12:55 Gowran Park Maiden 7f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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TARTARAGHAN must hold strong claims of striking at the third time of asking provided her wide draw doesn't scupper her chances. The John McConnell-trained filly made a promising debut when sixth at Down Royal on her debut last month before showing considerable improvement when runner-up at Bellewstown recently. Like most of these, the daughter of Kessaar is unproven on ground this testing so that much has to be taken on trust. Basilah Bear finished in front of a couple of these when a staying on fourth at Roscommon earlier this month. David Marnane's Kodi Bear filly should be a serious contender on that form alone. Miss Alaska catches the eye amongst the unraced fillies in the line up. The Joseph O'Brien-trained juvenile has a couple of entries that suggest connections think a bit of her.

A weak maiden that can go to TARTARAGHAN, who clearly learnt a lot from her debut when runner-up at Bellewstown 23 days ago. Miss Alaska and Uluru are a couple of newcomers to note.

TARTARAGHAN improved plenty from her debut to finish 2nd latest and she may have won that without a stumble late on

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13:15 Ascot Maiden (Class 2) 6f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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Eve Johnson Houghton landed this corresponding event 12 months ago with Buccabay and her INDIAN RUN is fancied to repeat the dose today. The Sioux Nation colt shaped with promise to make the frame on his debut at Newbury and natural improvement should bring him firmly into the reckoning. Welcome Dream is worth considering with Ryan Moore booked to ride, while Kodiac Thriller looks to be among the leading contenders too. Any market support for Fire Demon would have to make him of interest.

Some appealing newcomers on paper but KODIAC THRILLER made a promising start at Windsor a fortnight ago and can put his experience to good use with improvement on the cards. Appellant and Aljezur should both progress from encouraging debuts also, while Kingdom of Riches, a 220,000 gns Breeze-Up buy, is a debutant to keep an eye on.

This is often a strong maiden. KODIAC THRILLER has a Champagne entry and his Windsor debut was highly promising.

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13:25 Gowran Park Handicap 7f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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THE FOG HORN, who had looked a progressive filly on turf either side of disappointing at Dundalk, can resume winning ways now returned to her favoured surface. The Seamus O'Donnell-trained three-year-old remains unexposed on grass after just six starts and the booking of Colin Keane catches the eye. Corballis Flyer has been running well of late, jumping smartly and making the running. The son of War Command was just touched off over a mile here on his penultimate start, so should appreciate stepping down a furlong now. Gegenpressing and Designer Cailin are a couple more to consider.

CORBALLIS FLYER failed to land a gamble at Fairyhouse last time but it was still a sound effort and he could be the answer to what is an open-looking handicap. Gegenpressing drops in class and is feared, along with Designer Cailin.

Preference is for AT LONG LAST who should appreciate the recent rain that arrived and may get back on track

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13:50 Ascot Group 3 (Class 1) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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SYMBOLOGY overcame her lack of experience when winning with something in hand on debut at York recently and the Clive Cox-trained filly may have enough improvement in her to succeed here at Group level. Pretty Crystal was far from disgraced when staying on into fifth in the Albany over C&D last month and also warrants consideration if a bit closer to the pace. Lunar Shine was another who triumphed on her opening bid with a victory at Thirsk in June and the daughter of Kodiac shouldn't be underestimated, despite this representing a steep rise in class.

With Soprano most unlikely to run having failed to justify favouritism at Sandown on Thursday, PRETTY CRYSTAL, who finished fifth in the Albany over C&D last month, is offered as the selection given she possesses plenty of scope. York novice winner Symbology is open to any amount of improvement so has to be feared, with Lunar Shine expected to relish this pretty stiff 6f.

A chance is taken on LUNAR SHINE, who made up a lot of ground to win as she liked at Thirsk and is bred to compete at this level.

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13:55 Gowran Park Handicap 7f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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HOPE AND INNOCENCE was a creditable fourth on rain-softened ground over C&D in May and didn't run badly at all when last seen, finishing fourth in Bellewstown. That race was over further and she led until the closing stages. Golden Days has to be respected as she races off 1lb lower than when winning at Fairyhouse, due to the booking of 5lb claimer Cian MacRedmond. The Bog Bank is a solid operator at this level and arrives on the back of a Dundalk success. She has form with cut in the ground, although wouldn't want it too deep. Manhattan Dandy struck in an apprentice handicap at Roscommon and although up 8lb, Robert Whearty is able to use his full 7lb claim now. Miss Slovakia ran well in second at Fairyhouse and has a chance if handling slower ground.

Preference is for GOLDEN DAYS, who got back on the winning trail at Fairyhouse last time and hasn't been harshly treated by the handicapper for that victory. Miss Slovakia and The Bog Bank head the list of dangers.

