13:20 Navan Maiden 5f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Recent Curragh runner-up CHANDIGAH can get off the mark at the third time of asking. The Darren Bunyan-trained colt started off over 7f but appeared more suited to being dropped back in trip last time. He has another furlong less to travel now but given the stiff nature of this track, it could prove ideal for the son of Churchill. Kieran Cotter has had a few juvenile winners already this term and Ocean Baroque looks capable of getting involved. The Caravaggio gelding has shaped well on all three starts, including over course and distance last time. West Of Wichita ran her best race to date when dropped back to this trip at Bellewstown earlier this month. A reproduction would see the Kevin Coleman-trained filly go close.

CHANDIGAH tooked a marked step forward from his debut when runner-up to a promising sort at the Curragh recently and probably won't need to improve again to go one better. West of Wichita and Clonmacash look the chief dangers.

Darren Bunyan has four runners here and can collect with CHANDIGAH whose 66-1 second of 18 at the Curragh was a very pleasing effort

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13:40 Newmarket Maiden (Class 3) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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This can go the way of Irish raider CONTENT, who may have disappointed when well fancied for the Chesham but was a promising third at Leopardstown on her debut. Aidan O'Brien's filly is bred in the purple, being a daughter of dual Nunthorpe winner Meccas's Angel, and she is preferred to Windsor runner-up Duely Spiced and Love You Darling, whose Leicester second may be advertised later by Great Truth in the Superlative. Zenjabeela looks the pick of the newcomers.

Bred in the purple, CONTENT shaped well at Leopardstown on debut before racing keenly at Royal Ascot next time, so she is taken to get back on track returned to maiden company. The daughter of Galileo can open her account, though Charlie Appleby's Race The Wind can improve from her first start here and is feared most. Zenjabeela is the pick of the newcomers.

The best piece of form is CONTENT's third at Leopardstown and she's taken to bounce back from an underwhelming run at Royal Ascot.

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13:45 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having finished a creditable fifth in the King's Stand here last month, Equilateral makes obvious appeal eased significantly in grade. Vintage Clarets arrives here in search of his hat-trick, having notched up successes at Chester and Newcastle recently and must enter calculations, but marginal preference is for ZARZYNI. David & Nicola Barron's gelding is now 10lb lower than when finishing third behind Bond Chairman (second) and Mountain Peak (winner) in the corresponding event last year. He was fourth in the Epsom Dash last time out, suggesting he might be ready to exploit his current mark. Whenthedealinsdone and Rohaan are just two others to consider in a wide-open event.

Preference is for ZARZYNI, who has shaped well the last twice and is 10 lb lower than when a good third in this contest 12 months ago. Vintage Clarets, Harry Brown and King's Lynn make up the shortlist in what looks a highly-competitive opener.

King's Lynn can go well back over 5f but VINTAGE CLARETS has hit form at the right time and he is preferred.

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13:50 Navan Handicap 5f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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LITTLE QUEENIE showed her appreciation for the step back into handicap company when regaining the winning thread at Naas last week. She has been raised 6lb but has been competitive off this sort of mark in the past and can complete a quickfire double. Collective Power was a winner here last month and the hike he received for that comfortable success is more than offset by his capable apprentice jockey taking over in the saddle. Greek Flower has run well in a couple of much better contests on her last two starts, so the John Feane-trained filly will appreciate this easier grade. She also wears first-time cheekpieces in her bid to gain the first win of her career.

ARNHEIM made a very pleasing start for his new yard when third at Down Royal 3 weeks ago and fancied to build on that, he could be the answer to this tricky puzzle. Inishmot Prince is likely to be staying on kept to 5f, with Nordic Passage another to consider.

It may pay to take a chance on PRETTY SMART who is 12lb below last season's highest mark and has hinted at a return to form

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14:00 York Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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Eilean Dubh meets Blue For You on identical terms as when defeating him in this 12 months ago but, though both merit the utmost respect, a chance is taken on ISLA KAI. Nigel Tinkler's gelding finished fourth behind that pair last year, having been sent off as favourite, but he is now far better off at the weights and that could see him reverse the form. Wild Lion and Aramaic are just two others to consider.

BLUE FOR YOU wasn't at his best in last month's Royal Hunt Cup yet, the return to this more speed-favouring track rates a plus and, having shaped well on return in a C&D handicap at the Dante Meeting, he could well be worth chancing to get back to winning ways from an easing mark. Dual C&D winner Eilean Dubh comes here on the back of success at Hamilton and is feared, with La Trinidad and Wild Lion others to consider.

Having been a game winner over 7f here in first-time cheekpieces last month, WILD LION can follow up now back up in trip.

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14:07 Chester Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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SWIFT TUTTLE ran to a good level in this grade when runner-up at Haydock on his penultimate start off the same rating and the four-year-old makes plenty of appeal in his attempt to shed the maiden tag. The main danger might be Red Royalist, who takes a step back down in distance after finishing third at Ffos Las, while She's A Novelty completes the shortlist off 1lb higher than her second at Nottingham.

SHE'S A NOVELTY made a cracking return to the track when pushing a subsequent winner close at Nottingham last month and wisely given a bit to of time to recover from that, she makes plenty of appeal. Red Royalist and Snag It head the opposition.

