There were 37 Races on Wednesday 10th May 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Kelso, 7 races at Chester, 7 races at Fontwell, 8 races at Gowran Park, 7 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary provided, 1.38/1 (3) TOUGHEN UP seems to be the horse most likely to win, given their recent strong performance and favorable odds. For second place, 1.88/1 (2) PLAY IT AGAIN ZAAM and 33/1 (9) PEGULA could potentially be contenders, with both showing positive signs of improvement and good breeding. For third place, 10/1 (5) DOCTOR NIGHTINGALE and 5.5/1 (7) LADY ONYX could be worth considering, as they both have potential to improve and are in good hands. However, as with any horse race, there are many variables at play and nothing is certain.

This looks to be between TOUGHEN UP and Play It Again Zaam who are closely matched on official ratings. The former showed a real aptitude for soft ground when getting to within a head of the winner over the same trip in Limerick. The horse a place behind him in third came out and won a maiden at this track last week. Play It Again Zaam is only rated 1lb inferior to Toughen Up and has switched to Joseph O'Brien after a promising third in a big-field maiden on testing ground at the Curragh. Several winners have come out of that race, so he holds every chance. Johnny Murtagh's Lady Onyx is a newcomer to note. Neowise can do better on her second start.

It's a shade disconcerting that connections reach for a tongue tie on the back of TOUGHEN UP's big career-best effort at Limerick less than 3 weeks ago but that slight niggle aside, a repeat of that form will see him tough to beat. Doctor Nightingale is a sure-fire improver, with newcomer Lady Onyx one to monitor in the betting.

Slight preference is for Limerick runner-up TOUGHEN UP over Play It Again Zaam who has joined Joseph O'Brien after a Curragh third
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1st: 2/1 (11) ZIGGY'S PHOENIX, 2nd: 16/1 (8) SHE'S SMART, 3rd: 11/1 (9) TIERNEY

A game winner on his racecourse debut over this trip at Musselburgh last month, Balon D'or can go well despite the rise in class, but JOHN STEED shades the vote. The son of Inns Of Court made a promising start to his racing career when filling the runner-up spot at Bath earlier this month and he can go one place better with improvement forthcoming. Parkside Boy and Ziggy's Phoenix add further spice to the race.

Backing any horse drawn on the outside here is risky, but BALON D'OR appeals as being the most talented of these with his debut win at Musselburgh proving to be strong form. At the forecast prices, it's well worth siding with him to overcome stall 11, with the Middleham Park duo Ziggy's Phoenix and Ziggy's Dream the main dangers.

With the weather forecast in their favour, the soft-ground winners ZIGGY'S DREAM and Ziggy's Phoenix are particularly appealing.
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Based on the information provided, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will win. However, some potential contenders for the top three positions could be 2.5/1 (8) DOMANDLOUIS, 2.5/1 (2) HIDDEN COMMANDER, and 16/1 (7) JUGE ET PARTI. These horses have shown some recent success and have been competitive in their respective races. However, anything can happen in horse racing and other factors such as jockey performance and track conditions can also play a significant role in determining the outcome of the race.

DOMANDLOUIS has plenty of experience at this course and, having made steady progress since he switched to chasing, the Lucinda Russell-trained gelding looks the one to side with after a second over C&D from the same mark last month. He has lots of scope for improvement and is taken to be too progressive for the likes of Touch Kick and Margaret's Legacy, who are the pick of the opposition.

MARGARET'S LEGACY seemed to be benefit from a wind op and for the re-fitting of a tongue tie when third at Uttoxeter and now he is back in form he looks ready to cash in on this handy mark. Hidden Commander can boast an excellent strike rate and is a threat, along with Domandlouis.

In quite a tricky race HIDDEN COMMANDER, who won over C&D last May, is taken to get back to winning ways on his return from a break.
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Based on the summary, it is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well as there are many once- or twice-raced fillies with limited form. However, 2.25/1 (3) ALAZNE and 8/1 (4) ALESSIA FERNANDA are both mentioned as potentially strong contenders. Predicted finishing order: 1. 2.25/1 (3) ALAZNE 2. 8/1 (4) ALESSIA FERNANDA 3. 5.5/1 (8) FINSCEAL GO DEO

Colin Keane's statistics when riding for Michael O'Callaghan are excellent and he is an eye-catching booking for newcomer STELLA ACCLAMATA. Keane has eight winners from 20 rides for O'Callaghan across last season and the early part of this campaign. Alazne has been placed on two of her three outings over further on the Polytrack in Dundalk. She switches to rain-sodden turf now and, if as effective, ought to take plenty of beating from the best draw for her powerful stable. At Long Last came home to good effect for fourth on debut at Sligo and this longer trip looks sure to suit. Alessia Fernanda, Cadeau Belle and Es Vedra are other newcomers to keep an eye on in the market.

The market can prove a good guide but Joseph O'Brien's ALAZNE holds the edge on form so is taken to emerge on top at the chief expense of Johnny Murtagh's Harry Angel newcomer Cadeau Belle. Hope And Innocence appeals as the pick of the rest for place purposes.

