13:50 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Charlie Appleby and William Buick teamed up to win this 12 months ago and the pair appear to hold a strong hand once more with King George V sixth Tagabawa, who competes from an unchanged mark. Stablemate Local Dynasty must also be respected having posted a good effort to finish third in the Golden Gates Handicap at the Royal meeting, but a chance is taken on the William Haggas-trained SEENDID. The son of Dubawi, a brother to Group 1 winner Nezwaah, won a warm C&D novice three weeks ago and he might be underestimated by an opening mark of 85. Others to note include Like A Tiger and Dayzee.

Several to consider in a typically-strong renewal of this handicap. TAGABAWA was making his turf debut when sixth in a similarly competitive race over 1½m at Royal Ascot and, with this drop back in trip a good move and further improvement likely, he gets the nod. Representatives of the Johnston yard are always to be feared in this and Knockbrex will be a threat if bouncing back from his last-time-out blip. Burglar, Seendid and the selection's stablemate Local Dynasty are others to consider.

Charlie Appleby's pair Local Dynasty and Tagabawa fared best at Royal Ascot but BOLSTER is open to significant progress.

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14:05 York Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Another Investment takes a step up in class having ended a long losing streak with a facile C&D success and although respected, it might pay to focus on last month's Buckingham Palace form. NORTHERN EXPRESS (third) fared best of these, with Bopedro (sixth), Vafortino (10th) and Documenting (28th) all in behind. Michael Dods' gelding was just touched off in this contest 12 months ago, but he's fancied to uphold Royal Ascot form and make amends this time around.

VAFORTINO wasn't seen to best effect in the Buckingham Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot having met trouble on more than one occasion, so he could be up to reversing the form with Northern Express, who admittedly has a very likeable profile himself. There appeared to be no fluke about Another Investment's wide-margin C&D win 4 weeks ago and he's another to take seriously.

Last year's runner-up NORTHERN EXPRESS has been better than ever this season and can post his third C&D win.

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14:15 Ascot Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Only narrowly denied in deeper waters at Windsor earlier this month, SLY MADAM looks the one to beat given that she races off the same mark here. The five-year-old can be forgiven a below-par run in the Kensington Palace at Royal Ascot on her penultimate outing, as she was short of room inside the final furlong. Sheena West's mare is taken to get the better of the unexposed Mars Magic, who makes both his handicap and turf debut following a creditable second at Wolverhampton most recently. Last-time-out winners Island Bandit and Cabinet Of Clowns are just two others with claims.

In an open affair the suggestion is top weight MILLION THANKS who will appreciate the return to 1m after fading late on over 1¼m last time. Mars Magic lacks experience for a race like this but makes obvious appeal as a lightly-raced sort against exposed opponents so he's second choice. Painters Palette and the Billy Loughnane-ridden Canoodled are also on the shortlist.

An open race, but the vote goes to SLY MADAM who has a good strike-rate on turf and won't mind what the weather does.

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14:25 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 6f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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STAR OF MYSTERY was in a different league to her rivals in a Listed contest over C&D at the start of the month and the Charlie Appleby-trained filly could be a juvenile out of the top drawer. Persian Dreamer was an excellent fourth in the Albany last time and is feared most, although Thanksbutnothanks has plenty to find on official ratings but her midfield finish in the Queen Mary would have to offer some hope.

STAR OF MYSTERY was impressive when landing the odds in a listed race over C&D 13 days ago and she can provide Godolphin with back-to-back victories in this Group 2 event (won last year by subsequent 1000 Guineas winner Mawj). Persian Dreamer is the pick of the remainder.

Empress Stakes winner STAR OF MYSTERY has impeccable credentials. Persian Dreamer is the chief threat on form.

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14:40 York Group 3 (Class 1) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWINGALONG surpassed market expectations when finishing a cracking third in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot last month and Karl Burke's filly could be tough to peg back now returning to the scene of last season's Lowther victory. Mammas Girl has failed to fire at the highest level since a taking triumph in the Nell Gwyn at Newmarket in April, but better is expected in these calmer waters. Juliet Sierra also enters calculations now returned to 6f.

It's been a struggle for MAMMAS GIRL in Group 1 company the last twice but she is interesting back down in class on her first attempt at this trip. Indeed, she showcased a good turn of foot when landing the Nell Gwyn on her seasonal reappearance and may well find the necessary improvement to master Swingalong, who was a Group 2 winner here last summer and sets a good standard judged on her fine effort in the Commonwealth Cup 3 weeks ago. Royal Aclaim and Pink Crystal are others with claims.

The 3yo SWINGALONG holds strong claims on the back of her cracking third in the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot.

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14:50 Ascot Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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A comfortable winner in novice company over this trip at Carlisle last month, Soldier's Gold must enter calculations on his nursery bow, but a chance can be taken on the grade-dropping PASSIONATELY. Amy Murphy's filly failed to get into contention in the Albany last month, but she kept on well when scoring at Wetherby on her penultimate outing, where the subsequent winner Ninety Nine was fourth. Quickfire scored in maiden company most recently and is another to bear in mind.

IMPRESSIVE ACT is worth another chance to confirm debut promise now switched to a nursery having been gelded in the interim. Recent winners Soldier's Gold and Quickfire are both going the right way so they head the dangers.

