13:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 7/1 (14) HANNAH'S RETURN and 7/1 (7) CONNIE'S ROSE seem to be the strongest contenders as they both have recent wins and good performances in their last races. 4/1 (2) THE PRINCES POET also seems to have a good chance, as they have a recent win and perform well when fresh. 4.5/1 (1) ROGUE STAR, 7/1 (8) BIG BARD, and 28/1 (11) DAZZERLING could also potentially be in the mix. 7.5/1 (5) JOY CHOI, 9/1 (4) KONDRATIEV WAVE, 16/1 (13) ON EDGE, 20/1 (3) KYBER CRYSTAL, 22/1 (9) FIRENZE ROSA, 25/1 (10) PORT NOIR, 33/1 (15) SOLDIER'S SON, 40/1 (12) THE COLA KID, Spirit of Cahala, and 100/1 (16) TRIDEVI are less likely to do well based on their recent form and past performances.

The Gary Moore stable can do little wrong at present and preference is for BIG BARD, who bounced back to form with a solid runner-up effort at Lingfield last month. The five-year-old went close over C&D last October and he is taken to master the likes of course regular The Princes Poet and Hannah's Return, who makes her turf debut having won at Kempton last time out. Others to note include Connie's Rose, Joy Choi and Rogue Star.

CONNIE'S ROSE made an encouraging seasonal reappearance at Bath earlier this month and, entitled to come on for that, she could be the answer. Provided she takes to turf, dual all-weather scorer Hannah's Return will be a live danger, while The Princes Poet performed well on his return both last year and in 2021, and he is likely to be in the mix, too. Another for the shortlist is Big Bard, who has slipped to a dangerous mark.

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13:40 Hexham Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:40 Hexham Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 4/1 (1) BINGOO is most likely to do well as they have won 2 out of 4 starts this season and showed improvement in their last race. 4/1 (4) BELLA BLISS is also mentioned as one to take seriously after shaping well in their last race, but it is not clear if they have the same consistency as 4/1 (1) BINGOO. The other horses either have limited success or have not shown enough in their recent races.

A return to hurdles can do the trick for ECLAIR D'AINAY, having won easily on his most recent start in this sphere at Market Rasen. Conditions look to be in his favour and he can see off the likes of Irish raider Bella Bliss and Rock Hurley, who is bound to improve on his first run for new connections last month. C&D winner Bingoo can also have a say in proceedings.

Slight preference is for BELLA BLISS, who was far from disgraced in testing ground last time and should find conditions more in her favour here. Eclair d'Ainay and Rock Hurley may provide the chief threat.

Smart chaser ECLAIR D'AINAY was an easy winner over hurdles on his penultimate run and is a major player back in this sphere.

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13:50 Pontefract Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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13:50 Pontefract Stakes (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty, but 0.83/1 (3) INDICATION CALL and 4.5/1 (2) DAN DEE PRINCE seem to have solid chances based on their recent performances and pedigree. 7/1 (6) ADAAY TO WIN and 5.5/1 (1) BILLY WEBSTER also have some potential, while the remaining horses may need to show more in the betting market to be considered strong contenders.

INDICATION CALL is the only runner here with any racecourse experience and as he was beaten less than a length on his latest outing at Beverley, we also know he has plenty of ability for a stable in good form. Of the newcomers, most appear bred to be better over further, with the possible exceptions of Kaaress and Adaay To Win, while Billy Lougnane claims 5lb off the back of Billy Webster, suggesting he is worth a market watch.

DAN DEE PRINCE catches the eye on paper so Tom Dascombe's newcomer is fancied to edge out recent Beverley second Indication Call, who may have to settle for the runner-up spot once more. George Scott's Billy Webster is another debutant who needs considering in a race where the market will reveal plenty.

The Karl Burke-trained INDICATION CALL takes on a field of newcomers and is taken to put his experience to good use.

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14:00 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:00 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 2.75/1 (8) RELIEF RALLY and 5/1 (5) LADY WULFRUN seem to have the strongest pedigrees with successful siblings and good potential. 6/1 (4) GAIDEN also represents a top yard and may be worth watching in the betting. 10/1 (1) ALWAYS LOVE YOU and 12/1 (2) DAINTY LADY also have promising pedigrees and should be noted in the market. It is unlikely that 11/1 (7) PICKLED PEPPER, 66/1 (9) TEARS OF A CLOWN, and 66/1 (10) TEJESUENO will perform strongly on debut.

Not beaten far on her debut at Kempton when only wilting from the front close home, TOKYO DRIFT showed more than enough ability to suggest that she can get off the mark in a race like this. A sister to a debut winner herself in Koropick, Relief Rally looks the pick of the newcomers, ahead of Gaiden, who is a daughter of Mehmas, an excellent influence on speed.

All but one of these are debutantes and the market will be informative. RELIEF RALLY is bred to be speedy and she gets the nod ahead of Gaiden and Lady Wulfrun. Always Love You is also appealing on paper and Tokyo Drift, who was a close third on her introduction at Kempton, could put her experience to good use and make a bold bid.

Dominic Ffrench Davis has made a bright start with his 2yos and ALWAYS LOVE YOU gets the nod. Relief Rally is second choice.

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14:15 Hexham Handicap Chase (Class 5) 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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6/1 (4) GOING MOBILE is likely to do well based on the summary. The horse has already won three times this season and performed well in a 2m handicap chase at Carlisle just 29 days ago. Despite a slight 3 lb rise in weight, the horse has proven to be a C&D winner and can make its presence felt again.

