.

SNAKE ROLL's profile over hurdles is very much a positive one and, having shaped like this step back up in trip would suit when third in Grade 2 company at Kelso in March, he could well be the way to go now handicapping in this sphere. Glentruan has become somewhat hit-and-miss but is capable from this mark and feared. Veteran Caius Marcius completes the shortlist.

Lucinda Russell's SNAKE ROLL (nap) was beaten under 8l in a Grade 2 at Kelso that now looks very strong form.
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5.5/1 (6) MACLAINE is the most likely horse to do well in this race. He recently finished third in a race at Exeter after a wind operation, which suggests he is in good form. The summary also mentions that he could have untapped potential over the longer distance of this race. Additionally, his previous win in a Fontwell novice shows he has the ability to win at this level.

KING ALEXANDER, who won a bumper here on his racecourse bow last year, could have more to give on his first start since undergoing wind surgery. He's a half-brother to a winner over this sort of trip and ticks the right boxes at this level. Maclaine has also undergone similar surgery and showed the benefit with a near miss when well supported last time out. Gardener and Spring Meadow are others for the shortlist.

The vote goes to GARDENER, who failed to measure up to market expectations when only fourth on his hadicap debut at Hereford but is well worth another chance on account of the promise he showed prior to that. Maclaine got back on track when placed at Exeter and he looks dangerous, while King Alexander is also accorded respect.
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It is difficult to make a clear prediction as there are multiple horses with potential. 2/1 (3) IN THESE SHOES has proven ability but had a disappointing final start as a 2-year-old, while Starspangledbanner filly has shown promise in previous runs. 2.75/1 (1) FEEL THE NEED has been gelded and may improve, and 6.5/1 (2) PHOENIX FIRE has had an impressive start to its career but is untested in handicaps. 4.5/1 (5) HONOUR YOUR DREAMS has shown solid form in previous races and may benefit from stepping up to 7f. 8/1 (6) BELINDA BELL has had a setback in form but has a good mark if it can return to previous form, and 11/1 (4) COMMON ACCLAIM has shown potential in novice/maiden company but may need a run. It may be best to wait and see how the market reacts to their respective returns/handicap debut before making a prediction.

Phoenix Fire shed his maiden tag in fine style when last seen in November, but he will face very different conditions this time which could catch him out on his handicap debut. Therefore, preference is for the Charlie Johnston-trained IN THESE SHOES, who was sent off a warm favourite at Newmarket in October last year. The daughter of Starspangledbanner was dropped 1lb for that effort and looks set to go very close. Honour Your Dreams is an interesting contender stepping up in distance.

FEEL THE NEED patently shaped better than the bare result on his final start at Ayr in the autumn, still plenty to do 2f out and no chance having been denied a run soon after. Gelded ahead of return, he's very much the type to improve again as a 3-y-o and could well be up to making a winning return. In These Shoes, for Charlie Johnston, and Honour Your Dreams, with a reappearance run under his belt, head up the dangers.
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Based on the summary, 0.8/1 (1) WHISTLEINTHEDARK is likely to do well as they have won their last three races and there is a weak race for the grade. 2.75/1 (2) RIDERS ONTHE STORM is said to be potentially well handicapped but hard to predict and has a patchy record in recent years. 5/1 (4) CORNERSTONE LAD has run good races in defeat but is unproven over this distance. 9/1 (3) KAPCORSE is described as well handicapped but with questions to answer at the minute and something to prove.

WHISTLEINTHEDARK landed the hat-trick on his most recent outing at Kempton when maintaining his unbeaten record over fences. With the likelihood of more to come in this sphere, he can prove too strong for the opposition. The main threat is likely to come from Riders Onthe Storm, who continues to drop in the weights and has champion jockey Brian Hughes booked. Cornerstone Lad would have claims based on his penultimate second at Haydock.

WHISTLEINTHEDARK has been highly progressive since switched to fences and he's fancied to stretch his unbeaten run over fences to four. Cornerstone Lad is the obvious danger as the other pair both have questions to answer.

The one most likely to give his true running is WHISTLEINTHEDARK and he's taken to complete a four-timer.
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7.5/1 (6) FEU DU BRESIL and 7/1 (24) BY YOUR SIDE appear to be the strongest contenders based on their recent form and progress, with good performances in their last outings. It's also worth considering 16/1 (19) CLEVER CURRENCY, who had a handsome win at Leopardstown last month and remains feasibly treated. However, with a competitive field and several horses with potential, the race outcome is difficult to predict.

BY YOUR SIDE is an each-way option in this deep field. Gordon Elliott's charge was rewarded for a string of consistent efforts when getting off the mark over hurdles at Naas last month. He was then a fair third in a Cheltenham handicap hurdle last week off a mark of 120. He races off 114 here and Danny Gilligan takes 7lb off his back. Broomfield Bijou was an unlucky second in Navan last month, but rectified that with a wide-margin success at Ballinrobe. Aslukwoodhavit cruised home in a Tramore maiden hurdle and is one to note on handicap debut. Feu Du Bresil is getting the hang of things and can have a say after winning at Clonmel. Clever Currency made all in Leopardstown and could be dangerous if given too much rope. Figaroc and Ifiwerearichman are others to consider.

Plenty with claims here, including FIGAROC, who wasn't seen to best effect on handicap debut at Fairyhouse last time and remains open to improvement. By Your Side, Golf Marin and Broomfield Bijou make up the shortlist.