HOPE AND INNOCENCE wasn't beaten far on h'cap debut last time and she is far less exposed than most of these

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14:00 Newcastle Handicap (Class 4) 10f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BASHFUL appeared to win with something in hand when recording a hat-trick at Hamilton last Thursday and a 1lb rise is unlikely to prevent another bold bid. Tiffany likely has more wins in her this season too and is an obvious threat in her quest to land a three-timer. Strawman arrives in good heart from turf and makes most appeal of the remainder on his all-weather debut.

Upped in trip for her handicap debut, TIFFANY made it back-to-back wins when scoring at Windsor 12 days ago and she can continue her progress to land the hat-trick. Bashful also arrives in fine form and he's respected in his bid for a 4-timer, while Heathen could get back on track returned to all-weather with the hood reapplied.

Bashful has won three in a row and he's strongly respected but the vote goes to Sir Mark Prescott's progressive 3yo TIFFANY.

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14:05 York Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 19 Run Class & Speed Card

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Paul Midgley arrives with a strong team as he bids to emulate last year's success, and STRONG JOHNSON could be the pick of them. The seven-year-old has dropped 19lb in the handicap since the turn of the year and, with recent performances leaving the suggestion a return to form is near, he could cash in on a reduced mark. Beverley scorer Sound Reason merits the utmost respect, while Sampers Seven, Treacherous and Leodis Dream are just a few others to consider.

SAMPERS SEVEN has been bubbling under so far this term but, down in grade with blinkers on at a track that suits him, everything might fall into place today. Sound Reason looks a threat on the back of success at Beverley and Treacherous is likely to get involved if the leaders go too quickly.

Top Irish jumps jockey Paul Townend rides EY UP IT'S MAGGIE, who has a handy mark and possesses plenty of good course form.

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14:15 Newmarket Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Charlie Appleby boasts an outstanding record with his juveniles on the July Course and Dubawi colt AABLAN could enhance that further. His dam Promising Run was versatile regarding ground, which would offer plenty of hope for this racecourse bow. Magsood sets the form standard following his debut third at Kempton and is likely to play a leading role switched to turf, while others to note include Whiskey Pete and Bellum Justum.

Charlie Appleby has won the last 3 runnings of this maiden (two of them with newcomers) so the eye is drawn to Dubawi-colt AABLAN, whose entry in the Group 2 Champagne at Doncaster later in the season suggests he's been giving the right signals at home. Magsood ought to build on his promising debut third at Kempton, while Whiskey Pete and Bellum Justum are other newcomers who look the part on breeding.

Magsood made a promising debut at Kempton but it's not hard to suspect that the Appleby newcomer AABLAN will prove a match for him.

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14:25 Ascot Group 3 (Class 1) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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RANDOM HARVEST boasts two very strong efforts this season, including when just denied by a neck in the Duke Of Cambridge at Royal Ascot. The five-year-old, who found Group 1 company too hot to handle in the Falmouth last time, can take advantage of a drop in class. Cadeau Belle arrives here seeking to maintain her unbeaten record, having stepped forward from her maiden to win a Listed contest at Navan, and she commands the utmost respect. Thornbrook is another capable of further improvement.

The one who makes most appeal is CADEAU BELLE, who followed up her debut success in the manner of a most progressive filly in a listed event at Navan last month. She can extend her unbeaten record to 3, perhaps at the expense of Random Harvest, who ought to find life easier back down in grade. Ameynah hasn't been seen for well over a year, but her yard's runners rarely lack for fitness and she is clearly well regarded given her Group 1 entries.

If a recent below-par effort in the Falmouth can be forgiven, last month's Duke Of Cambridge second RANDOM HARVEST is the one to beat.

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14:30 Gowran Park Group 3 9f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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JACKIE OH has the chance of revenge on Village Voice over this shorter trip. Aidan O'Brien's filly lost out by three-quarters of a length to Village Voice in Listed class over 1m2f at Navan in May and, since then, was good enough to take fifth in the Irish 1,000 Guineas. She disappointed at Royal Ascot but gets slower ground here, which she relishes. Village Voice is rated 2lb superior to Jackie Oh and is a big player. She also wasn't at her best at Royal Ascot, but will welcome this ground. Moon De Vega is in excellent form and is chasing a hat-trick. She is up in class after a Listed success at Leopardstown and is well worth her place in this company. Goldana is the highest rated on a mark of 105 and has to give weight away. She wasn't outclassed in sixth in a Group 1 at the Curragh and should be well involved. Giladah should perform creditably for Dermot Weld.

GOLDANA hails from a stable going well and has less on her plate than when a good sixth in the Pretty Polly at the Curragh last time so edges the vote in an open Group 3. C&D scorer Moon de Vega rates a big threat however in her hat-trick bid, while Jackie Oh shouldn't be discounted despite failing to show her best at Royal Ascot.