The standard set by Alazne and Finsceal Go Deo is not exactly intimidating. Newcomer STELLA ACCLAMATA may be too good for them
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1st: 4/1 (11) JER BATT 2nd: 6/1 (4) DEMOCRACY DILEMMA 3rd: 5/1 (8) SEANTRABH

JER BATT steps up in class following a facile success over this distance at Musselburgh in an apprentice handicap last month, and he makes plenty of appeal off the same mark. The grade-dropping Squealer remains unexposed and can give the selection plenty to think about, while Democracy Dilemma has improved this year and also warrants a market check with Oisin Murphy doing the steering.

JER BATT hasn't looked back since joining David and Nicola Barron and escapes a penalty for his impressive Musselburgh success so is hard to oppose. C&D winner Democracy Dilemma appeals as the one to chase home the selection ahead of Betweenthesticks and Kerdos.

Jer Batt is way ahead of his mark but the widest draw is awkward here and preference is for soft-ground winner SEANTRABH (nap).
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1st - 5/1 (10) WARRIORS STORY 2nd - 4.5/1 (2) CURLEY FINGER 3rd - 4/1 (7) ANIMORE

WARRIORS STORY is going the right way and, having been just run out of things over C&D 23 days ago, he should be more hardened to this test of stamina. The seven-year-old has built up a good rapport with Bruce Lynn and another big run can be expected from the partnership. Curley Finger has shown improvement in cheekpieces lately and is feared most, although Animore tends to go well here and is not ruled out.

It may be worth siding with SPLIT THE BILL, who took a step forward when fourth on his handicap debut at Perth 13 days ago and he promises to be suited by this further step up in trip. Fabuleux du Clos has to be respected on the back of his breakthrough success at Newcastle in March, while cases can also be made for the likes of Animore, Better Getalong and Warriors Story.

Back over hurdles, ROWDY RUSTLER may well take advantage of a handy looking mark. Warriors Story is second choice.
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Based on the summary, 2/1 (6) SECRET SAUCE seems like the strongest contender with a good recent performance and a reputable stable. 4/1 (5) REDSHORE CITY also has a chance based on past performance, while 6.5/1 (1) MARCO MONACO and 14/1 (8) INDIAN OUTLAW have potential but need to bounce back from recent underwhelming performances. Therefore, my prediction for 1st place would be 2/1 (6) SECRET SAUCE, 2nd place 4/1 (5) REDSHORE CITY, and 3rd place 6.5/1 (1) MARCO MONACO.

SECRET SAUCE's best performance came in second in a handicap over a similar trip on testing ground at Bellewstown. He gets a first-time tongue-strap and Joey Sheridan takes 3lb off his back. Marco Monaco hasn't shown much in two outings this season, but this is a big drop in class for him and a better finish should be on the cards. Redshore City disappointed in a sprint at Sligo, but has prospects based on his previous two runs. He wasn't beaten far into fourth on attritional ground at Naas and filled the runner-up berth in a Dundalk claimer. Indian Outlaw has a placed run in a fillies' maiden at Naas at the end of last season in the book. She gets cheekpieces and her jockey Jack Kearney claims 7lb.

SECRET SAUCE comes here on the back of a good C&D fourth and is favoured by these weights so looks the way to go in this claimer. Indian Outlaw is also weighted to have a say and next on the list ahead of top-weight Marco Monaco.

Not much between a few of these in theory but perhaps SECRET SAUCE represents the best option by virtue of solid handicap form on turf
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1st: 0.63/1 (6) SAVETHELASTDANCE 2nd: 11/1 (7) SISYPHUS STRENGTH 3rd: 18/1 (8) THERE'S THE DOOR

SAVETHELASTDANCE stormed to the head of the Epsom Oaks market when making most of the running on her return to action at Leopardstown. The form of that victory has been boosted in no uncertain terms, with both the runner-up and third going in impressively since, and the daughter of Galileo can give Aidan O'Brien his eighth taste of Cheshire Oaks glory. Ashtanga could give her some competition for the lead, having made every post a winning one on the second of two juvenile appearances at Nottingham. Sirona flopped in Listed company at Pontefract but struck at that level in Germany previously.

SAVETHELASTDANCE relished the longer trip when landing a maiden at Leopardstown on just her second career outing and, with this extra distance set to bring further progress, she makes plenty of appeal. Luckin Brew is the main danger provided she sees out the longer trip, and Sirona is one of several others who can't be completely dismissed.

Promising SAVETHELASTDANCE is taken to enhance Aidan O'Brien's excellent record in this race. Sirona is feared most.
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Prediction: 0.57/1 (1) BALLYPOREEN is likely to do well based on its recent form and previous win at the same course. The horses that will finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd are 0.57/1 (1) BALLYPOREEN, 2.25/1 (4) HARPER VALLEY, and 25/1 (8) KOPA KILANA in that order.

BALLYPOREEN is hard to ignore in his bid for a three-timer and is taken to cope with the 6lb higher mark imposed for a comfortable success registered over 2m2f here last month. He has tried this trip before, so has little to fear from the additional yardage as he bids to maintain his unbeaten status since joining Donald McCain. Harper Valley, who is unexposed over hurdles, and newcomer Why Not Dream are the pick of the rest.

BALLYPOREEN has taken his form up a level since joining Donald McCain and still looks hard to beat despite conceding upwards of 12 lb all round. Harper Valley has gone with some promise on his two starts over hurdles and appeals as the one to chase him home ahead of Rose Dobbin's newcomer Why Not Dream.