The father-and-son Dempsey combination cracked this puzzle last year and may have the solution now with recent winner BROOMFIELD BIJOU
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Based on the summary, 4/1 (7) GETAMAN and 5/1 (9) KING OF QUINTA seem to have the most potential for success, with 4/1 (7) GETAMAN having previously won dual chases and 5/1 (9) KING OF QUINTA being an unexposed 5-year-old who may improve with the switch to chasing and first-time cheekpieces. 11/1 (3) FANZIO and Stumps or Slips are less likely to perform well based on their recent form. The other horses have some potential but also some concerns, such as 3.5/1 (1) SAYAR returning from a layoff and 7.5/1 (5) TIKKINTHEBOX having been out of form earlier in the season. Overall, it is difficult to make a definite prediction without additional information or analysis of the race, track, conditions, and other factors.

Most of these have something to prove for one reason or another and, with that in mind, GETAMAN, who made all to win over 2m1f at Kelso on his penultimate start, could take advantage. Sayar is capable of getting involved if he copes with shouldering top weight, while the veteran Atlantic Storm was not disgraced at Southwell last month and has each-way claims.

SAYAR showed more at Market Rasen 18 days ago and gets a tentative nod in a tricky race. Getaman rates the principal danger, while King of Quinta is worth keeping an eye on in the market.
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4/1 (11) DOGGED has the best chance of doing well based on the summary as they won the apprentice handicap at Ripon last week and have obvious claims off the same mark here. They also improved on recent efforts to win a 12-runner handicap at Ripon just seven days ago.

A chance can be taken on CROWN PRINCESS, who ran into the places at this track when last seen in September off a 1lb higher mark. The five-year-old mare has undergone a wind operation since and is now 1lb lower than her last winning rating. Pillar Of Hope is a player now 2lb lower for a solid fifth at Newcastle last time, while last-time-out winner Dogged also warrants respect.

HORTZADAR marked himself down as one to be interested in from his career-low mark when ¾-length second of 12 to Dogged in handicap at Ripon (1m) 7 days ago, having been caught further back than ideal. He gets the nod to reverse those placings here, with the latter-named a lead threat nevertheless. Ibiza Rocks and Emperor Caradoc are others to consider.

Having won an apprentice handicap under Elle-May Croot at Ripon last week, DOGGED (nap) runs off the same mark here and can follow up.
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3/1 (6) MISS MILANO seems to be the most promising horse based on the summary. She has won all three of her starts this season, including a 17l victory at Doncaster, and her 6lb rise in handicap doesn't seem to have affected her too much. The other horses have either been struggling or have variables that make it hard to predict their performance, such as 3/1 (2) CASTLE RUSHEN trying a new visor and 25/1 (1) ALFA MIX returning to hurdles after running in handicap chases.

MISS MILANO returned from a break to hose up by 17 lengths at Doncaster over 3m and the daughter of Milan was leniently put up 6lb for that effort. This is a step up in class, but, considering the manner of that victory, it is likely she could prove tough to beat once more. The connections of Castle Rushen will be hoping a change in headgear to a first-time visor may bring out further improvement, while Salvino will appreciate the drop in class.

While he could do with brushing up on his jumping technique, CASTLE RUSHEN is nevertheless appealing having put in a good shift back in this sphere at Newcastle last time. He goes off the same mark here and both this step up in trip and the addition of more severe headgear (sports a first-time visor) are potentially positive factors. Stablemate Miss Milano is 3-3 this season and needs considering but Salvino, who looks pretty solid overall, is feared most.
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3.5/1 (2) DINOBLUE and 7/1 (10) WHISKEYWEALTH both seem to have a good chance based on their recent form, with 3.5/1 (2) DINOBLUE coming off a career-best win and 7/1 (10) WHISKEYWEALTH showing progress before a fall. 22/1 (8) THE GREEK and 16/1 (1) COEUR SUBLIME also have some potential, but may be less reliable.

DINOBLUE ought to make her presence felt. Willie Mullins' six-year-old mare was chasing the leader when left clear at the final fence to win a Grade B handicap chase at Fairyhouse on her last start. She certainly wasn't winning out of turn after three consecutive runner-up berths including behind subsequent Cheltenham Festival winner Impervious at Cork. Douglas Talking can go well off the front for Lucinda Russell and Derek Fox. He was only collared in the latter stages of a premier handicap at Aintree a fortnight ago. Coeur Sublime has the rating to be a player, but his form can be a bit in and out. On a going day, he would be more than dangerous. Hollow Games never travelled at Cheltenham and was pulled up in the Arkle. He's better than that and an improved performance is probable.

British raider DOUGLAS TALKING lost little caste in defeat when runner-up in a valuable Aintree handicap a fortnight ago and, with the promise of even better to come from this bold-jumping 7-y-o over fences, he is taken to resume winning ways. Dinoblue is a much-respected main danger on the back of his Fairyhouse success, a race in which Whiskeywealth would've likely finished second but for falling at the final fence. The latter is an each-way player but The Folkes Tiara is third choice.