A determined winner at Carlisle on his most recent start, GOING MOBILE can follow up off a 3lb higher mark at a track he has an excellent record at. The selection had Ensel Du Perche (second) behind when scoring over C&D last September, so the main dangers this time might be the veteran Cudgel and the unexposed Patagonia, who went close at Wetherby last month.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and Gary Hanmer's new recruit PATAGONIA looks the way to go nudged up only 1lb for his very good Wetherby runner-up effort last month. Cudgel is always to be much respected round here and is next on the list ahead of another C&D scorer Going Mobile.

The vote goes to Gary Hanmer's unexposed chaser PATAGONIA, who rallied well to go very close at Wetherby on his return from a layoff.

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14:25 Pontefract Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:25 Pontefract Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, the horse that has the best chance of doing well is 0.25/1 (4) CONCORDE, as it has recently improved and came second in its last race due to being eased prematurely. It is suggested that it can gain compensation off the same mark.

Concorde will likely prove popular here after winning at Redcar and being beaten a nose under a penalty when eased up close home at Chelmsford last Thursday, but two runs in such a short period may take it's toll. He has to give 7lb to another Redcar winner in CAMACHO STAR, who proved hard to pass last time and may tough it out again. Kohana Breeze tries blinkers instead of cheekpieces and has a chance if she can bounce back to her better form.

CONCORDE was a most unlucky second at Chelmsford City last time so is strongly fancied to resume winning ways off the same mark here. Camacho Star and Edmund Ironside fought out a good finish at Redcar and can chase home George Boughey's improving sort in that order.

Last Monday's easy Redcar winner CONCORDE was eased prematurely at Chelmsford three days later, and can return to winning ways.

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14:35 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:35 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 10f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 2.25/1 (4) SHADOW DANCE seems to be the most promising horse with a strong pedigree and a promising second-place finish in its debut race. 3.33/1 (3) PROSPER LEGEND also shows potential, having placed fourth in its debut race and expected to improve with a longer distance. 4/1 (2) ORDER OF MALTA and 11/1 (1) CHARLIE'S CHOICE have both struggled in their previous races and may be less likely to perform well.

PROSPER LEGEND didn't set the world alight on his debut at Kempton earlier in the month, but he was plenty green on that occasion and got the hang of things late on to finish a never-nearer fourth. With improvement expected on the step up in trip, he is narrowly preferred to well-bred newcomer Shadow Dance and Understated, who performed with plenty of promise on her debut in January.

This can go to UNDERSTATED, who pulled clear of the remainder when a promising second on her debut at Kempton in January. Prosper Legend may be the main danger.

Unlucky not to finish closer on his comeback, ORDER OF MALTA gets the vote on his turf debut. Prosper Legend rates the main threat.

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14:50 Hexham Conditions Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:50 Hexham Conditions Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary provided, it seems that 2.75/1 (1) BOIS GUILLBERT has the strongest chance of doing well as he has won both his starts in similar races and defied a penalty with ease. The other horses have either shown some promise, but have not consistently performed well, or are still relatively inexperienced in hurdling.

BOIS GUILLBERT continues to go from strength to strength and even with a 10lb penalty, he may still have enough to land the hat-trick for his in-form connections. Joker Du Chenet was still going well when falling three out at Wetherby on debut, while Tintintin has made a good start to his career in this sphere and could be due a change in luck.

BOIS GUILLBERT looks a jumper to follow for the Grand National-winning yard and can defy a double penalty to remain unbeaten over hurdles. Tintintin is the clear danger, with Prontoanita one to note on her hurdles debut after a couple of encouraging efforts in bumpers.

In tricky race a chance is taken on the ex-French JERSAY DU TROTTET, who should improve on his third at Newcastle last time.

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15:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:00 Pontefract Handicap (Class 2) 10f Race Class Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well, but some of the more interesting runners include 4/1 (6) SUN KING, 4.5/1 (1) ZEALOT, 5.5/1 (10) CUMULONIMBUS, and 6/1 (2) AJERO. All of these horses have recent form and potential to improve in this race. 16/1 (12) LIGHTENING COMPANY and 16/1 (13) WOOTTON'SUN are also potential contenders if they can perform well fresh. 20/1 (7) KENZAI WARRIOR should also be considered due to his recent form and potential to be well handicapped.

ZEALOT has now won seven of his last eight starts on the all-weather, the last three under Billy Loughnane, and it will be interesting to see if he can continue that run on turf, in better company, off a 3lb higher mark than last time. Tactically adaptable, he can make all or come from off the pace, and that may give him the edge over Goodwood third Ajero, who is having his first start of the season, and Wootton'sun, who is expected to appreciate the forecast good ground.

CUMULONIMBUS was steadily progressive in turf handicaps last autumn and might prove the answer to this tricky-looking handicap. Zealot is an obvious danger if able to transfer this winter's AW improvement to the grass. Kenzai Warrior, who is starting to look well handicapped, and George Boughey's Sun King are others who could go well.

Today's course and distance brought out the best in PIECEDERESISTANCE last year and he is taken to make a winning return to action.

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15:10 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based solely on this summary, as they all have different levels of experience and varying degrees of success in their previous races. However, 1.2/1 (5) SUNSET POINT and 4.5/1 (1) MAID IN KENTUCKY both have three previous wins and recently won minor events at Lingfield, which could give them an advantage in this handicap race. 6/1 (2) DAYZEE also has a recent third place finish in a handicap race and is now up in trip on turf, which could make her a strong contender. 6.5/1 (4) SWIFT LIONESS is lightly-raced but coming off a career-best win and could also perform well with the step up in trip. 9/1 (3) YOUNG AND FUN and 10/1 (6) SYDNEY MEWS may not be the top contenders in this race based on their recent performances.