Even with a double penalty, the form standard is set by BALLYPOREEN. Harper Valley, on recent figures, is feared most.
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1st: 12/1 (4) SILKEN LADDER 2nd: 5/1 (6) LA DAME BLANCHE 3rd: 5/1 (2) ESCULENTA

ESCULENTA showed plenty on seasonal reappearance at this track last month. She was ultimately caught close home by a strong-staying National-Hunt mare, but took plenty of credit from that placed run over an extended 1m1f. She had some smart efforts last season, particularly when placed twice in maidens won by very smart horses. Vadiana is still to prove that she wants testing ground, but was a comfortable winner on the Polytrack at Dundalk when last seen in December. Winners have come out of that race. Miramis wasn't at her best in fifth over an extended 1m2f at Sligo and can get involved dropping back to a mile. Conor Stone-Walsh's 7lb claim helps her cause. My Minervina should be sharper after a spin around Southwell after almost six months off. The ground doesn't look to be in Ellabella's favour.

SILKEN LADDER ended last season on a low-key note but she could be worth chancing back here, having bagged a 7f handicap on her latest visit to this course last June. Relatively unexposed, Vadiana is feared on her reappearance/debut for new yard following her decisive maiden success at Dundalk in December. La Dame Blanche also enters calculations.

Placed in six of her 12 races ESCULENTA may open her account after a good first run for her new trainer at this venue
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1st Place: 0.73/1 (2) ARREST 2nd Place: 5/1 (5) HADRIANUS 3rd Place: 3.5/1 (1) ADELAIDE RIVER

Aidan O'Brien has a remarkable record at this prestigious three-day fixture and relies on Adelaide River (third) in his bid to land this Group 3 for the eleventh time. However, the son of Australia has six lengths to make up on ARREST (second) based on their encounter in last year's Criterium de Saint-Cloud and, with Frankie Dettori booked, the John & Thady Gosden colt looks the one to side with. Hadrianus heads the remainder.

ARREST went close at Group 1 level on his final 2-y-o start and sets a good standard for the rest to aim at. Hadrianus shaped well behind another good prospect from the Gosden stable on his recent reappearance and may provide a bigger threat to the selection than Aidan O'Brien's Adelaide River.

The rematch between Arrest and Adelaide River could be a close one. An interesting alternative to that pair is HADRIANUS.
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Based on the summary provided, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will do well. However, some horses worth considering for the top three spots are: 7/1 (2) BOOMSLANG, 14/1 (12) BRAVE BAIRN, 5/1 (1) BALKALIN, 3.33/1 (3) CASTLETOWN, and 6.5/1 (7) JUST CALL ME AL.

CASTLETOWN posted another solid effort in defeat when finishing runner-up at Ayr recently and, now eased in grade, the veteran could return to winning ways. Balkalin made a promising return to action when a never-nearer third at Hexham last month and a similar performance should see him in the mix once again. Boomslang may have more to offer now entering handicaps and any market support for the six-year-old would be worth noting.

In a race where very few arrive with compelling claims a chance is taken on JUST CALL ME AL who offered a bit more back from wind surgery last time and has dipped to a mark he should be capable of winning from if retaining anything like his old ability. The consistent Castletown is sure to be thereabouts again. Rebecca Menzies handicap newcomer Boomslang would also come into it if the betting suggests he's fancied.

Preference is for likely improver BOOMSLANG (nap), ahead of fellow handicap debutant Shantou's Temple.
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Predicted horses to finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd: 7/1 (2) A SHIN UNDINE, 12/1 (16) CHIMERIC, and 66/1 (1) RIVER DERWENT.

There are ground concerns for several of these horses. NARLITA has posted two solid placed efforts since switching to Harry Rogers and could have more to offer. Her third in Bellewstown was franked when the winner scored again while she had two subsequent winners behind her when finishing fourth over 1m at this track. Lucky Queen will relish plenty of juice in the ground. She is entitled to improve from her comeback run over 7f here last month. She was in very good form between August and October last season. A Shin Undine kept on for second over 1m in Cork and the third home has since gone in at this venue. She may not want the ground to get much slower, though. Hello Power makes a second start for her new stable and isn't out of contention.

Although LILY LIKE has yet to win she's been given a chance by the handicapper and her Dundalk reappearance third was encouraging. Billy Lee retains the ride and she can prove too strong for the likes of recent Cork second A Shin Undine, John McConnell's St Cianans Fire and Chimeric, the mount of Colin Keane.

Preference is for LUCKY QUEEN, all the better for her recent comeback run over an inadequate trip and on whom Gavin Ryan takes over
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1st: 7.5/1 (2) CALIFORNIA GEM 2nd: 2.5/1 (8) ROYAL DRESS 3rd: 8/1 (3) LAKOTA BLUE

COMMANDER STRAKER is taken to handle the idiosyncrasies of the task ahead and appeals most from stall five. The son of Kodi Bear impressed when making all in a decent novice stakes at Bath on his penultimate start and could well have a lot more to offer now he steps into handicap company after a respectable third-placed finish in the Woodcote at Epsom. Royal Dress and Lakota Blue head the list of dangers.

ROYAL DRESS should have more to offer on the back of her comfortable Doncaster reappearance success and, from a handy inside stall, can strike on handicap debut under Ryan Moore. Kessaar Power is likely to go well as he bids to make it 3-3 for new trainer Kevin Philippart de Foy. Well-drawn pair California Gem and Radio Goo Goo are others to consider.