Provided the rain stays away this can go to DARK POINTS, who looks the type who can build on last month's Ayr success.

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15:00 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 14f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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In a wide-open contest, only a tentative vote can go to LIVE YOUR DREAM. Successful in this from 10lb lower two years ago, he reappeared having spent 609 days on the sidelines with a good second at Haydock last month. Caught wide in the Duke Of Edinburgh just 13 days later, Saeed bin Suroor's charge did well to finish third and can regain the winning thread granted a kinder passage. Prydwen is now 1lb better off with his recent Ayr conqueror Kihavah, though the latter is on an upward trajectory and can confirm his superiority.

LIVE YOUR DREAM was ridden too aggressively when third in the Duke of Edinburgh at Royal Ascot but similar tactics could see him to good effect at this track, so he's preferred to Kihavah who bids for a four-timer. Aimeric was behind the selection last time but remains with potential and is one of several others for whom a case could be made.

The 2021 winner LIVE YOUR DREAM (nap) can win it again, this time from recent Ayr principals Kihavah and Prydwen.

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15:15 York Stakes (Class 2) 6f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Narrowly denied in a decent contest on her second start at Ayr, NIGHTEYES must hold every chance if building upon that effort. She can put her experience to good use, with costly newcomer Symbology looking best placed to chase her home. Looking For Queen represents a stable that has had a first-time-out winner here this season so warrants attention, while Fighting Wren, a half-sister to May Hill winner Polly Pott, is another debutant to note for the in-form Karl Burke yard.

A disappointing turnout for the money and a race that probably won't take much winning, so newcomer SYMBOLOGY, who makes plenty of appeal on paper, gets the vote before market clues. She's certainly bred to make an impact early in her career and a Lowther entry looks ominous. Nighteyes sets the standard and shouldn't be far away. Looking For Queen is another to note on debut, while Out Of Line probably has a bigger performance in her.

The £230,000 yearling SYMBOLOGY is bred to be talented and can make a winning start for Clive Cox. Looking For Queen is feared.

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15:25 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for several of these, but preference lies with OLIVER SHOW. A facile winner on his handicap bow at Kempton last month, this half-brother to the Listed winner Loch Lein indicated that there could be more in his locker and he can secure a double. Tyndrum Gold must hold every chance of building on his seasonal debut at Thirsk last month and is feared most, while the class-dropping Metal Merchant also warrants a market check.

SNIPER'S EYE shaped well behind a highly promising one at Newmarket last time and looks to have got into handicaps on a good mark, so he easily makes the most appeal. Oliver Show has shown signs of temperament but seemed well suited by the step up to this trip when scoring at Kempton 16 days ago and may do better still, with Metal Merchant completing the shortlist after shaping better than the distance beaten suggests in the Britannia at Royal Ascot.

The choice is THEME PARK whose second at York on his penultimate start has worked out well. The stable won this with Isla Kai in 2021.

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15:35 Newmarket Group 1 (Class 1) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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A cracking renewal in which it is very hard to get away from the claims of VIA SISTINA, who was so impressive in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh and the drop back in trip should be no issue. Remarquee is a major player having run so well in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot and her ceiling has not been reached. Nashwa, last year's winner Prosperous Voyage and Random Harvest could also be on the premises in a deep race.

VIA SISTINA showed very smart form to win the Dahila Stakes (by 6 lengths) at the Rowley Mile on her return and the Pretty Polly at the Curragh 13 days ago, and can extend her unbeaten run with the drop back in trip unlikely to be an issue. Dual Group 1 winner Nashwa has had excuses both starts this season and is another who should cope with the shorter distance, while Remarquee is the pick of the 3-y-os after her excellent second in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot.

There was a lot to like about the performance of REMARQUEE at Royal Ascot and she can go one better. Via Sistina is a big danger.

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15:50 York Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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An open looking contest where the unexposed three-year-olds may dominate. Lingfield scorer Bleak surely has more to come moving into handicaps and is much respected but slight preference is for EL JASOR, who won with a fair bit up his sleeve at Redcar on his handicap debut and has only gone up 5lb. Onemorenomore is also interesting on a couple of pieces of form and his mark of 69 almost certainly underestimates his potential.

Improving 3-y-os EL JASOR and Bleak make the most appeal. The former was value plenty extra for his handicap debut win at Redcar so shades the vote. Sagauteur made an encouraging start for this yard when third at Newcastle and looks best of the others off what is a potentially handy mark.

The gelding operation has evidently helped BLEAK, who is taken to show further progress. El Jasor is second choice.

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16:00 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALPINA EXPRESS arrives here seeking a four-timer and this looks like a nice opportunity to continue that winning sequence. Charlie Johnston's filly was a facile winner over an extended 1m3f at Windsor most recently and a 10lb rise in the ratings might not be enough to halt her progression. Sunset Point appears the biggest danger after a decent second over 1m4f at Goodwood in May, while Dubai Crystal heads the remainder.

ALPINA EXPRESS is improving fast and, having completed the hat-trick in ready fashion at Windsor last time, she's fancied to go in again at the likely expense of Sunset Point. Divina Grace has made a positive start to her 3-y-o campaign, so she also merits consideration for all that she's in a tougher grade of handicap.