Maid In Kentucky was sent on from the start to win over a mile at Lingfield in March, but she steps up in trip for her handicap bow and it will be interesting to see if the same tactics are employed. SUNSET POINT does not hold any classic entries for Charlie Appleby, but she did quicken up nicely to win going away at Lingfield over a mile, and may be better suited by this trip. Swift Lioness and Sydney Mews are also noted.

The one with the most striking potential is SUNSET POINT, who improved with each of her 3 starts as a juvenile and it's likely that this well-bred filly will make further progress now faced with a stiffer test on this handicap/turf debut. Dayzee didn't do much wrong when third on her handicap bow at Southwell and is feared most ahead of Maid In Kentucky and Swift Lioness.

From a family that get better with age, SUNSET POINT is open to further improvement now upped in trip on her turf debut.

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15:25 Hexham Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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9/1 (8) EX S'ELANCE and 10/1 (10) HENRY BROWN are the top contenders in this race based on their recent form and suitability for the conditions. Both horses have won their last starts and have previously performed well over the distance. Maid of Houxty and 6.5/1 (6) GIPSY LEE ROSE may also have each-way hopes.

Ex S'elance is likely to be popular after notching a brace of wins since mid-March and can go close if his stamina holds out over this longer trip, while Maid Of Houxty is respected after a game success at Newcastle last month. However, preference is for GIPSY LEE ROSE, who won last year's renewal of this race off a 6lb higher mark and has a live chance of following up on these terms.

GIPSY LEE ROSE has failed to threaten so far this season but may well again come good in this race, which she won off a 6 lb higher mark 12 months ago. Morozov Cocktail is capable of a bold show, while Ex S'Elance and Maid of Houxty both merit respect. However, point-winner Lights Are Green can be expected raise his game now upped in trip for this chase/handicap debut and he is second choice.

The vote goes to the lightly raced 8yo MAID OF HOUXTY (nap), who got off the mark when beating a clear second at Newcastle last month.

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15:35 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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4/1 (15) DO I DREAM seems to be the strongest contender based on their recent win and 3 lb rise, with 5/1 (14) TIPPERARY MOON also meriting consideration for their good third place finish in the same race as 4/1 (15) DO I DREAM. 7/1 (11) MY MATE TED also has potential for improvement after a break and being at a handy mark, while 8/1 (2) GLOBAL SPIRIT's respectable third place in their last race suggests they could also be a likely contender.

This represents a drop in class for MY MATE TED, who finished a disappointing eighth on his return off a break over this trip at Kempton earlier in the month. He sits on the same mark as when recording a half a length second at Windsor on his third-last outing and must have every chance if reproducing that effort. Ravenglass remains 4lb above his last winning mark but is still feared, while recent C&D winner Do I Dream adds further spice to the race.

Preference is for DO I DREAM, who scored for the second time over C&D earlier this month and remains on a fair mark. My Mate Ted and Global Spirit head the list of dangers.

Having not enjoyed the best of runs when third of 15 over C&D a fortnight ago, TIPPERARY MOON earns the vote. Ravenglass is feared.

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15:45 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, the horse that is predicted to do well is 4.5/1 (4) SO SMART as it is described as a

Pat Cosgrave has an enforced holiday to come but he may add another winner first if SO SMART improves for his short-head Yarmouth second on his first start of the year. Caught on the line that day, he would be a deserved winner. Stable companion Level Up is entitled to have a say, but if Sarah's Verse makes the most of the eight stall, she may be the bigger danger.

The vote goes to SPOOF, who looked unlucky when going down narrowly at Yarmouth where he was denied a clear run at a crucial stage. He has clearly resumed in good order (also went close on his seasonal reappearance at Doncaster) and remains on a handy mark. So Smart, who was just ahead of the selection when second in the aforementioned Yarmouth handicap, is feared most ahead of stablemate Level Up.

A dual C&D winner who won't mind any further rain, SPOOF can turn things round with So Smart.

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16:00 Hexham Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 20f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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8/1 (5) MOONLIGHT GLORY is likely to do well based on the summary, as they have twice won over hurdles in Ireland and gained a win in a Newcastle handicap in February. They also had a respectable second over the same trip at Newcastle recently.

Sue Smith sent out the winner of this race last year and has another fancied contender in the shape of BURROWS HALL, who registered a comfortable success at Carlisle 16 days ago and could be hard to beat despite a 6lb higher mark. The gelding has bags of scope to improve over this trip and could be too progressive for the likes of Moonlight Glory and Halpha Soleil, who are suggested as the pick of the opposition.

Although BURROWS HALL failed to see it out on his previous attempt at this trip connections are clearly happy to give it another go and he's likely still well treated on the back of a 6 lb rise for his quite comfortable Carlisle success. Moonlight Glory has a win and 2 seconds to show for her last 3 outings over hurdles and should make her presence felt again. Maughold Head and Hattons Gardens need to shrug off tame efforts last time but had shown promise prior to that and remain unexposed.

The progressive BURROWS HALL\o is taken to follow up his Carlisle win with \bLongstone Cowboy likely to prove his main threat.