The suggestion is TASEVER, who was always on the back foot after getting squeezed out early on his reappearance but he ran on strongly.
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It is difficult to predict which horse will do well based on this summary, as most of the horses have inconsistent form or have not shown strong performances in their recent races. However, based on past performances, 28/1 (11) SNOWED IN, 3.5/1 (5) GAME BEAAA, and 2.75/1 (4) ELOI DU PUY may have a chance of finishing in the top three.

Balranald returned to form when second at Carlisle last month and another bold bid could be on the cards racing off the same mark. However, preference is for WEARELONGTERM, who caught the eye with a fifth-placed finish on his handicap debut at Perth recently. A 3lb drop in the ratings, combined with an ease in class, may prove the tonic for a first success over hurdles. Eloi Du Puy and Game Beaaa also enter the reckoning in an open event.

The vote goes to ELOI DU PUY, who has shown more encouraging signs since venturing down the handicap route and this 5-y-o has more going for him than most of these. Game Beaaa will be a threat under Brian Hughes if the recent wind op has had the desired effect and Balranald is third choice, despite some doubts as to whether he will build on his latest effort.

Dianne Sayer's Irish import WEARELONGTERM didn't run at all badly on his handicap debut in a higher grade at Perth.
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Based on the summary, the horses that could potentially finish in the top 3 are 12/1 (8) KODIAC PRINCE, 5/1 (9) SHONA MEA, and 3.5/1 (2) YOU OWE ME MONEY. 12/1 (8) KODIAC PRINCE has shaped up well on their seasonal debut and has a good jockey taking over, while 5/1 (9) SHONA MEA has a chance of reversing their form with 3.5/1 (2) YOU OWE ME MONEY, and 3.5/1 (2) YOU OWE ME MONEY itself is a recent winner and has performed well this year.

MISS ABBY JOOLS is interesting on this switch to turf. Since her last run on grass, she has appeared six times on the Polytrack in Dundalk and accrued two wins and three places. Adam Caffrey was successful on her at the end of March and he claims 7lb again. On her second ever start, she handled testing ground when fourth in Roscommon. You Owe Me Money has long threatened a victory and it came over a mile at this racetrack last week. She has to rate a danger. Shona Mea is a former C&D winner who has been placed on her last couple of starts here. She has the widest draw, though, and wouldn't welcome more rain. Brewel Hill has been off since September and has changed stables, but has form in the book that merits respect.

MISS ABBY JOOLS was better than ever when scoring at Dundalk 40 days ago and she's still not fully exposed, so she gets the tentative vote in a competitive race for the grade. Shona Mea is a big threat, particularly if a wide draw proves advantageous (which can be the case at this track), and You Owe Me Money who beat the latter mentioned at this course last time, is another one to consider.

Second here a week ago over 1m, SHONA MEA is taken to reverse form with her conqueror You Owe Me Money over this longer trip
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Based on the summary, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. However, some horses to consider as potential contenders are 2/1 (8) SHADOW DANCE, 2/1 (11) VAGUELY ROYAL, 9/1 (1) AMLETO, 10/1 (2) EL JASOR, and 8/1 (4) LUNATICK. 14/1 (5) MUIR WOOD may also be a strong competitor but may need to run his best race yet to contend. 50/1 (6) PADDY THE SQUIRE and 100/1 (9) TRICKYTRICKYTRICKY are less likely to be in the top three based on their recent form and pedigree. 100/1 (10) TWOFORTHEGUTTER is also unlikely to contend given his lack of impact in his maiden debut and the stiff task he faces on reappearance.

VAGUELY ROYAL made a promising debut at Yarmouth last September, when he finished third over 1m. A step up in trip should suit the son of Galileo and he may be the answer to this maiden. Shadow Dance, who hit the woodwork at Windsor last month, must feature prominently in calculations. El Jasor occupied the same position there 23 days ago and is another to be interested in.

Plenty of potential improvers here, including SHADOW DANCE, who should have learnt plenty from last month's encouraging Windsor debut. He gets the nod. Vaguely Royal and Amleto are feared most in a race which should throw up plenty of future winners.

Roger Varian's SHADOW DANCE has the benefit of a recent run and that Windsor effort was full of positives.
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Based on the summary, 1.38/1 (4) BOLLINGERANDKRUG seems to be the horse with the best chance of finishing in the top three. The horse has had recent success over the C&D and has shown improvement in its last few starts. 2.5/1 (1) GEROMINO and 6.5/1 (3) CEDAR HILL are also potential contenders, but 10/1 (2) CRACKING DESTINY and 12/1 (6) DUTY CALLS may struggle given their recent form or handicap disadvantage. Therefore, the predicted order of finish is: 1) 1.38/1 (4) BOLLINGERANDKRUG, 2) 2.5/1 (1) GEROMINO, 3) 6.5/1 (3) CEDAR HILL.

GEROMINO was a progressive novice chaser last season and his recent return over hurdles should have put him spot on for this switch back to fences. Donald McCain's inmate races off the same mark as his last success at Warwick in September and he could have too much class for these rivals. The in-form Bollingerandkrug appears the chief threat, while Cracking Destiny's tumbling mark also makes him one to be wary of.