Top of the list is SHE'S A NOVELTY, who returned from a long absence with an eyecatching second over 1m2f at Nottingham last month.

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14:15 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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CANDLE OF HOPE went well for a long way in the Sandringham before fading late on, and this test could prove ideal with Ryan Moore taking over in the saddle. Richard Hughes' filly has held her own in good company and she may have too much for the hat-trick-seeking Desert Voice and Dancing Goddess, who makes her handicap debut. Glorious Angel (fifth) and Ceanna (seventh) both arrive from the same Listed race at Carlisle and cannot be ruled out.

DESERT VOICE is firmly on the up and had a bit to spare when doubling her tally at Doncaster last time, so she's preferred to Candle of Hope, who shaped well in the Sandringham last time. Dancing Goddess is also considered on handicap debut.

This is a competitive fillies' handicap. The suggestion is CHASSERAL, ahead of Candle Of Hope and Eximious.

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14:20 Ascot Group 2 (Class 1) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MASTER OF THE SEAS could easily bounce back following a below-par run in the Dubai Turf at Meydan in March and gets the nod in a competitive renewal. He stormed home for third in the Jebel Hatta prior to that and is fancied to get the better of Royal Hunt Cup hero Jimi Hendrix, who deserves a crack at this sort of company. Regal Reality returned to form when landing the Diomed at the Derby meeting, while Aldaary was slightly disappointing in the Criterion at Newmarket but should step forward from it.

MASTER OF THE SEAS is very classy at his best and is taken to bounce back from a disappointing run in Dubai when last seen in March. Jimi Hendrix will have a say if he can reproduce the level he achieved when a comfortable winner of the Royal Hunt Cup here last month. The reappearing Mighty Ulysses is another to consider.

With rain forecast the suggestion is ANGEL BLEU, who boasts a 5-6 record on softer than good and ran well in the Queen Anne last month.

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14:25 Navan Maiden 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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PARADISE PERFECT needs to put a disappointing effort on recent handicap debut behind him but if doing so, the Willie Browne-trained colt can finally lose his maiden tag. Prior to that latest below-par run, the son of Perfect Timber had been placed in four maidens in succession. With nothing out of the ordinary amongst those with racecourse form, his biggest danger may well come from a debutant. Andy Oliver is well adept at readying one for its first run so, almost by default, his Smooth Sky is put forward as a live contender. The fact the son of Smooth Daddy is already gelded and wears first-time cheekpieces tempers confidence somewhat. The four-year-old Wooden Head shaped well enough on his belated debut at Cork to suggest he has a future.

There should be more to come from WOODEN HEAD, who is from an excellent family and showed ability on her debut at Cork in May. Paradise Perfect and Freedom Falls look the likeliest dangers.

If forgiven a dismal run on his handicap debut at the Curragh, PARADISE PERFECT has credentials for minor success based on maiden form

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14:35 York Listed (Class 1) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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REGIONAL, a winner over course and distance in May, took another step forward when landing the Achilles Stakes at Haydock last month and a repeat of that level of form will make him hard to beat here. The versatile Silky Wilkie is another key player given that he has shown some sparkling form this season. Great State appeals most from the three-year-olds and, along with the class-dropping filly Queen Me, commands respect getting weight from the older horses.

Plenty to consider with SILKY WILKIE shading the vote having been unlucky not to defy top weight in the "Dash" at Epsom. The thriving Regional has obvious claims under a penalty, while there are some interesting 3-y-os taking their chance, notably Queen Me, who was beaten less than 3 lengths in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot.

Silky Wilkie is a strong second choice but there could be some value in siding with the unexposed 3yo KERDOS.

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14:42 Chester Stakes (Class 4) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Desert Master sets the standard with a rating of 75 and was just denied by three-quarters of a length over C&D on his latest outing. That said, he could go down to the less-exposed MACANUDO, who failed to justify favouritism on his second career start at Windsor, but showed plenty of pace to finish runner-up and the drop to 5f appears to be in his favour. Lightning Point returns to the turf after his third at Chelmsford and is one to watch.

MACANUDO failed to meet expectations at Windsor but he's not yet the finished article and can find the required improvement to beat Loaded Gun and Desert Master.

Stall 9 is a worry for Loaded Gun and this can go to DESERT MASTER, who almost overcame a slow start from stall 1 over C&D latest.

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14:50 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAFREEJ deservedly regained the winning thread in stylish fashion at Yarmouth and seeing that it was his first go at a mile, there should be plenty more improvement forthcoming. Havana Blue arrives on a hat-trick after victories over 7f on both courses here, while Royal Dubai finished two lengths and a couple of positions ahead of the selection when they met at Chester. Quantum Impact is another to note, as is comfortable Salisbury winner Bluelight Bay.

Ralph Beckett saddled Jimi Hendrix to win this race last year and QUANTUM IMPACT is taken to follow in his stablemate's footsteps. The Invincible Spirit colt landed a good York handicap in May and subsequently shaped far better than the bare result at Royal Ascot, leaving the impression that his mark will be well within reach. The unexposed Royal Dubai and progressive types Tafreej and Havana Blue are greatly respected, while Sniper's Eye will be another big player if taking his chance.