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16:10 Pontefract Handicap (Class 6) 22f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary. However, 3/1 (8) TARBAT NESS seems to have a good chance as they had an excellent second place in their last race and are clear of the rest of the field. They are also wearing cheekpieces for the first time and are significantly up in trip. 9/1 (5) DEREHAM is also worth considering as they won this race last year and are back on a winning mark. However, they were out of form last autumn, so there is some uncertainty. Others, such as 3.5/1 (2) VINTAGE VALLEY and 8.5/1 (7) TOMORROW'S ANGEL, have shown some promise but have not been consistently competitive.

TARBAT NESS steps up in trip following a good second over 2m at Redcar earlier this month and a 3lb rise looks unlikely to stop him. The gelded son of Reliable Man left the impression that he could benefit from a stiffer stamina test. Visite Officielle has dropped 2lb following a distant third behind the selection in the aforementioned race and is feared, while Vintage Valley also warrants respect.

With the Ben Haslam stable in good form the suggestion is DIDTHEYLEAVEUOUTTO, with confidence in his chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. John Berry pair Tarbat Ness and Dereham, who won this race last year, may provide the main opposition.

John Berry won this last year with Dereham but TARBAT NESS could be the one today. Didtheyleaveuoutto is feared most.

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16:20 Windsor Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 3.5/1 (5) LAWN RANGER seems to be the most likely to do well since it has recently scored its fourth win at the same course and is expected to be a top contender despite having a 4 lb penalty to carry. 4/1 (4) WARHOL and 5/1 (2) GOD OF THUNDER are also mentioned as contenders and ones to watch out for, but 3.5/1 (5) LAWN RANGER seems to have the strongest recent form. The rest of the horses seem less likely to win or place in the race.

Lawn Ranger won his first race since 2021 when steered to the front by Robert Havlin, who keeps the ride this afternoon as the eight-year-old looks to follow up under a 4lb penalty. He can go well, but if WARHOL steps up on his course third off the same mark, the added yardage here may see him emerge victorious. God Of Thunder is another who warrants plenty of respect as he returns from a gelding operation.

WARHOL didn't get the clearest of runs when a good third on his reappearance at this course last week and is taken to go one better. Lawn Ranger and God of Thunder should also go well.

Course specialist Lawn Ranger should go well again but VISSANI has been offering more of late and can bounce back.

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16:35 Hexham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 24f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is difficult to predict which horse will do well based on this summary as there is limited information on their current form and abilities. However, 3/1 (2) FIRAK seems to have a good track record and has recently made a winning return to Rules, suggesting they may perform well in the upcoming race. 5/1 (1) BILLY BRONCO also had a successful first Rules outing and may be worth considering.

DROP FLIGHT failed to get involved in a much deeper contest at Aintree earlier this month and a considerable drop in class can see him bounce back here. He kept on strongly to secure a good second over an extended 2m7f at Newbury on his penultimate run, but Billy Bronco can give him plenty to think about with his latest success in mind. Firak completes the shortlist.

DROP FLIGHT showed fairly useful form when runner-up a couple of times earlier in the year and he was out of his depth last time, so he's worth a chance to get the better of Firak, who also merits plenty of respect. Recent Carlisle scorer Billy Bronco is also considered.

This should be a good opportunity for DROP FLIGHT who holds standout claims on this year's best hunter chase form.

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16:45 Pontefract Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 0.83/1 (1) DEAR DAPHNE and 4.5/1 (3) QUANDARY seem to have the strongest claims. 0.83/1 (1) DEAR DAPHNE has been consistently close in her recent races and holds a solid standard, while 4.5/1 (3) QUANDARY comes from an in-form yard and has a promising pedigree. However, the other horses mentioned could also have potential and may surprise on debut or reappearance. The market check and betting could provide more insight into their chances.

Tellus and DEAR DAPHNE help to set a reasonable standard on official ratings, with preference for the latter given her proven match-fitness after a near-miss on the all-weather earlier this month. Newmarket raider Star Map appeals most from the newcomers, given she has a likable pedigree and is introduced at a realistic level. Quandary and Selby's Joy are others to monitor closely in the betting market.

DEAR DAPHNE probably should have won again on her return at Southwell and has solid claims with top apprentice Billy Loughnane up. Tellus probably has a race in her, while Quandary is an appealing newcomer for a red-hot stable.

Billy Loughnane's mount DEAR DAPHNE has gone very close the last twice and is taken to post a deserved first win.

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16:50 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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12/1 (8) KITESURFER has the most promising summary and leading claims, as they are open to progress and have solid form from their previous success.

RUSSIAN RULER bolted up in handicap company over an extended 2m at Newbury last month and a return to the novice ranks looks unlikely to stop him following up. Nicky Henderson's six-year-old additionally drops in class for this outing and may prove tough to beat with that in mind. Odin's Quest arrives in this following a comfortable success in a maiden earlier this month and is feared most, while Red Windsor is another of interest.

Harry Whittington will be bidding to go out on a high this week and KITESURFER appears to have solid claims on his first run for the yard 11 months on from scoring at Vichy. Russian Ruler was an easy winner of a Newbury handicap last month and has an obvious chance if in the same sort of form here. Alien Storm completes the shortlist.

Back on forecast better ground, ALIEN STORM may be the answer. Russian Ruler is feared most on the figures.

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16:55 Windsor Handicap (Class 5) 11f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the summary, 2.75/1 (3) MRS MEADER and 5.5/1 (8) RICK BLAINE seem to be the strongest contenders as they have recent good form in handicaps and are both lurking on dangerous marks. 3.33/1 (5) WATERLOO SUNSET and 12/1 (6) MANOR PARK could also be in the mix based on their recent performances and track record. 4/1 (1) TALAP, 12/1 (7) CHARGO, 14/1 (2) WISE GLORY, and 50/1 (9) OCEAN REACH seem to have more to prove or have been out of form for a while.