A very competitive handicap. DOUGLAS TALKING looks seriously progressive despite coming up just shy at Aintree.
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Based on the summary, 3.33/1 (8) JUBILEE EXPRESS and Made are the two horses with excellent claims and are likely to do well in the race. 3.5/1 (6) MARTHA BRAE has also been consistent in mares' events, but faces a stiffer task in a stronger race. 4/1 (1) CAPTAIN MORGS has shown some potential, but has been unreliable and poor in his recent races. 9/1 (2) DOCPICKEDME and 9/1 (4) BOTHWELL BRIDGE have had some good runs but have also faced setbacks. 12/1 (5) ASK A HONEY BEE has won a chase but is yet to convince in that sphere. 12/1 (3) GENTLEMAN AT ARMS has had a below par season so far. 14/1 (9) MIDNIGHTREFLECTION has had a recent win but has underperformed in subsequent outings. 16/1 (7) REGARDING RUTH has been off for a long time and is best watched for now. 25/1 (10) BUTLER'S BRIEF had a good run last summer but his form tailed off in the autumn and he has been on a break prior to this race.

Things didn't pan out for CAPTAIN MORGS in the Pertemps Final at the Cheltenham Festival but this is a big drop in class for Nicky Henderson's seven-year-old and he can get things back on track. He won in first-time cheekpieces (retained) on his penultimate start and comes here with a live chance of brushing aside the burden of top weight. The in-form pair Martha Brae and Jubilee Express could pose the selection the most problems on these terms.

JUBILEE EXPRESS boasts a progressive profile and came clear (with one that followed up next time) at Market Rasen 29 days ago, so he's a confident selection to gain his second success in this sphere. Martha Brae looks the obvious danger and Captain Morgs could bounce back in a lesser race than he contested at the Cheltenham Festival.
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It is difficult to predict which horse will do well based on this summary as there are several contenders with decent past performances and varying current form. However, some horses to keep an eye on include the C&D winner who was second at Redcar last Monday, 10/1 (12) DANDY'S ANGEL who won over C&D last year and reappeared with a good second here last Wednesday, and 7/1 (5) STRANGERONTHESHORE who has won twice at the course and comes off a creditable second at Newcastle. 28/1 (11) BIT OF A QUIRKE, a six-time C&D winner, also has potential but has been absent since last August.

Slow starts have blighted some of BEARWITH's most recent performances but he still has the ability to be a key player at this level and may be worth chancing on his return to turf. He's fared well with a handy draw and notably was successful the only previous time he was partnered with Ben Curtis in the saddle. Contrast has form that ties in with the selection and is feared most, while Dandy's Angel and Strangerontheshore are also considered.

CONTRAST returned from 10 weeks off with a good second at Redcar last week, reeled in late on having made his effort earlier than ideal. Nicely on top of the remainder that day, he could well be the answer operating from the same mark. Harriet Bethell has her string in good order and the returning Bearwith rates a threat, with The Nu Form Way and Strangerontheshore completing the shortlist.

This could go to the very lightly raced OLIVER'S ARMY who has shown potential for this sort of trip. Dandy's Angel is feared.
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It is difficult to determine which horse will do well based on this summary as each horse has varying levels of potential and form. However, 4/1 (3) DUYFKEN and 7/1 (9) DARKEST DAY seem to be the strongest contenders based on their recent performances and potential for improvement. 7/1 (4) JACKHAMMER may also have a chance due to their past success at this course, but their recent form is not as strong.

DUYFKEN was possibly a bit too keen in the early stages when he was edged out in a series final at Musselburgh last month, but a more settled approach could be enough for him to take full advantage of this drop in class. Bruce Lynn knows the selection well and his 3lb claim is a handy asset. The unexposed Thistlebuffs could have more to give with a tongue-tie now applied, while recent Wetherby winner Darkest Day is also feared off just 4lb higher.

There should be more to come from THISTLEBUFFS, who has acquitted himself well in a couple of novices and starts handicapping on a feasible mark. Duyfken and El Jefe head the list of dangers.
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Based on the summary, 2/1 (1) STEALTHY TOM, 2.75/1 (6) VITAL ISLAND, 5.5/1 (9) MORTAL, and 12/1 (11) SPACE CADET seem to be the likeliest contenders in the upcoming race.

SPACE CADET looks a solid each-way play. The admirable 13-year-old gelding is a former winner of the Ulster National at Downpatrick in 2020 and ran a cracker in this year's renewal when third over the extended 3m4f trip at the start of the month. On his penultimate outing, he was beaten by a head over the banks course at Knockanard. The horse that beat him, Vital Island, is a more than decent yardstick in this discipline. He is due to line up, but ran on Tuesday over the banks at the festival and had a tough race in finishing second. A two-day turnaround would be tricky over this trip, although he did attempt it last season and unseated in this race after winning on the Tuesday. Stealthy Tom is clearly the horse to beat. He travelled smoothly before winning a 3m1f banks race at this track in Punchestown. This is a fair step up in trip but, if he travels, he should be difficult to beat.

STEALTHY TOM looks to have found his niche in this discipline and can land the spoils. Mortal and Vital Island rate the principal dangers.

The safest choice is possibly his stablemate STEALTHY TOM who showed his toughness when scoring over 3m1f here in February
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Based on the summary, 2/1 (2) NORTHERN POET seems to be the strongest contender, having won two small-field handicap chases on good going and improved to win two of his three starts over fences. He also saw off a sustained challenge from the runner-up in his latest win at Plumpton. 4.5/1 (4) ECLAIR DE GUYE and 6/1 (3) DARANOVA also have some potential, with 4.5/1 (4) ECLAIR DE GUYE's recent application of blinkers having a positive effect and 6/1 (3) DARANOVA having won a couple of 3m Bangor handicap chases and shaping well before being derailed by an accident in his last race at the same track. The other contenders may have some limitations or inconsistencies that make them less likely to win.