The suggestion is DUBAI CRYSTAL, who gives the impression she'll improve for the new trip. Sunset Point is second choice.

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16:10 Newmarket Maiden (Class 3) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was plenty to like about WARM SPELL's introduction, when he finished second (albeit well held) to subsequent Norfolk fifth/July Stakes fourth Thunder Blue at Goodwood. Not much went right for Roger Varian's colt, who was slowly away before being hampered soon after. This extra distance ought to be well within range and he can put his experience to good use. Emperor's Star, Arabic Legend, Capulet and The Ice Phoenix each make enough appeal on paper to warrant a market check on debut.

As ever an interesting maiden with plenty of well-bred sorts from good stables represented. WARM SPELL produced a promising first effort behind a useful and experienced rival at Goodwood (6f) last month and any sort of improvement over this longer trip ought to see him go close. The market will likely offer valuable clues in regard to the newcomers, but the three that stand out at this stage are Emperor's Star, Arabic Legend and Capulet.

Preference is for the very interesting newcomer EMPEROR'S STAR who has excellent credentials. Warm Spell is second choice.

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16:25 York Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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INDIANA BE was a decisive winner over an extended mile at Hamilton 10 days ago and looks to have been found a nice opportunity to follow that success up. Edward Bethell's charge does have to carry a 6lb penalty for that four-length victory but that may prove lenient. Bosc Girl has made a pleasing start to her career and she is feared most on her handicap bow, while Sunny Orange deserves a second look.

INDIANA BE was impressive when doubling his tally at Hamilton 10 days ago and, if the race doesn't come too soon, he should be up to defying a penalty. Almarin is a danger dropping back in trip and Impulsive Reaction shouldn't be dismissed.

The progressive INDIANA BE (nap) can follow up his Hamilton success. Almarin and Monty Bay should also go well.

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16:35 Ascot Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ELRAAED won over 1m2f at Windsor last time and a repeat of that effort would give him a big chance. Owen Burrows' runner is making his handicap debut here and an opening mark of 84 appears more than workable. Intricacy should also be thereabouts after successive seconds and he's not without a chance off the same mark, while Lion Kingdom is another to keep on side.

This step up in trip should suit LION KINGDOM, who didn't get the best of runs when fourth on his return/handicap debut at Newmarket during the spring and he remains with potential. Intricacy is due to go up 3 lb for his recent Ffos Las second and is feared most ahead of Perfect Thunder and Fantasy Believer.

Unexposed LION KINGDOM is taken to enhance the good record of 3yos in this race. Intricacy and Elraaed are also respected.

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16:40 Cork Maiden Hurdle 17f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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HYPOTENUS ran a notable race in a Grade 3 on his jumping debut in February and is forgiven his Triumph Hurdle disappointment as he reverts to a right-handed track, which should suit. Well-related and a three-time Flat winner, he chased home a subsequent Grade 1 winner at Fairyhouse and while pulled up when a difficult ride at Cheltenham, jumped markedly right then and it shouldn't be an issue reverting right-handed today. Dual Flat winner Como Park is capable and ran well on jumps debut at Navan. He should improve jumping-wise from that experience, although being a staying-type on the level, might lack a gear against the selection. Mercury Mission finished behind Como Park in a Flat maiden in May 2022 but has a race-fitness edge (beating Mr Globalist at Roscommon), although needs to improve. Ex-Aga Khan-owned Sidiriya was a 42,000-euro purchase last February, having shown useful soft-ground Flat form.

A serious case of quantity over quality here, HYPOTENUS strongly fancied to build on the promise of his hurdling debut at the second attempt. The hood is left off and John McConnell's charge can get the better of Como Park, who shaped encouragingly sent hurdling on his first outing for Henry de Bromhead back in March and should have more to offer in this sphere. Mercury Mission and Yorkshire Escape are another couple to consider.

A cracking maiden, with \Hypotenus\p placed at Grade Two level, Sidiriya quite a classy recruit and COMO PARK (nap) reappearing

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16:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Surprise Leicester scorer Amber Island demands respect from a 4lb elevated mark, along with Final Watch, who can be thereabouts with a replication of last month's C&D second. Razeyna retains potential and could go close back up from 6f, but slight preference is for MISTER BLUEBIRD. Successful from 4lb lower at Goodwood, he was possibly feeling the effects when turned out four days later at Newbury. Heather Main's gelding has been given a bit more time off since then and it would be no surprise were he to resume his progress now.

In a very open contest the suggestion is WAITING ALL NIGHT who was clear with a couple of well-treated sorts when a close third at Haydock a week ago. Lyndon B could get on well with Jamie Spencer and is second choice ahead of Razeyna, who will be suited by the return to 7f, and Harry Magnus.

Good cases can be made for a number of these but LOVE DE VEGA won over C&D on his reappearance last July and can do the same again.

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16:55 York Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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Local handler Paul Midgley boasts a strong hand, with five challengers headed by ELEGANT ERIN and Spring Is Sprung. The former gets the vote following her return effort in the Gosforth Park Cup a fortnight ago, when not getting a clear run, and the fact she has been dropped 2lb enhances her claims further. Spring Is Sprung is respected following a solid effort here on his penultimate start, while others for the shortlist include Princess Karine, Le Beau Garcon and Mereside Angel.