MRS MEADER performed with credit during a six-race campaign last year, winning three times. It's possible she needed the run when fourth on her reappearance at Doncaster 23 days ago and she may well be up to posting a personal best with that effort under her belt. Waterloo Sunset is open to improvement over the trip and is feared, while Chargo also merits consideration.

Cases can be made for a few of these, but MRS MEADER enjoyed a fruitful 2022 campaign and, having shaped as if the run was needed when fourth on return at Doncaster recently, Julia Feilden's mare can regain the winning thread. Waterloo Sunset found trouble at a crucial stage on reappearance recently so he could emerge as the main danger, with Rick Blaine and Talap also considered.

Entitled to have come on for her comeback, MRS MEADER can make it four wins from her last six starts. Waterloo Sunset is next best.

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17:00 Naas Maiden 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Based on the information provided, it is difficult to make a definitive prediction. However, 0.73/1 (9) VANITY PAYS and 2.25/1 (10) WHAT A SQUEEZE seem to have strong potential based on their previous performances and impressive bloodlines. It is also worth keeping an eye on 20/1 (5) NIKA PIKA and 25/1 (4) LIA FAIL, who both have successful siblings and could show promise on the track.

Experience is a big asset for VANITY PAYS and she looks the one to beat having been narrowly denied on her debut at Dundalk 13 days ago. The Kodiac filly went to post a solid 11/8 favourite then and ran well, only going down by a head to Brighter who gave her a bump a furlong from home. With that run under her belt she can collect now. Jessica Harrington's newcomer What A Squeeze could be a danger. The Dark Angel filly is a half-sister to Irish Oaks runner-up Jack Naylor. Kandoo is the only other runner in the field with experience. She showed a bit when sixth on her debut at Dundalk and could get involved for minor money now.

VANITY PAYS made a very promising start at Dundalk and looks the way to go with improvement to come. What A Squeeze and Nika Pika are a couple of newcomers to note.

The most likely of the newcomers is What A Squeeze but AW runner-up VANITY PAYS will be hard to beat if handling the ground

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17:07 Hexham NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:07 Hexham NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f Race Class Flow

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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary alone. However, some horses that seem to have potential include 3.5/1 (6) ISMAEL, 6/1 (9) PARADE AWAY, 7.5/1 (1) CHANCE THE ROBIN, 8/1 (8) PADDY O'MAHLER, 14/1 (10) PRESIDENT SCOTTIE, and 33/1 (4) BEEP BEEP BURROW, as they have either won or placed in their previous races and have shown signs of improvement. More information such as their form and recent performances will be needed to make a more accurate prediction.

A case can be made for several of these, but ISMAEL bolted up in a point-to-point in January and commands respect on his Rules debut with that in mind. The booking of Brian Hughes is interesting and the gelded son of Coastal Path should not be taken lightly. Chance The Robin scored over C&D last month and is feared most, while Rob Roy Macgregor is another of interest.

ROB ROY MACGREGOR was strong in the market and looked above average when making a successful start at Carlisle, so he's worth a chance to follow up for all that this is a stronger contest. Boldog is an obvious danger and Ismael looks an interesting recruit from points.

An interesting race in which impressive Irish point winner ISMAEL gets the vote ahead of Boldog.

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17:15 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:15 Pontefract Handicap (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 2.25/1 (5) SQUEEZEBOX seems to have strong form and is an interesting debutant for a reputable yard, making them a potential contender to do well. 6.5/1 (3) REFUGE also has a good track record with three previous handicap wins at the same distance and venue, making them another possibility. 14/1 (6) SHOWALONG is also noted as being well handicapped but may do better second time out. The other horses have either had recent underwhelming performances or require more improvement to be considered a likely winner.

High Security and John Kirkup have both gone well here in the past and are worthy of consideration in an open sprint handicap. However, marginal preference is for the less exposed GANNON GLORY, who has shaped well on the all-weather since joining Richard Fahey. He reverts to turf on a competitive mark and, as he arrives in better form than most, the gelding has a solid chance of adding a second C&D success to his portfolio.

SQUEEZEBOX is interesting making his handicap debut for Mick Appleby and could be the way to go from stall 2. Gannon Glory won on his last visit to Pontefract this time last year and can go well back down in grade. Refuge is another to consider.

The lightly raced 4yo SQUEEZEBOX (nap) showed promise in Ireland and is taken to make a winning start for Mick Appleby.

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17:20 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:20 Kempton Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 21f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Based on the summary, 1.63/1 (3) GAME WINNER seems to be the most promising horse, as it has won its last race and has shown promise in its previous races. It is also unexposed and open to improvement. 3.5/1 (1) AMERICAN SNIPER also shows potential, with two wins in its first two completed starts over hurdles and a close finish in its handicap debut. 1.38/1 (2) TWINJETS and 66/1 (6) MOONLIGHT ARTIST may have a chance to bounce back, but 28/1 (5) HASTON CLERMONT and 50/1 (4) ALL A STRUGGLE may struggle based on their recent performances. 100/1 (7) MUVVERS MONEY is not expected to do well.

This represents a drop in grade for Twinjets and the Milton Harris-trained gelding could well bounce back having failed to complete over 2m4f at Sandown last month. However, a 7lb penalty may not be enough to stop GAME WINNER landing a double, especially given he made all to score by 23 lengths over C&D in February. American Sniper failed to get involved in handicap company last time out and is another seeking to improve.