NORTHERN POET has made a terrific start to his chasing career and a 2lb rise for a determined success at Plumpton last time may not be enough to prevent him from bringing up the hat-trick. Eclair De Guye has shown glimpses of form this season but remains winless since December 2020, whereas, Who's In The Box managed to score at Carlisle in February and could be the biggest danger.

A number arrive with something to prove but that can't be said for NORTHERN POET who saw off a sustained late challenge to double his career tally in this sphere at Plumpton recently and a mere 2 lb rise should see him go well again in his hat-trick bid. Daranova, with a reappearance run under his belt, and Eclair de Guye head up the dangers.
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2.5/1 (3) PAPA RICCO and 1.63/1 (1) CANTORA are the most promising based on their recent wins and form in their last races. 25/1 (8) EYEOFTHEBEHOLDER and 9/1 (4) CROSSTITCH could also be considered for each-way bets based on their potential to improve and recent performances. The others would need to show significant improvement to be competitive.

Papa Ricco (winner) undoubtedly improved for the step up in trip when he landed a similar race at Nottingham 22 days ago and warrants respect despite lining up off 6lb higher. However, the revised terms give CROSSTITCH (fourth) a reasonably strong chance of reversing the form and he edges the vote of confidence with this stiffer finish potentially in his favour. Breathtaker, Future Times and Eyeofthebeholder all try headgear for the first time and merit some respect.

A dual heavy ground winner late last year, CANTORA stepped up plenty on her comeback run when runner-up at Redcar 10 days ago and a repeat may well be enough to see her go one place better from the same mark. Papa Ricco improved for the switch to handicaps/longer trip when scoring at Nottingham recently and he's the chief threat, ahead of Crosstitch.

The step up to 1m2f prompted a first win from PAPA RICCO at Nottingham and this well-bred sort can take a 6lb rise in his stride.
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Based on the information provided, the horse that is predicted to do well is the one referred to as

SANITISER, who has won off 86 on the Flat, has shown an aptitude for this discipline since switching codes and offers strong appeal in race of this nature. This marks a slight drop in class for the gelding and he may have too much toe for the likes of Leopolds Rock and Derracrin, who both warrant respect judged on the pick of their previous hurdles form.

SANITISER is potentially very well treated judged on Flat ability so he's taken to make a winning handicap hurdle debut. Fathers Advice, twice a runner-up last month, and Leopolds Rock, who has a good record when partnered by Brian Hughes, head the dangers.
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Based on the summary, Fame and Fun Improver seems like the most likely to do well as they were a comfortable winner at Wincanton in their latest race and have plenty in hand despite carrying a 7 lb penalty. 2.75/1 (4) SONNEMOSER and 5/1 (2) JUST LOOSE CHANGE also seem like solid contenders based on their recent performances and promising starts in handicaps. Other horses such as 9/1 (9) COLDEN'S DREAM and 100/1 (14) VENDANGE have struggled in recent races and are unlikely to fare well.

In a fairly open contest, only a tentative vote can go to SONNEMOSER. A runner-up to the Dan Skelton-trained William Of York on both of his handicap starts, Dr Richard Newland's charge is fancied to gain some overdue compensation and get off the mark. The consistent Just Loose Change appeals as a likely contender, along with Fame And Fun, for all that he must shoulder a 7lb penalty for his recent Wincanton triumph.

This can go to FAME AND FUN, who posted a career best when scoring at Wincanton recently and his penalty is offset by his useful claimer's allowance. Sonnemoser and Just Loose Change should also go well.

The most striking contender is Paul Nicholls' progressive 6yo FAME AND FUN (nap), who was an easy winner at Wincanton last time.
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Based on the summary, 6.5/1 (6) SIRE DU BERLAIS seems to be in top form and has recently won two big races. 2.5/1 (8) TEAHUPOO also has a strong record and came in third to 6.5/1 (6) SIRE DU BERLAIS in the Stayers' Hurdle. 3.33/1 (3) KLASSICAL DREAM has won this race for the last two years but did not perform well in the Stayers' Hurdle. 4.5/1 (5) MONKFISH has potential after running well in a recent race. 8/1 (2) ASTERION FORLONGE also has a good record but this race might be tougher for him. 12/1 (1) ASHDALE BOB has not won since 2021 and struggled in the Stayers' Hurdle. 28/1 (7) SUMMERVILLE BOY and 33/1 (4) MEET AND GREET have both placed in previous races but might struggle to keep up with the top contenders. 50/1 (9) WHATDEAWANT is considered the least-fancied of the Willie Mullins-trained quartet. Therefore, 6.5/1 (6) SIRE DU BERLAIS and 2.5/1 (8) TEAHUPOO are the top picks to do well in

There is plenty of rain forecast for Punchestown and that will play to TEAHUPOO's strengths. He didn't have the clearest passage in the Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham, but finished well to be placed. Prior to that, he had been in winning form at Fairyhouse and Gowran Park. He loves it when the rain gets into the ground. Sire Du Berlais is gunning for a Grade 1 hat-trick after winning at the Cheltenham and Aintree festivals. He stayed on strongly to beat Teahupoo in Cheltenham and is in the form of his life. It would be a serious achievement if the 11-year-old landed this after his Cheltenham and Aintree exploits. Willie Mullins' Klassical Dream has won the last two renewals of this race and could bounce back from a below-par run at Cheltenham. His stablemate, Monkfish, made an impressive return to action after almost two years off when a close second in a Grade 2 at Fairyhouse.