There should be more to come from BOLLINGERANDKRUG, who shaped like the best horse at the weights when runner-up over C&D last time and still looks feasibly treated. Geromino may provide the chief threat.

On the back of a wind operation, it would be no surprise to see the well-handicapped CRACKING DESTINY run his best race for a while.
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Based on form, 1.63/1 (1) SLANEY TIDE and 3.33/1 (7) NOT EVEN MAYBE seem to be the strongest contenders for the top three positions. So, the prediction for the first, second, and third position are: 1. 1.63/1 (1) SLANEY TIDE 2. 3.33/1 (7) NOT EVEN MAYBE 3. 6/1 (8) GLYDE RANGER

NOT EVEN MAYBE has a bit to find with Slaney Tide on their run at Tipperary, but may find the improvement necessary. Since finishing fourth to Slaney Side's second in Tipperary, Not Even Maybe ran a cracker to be beaten half a length into second over 1m at this track. Slaney Tide was only pipped by a head in that aforementioned race at Tipperary last month. She is likely to race prominently again. Upepo kept on for fourth in Sligo and could improve in first-time blinkers.

SLANEY TIDE was just touched off at Tipperary last month and a 4 lb rise for that effort looks fair given that she pulled nicely clear of the rest. Jim Bolger's charge is taken to open her account at the twelfth time of asking, perhaps at the chief expense of Not Even Maybe, who was fourth in the same Tipperary handicap and subsequently went close over a mile here. Glyde Ranger and Upepo both make each-way appeal.

Clear of the remainder when second here last week, NOT EVEN MAYBE (nap) kept on strongly then so this trip should be within her compass
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1st: 3.5/1 (8) PAWS FOR THOUGHT 2nd: 5/1 (1) ANOTHER BATT 3rd: 5/1 (9) BROKEN SPEAR

BROKEN SPEAR attracted significant market support when filling the runner-up spot at Leicester 11 days ago. Tony Coyle's gelding would appear to have been primed with this contest in mind, having won it off a 5lb higher mark in 2021, and it would be no surprise were he to get back to winning ways. Another Batt is handicapped to go well and he must be considered despite the burden of top-weight. Roundhay Park might not be far away either.

PAWS FOR THOUGHT makes plenty of appeal off a mark 3 lb lower than when caught in the shadow of the post in this race 12 months ago. The 5-y-o signed off last season with a creditable effort in first-time cheekpieces (retained) at Catterick, he goes well fresh/at this course (has won twice here) and, all in all, has plenty going for him. Broken Spear won this in 2021 and looks primed for another bold show having returned to form at Leicester recently, while Another Batt is also shortlisted.

Last year's runner-up Paws For Thought is dangerous but DEVASBOY also likes it here and showed signs of a revival of late.
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1st: 0.44/1 (2) TIME LEADER 2nd: 20/1 (3) GARBANZO 3rd: 4/1 (1) HERMANN CLERMONT

TIME LEADER outran odds of 80/1 to fill fifth place in the Foxhunters at Aintree a month ago and a reproduction of that level of form would give him a big chance in this company. Shaughnessy was second in a similar event at Musselburgh in March and cannot be discounted, while Hermann Clermont is a player based on his form under Rules.

TIME LEADER has already won twice this year and a repeat of the sort of form he showed at Aintree should be enough for him to land this lesser contest. Hermann Clermont looks the biggest threat on form and Garbanzo is the best of the remaining trio.

This can go to TIME LEADER who has won two hunter chases this year and was a creditable fifth at Aintree last time.
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Predictions: 1st - 3.33/1 (6) MULLINAREE 2nd - 4.5/1 (5) MOTHILL 3rd - 3/1 (2) ASTROMACHIA

The application of a hood has appeared to make all the difference to MULLINAREE, who is two from two since it's fitting. With both of those successes coming over C&D, a further 3lb rise in the handicap is unlikely to scupper another bold bid and he edges the vote over last month's track scorer Astromachia. Mothill remains in good form and he should not be underestimated either.

Quite a few to consider, with ASTROMACHIA just about the most persuasive option with his Flat form suggesting he can improve the return to this longer trip. Mullinaree has struck up a good partnership with Bradley Harris here in recent weeks and he's a threat, along with Mothill.

Mullinaree is progressing and can be a threat but ASTROMACHIA did well to beat an in-form rival here last time and is preferred.
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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary, but some contenders for the top three spots could be 12/1 (11) BIGZ BELIEF, 9/1 (2) STAR OFFICIAL, and 20/1 (10) ORANMORE. However, it ultimately depends on the individual performance of each horse on the day of the race.

This trip is going to take plenty of getting on rain-soaked ground, so preference is for hurdle-winner DOUGLAS DC. He ran a decent race in second over 1m4f at Bellewstown behind an odds-on favourite. Jack Kearney claims 7lb which puts him on an appealing mark. Belgoprince is better than his unplaced seasonal reappearance at Navan. He has a victory over 1m6f at Navan in the formbook. Star Official outran his 33/1 odds when third over a staying trip in Navan. Deep ground holds no fears for him. Queen Of Seduction is up in trip on seasonal bow after being placed on her last three starts. Ellaat and Bolero are among the best of the rest.

DOUGLAS DC was returning from 5 months off when runner-up at Bellewstown and figures off a handy mark on his handicap debut in this sphere. He can land the spoils. Star Official and Queen of Seduction head the list of dangers.