Quantum Impact is better than the result in the Britannia but preference is for the well-bred and progressive TAFREEJ.

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14:55 Ascot Stakes (Class 2) 7f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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A son of Golden Horn, UNDER THE SUN bumped into a smart type at Haydock on his racecourse bow and he is arguably the one to beat with improvement on the cards. Romantic Samurai made a pleasing start to his racing career when fourth at the same venue last month over 6f, where he made good late headway to leave the suggestion this extra yardage will suit. Al Musmak and Galactic Charm make enough appeal on paper to warrant a market check ahead of their respective debuts.

UNDER THE SUN showed plenty when second at Haydock first time out and he can improve enough to go one better provided the likes of Al Musmak or Playtime don't prove to be above-average newcomers, which they feasibly could be. Romantic Samurai is also worthy of consideration.

Under The Sun with a Group 1 entry and the best form is not passed over lightly but CITY HOUSE was pretty eyecatching on his debut.

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15:00 Navan Handicap 6f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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KNOCKMORE PRINCE has to be forgiven a modest run at the Curragh when last seen but on the balance of his earlier form, the Noel Meade-trained gelding has every chance. The bare form of his three runner-up finishes at Dundalk over the winter have been well advertised in the interim and he may not have enjoyed heavy ground on his first two turf starts since. Top-weight Parting Glass was rated 75 when winning his maiden here in May and the Fozzy Stack-trained colt can now race off 7lb lower once taking his rider's claim into account. American In Paris also catches the eye back in with her own age group having finished second against older horses at Naas recently. She, too, has the services of a promising young apprentice.

This looks wide open but PARTING GLASS ought to find this much less demanding than his latest assignment at Tipperary 10 days ago and with his rider taking off a handy 7 lb, it would come as no surprise to see him go well returned to handicap company. The Snapper, Havana Notion and Distillate head up the dangers.

Adam Caffrey takes a valuable 5lb off DISTILLATE who may confirm Down Royal form with Spirit Of Eagles and Havana Notion

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15:10 York Handicap (Class 2) 10f - 18 Run Class & Speed Card

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A wide-open renewal of this valuable contest but marginal preference is for SONNY LISTON, who was the first home from his group when second in the Royal Hunt Cup. Off the same mark, the four-year-old could be hard to beat now upped in trip. Nobel is an obvious threat following his facile Newcastle success a couple of weeks ago and he remains open to improvement on just his sixth start. It would be no surprise to see Majestic and Certain Lad go well for Jack Channon, while Long Tradition and Spirit Dancer complete the shortlist.

Any number to consider but SEA THE CASPER turned an AW handicap into a one-sided affair on reappearance a month ago and with that display backed up by a punchy timefigure, he looks ahead of his mark under a penalty. Long Tradition was expertly prepared to make a winning return to the track at Chelmsford and he's a massive threat, with Sonny Liston, Millebosc and Spirit Dancer completing the shortlist.

William Haggas has a good record in this race and this year's running could go to MILLEBOSC (nap). Long Tradition is a danger.

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15:17 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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FIRST OF MAY quickened clear to strike by over two lengths at Wolverhampton last time and won in the style of a highly promising filly to keep on side. If she can transfer her form to the turf off 10lb higher, the daughter of Mayson could prove a tough nut to crack. Divine Libra will give her something to think about after only fading late over 7f at this track last time, while Lulworth Cove has the plum draw and isn't out of it.

FIRST OF MAY could hardly have created a better first impression in handicaps when making a winning return at Wolverhampton and she could well be the type to run a sequence. Winter Crown took a step forward when scoring at Nottingham and is next best ahead of Seantrabh, who was better than the bare result here in May.

Winter Crown is much respected, but the lightly raced FIRST OF MAY has plenty of potential and can defy a 10lb rise.

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15:25 Newmarket Group 2 (Class 1) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was so much to like about CITY OF TROY's debut win at the Curragh a fortnight ago and the son of Justify is fancied to give Aidan O'Brien a fourth success in this race. Great Truth also created a fine impression with a ready victory on his introduction at Leicester last month and isn't taken lightly for a trainer who has claimed this prize with some top juveniles. Haatem finished a respectable fifth in the Coventry at Royal Ascot and is likely to appreciate this stiffer test.

CITY OF TROY looked an exciting prospect when scoring at the Curragh a fortnight ago and can take the step up to Group company in his stride. Great Truth impressed with the manner of his debut victory at Leicester and is feared most, whilst Haatem should relish this stiffer test of stamina and is also much respected.

Charlie Appleby has a strong record in this, so Great Truth isn't opposed lightly, but preference is for CITY OF TROY.

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15:30 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 14f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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A few with chances, but it looks best to side with the Sir Michael Stoute-trained REAL DREAM. Outpaced in a competitive event over 1m4f at York last time, the son of Lope De Vega plugged on well to take third in the closing stages and he could be even better over this staying trip. Campaigned at Pattern level over the winter, Tides Of War hit the frame back in handicap company at Goodwood last time and he could build on that from an unchanged mark. Crescent Lake was a winner at the Sussex venue last month and should not be underestimated, despite a rise in class.

Low-mileage 4-y-o REAL DREAM has improved with each run and he surely has more to offer still over this longer trip. Apparate made an encouraging start for his new yard when just denied at Doncaster after a long absence and is entitled to come on for that, while the thriving Crescent Lake also needs considering.