He's badly out of form but COPPER KNIGHT, joint-holder of the title of winning-most horse at York, has been used to contesting much stronger handicaps than this here and could be worth one more chance from a mark 17 lb lower than for his last success at Chester a year ago under Sean Kirrane. Paul Midgley runs 5, with Elegant Erin and Spring Is Sprung strong contenders. Nelson Gay is another to consider.

Le Beau Garcon is going to find a race going his way soon but NELSON GAY may be able to follow up his recent Newcastle success.

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17:00 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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TINA MEEHAN ran out a facile winner when romping home by 14 lengths on her racecourse debut in a Tramore bumper back in October and Willie Mullins' mare is hard to oppose now tackling hurdles for the first time. The Grey Dove finished a respectable second back over obstacles at Punchestown last month and appears the chief threat now faced with a stiffer test. Castra Vetera is lightly raced for an eight-year-old and could also have a say in these calmer waters.

TINA MEEHAN looked an exciting prospect when winning a bumper at Tramore in October and can make a winning start in this sphere. The Grey Dove has the best hurdles form so is next best ahead of point-winner Gentle And Kind.

An impressive winner of a bumper at Tramore, TINA MEEHAN looks another useful recruit to hurdling for Closutton.

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17:10 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Popmaster was just touched off over 7f at Newbury last month and another bold bid can be expected, although he may be susceptible to some better treated rivals, such as INGRA TOR. Jack Channon's charge was a good second last time over 6f at Kempton and he shaped as if a win could be just around the corner, despite being handed a 1lb rise in the ratings. Temple Bruer completes the shortlist.

A few in with chances but the vote goes to POPMASTER, who turned in his best effort of the year when going down by just a short head at Newbury last month and Ed Walker's grey looks potentially well treated back at a course he goes particularly well at. Haymaker possibly didn't handle the idiosyncrasies of Epsom last time, so he's put forward as the main threat back on a more conventional track, while Temple Bruer and Ingra Tor can battle for minor honours.

Spanish Star is still improving at the age of eight but he may have to give best to the well-handicapped POPMASTER (nap) today.

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17:15 Cork Maiden Hurdle 17f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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SHERODAN returned from a 647-day layoff when running well at Ballinrobe. A debut bumper winner, he conceded 8lb to the race-fit winner and with progression likely, should take the beating. The Mediator also won a bumper on debut and while disappointing at Punchestown in May, was reported lame post-race. He previously contested some useful maidens but might struggle to beat the selection. Moon Rise Beauty, another bumper winner, has been in-and-out in three hurdles runs and while not herself at Thurles in December, she nonetheless faces a tough task on reappearance. Stablemate Chrisco, thrice a beaten odds-on favourite, was beaten 26 lengths in a first-time hood at Wexford recently. Great Bear ran well when last seen at the 2022 Punchestown Festival but returns from a long absence.

SHERODAN showed fairly useful form in a couple of bumpers back in 2021/22 (winner on debut) and ran to a similar level sent hurdling after 22 months off when second at Ballinrobe 6 weeks ago. He's entitled to build on that and gets the vote ahead of Great Bear and The Mediator.

Neither easy to solve nor price. SHERODAN is a tentative choice after a pleasing return at Ballinrobe

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17:20 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 5f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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Russet Gold justified favouritism at Redcar, but he may be vulnerable after being raised 5lb for that three-quarter-length success. The nod goes to CONQUISTADOR, who was a very good third in the Palace Of Holyroodhouse Handicap at Royal Ascot last month. This appears to be a slightly easier assignment and another bold bid can be expected off the same mark. Swayze is just one other to consider in a competitive sprint.

A tricky closing contest to solve and while SWAYZE has often struggled with consistency, William Muir & Chris Grassick's 4-y-o is taken to get back to winning ways with Hollie Doyle taking over in the saddle for the first time. The main danger may emerge from Conquistador, who wasn't beaten far in a big-field Royal Ascot handicap 3 weeks ago. Isle of Lismore and Russet Gold can battle out third spot.

Conquistador ran well at Royal Ascot but TATTERSTALL was badly drawn there and his Epsom win looks a rock-solid piece of form.

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17:30 York Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Jim Goldie stable can do little wrong at present and A LA FRANCAISE looks primed to return to winning ways after a pair of solid runner-up efforts in similar company. The four-year-old remains feasibly handicapped and she may have too much for the likes of the recent Beverley second Bringbackmemories, as well as Natchez Trace, who has been in fine form of late. Obsidian Knight and Sea Stone are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

There were possible excuses for SAVROLA at Salisbury last time so he is given another chance to show he's capable of better again for the James Ferguson yard. Bringbackmemories ran well at Beverley last week and is second choice ahead of A La Francaise and Ready To Shine.

Top of the list is BRINGBACKMEMORIES, who has returned to form in recent weeks and remains well treated on some of his Irish exploits.