A competitive handicap in which a chance is taken on BAROMETER coming on plenty for a recent comeback run
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1st - 2/1 (3) INDIAN LOUIS 2nd - 9/1 (2) EDGEWELL 3rd - 6.5/1 (10) LEMOINE

LEMOINE has shown promise on both previous starts and his third-placed finish at Ayr last time suggests that he is the one to beat here. That said, Perfect Poli and Wotyoudunnow Buddy are others with valid form claims. Indian Louis won twice between the flags earlier in the year and has to be of some interest on his Rules bow having been bought for 70,000 pounds in February.

INDIAN LOUIS has already won two points and has joined an excellent stable, so he's fancied to make a successful start. Shengai Enki should find this race a lot easier than the one he contested at Punchestown last time, so he's considered the biggest danger, although Lemoine should be on the premises if tuned up after 5 months off.

There's no standout candidate and preference is for SHENGAI ENKI who was eighth in a big field at Punchestown.
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Based on the summary, it is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well. However, 1.2/1 (6) HOT ROD LINCOLN seems to have a better chance as he has already performed well on his handicap debut and has a form that has worked out well. He is expected to do well in maiden company. For the second place, 3.5/1 (1) AMALFI BAY could be a contender if he is able to take well to hurdling for his new stable and perform at his previous level on the flat. For the third place, 8/1 (5) FERRET JEETER could be a possibility as he made a solid start in his debut and can possibly overcome his poor run in October.

Hot Rod Lincoln sets the standard with an official rating of 109 but while he merits respect, a chance is taken on AMALFI BAY. Now in the care of Anthony Honeyball, the five-year-old achieved a peak rating of 77 when campaigned on the Flat. On that evidence, he's likely to be good enough, although he will need to prove he can perform in this sphere. Shandancer can chase them home.

HOT ROD LINCOLN got firmly back on track when third on handicap debut at Sandown in February and Harry Fry's lightly-raced 7-y-o is fancied to open his account back in maiden company. Anthony Honeyball trained the winner of last year's renewal, and his pair of hurdling debutants, Amalfi Bay and Ferret Jeeter, could be the ones to give the selection most to think about, with Shandancer rounding off the shortlist on the back of a breathing operation.

This could be a good opportunity for HOT ROD LINCOLN, who got back in the groove with a good third in a Sandown handicap in February.
Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary, 1.75/1 (3) QANDIL and 2.25/1 (5) HEED THE CALL are likely to do well and are contenders for 1st and 2nd place. As for 3rd place, 14/1 (7) PROFITABLE DREAMS and 8/1 (9) SPARKLIGHT are worth considering as they come from yards that have had success with 2-year-olds and have decent pedigrees.

QANDIL has shown plenty in both career starts to suggest she can break her maiden at the third time of asking. Richard Hannon's filly makes her Polytrack debut and will be tough to beat if transferring her turf form to the all-weather. Heed The Call is entitled to build on a fair fourth when sent off favourite for her racecourse debut at Bath and she is feared most. Profitable Dreams is an interesting newcomer to note.

QANDIL still appeals as the type to better a pair of third-placed efforts and she sets the standard here. Heed The Call is also entitled to get in the mix after an encouraging debut, with Profitable Dreams perhaps most appealing of the newcomers.

Sparklight is a likely looking newcomer but HEED THE CALL should be happier switched to this faster surface and gets the nod.
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1st: 1.38/1 (5) DOCTOR FOLEY 2nd: 2.5/1 (6) DOYENS DE ANTE 3rd: 7/1 (2) FELTON BELLEVUE

DOCTOR FOLEY was a comfortable winner at Bangor on his fencing debut last month, and Anthony Honeyball's unexposed six-year-old is expected to prove too strong once more with further improvement likely. Recent Chepstow scorer Doyens De Ante ought to be in the thick of things again, while Mister Tickle, who finds himself 14lb below his last winning mark, cannot be ruled out.

DOCTOR FOLEY proved a different proposition sent chasing when scoring in decisive fashion at Bangor last month and, with further improvement on the cards, Anthony Honeyball's 6-y-o is likely to take some stopping in his follow up bid. Doyens de Ante looks the obvious threat having seen out the longer trip thoroughly when opening his account at Chepstow 12 days ago, with Felton Bellevue seemingly best of the remainder.

Unexposed 6yo DOCTOR FOLEY (nap) won readily when switched to fences for last month's handicap debut and probably still has potential.
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Based on the information provided, 0.62/1 (1) MODAARA seems like the strongest contender and could potentially win this race. The horses that may finish in 2nd and 3rd place could be 3.33/1 (5) POLAR PRINCESS and 5/1 (6) WODHOOH, respectively. However, it is important to note that horse racing is unpredictable, and these predictions are not guaranteed to be accurate.

Even though she has to shoulder a 7lb penalty following a facile success over 1m2f at Chelmsford back in October, MODAARA could be the one to side with. A full-sister to globetrotting star Benbatl, Roger Varian's four-year-old has been given a speculative entry in the Hardwicke so must be showing all the right signs at home. Polar Princess has offered encouragement at this circuit and Wolverhampton, and receives a weight-for-age allowance so has to be considered dangerous. Wodhooh heads the remainder on her return to the all-weather.

MODAARA drew clear in the style of a useful prospect when off the mark at Chelmsford in October and she can make a winning return to action with further improvement to come. Polar Princess could be the one to give the selection most to think about, with Wodhooh the pick of the remainder.