Most could be serious players but the promise of REAL DREAM (nap) stepping up in trip earns the vote. He's had only five races.

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15:35 Navan Stakes 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARBOUR WIND runs in first-time cheekpieces, which is a small concern, but has solid form. Out of a half-sister to Group 2-winning stayer Forgotten Rules, he was a surprise winner when making all against a better-fancied stablemate on debut but confirmed that ability when runner-up at Roscommon. The winner recently finished sixth in the German Derby and this galloping track should suit. Immutable's form is mostly on easy ground but he ran well on a sound surface on debut. He steps up in trip, though, on his first run for 82 days. Dutch Gold benefited from stepping up to this trip when winning impressively at Down Royal and while the form is nothing special, he could progress further. Nurburgring is top rated, ran well in a course Listed race in May, and while today's rider claims 7lb, was well beaten at Royal Ascot and drops markedly in distance. Endless Sunshine was a surprise winner on debut and faces a tougher task.

Despite still looking rough very rough around the edges, BRIGHT LEGEND was impressive when seeing off a now useful performer (the pair clear) at the Curragh back in April and, with the prospect of more to come, he gets the vote to follow up. Harbour Wind and Nurburgring back in calmer waters are others fancied to be in the shake up.

Second to the German Derby sixth at Roscommon, HARBOUR WIND will be hard to beat and headgear is usually a positive when used by Weld\p

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15:45 York Group 3 (Class 1) 14f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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A comfortable winner of the Ormonde Stakes at Chester in May, dual C&D scorer HAMISH arrives in fine form and even though he has to shoulder a 3lb penalty, he is clearly the one to beat. One Evening appears an improving filly and shaped as though she can progress again for stepping up in distance when keeping on for second over 1m4f at Pontefract. She gets the danger vote ahead of classy stayer Tashkhan, who is back on home soil following a fair fourth in France.

HAMISH boasts a very healthy 4-5 record at Group 3 level and a 3 lb penalty doesn't look enough to stop him going in again. Tashkhan is preferred to One Evening for the forecast spot.

Assuming that the ground has turned softer than good, this should be an excellent opportunity for the admirable HAMISH.

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15:52 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 14f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BANDERAS is the least-exposed member in the field and, with cheekpieces applied for the first time, he could have lots more to give now he tackles a longer trip. However, this is deeper than the maiden he won here in May and there is a strong likelihood that the likes of Emiyn and Chase The Dollar, who have both proven to be effective here, will make this a good test for the selection. Matchless is also feared.

It's reached that stage of the season where unexposed 3-y-os often have an edge against older opposition so course maiden winner BANDERAS is selected to make a winning handicap debut at the expense of Torre Del Oro. Percy Jones and Cumberland Plate winner Two Brothers may fare best of the older brigade.

The vote goes to 3yo BANDERAS, who won a maiden here last time and is open to more progress upped to 1m6f on his handicap debut.

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16:00 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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STREETS OF GOLD produced arguably a career-best effort when third in the Jersey at Royal Ascot last month. The son of Havana Gold is 4lb well-in and given his experience of big-field sales races last season, this cavalry charge should hold no fears. Last year's one-two Bless Him and Ropey Guest are key players once more, while Awaal looks just the type to relish the drop in trip. The consistent Biggles is another to consider, along with Montassib, who was fourth in this 12 months ago.

AWAAL has produced cracking placed efforts in two of the biggest 1m handicaps of the season and can land a big pot now dropping back to 7f. Spangled Mac shaped well in a pair of Royal Ascot handicaps 48 hours apart and is second choice. Biggles and last year's winner Bless Him also make the shortlist.

The vote goes to BIGGLES (nap), who still leaves the impression there's a good 7f prize in him. Second choice is Streets Of Gold.

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16:05 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a drop in grade for JACK DARCY and, even though the gelded son of Gleneagles has to shoulder top-weight here, he looks the one to beat. The four-year-old is entitled to come on for his latest outing at Goodwood in May and must enter calculations if reproducing his second-placed effort in Listed company at Deauville last August. Al Nafir was well beaten on his seasonal debut at the Royal meeting but could bounce back, while the recent all-weather winner Saratoga Gold adds further spice now rated 8lb higher for that success.

A highly-progressive dual winner as a 3-y-o, LA YAKEL ended last term with a solid fourth behind re-opposing Al Nafir in the Old Rowley Cup at Newmarket in October. Meeting that rival on 8 lb better terms, there's surely more to come on the back just 5 career starts and he can make a winning return. Al Nafir should step up on his effort at the Royal Meeting and is feared, with 3-y-o Struth and Saratoga Gold completing the shortlist.

There's been rain in the forecast for the last two days, so conditions may be right for the promising LA YAKEL to make his reappearance.