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17:35 Kilbeggan Maiden Hurdle 19f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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HAMARTIA posted another solid effort in defeat when finishing third at Tramore last month and the Colm Murphy-trained six-year-old could gain a breakthrough success at the fifth time of asking over hurdles. Cash The Cheque shaped better than the beaten distance at Down Royal, with Anthony McCann's mare one to note now returned to maiden company. The lightly-raced Aeros Luck and more experienced Rock On Pedro can't be discounted in their current form either.

ROCK ON PEDRO improved when runner-up in a handicap at Tramore and, with further progress entirely possible, he could be the answer. Next on the list is Hamartia, who appeared to find 21f too much of a test last time and she hit the crossbar over this C&D on her penultimate start. Cash The Cheque and Cullagh Pride are others with claims.

HAMARTIA has shaped as if there is more to come from her and the slight drop back in trip should see her give this a good go.

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17:45 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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LEGAL REFORM is in the form of his life at present and this track shouldn't inconvenience him as he looks to bring up the four-timer. A 4lb rise for his most recent success may underestimate him and he is preferred to the likes of Leicester runner-up Roach Power, and Devilwala, whose last win came over C&D last September. Stablemates Pearly Star and Princess Niyla both scored over C&D on their most recent starts and they are hard to separate in this contest.

The thriving LEGAL REFORM beat a couple of subsequent winners when completing the hat-trick at Lingfield so remains of interest up 4 lb. Star Player stepped up on his return when second at Pontefract and is another to consider, while Pearly Star did well to overcome a slow start when winning off 4 lb lower over this C&D 2 weeks ago.

Several have possibilities but the vote goes to LEGAL REFORM who has won three in a row and hit a personal best at Lingfield last time.

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17:50 Cork Handicap Hurdle 17f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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NEEV'S DREAM is a hopeful pick in a weak big-field handicap. Out of a winning half-sister to Ascot Stakes winner Lagostovegas, her form is just ordinary but she finished ahead of plenty at Naas in December and ran well on handicap debut at Wexford in March. She makes her reappearance now, but remains unexposed and should progress. Future Proof ran well at Sligo recently but while a three-time career winner, he has won just once from 31 hurdle starts. Stablemate Globetrottersivola ran his best race to date at Downpatrick last month but needs to take another step forward, while 16-race maiden Diamond Union showed form last year but has been well held in recent outings. The 12-year-old Glenabo Bridge ran well on his most recent start in January but would prefer much further.

Veteran GLENABO BRIDGE is taken to put his younger rivals to the sword in a handicap bigger on quantity than quality. He was a solid second at Punchestown when last seen in January and a reproduction of that would give him every chance here, provided that he responds well to the new headgear. Future Proof enters calculations on the back of his latest effort at Sligo, while handicap debutant Toor Moon and Mr Macphisto are others to consider. Atlantic Wonder will also be a threat if getting a run.

Eoin Griffin's form suggests MR MACPHISTO might show her form in which case she'd possibly win. Neev's Dream has some upside

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18:00 Chepstow Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 2 Run Class & Speed Card

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KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS has stepped forward with each start to date and arrives having backed up his breakthrough Redcar victory under a penalty at Lingfield. Connections have found him an excellent opportunity to land the hat-trick on his handicap bow, especially with both rivals having something to prove. Storymaker appeared to have a valid excuse for her Wolverhampton defeat, returning with a wound on her right fore, and she may be the main danger. Dagmar Run completes the trio if turned out again following his fourth at Doncaster on Thursday.

After 6 months off (had been gelded), KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS left his debut form well behind when winning at Redcar in May, before following up under a penalty at Lingfield a month later. He can land the hat-trick and get the better of Storymaker, who had an excuse for her run last time.

David O'Meara's KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS is unbeaten this season and has been found a very good chance to make a winning handicap debut.

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18:10 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 19f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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A capable sort on the Flat and a respectable fourth at Limerick last time out, WAR CORRESPONDENT is very interesting on just his fourth start under NH Rules. Placed in a Grade 2 at Cheltenham last November, the four-year-old could be well treated off a mark of 118 on his handicap debut and he can see off the challenge of easy Downpatrick scorer Moonovercloon. Weddell Sea is another leading contender on the back of a fine effort in defeat at Listowel last month.

MOONOVERCLOON did the job well enough at Downpatrick last time to suggest that he will be capable of going in again off this 7 lb higher mark. Fit from the Flat, War Correspondent looks a big threat on his handicap debut in this sphere, while Weddell Sea is third choice ahead of I Don't Get It.

A competitive contest but WAR CORRESPONDENT looks the least exposed and a mark of 118 looks within reach

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18:20 Chester Stakes (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of GOLDEN TRICK, who shaped with promise on his debut at Ayr when staying on well for third late in the day. The booking of Hayley Turner is another plus and he may have too much for Salisbury winner Equity Law, who is bound to find life tougher under a 6lb penalty. Innvincible Friend and Conde are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

EQUITY LAW has made a promising start and has been found an excellent opportunity to follow up his Salisbury win. Golden Trick should progress from his debut third at Ayr and is next best ahead of Innvincible Friend.

This can go to INNVINCIBLE FRIEND who has form on a soft surface and is proven around here, including winning a C&D novice last month.