TEAHUPOO wasn't seen to best effect when a close third to Sire Du Berlais in the Stayers' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and, still unexposed as a stayer, he is taken to emerge on top this time. To his credit, Sire Du Berlais subsequently produced another career-best when following up at Aintree and he won't go down without a fight. Klassical Dream can be expected to make a bold bid to win this race for the third consecutive, while stablemate Monkfish is a fascinating contender.

Though KLASSICAL DREAM(nap) ran no race in the Stayers' Hurdle, Paul Townend stays loyal so he can complete a three-timer in this race.
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Based on the information provided, the horses that seem to have the highest chance of doing well are 4/1 (17) STRUTTER, 6/1 (2) CHECK THE SCORE, and 11/1 (15) GOLDEN AMBITION. They all have impressive pedigrees and have performed well in previous races. However, it is important to note that anything can happen in horse racing and all horses have the potential to surprise.

KING WILLIAM RUFUS disappointed when a short-priced favourite at Chepstow last month, but the form of that race has worked out well and the same can be said of his second at Plumpton on debut when behind the subsequent Champion Bumper third. Chris Gordon's charge gets the vote ahead of C&D runner-up Globe Player and Bentley's Return, who put in a career-best at Wincanton last time out. Strutter looks the pick of the newcomers for a team that knows how to ready one first time out.

This has a strong look to it and CHECK THE SCORE could be worth chancing on the back of a point win starting out for a stable that recently picked up a big race at Aintree in this division. King William Rufus has shaped well on both starts to date and is feared along with Golden Ambition.
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2.5/1 (2) ONE MORE DREAM seems like the most likely to do well, given their recent form and the fact that they have already won at this course twice, with a recent win over the same distance. 2.25/1 (4) SHADES OF SUMMER also has potential, with their respectable third place finish in their last race and a previous win at this course.

A taking winner over course and distance last time out, ONE MORE DREAM can follow up off a 5lb higher mark and gain a sixth career victory. That may be at the main expense of the dual-course winner Shades Of Summer, who has the potential to improve for this step up in trip. Ideal Guest is another to note on his return, as well as Jenson Benson.

SHADES OF SUMMER was progressive prior to her respectable effort at Wolverhampton and a return to this track should help, so she's marginally preferred to the likeable One More Dream, who is still going the right way. Jenson Benson is also considered.

It's hard to get away from the progressive ONE MORE DREAM (nap) as he bids to make it 3-3 over C&D. Winforglory rates the danger.
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Based on the summary provided, it seems that 2/1 (1) PARIKARMA is the strongest contender, with a proven track record and recent successful performance in a mares' C&D novice race. 0.67/1 (2) VICKI VALE also has potential, but has not progressed as expected and had a disappointing performance at Kempton last time. 8/1 (5) SNIPER POINT and 33/1 (4) RYDER'S ROCK both have previous disappointing performances and are untested in hurdles. 66/1 (3) ASTRO BABE has not shown promising form in previous bumpers and may not be a strong contender in her hurdling debut.

Beaten twice as an odds-on favourite this year, it would be no surprise were punters to err on the side of caution with VICKI VALE. However, the form of the races in question reads well, so Dan Skelton's mare, who sets the standard with an official rating of 119, ought to be difficult to stop. Parikarma lost nothing in defeat when finishing second under a penalty at Lingfield 66 days ago, and she appeals as the main danger. Sniper Point can chase them home.

VICKI VALE hasn't progressed as expected following her taking win on her Hereford hurdles debut in November, but she's still the one to beat on the pick of her form. Parikarma is the obvious threat.

This can go to Dan Skelton's VICKI VALE, who sets a good standard on her best form. C&D winner Parikarma is feared most.
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It is difficult to confidently predict a clear winner based on this summary. However, some horses that could be in contention include 8/1 (5) WALKING ON AIR (if the ground dries out), 8/1 (4) PARMENION (despite lack of experience in handicap hurdles), 8.5/1 (7) SEABANK BISTRO (with recent good form and a promising run at Fairyhouse), 8.5/1 (16) GROZNI (with a C&D win and strong recent record), 12/1 (15) KILBEG KING (with room to improve and a good recent second place finish), 16/1 (12) SIR ARGUS (with a recent win and going in the right direction), 20/1 (19) SWEET WILL (with a promising record and recent career best win), 33/1 (6) REBEL IVY (a listed-winning mare who has run well in recent handicaps), and 50/1 (8) BALLYSHANNON ROSE (with a chance after running well behind French Dynamite at Thurles last year).

WALKING ON AIR ran well in the Pertemps Final, stays well and likes a sound surface. He has run consistently well in handicaps this season and met some trouble in-running at Cheltenham, when running on late. He competes from a 2lb lower Irish rating and is dependable. Verdant Place and Seabank Bistro are closely matched on a recent Fairyhouse race and with both being proven stayers, have obvious claims. Parmenion is deserted by Paul Townend but finished third at Grade 2 level recently and notably steps up to this distance for the first time. Sweet Will is a proven stayer who should get involved racing from 1lb lower than when winning from his UK rating last month while Lets Go Champ was a slightly fortunate maiden hurdle winner recently but should be suited by stepping up in trip. Grozni ran well in a similar race at the DRF while Toss Again and returning Dartan are suited to drying ground. Sir Argus steps up in grade while Kilbeg King has improved over staying distances recently.