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16:10 Navan Handicap 10f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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HASTEN SLOWLY is 5lb higher than when winning recently and while speedily-bred, could be suited by stepping up to this distance. That Naas form is nothing outstanding but she won over 7f as a juvenile last August, which suggests she will stay middle-distances. Bringsty brings useful recent claimer form to the table and and is suited by this trip. Available, but unwanted, for 10,000 euros, 12,000 euros, 12,000 euros and 12,000 euros when running consistently well on each of his last four runs, he chased home a subsequent winner at Limerick last month and is today ridden by a good 2lb claimer. Keen-going Boher Road was well enough held in a premier handicap last month, while Mads Black Eights is capable at this level but hasn't run since February. Scott Lang would prefer further, while Eskimo Komet's rating has been affected by running well in stakes races last autumn and has plenty of weight.

HASTEN SLOWLY arrives on the back of an improved Naas success and can defy a 5 lb rise in the weights with this longer trip another plus. Bellewstown runner-up Bringsty is feared most, although Boher Road and Scott Lang are weighted to have a say too in an open handicap.

Naas winner Hasten Slowly is sure to be popular but BOHER ROAD, not beaten far in a higher grade at Cork last time, is preferred

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16:20 York Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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SCOOPS AHOY looked to be out of his depth when contesting the Windsor Castle, but this should be much more to his liking and the step up in trip could bring about further improvement. Conditions are in his favour as well and he may have too much for Onigiri, who was a taking winner on debut at Redcar before finishing down the field in the Queen Mary. Biloxi Boy is another to consider for last year's winning connections, along with Specific Times and Ticktyboo.

The form of ONIGIRI's debut has a strong look to it and she's easily excused her only subsequent run at Royal Ascot, so she's fancied to get back to winning ways off an appealing mark. Arc Shadowfax seems likely to put up another solid showing and Classy Clarets deserves respect.

The filly CALLIANASSA caught the eye when sixth in the Hilary Needler at Beverley and earns the vote ahead of Arc Shadowfax.

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16:27 Chester Listed (Class 1) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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The class-dropping Holguin is respected, but it's also noteworthy that three-year-olds don't have a great record in recent editions. With that in mind, SAM MAXIMUS shades preference. He has been quite highly tried since being a surprise winner of last year's Hopeful Stakes at Newmarket and, as he wasn't beaten far in a Group 3 back on the July course last time, this presents a good opportunity for him to shine. Buckingham Palace winner Witch Hunter is also considered.

HOLGUIN arrives on the back of 4 solid runs this season and could be the way to go from a handy inside stall. Fellow 3-y-o He's A Monster probably failed to handle Epsom when well held on his previous attempt at Listed level and bounced straight back with a good win in handicap company at Sandown so he's second choice ahead of Brad The Brief who is very classy at his best and might come on for his reappearance.

Preference is for WITCH HUNTER (nap), who won at Royal Ascot last month and was a creditable third back at 6f in a Group 3 last time.

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16:35 Newmarket Group 1 (Class 1) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Similar to classy sprinters that Michael Dods has trained in the past, AZURE BLUE has come into her own as a four-year-old and her most recent success at York strongly hinted at a filly with Group 1 potential. The form of that race has worked out well and her proven Newmarket form - both on this course and the Rowley Mile - is another plus as she attempts to bring up the five-timer. No horse has achieved the Commonwealth Cup/July Cup double since Muharaar in 2015 but Shaquille must hold strong claims of doing so after his remarkable defeat of Little Big Bear at Ascot, although the runner-up still has the potential to be a top-class sprinter. Supplemented after his shock success in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes, Khaadem must enter calculations, along with the classy Kinross.

AZURE BLUE has been kept fresh for this since winning the Duke of York Stakes and this most likeable filly (travels strongly and responds well) looks a Group 1 performer in the making. Shaquille produced a remarkable performance when overcoming a terrible start in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot but his issues with the stall remains a slight concern (refused to enter them on intended reappearance and blanketed/led in riderless last 2 outings). Kinross is another to consider.

In a gripping clash between two hugely progressive 6f performers, AZURE BLUE gets the narrow vote over Shaquille.

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16:40 Ascot Handicap (Class 3) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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FARHH TO SHY finished a respectable sixth after being slowly away in the Kensington Palace on the round course here last month and she gamely held off Belhaven when scoring over C&D on her penultimate outing. She is 2lb better off with that rival on these terms and is entitled to confirm the form. Last-time-out winner Prenup is another who can have a say, especially as Billy Loughnane negates most of her 4lb rise for that success with his 3lb claim.

The vote goes to FIVE TOWNS, who found just one too good upped to this trip at Haydock and she is taken to provide the William Haggas yard with further success in this handicap. Wind In Your Sails shouldn't be judged too harshly on her latest effort at Chester and she is next on the list ahead of the Godolphin duo Spring Dawn and Mountain Song. In truth, cases can be made for the majority of these, with the likes of Bernadine, Farhh To Shy and Sonemos also worthy of consideration.

William Haggas's FIVE TOWNS bumped into a much improved filly when second at Haydock last month and is taken to overcome a 3lb rise.

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16:45 Navan Handicap 10f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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ST CIANANS FIRE has poor form figures but will be better suited by this distance than when a staying-on also-ran at Leopardstown in May. A three-time winner, his rating has recently slipped but he remains a fraction unexposed at this ordinary level. Qasbaz has been running well and finished ahead of Joven De Corazon and Tara Power at Bellewstown. He hasn't won for two years but has been running consistently well recently. Joven De Corazon has some form but might prefer slightly further, while Tara Power has yet to win in 18 turf attempts. The three-year-old Glyde Ranger has place claims, while Jalo is tried in a first-time tongue-tie.