The well-related Modaara has potential but is conceding nearly two stone to POLAR PRINCESS, who's also open to improvement.
Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary, the horses that are most likely to do well are 2.5/1 (6) ROYAL LAKE, 3.33/1 (2) LANSPARK, and 2.75/1 (3) BLADE RUNNER. 2.5/1 (6) ROYAL LAKE has won on the course before, attracted support, and performed well in a recent race. 3.33/1 (2) LANSPARK has been consistently finishing in second place and made a good start for his new stable. 2.75/1 (3) BLADE RUNNER has recently won a handicap race and performed respectably in his last hurdle race. 40/1 (7) ITSABOUTIME is unlikely to do well as he is out of the weights and has been well beaten in recent outings. 14/1 (5) SANDY BOY has also been well below par since his return from absence. 4/1 (1) SIROBBIE has been largely below par lately despite being a six-time hurdle winner.

LANSPARK finished a promising second on his stable debut for Robbie Llewellyn at Huntingdon and with improvement a distinct possibility, he could go one place better off the same mark. Blade Runner would have likely finished closer on his return from a winter break at Warwick but for making some jumping errors and he's feared most if cutting out the mistakes. Royal Lake also arrives in good heart and completes the shortlist.

ROYAL LAKE's recent Southwell third appeals as solid form and he can add to last month's course success. Lanspark made a solid start for the Robbie Llewellyn yard when second at Huntingdon and is feared most ahead of Blade Runner.

Sirobbie drops in class but BLADE RUNNER may be able to exploit his current mark.
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Based on the summary, 1.75/1 (1) FOUR ADAAY seems to be in good form and has a good track record on Polytrack, making her a strong contender for 1st place. 5/1 (7) TEA GARDEN also has potential if she can avoid trouble and have a smoother run, putting her in the running for 2nd or 3rd place. 2.5/1 (2) TROIS VALLEES and 10/1 (4) LUNA QUEEN could be dark horses, with 2.5/1 (2) TROIS VALLEES expected to perform better on Polytrack and 10/1 (4) LUNA QUEEN needing a good test back down to 6f. However, both of them will need to improve on their recent form to make it into the top three. 40/1 (5) COMPANY MINX and 6.5/1 (3) STARSONG seem to be less likely to do well, with inconsistency and recent poor performances, respectively.

FOUR ADAAY arrives following a close-up second over 5f at Windsor and has to be of interest on her return to the Polytrack. She is now rated 5lb below her last winning mark and, with scope to progress on an artificial surface, she can defy top weight. Connections of Starsong reach for first-time blinkers following two disappointing runs, but she is a key player based on the pick of her all-weather form. Trois Vallees can improve from her comeback fourth at Yarmouth and completes the shortlist.

FOUR ADAAY bounced back to form with the benefit of a run under her belt at Windsor last time and she appeals as the most solid option in this contest. Trois Vallees can be expected to come on for her return back at a more appropriate trip, with Tea Garden appealing as best of the rest.

The extra furlong is the worry with Four Adaay and preference is for TROIS VALLEES who's entitled to have come on for her comeback.
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1st place: 2.5/1 (2) DOYEN FOR MONEY 2nd place: 5/1 (6) FOREST JUMP 3rd place: 9/1 (8) DOYEN QUEEN

DOYEN FOR MONEY took a big step forward when winning on his handicap debut at Plumpton and is hard to oppose off only 4lb higher. Doyen Queen was far from disgraced in fourth on her belated return in a maiden hurdle at Warwick and she isn't taken lightly now back in the handicap ranks. Forest Jump has been shaping as if this stiffer test could unlock some potential and he also warrants consideration.

DOYEN FOR MONEY showed the benefit of a tongue tie when opening his account at Plumpton and can make light of a 4 lb weight rise in a handicap where plenty arrive with a question mark against them. Rebel Intentions took a step back in the right direction when seventh at Ascot last time and is feared most, with Forest Jump also in the mix now his stamina is drawn out more.

Preference is for FOREST JUMP, who still has low mileage and has been dropped 3lb since finishing third in a warm race in February.
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Based on the summary, the horse that is most likely to do well and potentially win is 2.75/1 (4) CLIPSHAM GOLD, followed by 6.5/1 (5) SHALFA and 4/1 (1) MOGWAI. Therefore, the predicted order of finish would be: 1st place - 2.75/1 (4) CLIPSHAM GOLD, 2nd place - 6.5/1 (5) SHALFA, 3rd place - 4/1 (1) MOGWAI. However, as this is just a prediction based on limited information, actual race results may vary.

SID'S ANNIE failed to make an impact in a warm 0-85 contest at Southwell last time out but she drops in class and, from a workable mark, is fancied to regain the winning thread. Clipsham Gold was far from disgraced when finishing a good fourth over C&D three weeks ago. She is one to consider, as is Adela Of Champagne, who ought to be capable of better on this handicap bow.

MOGWAI showed enough ability in 4 starts in France to suggest she should be capable of competing from this sort of mark, and having joined an in-form yard, could be underestimated on her British debut. The in-form Clipsham Gold is a very solid proposition and should go well again, whilst Shalfa is also worth a market check after leaving Marco Botti.