Although seemingly deserted by Paul Townend the fact PARMENION went off favourite in a Fairyhouse Grade 2 over Easter suggests he's thought capable of even better than he's shown so far so perhaps he can provide the Willie Mullins stable with a third win in this very competitive handicap in the last 4 years. Grozni showed he can cope with the demands of a competitive, big-field affair when second at the Dublin Racing Festival and heads the many dangers along with Sweet Will and Lord Snootie.

UK challenger LORD SNOOTIE is of most interest for a trainer who is brilliant with stayers and could still have a bit in hand.
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3/1 (6) PRISCILLA'S WISH is likely to do well based on the summary as it won the last race and has a strong record with five wins from 12 runs last year. It may be able to defy the penalty and secure another win. 14/1 (7) SPIRITED GUEST is also a possible contender as it returned with a creditable second place after dropping down in weights last year.

PRISCILLA'S WISH has racked up plenty of wins over the last 12 months and she returned from 173-day break to score over C&D last week. A 5lb penalty for that success may not be enough to stop her as she looks to make it seven wins from her last eight starts. Runner-up over course and distance last time out, Spirited Guest looks to be her main danger, along with Spirit Of Nguru.

PRISCILLA'S WISH got back on the up when making a winning reappearance here last week and may be able to follow up. Spirited Guest and G'daay are feared most.

A chance is taken on BUSINESS, who shaped better than his final position last time. The reliable Barging Thru is next best.
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2.75/1 (8) PHOENIX RISEN and 5/1 (6) UNIVERSAL SECRET are likely to do well based on the summary. 2.75/1 (8) PHOENIX RISEN has shown improvement since the cheekpieces were put on and surged clear to win a C&D handicap in his last race. Despite a 10lb rise in weight, he is still considered a big player. On the other hand, 5/1 (6) UNIVERSAL SECRET has won his last two races at Wincanton and has potential for more progress.

PHOENIX RISEN came well clear of his rivals when romping to a C&D victory two weeks ago, and a subsequent 10lb rise in the handicap might not prevent Jeremy Scott's charge from following up. Universal Secret arrives in search of a hat-trick having notched up a brace of successes at Wincanton recently and he merits respect, along with Coolnaugh Haze, who finished a good second at Huntingdon last time.

PHOENIX RISEN bolted up over C&D a fortnight ago and a 10 lb rise may not be enough to prevent Jeremy Scott's charge from doubling his tally. He gets the nod over Coolnaugh Haze, who did all he could against a lesser-exposed rival at Huntingdon earlier this month and should be in the mix once again. Great Ocean rounds off the shortlist.

The vote goes to PHOENIX RISEN, who got off the mark with an emphatic win over C&D two weeks ago and is open to more progress.
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0.3/1 (2) EL FABIOLO is predicted to do well based on the summary.

EL FABIOLO was a fine winner of the Arkle and has plenty in his favour and holds Dysart Dynamo and Saint Roi on Cheltenham form. Dysart Dynamo was held in third when falling at the final fence, leaving Saint Roi to pick up that position and both shouldn't trouble the selection. That Cheltenham form was boosted by the runner-up Jonbon winning at Aintree, when beating Saint Roi and being a Christmas Grade 1 winner, might fill second place again today, with Dysart Dynamo arriving from his Cheltenham fall. Experienced third-season novice Indiana Jones is capable but needs to improve to win.

This should be plain sailing for the top-class EL FABIOLO who has already shown he's superior to stablemates Dysart Dynamo (second choice) and Saint Roi and can make it a perfect 4-4 in his novice chase season.

Granted a clear round of jumping, the season's outstanding 2m novice chaser EL FABIOLO should stay unbeaten over fences.
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8/1 (9) HOTSPUR HARRY is the most likely to do well based on the summary. He had a solid effort on his C&D comeback this month and shaped well after 7 months off when second in his previous race. He is expected to go well again and just needs to build on his last effort.

This can go the way of LUCKY SAN JORE, who has done very well since joining the Marco Botti stable and this drop in trip could get him back on the winning trail. The four-year-old is narrowly preferred to Brunel Charm and Hotspur Harry, who was not beaten far over course and distance last time out. Goldsmith and Tiempo Star are also entitled to be thereabouts.

LUCKY SAN JORE has yet to finish out of the frame in 4 starts for his current yard, running well after 5 months off when second at Wolverhampton last month, so he is taken to build on his reappearance effort and resume winning ways. Goldsmith has also been in good form since switching trainers and can go well again, with Brunel Charm completing the shortlist.

After a pleasing C&D comeback, despite a slow start, HOTSPUR HARRY gets the nod. Tiempo Star is worth tracking in the market.
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Based on the summary provided, the horse that seems most likely to do well is 6.5/1 (10) GAIA VALLIS. This is because she has won dual hurdles in the past, has returned to form with two third-place finishes in recent races, and has shown effectiveness on good ground. Other horses to consider include 4/1 (1) MA BELLE NOIRE and 6.5/1 (8) LITTLE ELSE.