Little between the principals on form so the reliable QASBAZ is taken to gain a deserved success on the back of his good Bellewstown third. Joven de Corazon and Glyde Ranger appeal as the duo to give James McAuley's 6-y-o most to do and can chase him home in that order.

The draw hasn't been kind to QAZBAZ but he's been running well enough of late to suggest that he may be able to overcome that drawback

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16:55 York Handicap (Class 4) 16f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ROBERT JOHNSON arrives in the form of his life, having landed a fourth victory of the season at Musselburgh earlier in the month, and Philip Kirby's gelding may have even more to offer over staying distances. Kalamity Kitty was progressive in the early part of 2022 before a lengthy absence, but she ran with plenty of credit when returning at Kempton and is capable of further improvement. Others worth noting are Malakahna, Sharp Distinction and Single.

SHARP DISTINCTION is still a maiden but there were positives to glean from his latest effort at Kempton and, if he puts his best foot forward back on turf, a deserved first taste of success could be on the way. Robert Johnson is clearly thriving and rates the main danger, while Kalamity Kitty, who was hot on the heels of the selection at Kempton, is also high on the shortlist. Malakahna is another with decent claims.

This looks wide open but it might be worth sticking with the progressive ROBERT JOHNSON, who was won four of his last five starts.

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17:00 Chester Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The hat-trick chasing Sid's Annie is on a roll and warrants consideration, while Jean Baptiste and Arranmore both enter calculations despite not faring too well with the draw. However, preference is for the unexposed COMPLIANT, who is ideally berthed in stall four and the daughter of Pivotal can be fancied to flourish under these conditions off just 2lb higher than her last winning mark.

BUSHFIRE is on a good mark judged on last year's efforts and might be worth siding with to build on a more encouraging run at Newcastle last time. The thriving Sid's Annie, Innse Gall and James Fanshawe's Compliant head the dangers in an open finale.

Plenty have possibilities but Mark Usher's hat-trick seeker SID'S ANNIE gets the vote ahead of Jean Baptiste and Stately Home.

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17:05 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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KING OF SPEED was forced to concede first run to the winner when second at Ffos Las 11 days ago, having been short of room inside the final two furlongs. Mark Loughnane's gelding ought to be more than capable of going one better on that evidence and he shades preference over the consistent Okeanos. Bear To Dream can follow that pair home ahead of Joy Choi.

Q TWENTY BOY shaped encouragingly when fourth at Windsor last time, finishing with running left having been denied a run over 1f out, so he could be ready to return to winning ways off his career-low mark. Okeanos has been holding his form well and isn't taken lightly, while King of Speed can also give another good account.

Well-handicapped mare JOY CHOI signalled a return to form when fifth in higher-grade company last week and gets the vote.

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17:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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James Tate could have a nice colt on his hands in the shape of FLYING FRONTIER, who has not been extended to score on his last two outings. A mark of 91 appears manageable on his handicap debut, while the step up in trip can eke out further improvement. Newcastle winner Hidden Story is dangerous, as is Crystal Mariner, who hails from a family that is known to progress over time. Royal Ascot disappointment Davideo and recent C&D winner Reina Del Mar can also have a say in proceedings.

Lots offer potential here but Sir Michael Stoute's Sea The Stars colt CRYSTAL MARINER arrives on the up and, with this step up to 1m4f sure to show him in an even better light, he edges the vote. Fellow handicap debutants Hidden Story and Flying Frontier have better days ahead of them too now their stamina is drawn out more and rate big threats, while Hope You Can Run is weighted to have a say and Davideo shouldn't be written off.

Reina Del Mar should arrive on the crest of a wave but she faces promising 3yos such as FLYING FRONTIER and Hidden Story.

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17:15 Ascot Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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First-time cheekpieces could do the trick for BUSSENTO, who has been knocking on the door of late and races off the same mark as when a decent second over this distance at Haydock last Saturday. Eve Johnson Haughton's three-year-old can take advantage of a slight drop in class and he is fancied to get the better of the equally-unexposed Zu Run, who disappointed in deeper waters at Salisbury last month. Farasi Lane also merits consideration following a creditable third at Windsor most recently.

BUSSENTO has shown improved form when runner-up on his last 2 starts, again shaping up well at Haydock a week ago, so he looks ready to open his account with cheekpieces now applied. Heading the list of dangers is Farasi Lane, who looked unlucky not to win at Windsor on his latest outing, while Letmelivemylife can also give another good account.

Bussento deserves to find a race but FARASI LANE, from an in-form yard, is well treated and should be suited by this stiff 7f.

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17:20 Navan Handicap 10f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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STAY LOCAL met some trouble at Limerick last month and could be suited by this distance. She showed useful soft-ground handicap form last year and being by Australia and out of a well-related Lope De Vega mare, should stay. Barretstown is winless in 20 turf starts but is a dual Dundalk winner who likes this distance and ran well recently at Down Royal. Shining Aitch is held by Barretstown on April all-weather form but has been running well recently and has place claims. Maura's Gift would prefer slightly further and hasn't run since January, while Blackstone Cliff debuts for a new yard but hasn't run since winning in December. Rockview Roman was well held on two recent runs - the latest being over hurdles - but won in April and is ground-versatile. Gudrun Genberg's best run came here last October.