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18:25 Cork Handicap Hurdle 20f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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THEONEWEDREAMOF is a progressive four-year-old who steps up to this trip for the first time. She won a handicap hurdle over two miles last January but being a stayer on the Flat, should be suited by today's extra distance, is in good form and open to further progression. Bynx won on her 13th hurdles attempt at Tramore last month and is interesting reverting to handicaps having finished second in a similar race at Gowran last February, with today's rider now claiming 5lb. Rathnaleen Kal, Betty Dutton and Will You Win have been running consistently well, while the in-form Emily In Paris drops in distance. Course winner Buttons And Bows is in good form, while No Fussing won an ordinary Thurles maiden in March and debuts in handicaps. All Class debuts for a new yard and hasn't run for almost a year, while Jane Wilde has hinted at ability.

THEONEWEDREAMOF receives the vote in a competitive handicap. She shaped well from a poor position when runner-up at Downpatrick on her most recent outing in May and could easily raise her game further now stepping up to a trip that promises to suit. Rathnaleen Kal has a progressive profile and looks sure to run well again, with Buttons And Bows completing the shortlist having found only an unexposed one too good at Wexford last month.

The progressive 4yo THEONEWEDREAMOF returns from a break with further improvement on the cards now upped in trip

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18:35 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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BAMA LAMA returned to winning ways here over 6f on Monday and, despite carrying a 5lb penalty, Rod Millman's mare appears capable of backing that performance up. Sabah Al Ward produced her best effort so far when third at Lingfield and she should be in the mix if performing to that level again. Port Noir scored here last month and has claims, while Kyber Crystal was behind the selection earlier in the week but struck over C&D prior to that.

Turned out again quickly, PORT NOIR recorded her second victory of the year when winning here last time and she can score again with Taylor Fisher retaining the ride. Bama Lama also arrives on the back of a course win having been successful 4 days ago, so she is feared most under a penalty, ahead of Bluebell Time.

This can go to BLUEBELL TIME (nap), who drops in grade after a respectable sixth at Newbury eight days ago and remains on a good mark.

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18:45 Kilbeggan Handicap Hurdle 24f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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BRIDESWELL LAD may not have been seen over the smaller obstacles for a year, but this appeals as an ideal opportunity off a mark 31lb lower than his current chase rating. A determined winner of the valuable Pat Taaffe Handicap Chase at the Punchestown Festival when last in action, he can make his class tell against veteran C&D winner Dorans River and Tuff Days, who has been knocking on the door of late. Completing the shortlist are the likes of More Info, Pearlofflorida and Ranger Billy.

BRIDESWELL LAD showed form verging on useful when landing a pair of handicaps chases in the spring and is potentially thrown in now returning to hurdles, so he's difficult to oppose on that score. More Info and Ranger Billy are a pair of interesting rivals, though.

Eoin Doyle's RANGER BILLY did it nicely over course and distance last time out and could have more to offer at this trip

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18:55 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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The value may lie with GRAY'S INN, who was an eye-catcher on her first run for the Jack Channon stable when not beaten far in third at Haydock last month. A winner of a seller at Musselburgh prior to that, she should be open to further improvement over this distance. Lady Wulfrun has improved with each of her three qualifying runs and could be feasibly treated off an opening mark of 71, while Persian Phoenix got off the mark in fine style at Wolverhampton and is drawn to attack once more from stall two.

PERSIAN PHOENIX looked to relish the step up to 7f when scoring with something to spare in novice company at Wolverhampton last time and can follow up on nursery debut under Franny Norton. Royal runner Lady Wulfrun appeals as one who will benefit from 7f and is second choice ahead of Gray's Inn who is steadily going the right way.

This looks tricky but last month's emphatic Wolverhampton winner PERSIAN PHOENIX gets the vote ahead of Lady Wulfrun.

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19:00 Cork Maiden Hurdle 24f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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GETAWAY CHARLIE is a proven stayer with recent form. Runner-up in two bumpers, including notably to Corbetts Cross here last October, he was well beaten by a wide-margin winner at Punchestown last month but the runner-up (who received 14lb from the selection) won at Hexham subsequently. Bob The Builder showed big improvement when finishing third in May and has returned to trainer Sean Doyle. He ran in first-time cheekpieces at Wexford and while that form is nothing special, is fit and well. Alvarez Eclipse and The Kids Choice both won ordinary May point-to-points, although each didn't get very far over hurdles in June, with the latter unseating at the start at Downpatrick, while The Kids Choice was withdrawn from Punchestown. Fantasio D'alene was smart in 2019/20 but has burst blood vessels on three of his last four runs and was beaten 99 lengths last time. Meyo is well bred but debuts at an extreme staying distance.

GETAWAY CHARLIE left previous hurdling efforts behind when third in a novice at Punchestown a month ago and, in a weaker race, he might be able to open his account if he can build on that. Bob The Builder looks the danger based on form in this sphere but point winner The Kids Choice also warrants a mention.

A weak maiden hurdle. Fanatasio D'Alene has too many question marks so recent Punchestown third GETAWAY CHARLIE gets the vote

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19:10 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Deacs Delight has stepped forward on his last couple of starts, winning at Lingfield before going down by three-quarters of a length just four days later at Bath, but those efforts came in classified events and he is now back in handicap company. With that in mind, the vote goes to LUCIDITY, who has improved since going handicapping and the drop from 1m2f is unlikely to be an inconvenience. C&D winner Kenstone and Bantry appeal most of the remainder.