HEY FRANKIE had quite a successful summer campaign over hurdles last year without winning and she returns from a 116-day break boasting strong claims in this. A mark of 88 looks feasible and she is narrowly preferred to 13-race maiden Milanese Rose and Ma Belle Noire, who is of serious interest stepped up in trip. Completing the shortlist are the likes of Gaia Vallis and Makety.

The addition of cheekpieces may help the lightly-raced MA BELLE NOIRE and she gets the nod in this open-looking handicap. Next on the list is Gaia Vallis, who has slipped to a tempting mark and her efforts in recent weeks have been more like it. Little Else is also worth a second look.

An open race in which Harry Fry's lightly raced 6yo MA BELLE NOIRE gets the vote ahead of Milanese Rose and Hey Frankie.
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9/1 (11) INDIE BELLE looks to be a strong contender, having recently improved and won a handicap chase at Downpatrick easily. 9/1 (1) BROOMFIELD HALL may also be worth considering as it switches to handicaps in this sphere and has had a fair season with three wins from five runs.

INDIE BELLE has progressed well in recent times and might continue her upward curve. She won just once in 18 hurdles but was unlucky in a useful Navan handicap in February and has won her last two chase starts. She won readily at Downpatrick recently and while this is tougher, can cope with a 9lb hike. Queen Jane has also won her last two chases and while she too faces a stiffer task, on better ground, than when winning from 9lb lower at Limerick, is also progressive. Pont Aval is a 10-year-old maiden chaser but chased home subsequent Ulster National runner-up My Design in March, but was well enough held on her last start and now runs in a first-time tongue-tie. Kalli's Quest is 4lb higher than when winning at Navan and while she likes a sound surface, would ideally prefer 3m.

QUEEN JANE has improved markedly for the switch to chasing, readily making it 2-2 at Limerick (17.5f) last month, and an 11 lb rise in the weights shouldn't prevent a bold bid to complete the hat-trick on that evidence. Her stablemate Secret She Keeps is similarly low mileage and feared, along with Western Zara and Pont Aval.

This has an open look to it but perhaps last year's principals LILITH and Western Zara can dominate once more.
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Rage of Bamby is the most likely winner according to the summary.

BELIEVING makes plenty of appeal following her creditable fifth in the Nell Gwyn at Newmarket. Twice second in Group 3 company as a juvenile and having her second run since undergoing wind surgery, there is a lot to like about George Boughey's filly and her supporters will be pleased to see that James Doyle keeps the ride. Marine Wave is feared most given her juvenile form reads well, while Rage Of Bamby finished third in the Rockfel and also comes into calculations.

Having won on her first 2 starts, RAGE OF BAMBY improved again when third in the Rockfel at Newmarket, so she is well worth another chance after a below-par effort on her final outing last season. She can resume her progress to see off the challenge of Believing, who is respected back down in trip, while Lady Hamana also merits consideration with her reappearance run behind her.

Believing is a player, with the drop from 7f in her favour, but the lightly raced GLENLAUREL is open to improvement and preferred.
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Based on the summary, 3/1 (1) LOUNGE LIZARD and 4/1 (2) AVIEWTOSEA seem to be strong contenders. 3/1 (1) LOUNGE LIZARD had a dominant display in a previous race and is favored to remain competitive even with an increase in weight. 4/1 (2) AVIEWTOSEA also has a strong record over fences and is expected to continue improving under their leading stable. 7/1 (4) LOVE ACTUALLY is also a possibility if she can bounce back from a disappointing last race, given her previous success over fences and good course record. 20/1 (7) BALLAQUANE may have some risks attached, while 7/1 (3) JET PLANE and 3.5/1 (6) IMPERIAL JOE may need to recapture their peak form.

LOUNGE LIZARD could not have been more impressive from the front at Catterick last time out and a 9lb rise could underestimate Henry Daly's charge as he looks to follow up. A winner of his last two starts over C&D, Imperial Joe can give him plenty to think about, along with the hat-trick seeking Aviewtosea. C&D winner Haldon Hill must enter calculations as well.

A few to consider in a competitive race. HALDON HILL has got on a roll this spring and might be able to make it 3 wins in his last 4 starts. Taunton-specialists Imperial Joe and Love Actually might be the pair to give him most to do but this is a contest where it's posible to make a case for most of the runners.

Top of the list is Henry Daly's unexposed chaser LOUNGE LIZARD, who came good with his dominant display at Catterick last time.
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Based on the summary, 1.38/1 (1) BALLYBURN and 4.5/1 (7) SLADE STEEL seem to have the strongest form and are likely to perform well in the race. 50/1 (8) SPECIAL CADEAU and 50/1 (11) CATO'S REVENGE also have potential based on their recent runs and could be worth considering as well.

BALLYBURN won a course and distance bumper on yielding ground last February and is likely to improve. A point-to-point winner for Colin McKeever before moving yard, his course form has yet to be properly tested but the third-horse had finished second to Cheltenham Bumper runner-up Fact To File. He missed a Fairyhouse engagement on April 10 due to a temperature but arrives fresh and is Patrick Mullins' pick. Slade Steel, a points winner on yielding ground for Pierce Power, was also a smart CD bumper winner last December. The runner-up subsequently finished sixth in the Cheltenham Bumper and the third won subsequently, with today's rider again claiming 7lb. Owner-ridden Great Universe is quirky and while beaten 20 lengths by the selection in February, he surrendered plenty ground at the start. He was subsequently an impressive 2m2f Clonmel bumper winner but there might prefer testing ground and further. Loughglynn holds Better Days Ahead and Chosen Witness on Cheltenham form while Dancing City steps up from a Wexford win. Newcomer Apple's Of Bresil is notable being a half-brother to four French winners and out of a French mile winner.