BARRETSTOWN is creeping back down the weights again and can take advantage. Shining Aitch and Stay Local head the dangers.

Having gone well for Dylan Browne McMonagle in 2 prior outings over C&D, SHINING AITCH may be capable of landing a first win in Ireland

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17:30 York Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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Novak has been risen 10lb after a hat-trick of wins at Ayr and Hamilton and he's one to keep on side but he may be vulnerable to some better-treated rivals, such as ABATE. Adrian Nicholls' charge has been running consistently of late and, dropped 1lb in the ratings, he appears primed to offer another bold showing. Fantasy Master regained the winning thread at Doncaster and arrives here with a squeak, while Doctor Khan Junior is just one other who could feature in a deep race.

Course winner GHATHANFAR hinted at a revival when fifth at Thirsk last time out and is taken to build on that and capitalise on a handy-looking mark now. Novak rates the obvious threat in his bid for a four-timer with Doncaster scorer Fantasy Master and in-form pair Rathbone and Abate completing the shortlist.

A wide-open sprint can go to GHATHANFAR who has a solid record at York and is well handicapped despite top weight.

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17:40 Salisbury Stakes (Class 4) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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MAFNOOD made a pleasing start to his racing career when fourth over an extended six furlongs at Newbury last month. It would be no surprise to see the son of Kingman take a step forward with that experience under his belt. Hot Fuss was far from disgraced in the Chesham last month and a similar performance would bring him firmly into the reckoning. Cool Dividend appeals most of the newcomers.

HOT FUSS ran a blinder in the Chesham and probably won't need to match that level of form to open his account at the third attempt. Mafnood is worth considering following a positive start and Breeze-Up recruit Cool Dividend has the potential to be above average, so he's one to monitor in the betting.

This is a significant drop in grade for HOT FUSS, who ran commendably well in a Royal Ascot Listed race three weeks ago.

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18:00 Hamilton Stakes (Class 4) 5f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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HEED THE CALL sports blinkers for the first time after wearing cheekpieces when dead-heating for second at Ffos Las last month and the daughter of Soldier's Call has been found a solid opportunity to get her head back in front. Indication Spirit got off the mark at Musselburgh and she appeals as the type who can progress further after only two starts, while the drop to 5f is likely to benefit Little Miss Peppi following her debut at the Curragh.

HEED THE CALL is the one to beat if reproducing the form of her wide-margin win at Ffos Las. Fellow-penalised winner Indication Spirit is the obvious threat.

Front-running filly HEED THE CALL sets the form standard. Indication Spirit is open to further improvement.

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18:15 Salisbury Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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Roger Varian has a good recent record in this contest and, though well beaten at Leicester on debut last month, it might be worth siding with DUBAI DREAMER. The son of Dubawi might prefer further in time, so this drop in trip isn't certain to suit, but that previous experience should stand him in good stead. Decisive Call appeals most of the remainder, while Miss Requinto ought to make her presence felt.

MONTAUK POINT holds the clear edge on the form she showed in France so looks the way to go on her first run for Freddie and Martyn Meade. Dubai Dreamer should have learned plenty from his debut Leicester seventh so Roger Varian's Dubawi colt is next on the list ahead of newcomer Many A Year, who is worth a market check.

The market will tell a tale in a weak-looking novice, with DUBAI DREAMER given the tentative vote as things stand.

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18:30 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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Astapor returned to winning ways at Carlisle on his most recent outing and the five-year-old has to command a fair amount of respect off a 2lb higher mark. Stallone arrives in search of a hat-trick following his all-weather successes at Newcastle and Southwell, but the vote goes to IMPRESSOR, who is taken to gain compensation having just been denied over C&D earlier in the month.

ASTAPOR produced a career best when making all at Carlisle last weekend and, nudged up just 2 lb, he is taken to go in again. There are dangers aplenty, headed by Red Allure, who made an encouraging start for this yard when fourth over C&D recently and she's lurking on an attractive mark. Gustav Graves and Impressor are others to consider.

It could pay to side with RED ALLURE who made an encouraging start for Adrian Nicholls when a recent C&D fourth.

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18:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 5) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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ALEXANDRETTA was last seen hitting the frame at Kempton in September when shaping with plenty of promise and she is taken to score on her return. If she falters, the one that could capitalise may be Mother Mary, who is entitled to improve for her debut experience at Nottingham and now moves up in trip. Photon makes his first start on turf and could get involved after a third at Kempton.

ALEXANDRETTA's fitness is a slight doubt after a 10-month absence but her form is comfortably in advance of her rivals, so she's taken to open her account at the third attempt, with Photon the likeliest to chase her home. Mother Mary is also worthy of respect following a mildly promising debut.

Form choice Alexandretta hasn't been seen for ten months so it might be worth taking her on with Kempton third PHOTON.

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19:00 Hamilton Handicap (Class 4) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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B ASSOCIATES hasn't stopped improving this season, winning four of his last five starts, and the step up to a mile on this occasion may see him take another step forward. Alpine Sierra bumped into the progressive Sparks Fly, who was landing a six-timer, at Ayr on Sunday and he is capable of a decent showing, especially running off a 2lb lower mark. The shortlist is completed by Shaladar and Arthur's Realm.