This can go the way of TWINJETS, who was unable to pick up on the holding ground at Sandown last month, so Milton Harris' charge is fancied to resume progress back on a sounder surface and notch his third success over timber. Game Winner had plenty up his sleeve when scoring over C&D in February so he may emerge as the main danger with better to come, with American Sniper best of the rest.

American Sniper (marginal second choice) and Twinjets jointly set the standard but GAME WINNER is taken to improve past them.

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17:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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It is difficult to determine with certainty which horse will do well based on the summary provided. However, 3/1 (5) SPARKS FLY and 5.5/1 (7) HARRY THE HAGGLER seem to have shown recent improvement and have performed well in previous races. 16/1 (4) WINTER MOON is also worth considering as she is making her handicap debut and may improve.

TWILIGHT GUEST is still low mileage and looks an interesting betting proposition with first-time cheekpieces applied. This will be only his second attempt over 1m and, given he was racing off the back of a 187-day absence at Yarmouth nine days ago, it's feasible to expect an improved effort today. Chinthurst and Greavsie have form that ties in with the selection and are feared most, although support in the betting market for Harry The Haggler would be dangerous to ignore.

A tricky finale to solve but SPARKS FLY again shaped well having conceded first run when third at Wolverhampton last month, so David Loughnane's filly gets the nod to make a winning start on turf. Racing Demon took another step back in the right direction at Kempton last week so he could be the one to give the selection most to think about, ahead of Man Made of Smoke and Harry The Haggler.

Second to a subsequent winner last month, HARRY THE HAGGLER (nap) remains open to improvement. Sparks Fly is second choice.

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17:35 Naas Handicap 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Naas Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 1.5/1 (2) RED LETTER BRAY and 4.5/1 (1) KING OF SCOTIA seem like strong contenders. 1.5/1 (2) RED LETTER BRAY has recently won a race and has the potential to perform even better on his handicap debut. 4.5/1 (1) KING OF SCOTIA has won before and is highly respected on his handicap debut. However, 12/1 (8) LISIEUX, 10/1 (4) NOT JUST YET, and 14/1 (6) SON OF SAMPERS could also be in the mix as they have shown good form in previous races. 22/1 (5) BLANC DE NOIR may struggle as they have yet to win and need to improve.

RED LETTER BRAY may be able to follow up on his course and distance victory last month. The New Bay colt got home in a tight finish from Run Ran Run on his return to action and the runner-up has franked the form since. Red Letter Bray toughed it out in testing conditions then and with plenty of rain recently his ability to handle conditions is a big plus. Trainer Michael O'Callaghan looks to have a strong second string in King Of Scotia. The Kessaar gelding won his final start of last season at Dundalk. That was over seven and this ground is a slight worry. Son Of Sampers was progressive in maidens last season and ran well when second on his final start on soft ground over course and distance. He could play a part on his handicap debut.

A case can be made for most of these but QUEENIE ST CLAIR looks the way to go given she can race off the same mark as when a very good recent Cork third. C&D winner Lisieux is also weighted to have a big say with handicap-debutants Son of Sampers and Red Letter Bray two more to consider.

A chance is taken on seasonal/h'cap debutant SON OF SAMPERS who ran well on soft ground here last term and looks to be on a good mark

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17:55 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 18f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:55 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 18f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, 9/1 (9) FAMILY BUSINESS may be a good bet as they have had recent success and are still a young horse, indicating potential for further improvement. 12/1 (4) BUN DORAN is another strong contender as a veteran with a solid track record. However, it ultimately depends on the preferences and betting patterns of individual bettors.

Bun Doran is now rated 2lb above his last winning mark, which came over an extended 1m7f at Sandown in February, and he is entitled to improve from his latest outing. However, TRIPLE TRADE recorded a facile success over 2m4f at Wincanton earlier this month and the fact he led from the second last that day suggests he can cope with the drop in trip. Real Stone is another to consider.

Plenty with chances but REAL STONE arrives at the top of his game and, with this drop back in trip also likely to suit, he edges the vote at the chief expense of Huntingdon-scorer Raffle Ticket who still has few miles on the clock. Wincanton-victor Triple Trade and veteran Bun Doran complete the shortlist.

Lightly raced RAFFLE TICKET is first choice ahead of Triple Trade. They both look open to further progress.

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18:10 Naas Handicap 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:10 Naas Handicap 6f Race Speed Rating Flow

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Based on the summary, 2.5/1 (12) IVA BATT and 4.5/1 (7) HALF NUTZ seem to be the strongest contenders. Both have had recent solid performances and hold strong claims, with 4.5/1 (7) HALF NUTZ having previously won on soft ground and at this course. 5/1 (9) ALJADY and 11/1 (4) BLAIRMAYNE also have some competitive form and could be in the mix. The other horses seem to have some issues, such as inconsistent form or a lack of success on soft ground.

HALF NUTZ likes soft ground and might be able to register a fourth C&D success. He has run a couple of decent races on the all-weather for his new yard and can be forgiven a moderate run at this venue last month where he was too keen. A strong pace to aim at would really suit him. Blairmayne has been a stalwart for Natalia Lupini who got off the mark for the season on Saturday. He won this last year at 20/1 having had the benefit of a prep run but was second to the selection on seasonal debut here two years ago. Jon Riggens blew the start when favourite for his comeback at the Curragh but he was twice second over 5f at the back-end of last season and many will give him another chance. Anadora has won first time out for the last two seasons and is an interesting addition to Sarah Lynam's team.