DEACS DELIGHT has been in good form of late, running well behind one who had the run of things from the front at Bath 16 days ago, so he is taken to resume winning ways back in handicap company. Kenstone scored with a bit in hand at this C&D last month and could be thereabouts once more, while Lucidity also merits consideration.

It's worth giving another chance to BANTRY, who didn't fire last time but was a clear second to a next-time-out winner here in May.

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19:20 Kilbeggan Maiden Chase 25f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE FRIDAY MAN lost little in defeat when filling the runner-up spot over an extended 2m6f at Limerick in May and a reproduction of that effort can see him firmly in the picture. He has been progressive on his two chase outings and can get off the mark at the third time of asking. Desertmore House was only narrowly denied over timber here and scored in a point-to-point at the start of his career so is feared most now switching to fences. Summer Tide has a bit to find based on his two chase efforts but could progress now up in distance.

THE FRIDAY MAN has taken pretty well to fences and can get off the mark now stepping up to 3m+ for the first time. Desertmore House ran a cracker in a handicap hurdle here last time and could pose the chief threat if taking to this new discipline. The selection's stablemate Au Fleuron had an excuse for his no show on his chase debut last autumn and could also play a part, while the returning Willie Mullins runner Sky Sprinter needs a betting check.

This looks like a good opportunity for THE FRIDAY MAN(nap) to get off the mark over fences and he should win.

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19:30 Chester Handicap (Class 3) 11f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Cormier will need a market check on his return from a lengthly absence as his best form would put him right in the picture. Box To Box will be popular after his win over C&D four weeks ago, battling on well and has only been nudged up 3lb for that victory. It may be worth taking a chance on DEMILION, though, as he could get a soft time of things on the front end, with his three-year-old allowances potentially giving him an edge, and Franny Norton rides this track so well.

In an open race the vote goes to Andrew Balding's SOVEREIGN SPIRIT racing outside of his own age group for the first time. Box To Box's excellent course record makes him a must for the shortlist, while Sonnerie Power is also respected after 3 solid efforts this term.

Despite a question over his stamina it may be worth chancing BARYSHNIKOV, who looks as though he should get the strong pace he needs.

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19:35 Cork Conditions Hurdle 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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JEFF KIDDER hasn't won since his 2021 Punchestown Grade 1 success but tries this distance for the first time. Absent for 420 days prior to his December return, he offered some encouragement at Tipperary, is suited by good ground and receives weight, under his 5lb claimer. Winter Fog, under a 7lb claimer, is trip-versatile and likes good ground. Fourth in Cheltenham's 2022 Pertemps Final, he ran well on his most recent hurdles outing at Punchestown in April but his jumping was hesitant on two recent, underwhelming chase outings. The Bosses Oscar, runner-up in the 2021 Pertemps, disappointed at Aintree and while suited by conditions, concedes weight. Peregrine Run is a 20-time winner but pulled up recently, while Fully Charged returns following a layoff and may have a Galway target. Gallant John Joe is without a win since March 2019 and was pulled up recently, while Ambitious Fellow's rating has fallen.

WINTER FOG is the best hurdler in this field and, after a couple of underwhelming runs over fences, he's fancied to make the most of what looks a fairly straightforward task on form. Jeff Kidder appeals as the main danger and The Bosses Oscar should feature if back on his game.

Having not really taken to chasing WINTER FOG looks to have found a good opportunity back over hurdles here

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19:45 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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BOOM BOOM POW has proved a different proposition since being upped to 7f by her new trainer and recorded a ready success at Kempton last month. A 7lb hike may not be enough to prevent Jo Davis' filly from gaining a first victory on turf. Twilight Dancer returned to form with a respectable third on her reappearance at Brighton last week and is feared most, ahead of handicap debutant King Elvis. Hitched is an obvious contender if making a swift reappearance following Wednesday's Yarmouth second.

HITCHED confirmed the improvement shown here in June when runner-up at Yarmouth on Wednesday and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to get back to winning ways provided it doesn't come too soon. Boom Boom Pow is feared most.

Topweight BOOM BOOM POW enjoyed a revival for a different stable last month and remains very well handicapped on some of her 2yo form.

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19:55 Kilbeggan Handicap Chase 25f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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An impressive winner of the Mayo National, this stiffer stamina test may not be enough to stop TULLYBEG from going in again and he can secure a National double in the very capable hands of Michael O'Sullivan, despite having to compete off an 8lb higher mark. Foxy Jacks bounced back to form when runner-up behind Stealthy Tom in the Connacht National and might be able to improve past the winner. Life In The Park had to settle for third behind the selection when sent off favourite at Ballinrobe, but could close the gap at least on the revised terms.

MARS HARPER has dropped back to the same mark as when second in a competitive Leopardstown handicap in March and might be worth siding with to provide the Gordon Elliott/Jack Kennedy partnership with a third win in this race. The thriving Stealthy Tom, Pont Aval and Foxy Jacks head the dangers. The unexposed Choice of Words would also need considering if getting a run.