The way B ASSOCIATES finished the race when narrowly prevailing over 7.2f at Ayr suggested that moving up in trip would be no bad thing. He is taken to confirm that impression by following up here, perhaps at the chief expense of Arthur's Realm, who was just touched off on the all-weather last time. Swift Lioness and Tilsitt both make each-way appeal.

This can go to ARTHUR'S REALM (nap), back to his best when pulling away with a subsequent winner on the AW in cheekpieces last time.

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19:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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It is hard not to be taken with Entrancement's success at Goodwood last time, but she has been hit with an 11lb hike, so can be taken on with MISTRAL STAR. The daughter of Frankel stayed on strongly to beat a decent field here last month and she could continue her upward curve to defy an opening rating of 80. Mlle Chanel has to be respected following an encouraging effort at Ascot when last seen.

MLLE CHANEL shaped well at a big price at Ascot a couple of months ago and, with more progress on the cards, she gets the nod over handicap debutantes Mistral Sar and La Isla Mujeres, who also have potential for better.

This can go to MLLE CHANEL (nap), who ran a big race in defeat on her handicap debut at Ascot and has escaped with an unchanged mark.

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19:30 Hamilton Handicap (Class 4) 13f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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IBRAHIMOVIC ran into a very exciting type when second of nine over 1m5f at Down Royal last time out and having been raised just 1lb in the ratings that effort, he looks to have a very good chance of landing this prize. Two Auld Pals arrives here seeking a hat-trick and he is likely to pose the biggest danger after wins at Carlisle and over C&D last time, but he may finally be in the grip of the handicapper following a 3lb rise for that latest success. Circuit Breaker is another to note.

IBRAHIMOVIC's Ulster Derby second looks solid form and he can go one better now, perhaps at the main expense of fellow southern raider Circuit Breaker.

This could rest between Circuit Breaker and IBRAHIMOVIC with preference for Michael Bell's colt who can gain a first win.

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19:45 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 10f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Runner-up on his last three starts, a first-time visor could seal the deal for BRABUSACH and he can deliver a bold showing here. The son of Profitable is rated 3lb higher than most recent run, but that may not be enough to stop him. The booking of Luke Morris is an additional positive for the improving gelding and he can get the better of the unexposed Flammable, who makes her handicap debut. Taswara heads the remainder following an improved fourth at Bath last month.

FLAMMABLE looks to have been brought along with handicaps in mind so Archie Watson's Almanzor filly is fancied to take a sizeable step forward now upped in trip. John Butler's Portoro is another likely improver now venturing into handicap company and he is next on the list ahead of the reliable Brabusach.

One with some potential is TASWARA, who displayed her first significant promise when fourth on last month's handicap debut.

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20:00 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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JAMINOZ ran a nice race earlier this month when he was third of 14 over 1m2f at Ayr and he shaped as though this slight step up in trip would be a positive. Jim Goldie's runner was beaten three lengths last time and, off the same mark today with the aforementioned extra yardage taken into consideration, he appears to have a good chance. Irish raider Kartayaz looks to be the biggest danger and he should be running on strongly at the finish, while Trusty Scout should also be thereabouts.

JAMINOZ posted one of his better efforts when third of 14 upped to 1¼m at Ayr recently and, with an extra furlong to travel here, he could be the answer. Irish raider Kartayaz is on a fair mark and is second choice ahead of Flying Moon and Trusty Scout.

It might be worth chancing well-related ANA EMARAATY, who should be suited by the stiffer test. Stablemate Jaminoz can go well too.

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20:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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There has been no stopping MR FREEDOM of late and the four-timer seeking gelding is the one to beat following a staying-on success over an extended 1m3f at Windsor earlier this month. A 4lb raised mark may not be enough to halt his progression and he gets the vote at the main expense of Lexington Knight, who reverts to turf following a success at Newcastle. Liseo is another to consider in a first-time visor.

MR FREEDOM has been a fantastic advert for the skills of Sheena West and this likeable 4-y-o is taken to extend his winning sequence. Lexington Knight is very likely to give his running, with Silastar a threat if he can keep straight this time.

Prolific winner MR FREEDOM can make it nine wins under both codes in ten months. Lexington Knight is second choice.

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20:30 Hamilton Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Plenty of last-time-out winners arrive here seeking to continue their winning sequences, with the most fancied being KALAHARI PRINCE. David O'Meara's charge won more cosily than the three lengths winning distance would suggest last time over 1m1f at Carlisle and the 6lb rise in the ratings today may prove lenient. Bay Dream Believer should also be thereabouts after showing a willing attitude when scoring over 1m at Wetherby, while Powerful Response heads the remainder.

KALAHARI PRINCE resumed winning ways in decisive fashion at Carlisle last weekend and, if in the same mood here, a 6 lb rise may not be enough to prevent him from following up. Fellow last-time-out winners Powerful Response, Bay Dream Believer and Banner Road are feared in that order of preference.

Ready preference is for KALAHARI PRINCE, who had plenty in hand when scoring at Carlisle and can defy a 6lb rise in the weights here

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How to use Tomform

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

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

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