IVA BATT has dropped down to a handy mark and shaped encouragingly on her yard debut at Bellewstown earlier this month. She can return to winning ways. Aljady and Half Nutz rate the principal dangers.

Maybe HALF NUTZ can add another C&D win to his tally; the soft ground will suit but he does need a strong pace to aim at

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18:25 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 21f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:25 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 3) 21f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

11/1 (5) IN THIS WORLD seems like a good pick based on the fact that they have potential and are still open to further progress. They have a successful sole start on the Flat in France and have looked like a good prospect when winning on Warwick hurdle debut in November of that year. Despite not being seen again until finishing a well-held third at Stratford last month, they are entitled to come on for the outing and retain potential for a top yard.

Shang Tang is lightly raced and is interesting on the evidence of his hurdles form in 2021. He could go well despite a long break, but preference is for IN THIS WORLD, who is entitled to go well after a distant third at Stratford on his first start in 16 months. A mark of 129 may underestimate him, while Moveit Like Minnie and perhaps Stoner's Choice are others to consider.

With the Gary Moore team continuing in fine form FIFTY BALL is given a chance to build on a better run last time. In This World could leave behind the bare form of his recent comeback run and is feared most ahead of Whatsupwithyou, who arrives on the back of a pair of good runner-up efforts.

If patterns are anything to go by, WHATSUPWITHYOU is poised to record another spring win. Moveit Like Minnie is second choice.

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18:40 Naas Listed 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:40 Naas Listed 5f Race Speed Rating Flow

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The smart filly 0.4/1 (6) TENEBRISM is predicted to do well, as she has already won a Listed race and is expected to cope well with the drop back in trip. 6.5/1 (5) HURRICANE IVOR and 5/1 (2) MOSS TUCKER may also be competitive at the listed level, but it is unlikely that they will be able to turn the tables on 0.4/1 (6) TENEBRISM. 22/1 (1) COACHELLO, 33/1 (3) BIG GOSSEY, 33/1 (7) HODD'S GIRL, and 100/1 (8) PINEAPPLE ISLAND are not expected to be serious contenders in this race.

It's hard to oppose TENEBRISM after her decisive comeback win over 6f at Cork. She's a dual Group 1 winner and could have a profitable sprinting campaign now that connections have decided that this is the way to go with her. Soft ground is not a problem and nor should the drop in trip be given how much pace she possesses. Moss Tucker is a grand soft-ground sprinter who won at Listed level at Tipperary last year and was fifth in the Prix de l'Abbaye. He was no match for the selection when third at Cork and it's likely to be a similar story this time. Brostaigh won a Listed contest over C&D last year before landing a Group 2 at Chantilly. She would probably prefer drier ground but is capable of a good showing.

TENEBRISM looks set for a productive campaign over sprint trips and can add to her recent Cork reappearance success. Moss Tucker should strip fitter for his recent comeback run behind the selection and can fill the forecast spot ahead of recent Curragh handicap winner Hurricane Ivor.

Dual Group 1 winner TENEBRISM is well suited by the race conditions and handles soft going. The drop in trip should not be a problem

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18:55 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:55 Kempton Handicap Chase (Class 3) 24f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary, but some standout contenders include 4/1 (5) LATITUDE, 4/1 (3) OUR JET, 4.5/1 (1) DANNY KIRWAN, and 14/1 (4) LE CAMELEON. These horses have shown recent form and potential for improvement. 12/1 (10) VALSHEDA and 16/1 (11) PASVOLSKY seem to have more to prove and may be less likely to perform well in this race.

DANNY KIRWAN ought to find this competition easier to deal with after falling in a handicap at Ascot in February, though he did look beaten at the time. He may be able to put that behind him and win his first race of the season for a stable in decent form. Our Jet is a serious rival upped in trip after his Wetherby third and he is not to be underestimated, while Scipion likes a battle and could surprise a few.

LATITUDE is going the right way and is taken to follow up last month's Ludlow victory. Danny Kirwan and Our Jet rate the principal dangers.

There could well be more to come from LATITUDE (nap), who is taken to follow up his Ludlow win. Danny Kirwan is feared most.

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19:10 Naas Maiden 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:10 Naas Maiden 10f Race Speed Rating Flow

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0.73/1 (3) BOOGIE WOOGIE may do well based on their recent form and performance in their last race. 3/1 (9) SCARLETT O'HARA and 4.5/1 (10) WORLD PEACE also have potential for improvement and could surprise. 20/1 (4) FANAIGI LINN and 33/1 (6) FLEADHFEST have not shown enough improvement so far, and 150/1 (8) MISS HEARTBREAK can be ruled out based on their debut performance.

This is a rematch between BOOGIE WOOGIE and Azazat after the pair clashed at Leopardstown earlier this month. The former got the better of the argument by half a length on that occasion in a race won by her longer-priced stablemate Savethelastdance and, with trip and ground similar, can confirm the form. Azazat was narrowly denied in a Curragh maiden on her only start at two and has been strong in the market for both of her outings, so she's sure to throw down a strong challenge again. Scarlett O'Hara was stable outsider when sixth in a Leopardstown maiden over a mile last October. She was only a couple of lengths off runner-up Boogie Woogie on that occasion and could well get closer now given the red-hot form of her stable.

The manner in which AZAZAT's effort flattened out when caught for second by Boogie Woogie on her Leopardstown reappearance suggests she might have just needed that run and she's selected to turn the tables on Aidan O'Brien's filly this time. The other Ballydoyle runners, High Chieftess and newcomer World Peace, may fight it out for third.