Having won his only start between the flags, BALLYBURN made an excellent first impression under Rules when landing a bumper here a couple of months ago. With more to come, he looks the one to beat although stablemate Dancing City should provide formidable opposition. Slade Steel is another one to consider. Slade Steel is another one defending an unbeaten record, and he also merits respect.

A good bumper. A chance is taken on SLADE STEEL, whose win here in December looks all the better now.
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3/1 (5) HAILEY YA MAL is the most promising horse based on the summary, as he has a strong pedigree and is considered an interesting newcomer despite being in a difficult stall position. He is also half-brother to two debutant winners and has a good chance of doing well in his first race.

SURREY NOIR ran well for a long way over 7f on his debut at Kempton last month and, with the drop in trip looking likely to suit, he can put that experience to good use in this company. Chamber Choir appears to be the main threat to the selection with the first-time blinkers a possible aid for improvement, although all-weather debutant Poweredbylove also has to be respected.

SURREY NOIR offered something to work on when fifth at Kempton on debut last month, not knocked about, and he can build on that effort to open his account at the second attempt. Hailey Ya Mal makes plenty of appeal on paper and could be the main danger on his first start, while Chamber Choir ran well on her stable debut last time.

Hailey Ya Mal is an interesting newcomer but this can go to SURREY NOIR, who shaped well from a tough stall on debut.
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Based solely on the summary, it appears that 4/1 (1) DINDIN and 1.75/1 (7) HARD FROST are the most likely contenders, as they have both had recent success and have shown improvement in their chase form. 8/1 (6) COBRA COMMANDER may also be a contender, as he has shown previous form at the course and has recently stopped a decline in performance. It is unlikely that 7.5/1 (3) ELECTRIC ANNIE, 8/1 (2) LADY WILBERRY, 10/1 (8) SCRUMPY BOY, 14/1 (5) O'FAOLAINS LAD, 16/1 (10) TOM O'ROUGHLEY, or 25/1 (9) SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL will do well in this particular race. 33/1 (4) HO QUE OUI may have potential, but needs to turn things around after recent disappointing performances.

Denied by the narrowest of margins on his last two starts in this sphere, HARD FROST can gain compensation with the step up in trip expected to suit. The consistent Dindin is a major contender on what he's shown in recent starts, while Lady Wilberry is bound to improve on her chase debut effort at Wincanton last month when she was sent off favourite.

HARD FROST has gone down only by a whisker on both his starts over fences and surely would have opened his account had he been fluent over the last at Wincanton 3 weeks ago. He's fancied to make amends at the main expense of Dindin and Cobra Commander.

Top of the list is HARD FROST, who has gone very close switched to chasing in his last two runs. Dindin is the main danger.
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Based on the summary, it is most likely that 3.5/1 (5) TWAYBLADE will do well since he has won his last race and only has a 5 lb rise, which is not significant enough to hinder him. He is also respected and well-supported according to the summary. 4/1 (1) RHYTHMIC ACCLAIM may also have potential as he is open to improvement and his yard is going well. The other horses either lack experience, have not shown significant improvement, or have not done well in their previous races.

It looks best to side with TWAYBLADE, who exploited a drop in the handicap to score at Yarmouth 12 days ago. He made all that day and is berthed well in stall two to do so once again here. Quinault is bred to be smart and he merits the utmost respect on this handicap debut, while South Dakota Sioux is another to consider.

TWAYBLADE reacted positively to a switch to front-running tactics at Yarmouth last time and might be able to dominate here from a handy low stall. Quinault is a likely improver now switching to handicap company for the Stuart Williams yard and is second choice ahead of Sumac, who was comfortably held by the selection at Yarmouth but can fare better back on AW with Oisin Murphy in the saddle.

Twayblade is respected but preference is for RHYTHMIC ACCLAIM, who remains open to improvement for a yard among the winners.
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Based on the summary, 2.25/1 (8) SPIT SPOT C&D appears to be the most promising contender for the upcoming race. The horse has had recent successes, including two 1st and 2nd place finishes in the last three runs. Additionally, the horse has a history of success on this particular course and has the potential for further improvement under a new stable. Therefore, 2.25/1 (8) SPIT SPOT C&D seems to be the strongest choice among the listed horses.

WORLD WITHOUT LOVE finished a promising second over 2m here a week ago when returning from a 160-day absence. She's 4lb higher than when successful over this trip last November, but the daughter of Ulysses remains unexposed over staying distances and could have more to offer. She edges the vote ahead of Spit Spot, who hit the woodwork over course and distance when last seen. Seal Of Solomon must also enter calculations, along with Golden Keeper.

While her peak fitness has to be taken on trust there should be more to come from SPIT SPOT for her new stable so she's narrowly preferred to last week's 2m course second World Without Love. De Vega's Warrior presumably failed to handle deep ground back on turt at Nottingham last time but had run well on AW prior to that and can prove rest of the rest.

While others are also interesting, the ones to concentrate on may well be SPIT SPOT, World Without Love and Seal Of Solomon.
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