A chance is taken on C&D winner FAIRYHILL RUN to come back to form and improve upon her third in this last year.

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20:05 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEZZAS LAD performed with huge credit from a wide draw here last time and, having bagged stall three this time around, he looks sure to run a big race dropping back half a furlong in trip. Origintrail shaped well on her return to action at York last time and the previous course winner is a player back in trip. Roman Dragon won well here last time and, with his rider's claim offsetting most of his rise in the weights, is likely to get involved in what looks a tight contest.

ROMAN DRAGON picked up his fourth course success here recently and he's been rated higher in the past, so he gets the marginal vote ahead of fellow last-time-out winner Count D'Orsay. Lihou is bang in form and likely to make his mark once again.

Roman Dragon is a key player but COUNT D'ORSAY (nap) is preferred as he bids to follow up a recent Hamilton success.

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20:10 Cork NH Flat Race 17f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEAUFORTS STORM arguably exceeded pre-race expectations when second in a decent Curragh winners' bumper on her racecourse debut. While one or two of the previous winners may have underperformed on the night, the daughter of Gale Force Ten looked a useful prospect. With the benefit of that experience to call upon, the Tim Doyle-trained filly should be hard to beat in this weaker contest. Faux Fur made a promising debut at Ballinrobe in May before suffering an odds-on reversal at Perth the following month. The Gordon Elliott-trained four-year-old should remain competitive. Shoot Champagne, from a family which has produced plenty of winners, has to be considered on debut.

This looks between BEAUFORTS STORM and Faux Fur. The latter is well worth another chance, despite being turned over when odds on at Perth last month. However, preference is for Beauforts Storm, who pulled nicely clear of the rest when second to an experienced Joseph O'Brien-trained rival on debut at the Curragh. She is entitled to come on for that run. Dream Shaper is the pick of the others.

Following a promising debut second at the Curragh last month BEAUFORTS STORM can go one better here in an ordinary bumper

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20:20 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SAVALAS was unable to complete a 6f course double when staying on into third last time, but he could be suited by a stiffer test now and may prove worth chancing off the same mark. Red Alert has been in good form at Brighton of late and is another to consider, while Letter Of The Law won't be lacking for stamina on this drop in trip and is dangerous to discount, especially if attempting to make all.

RED ALERT may be a 9-y-o but he's completely unexposed at 7f and remains of interest having had little go right in his pursuit of the hat-trick at Brighton 17 days ago. Savalas is going through a good spell and can provide the main threat.

Tony Carroll's veteran RED ALERT is much better known as a sprinter but he stays 7f perfectly well and gets the nod here.

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20:30 Kilbeggan Maiden Chase 19f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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LUCKY ZEBO, a winner at this venue over hurdles, has every chance of making a successful chasing debut. The Henry De Bromhead-trained gelding is a lightly-raced, progressive young horse who comes here on the back of two wins. Although yet to race over regulation fences, the six-year-old does have the benefit of three point-to-point runs. Pearl Of The West looks a big threat from the in-form John McConnell yard. The daughter of Teofilo has acquitted herself with credit on her first two starts over fences and that experience will be a huge advantage in this company. Tucson Train, a point-to-point winner in his early days, remains open to progression given that he has had just the 10 starts under Rules.

LUCKY ZEBO has a progressive profile over hurdles and, given his pointing background, he's the type to do even better in this sphere, so he's a confident choice to make a winning chasing debut at the likely expense of Pearl of The West. Time Marches on is open to improvement and isn't without hope.

After a pair of solid chase efforts, PEARL OF THE WEST should be able to get off the mark in this sphere, getting 7lb from the geldings

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20:40 Chester Handicap (Class 5) 7f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Code Purple has been in excellent form and just bumped into a well-handicapped rival who got the run of the race at Musselburgh last time, so he looks sure to be in the thick of things once again. Purple Martini has also been running well, winning two of his last four, and boasts sound claims. Marginal preference, though, is for BAY OF HOPE, who, despite the wide draw, may find things setting up a little better for him than at Ayr on Monday and he can get back to winning ways.

CODE PURPLE landed a double in the spring and would have gone close to completing the hat-trick with a clear run at Musselburgh a couple of months ago. Back from a break, he makes most appeal from stall 2, with Peachey Carnehan likely to pose a threat on the back of a solid showing at Wolverhampton. Ramiro is another one to consider.

A chance is taken on JILL ROSE, who is ideally suited by a sharp left-handed track with some give in the ground.

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20:55 Chepstow Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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TURNER GIRL appeared to travel more kindly in first-time cheekpieces when worn down late on over 1m6f at Catterick last month, and a first success of the season could be on the cards now returned to 1m4f. Pfingstberg is a lightly-raced three-year-old who likely has more to offer in handicaps this season and David Simcock's gelding is one to be wary of after just four starts to date. Geelong can't be discounted off his tumbling mark.

A lightly-raced profile provides hope that PFINGSTBERG may not have reached his limit so he gets the vote to build on his Yarmouth handicap debut third. Turner Girl is the obvious threat.

Ed Dunlop's TURNER GIRL has been knocking on the door and Taylor Fisher's useful 5lb claim might make the crucial difference today.

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