This may boil down to a rematch of a similar event at Leopardstown. Runner-up BOOGIE WOOGIEp can again cope with third-placed \bAzazat

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19:25 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:25 Kempton Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 16f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

It is difficult to predict which horse will do well without more information or context about the race and the other competitors. It seems that Dan Skelton's horse has been consistent and has some good results under its belt, but it is also dropping in grade for this race. 5/1 (7) MAGISTRATO is interesting off a reduced mark and could be a danger to all if settling better. 5/1 (9) DOM PERRY has been performing well and has the potential to make his presence felt in this race. 5.5/1 (10) PATIENT DREAM has been on a winning streak since being equipped with cheekpieces and could make a bold bid for the hat-trick. 12/1 (8) ELIOS D'OR has a potentially handy mark and conditions in his favor. The rest of the horses have some question marks or have not been performing up to par.

Cabrakan is deemed interesting at the bottom of the weights with Bradley Harris riding, and he may try to make all on his return to 2m. In The Air drops a grade looking for his first win of the season and he can go close, but a chance is taken on SOFIA'S ROCK. Jockey Lorcan Murtagh has ridden out his claim and is more experienced than most, so he might steer the nine-year-old to a sixth success over hurdles.

MAGISTRATO clearly comes with risks attached following a tame effort at Sandown where he was again far too keen. Still, conditions may have been against him on that occasion and, down another 4 lb, he is worth chancing in this open-looking race, in the hope that he settles better this time. Too Friendly is of strong interest eased in class on debut for new yard but Dom Perry is nominated as the main danger. Hat-trick seeker Patient Dream and Elios d'Or are others with claims.

The suggestion is IN THE AIR, who looks like he's on his way back to winning form. Dom Perry is second choice.

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19:40 Naas Handicap 8f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:40 Naas Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

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It is difficult to accurately predict which horse will do well based solely on this summary. However, 2.5/1 (4) SOMETHING NICE seems to have been in good form recently and may have the potential to improve further now that it is handicapping. 5.5/1 (7) RHYTHM KING also had an impressive win at Bellewstown and could be a contender despite the tougher competition.

SOMETHING NICE has only raced on testing ground and appears to have progressed well after a winter break. He beat all bar Shadowed when reappearing in a 20-runner Curragh maiden before opening his account in style at Cork. That form received a boost when the runner-up went close at Gowran recently. Rhythm King relished testing conditions when scoring decisively over a similar trip at Bellewstown earlier this month. That race has produced a couple of subsequent winners, but the handicapper has also had his say and put Mark Fahey's charge up 14lb. Immutable hails from a yard in good form and won a Gowran maiden on soft ground last year while the in-form Jessica Harrington is doubly represented.

SOMETHING NICE promises to do better again now handicapping and the Cork-winner can follow up on his handicap debut. National Emblem is a promising 3-y-o for Jessica Harrington and must be respected on his return. Rhythm King won well at Bellewstown and can give another good account.

The step up in trip should be okay for SOMETHING NICE (nap) who relishes soft ground and his revised mark seems fair

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19:55 Kempton Hunter Chase (Class 5) 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:55 Kempton Hunter Chase (Class 5) 20f Race Class Flow

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0.83/1 (1) ESPOIR DE TEILLEE is likely to do well based on the summary.

ESPOIR DE TEILLEE, who was rated 145 over fences at his best when with Tom George, looks the obvious one and is taken to be up to the task of giving weight and a beating to his rivals at this level. He bounced back to form with an emphatic success in a similar contest a Leicester on his penultimate start and anything like a repeat would be good enough. Gaboriot and Creadan Grae look the pick of the opposition.

ESPOIR DE TEILLEE has looked rejuvenated recently and he should be hard to pass under a customary positive ride. Diligent looks the obvious danger, although Gaboriot could make an impact if building on his recent second at Ludlow.

The percentage call goes to GABORIOT. Second choice is Espoir De Teillee.

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20:10 Naas Handicap 8f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:10 Naas Handicap 8f Race Speed Rating Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's race.

It is difficult to determine which horse will do well based solely on this summary as there is not enough information provided about their previous performances and current form. However, 3.5/1 (15) GOLDEN SPANGLE seems to have a good chance based on her recent good displays and held back by bad luck in her last outing. 4.5/1 (21) ROCKBURY LAD and 6.5/1 (10) NUMIDIA are also shortlisted as they have shown respectable performances in their recent handicaps.

STAY LOCAL showed plenty of promise on soft ground last year. The lightly raced daughter of Australia went close at Tipperary and was again well-backed when beating all bar the progressive Clear Quartz over this trip at Killarney. The Aidan Howard-trained mare now reappears after a near nine-month break and it will be interesting to see if the market speaks in her favour. Cleopatra's Needle made a pleasing reappearance at Navan and the form of that race received a timely boost when Brave Troop bolted up at Gowran last week. Golden Spangle is being kept busy and comes here on the back of two solid placed efforts. She's bred to appreciate the step up in trip, while Hello Power and Wee Pablo are others to consider.

GOLDEN SPANGLE is fancied to gain her breakthrough success given she wasn't seen to best effect when third in a big field at Gowran last time and remains handily weighted nudged up just 2 lb. Stay Local also looks to have better days ahead of her and is next on the list, with Hello Power and Super Cub completing the shortlist.

With normal improvement from her seasonal debut at Navan, CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE has fair prospects of recording a breakthrough win

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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