Ex-French Mogwai is a possible but ADELA OF CHAMPAGNE showed enough last year to suggest she can feature off a workable mark.
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Based on the summary provided, the horse that is predicted to do well and is likely to finish in the top three is 1.88/1 (2) BALLYBEEN, who has already shown promising performances in the chasing sphere. The second and third place horses cannot be accurately predicted based on the information provided.

Twenty Twenty came to grief at the first on his comeback at Kempton last week, but there will be plenty who keep the faith, especially considering he has dropped to his last winning mark. Even so, BALLYBEEN has been knocking on the door of late and finished a decent second behind Sainte Doctor at Chepstow last month. Now eased in class, he gets the nod to take full advantage. Pawpaw also warrants a market check.

Irish point winner I GIORNI has been in good form over timber and looks fairly treated on her chasing bow. She is taken to score. Pawpaw and Ballybeen rate the principal dangers.

After running commendably well in defeat in his first three chases, BALLYBEEN is taken to get a much deserved win on the board.
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Based on the summary, the horses that are most likely to perform well and finish in the top three are: 1. 3.5/1 (6) SATIN SNAKE 2. 1.75/1 (2) HICKORY 3. 1.63/1 (1) LIR SPECIALE

HICKORY relinquished his unbeaten record at Southwell in February, but he lost nothing in defeat and the lightly-raced son of Free Eagle is fancied to resume his progress following a short break. Lir Speciale appeared to relish a step up in trip when winning over C&D and he merits respect on his return to action as a first-time gelding. Soar Above can also make his presence felt from a declining handicap mark.

HICKORY remains lightly raced for his age, winning at this C&D on both of his 2 starts in 2022, and he remains with potential having not been ideally placed at Southwell last time. The 5-y-o can get the better of Lir Speciale who ended last year with success at this C&D, while Satin Snake can also give another good account.

Two potential improvers in Lir Speciale and HICKORY (nap), the vote going to the latter who didn't have things fall his way latest.
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Based on the summary, the horses that have the best chance of finishing in the top three are 5.5/1 (1) BLUELLA BRESIL, 2.5/1 (2) CALLIN BATON ROUGE, and 2.5/1 (4) MAYS HILL. 5.5/1 (1) BLUELLA BRESIL has a solid record and could do well if the market speaks in her favor. Similarly, 2.5/1 (2) CALLIN BATON ROUGE is a likely contender with a strong performance on Irish point debut. 2.5/1 (4) MAYS HILL has also shown promise, with an encouraging start to her career and a possible rebound after a short break. 12/1 (9) LUCKY PUNCH is worth considering as well, having placed third in a recent point bumper.

Only narrowly denied in a point-to-point in February, CALLIN BATON ROUGE has since changed hands for 30,000 pounds and can make both a winning stable and Rules bow for Warren Greatrex here. Sassy Miss Margot should come into her own over further and when faced with an obstacle, but is an interesting newcomer for Milton Harris. Lucky Punch, third between the flags last month, can also get involved.

CALLIN BATON ROUGE was second on her only start between the flags and this looks a good opportunity for her to make a successful switch to Rules. Mays Hill is the clear pick of those with experience in this discipline and she ranks as the main threat ahead of Bluella Bresil.

Nothing really stands out but MAYS HILL was not disgraced at Newbury on her second start and can hopefully build upon her debut third.
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It is difficult to predict with certainty which horse will do well based on this summary. However, some horses that may have a chance of finishing in the top three are 25/1 (14) REGAL GLORY (winner at Lingfield in December), 6/1 (2) GWENDOLINA (winner at Lingfield in January, good third in handicap at this course 23 days ago), and 5/1 (4) VASILISSA (C&D winner, winner here in April, seventh of 15 in handicap at Doncaster 12 days ago but not knocked about having stumbled).

GWENDOLINA was possibly a little too keen when she was run out of things over 1m here last month and may be able to atone for that near-miss now she drops back a furlong. Clive Cox's filly runs off the same mark and having won over the trip at Lingfield on her penultimate start, she has a lot going for her. C&D winner Vasilissa is respected back on a synthetic surface and rates chief among the opposition, although Captain Wentworth also enters calculations.

This has an open feel to it but VASILISSA had an obvious excuse at Doncaster 12 days ago and, now back at the scene of her sole success, she looks to have a few things in her favour from a handy stall. Fayasel hasn't fared as well in the draw department so Gwendolina is feared most.

Vasilissa is respected but GWENDOLINA just shades it, with the drop back from 1m in her favour.
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1st - 3/1 (4) DEVIZES 2nd - 4.5/1 (1) ANISOPTERA 3rd - 6/1 (3) SOCIAL CITY

Donald Llewellyn and Social City have sound claims, while Iconic Mover is interesting from the foot of the handicap but he is 0-17 in all races so far, which has to be a concern. This might be best left to previous C&D winner ANISOPTERA, who is taken to be seen in a much better light back on the all-weather after finishing down the field in testing conditions at Goodwood on Saturday.

After 14 months off, DEVIZES looked at least as good as ever when successful here last month and he can score again back up in trip if taking up this engagement. The main danger could be three-time C&D winner Anisoptera, who can quickly get back on track having seemed unsuited by testing conditions on her latest outing. Iconic Mover completes the shortlist.

Anisoptera should be happier back on Polytrack, but the well-related YOUNG ENDLESS is given another chance.
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