This can go the way of GOLDANA who was a Group 3 winner earlier in the campaign and a reproduction of that form should be enough

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14:35 Newcastle Maiden (Class 4) 7f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Alpen Power arguably sets the standard of those who have raced and he's entitled to build on his debut fourth at Musselburgh earlier in the month. However, Charlie Johnston's inmate is up against some interesting newcomers, with TUNEFUL making most appeal. The daughter of Blue Point is a half-sister to the highly-rated Jack Darcy, who won on his opening bid as a juvenile. Clear Endeavour and Shin Jidai are other debutants that warrant market checks.

Those with experience don't set the bar too high so newcomers may come to the fore. Without the benefit of market clues, SHIN JIDAI makes the most appeal on paper, followed by Tuneful and Kodi Lion.

This looks tricky but it might be worth siding with Roger Varian's debutante SHIN JIDAI who has speed and stamina in her good pedigree.

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14:40 York Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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A case can be made for many of these but marginal preference is for LETHAL LEVI, who was not disgraced when third off this mark at Newcastle last time. The four-year-old is only 3lb higher than when a neck second over course and distance in May and he is likely to go very well once again. Magical Spirit is closely matched with the selection having finished third in the aforementioned contest at this venue, while Lucky Man and Mondammej are others with valid form claims.

Preference is for ABERAMA GOLD, who left the impression there are more races to be won with him off this sort of mark when fifth on debut for David O'Meara at Ayr last time. Music Society and The Green Man head the list of dangers.

Having fared best of the prominent racers at Ayr recently, when overhauled by four rivals close home, ABERAMA GOLD (nap) is the pick.

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14:50 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 10f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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PROMOTER (fifth) kept on well to finish within six lengths of the leaders in a warm handicap at Epsom in June and the unexposed son of Showcasing might be worth taking a chance on in these calmer waters. Fellow class-dropper James Mchenry, who failed to make an impact in the Golden Gates Stakes, should make his presence felt, while handicap debutant Order Of Malta is also noted.

There is more to come from PROMOTER over this sort of trip, his form in a couple of good 3-y-o handicaps reading well, and he makes plenty of appeal for a hot yard. Order of Malta and James McHenry are feared.

Order Of Malta is respected on his handicap debut but PROMOTER (nap) showed plenty of promise at Epsom on Derby day.

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15:00 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 7f - 25 Run Class & Speed Card

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A fiercely competitive renewal with several appealing contenders lining up, including last year's winner Fresh, who finished a far-from-disgraced fifth at Royal Ascot last month. However, BLESS HIM was only beaten a head by the aforementioned 12 months ago and, now 3lb better off with that rival, he can turn the tables. Bunbury Cup hero Biggles finished two and a half lengths in front of the selection earlier this month but is another reopposing on worse terms, courtesy of his 3lb penalty. Vafortino, Ropey Guest and Northern Express are just three others with claims.

BARADAR can easily be forgiven his run in the Buckingham Palace on account of the ground. His efforts in the Lincoln and Victoria Cup prior to that suggest he can win one of these top-end handicaps and he gets the nod with the recent rain very much in his favour. Vafortino has already landed one big pot over this C&D and looks sets for a bold bid on the back of his recent York near miss. Bunbury Cup hero Biggles and last year's second Bless Him complete the shortlist.

Following a similar preparation, FRESH (nap) could well follow up last year's success in this race. Tacarib Bay is second choice.

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15:02 Gowran Park Maiden 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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LADY LUNETTE could go one better after losing out by a nose over this trip in Limerick. On her penultimate start, she ran well over further at this track before dropping to fourth. She looks to be going the right way now. Beauty Bella keeps attracting support on the back of placed efforts in fillies' maidens at Cork and Limerick in April. She hasn't quite replicated those runs, but gets first-time blinkers and the ground will hold no fears for her. Jeaniemacaroney ran keenly when unplaced in Naas, but would have claims if settling better as she did land a barrier trial in Dundalk last summer. Dumb Love didn't go unbacked on debut at Killarney before finishing sixth and is entitled to come on from the run, while Eloxi was over three lengths behind Dumb Love in seventh in that aforementioned race.

DUMB LOVE shaped well when sixth at Killarney 11 days ago and, with plenty of improvement on the cards, she can get the better of Lady Lunette, who sets the standard. Beauty Bella is another one to consider.

It was in a stronger maiden than this one that DUMB LOVE made her debut at Killarney and she may be good enough to win in this company

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15:10 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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MIRRIE DANCERS posted a good effort in defeat when headed in the closing stages at Wolverhampton recently and the five-year-old is fancied to regain the winning thread off only 1lb higher. Last-time-out winner Steel Helmet arrives in fine form and a 3lb rise is unlikely to halt Harriet Bethell's charge from going close once again. The son of Helmet could give the selection most to do, while Lord Torranaga also enters calculations now reverting back to the all-weather.

MIRRIE DANCERS responded well when runner-up attempting to complete a hat-trick at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and, unexposed over 2m, he rates the percentage call. Steel Helmet and Victoriano are a couple of potential threats.

Top of the list is progressive MIRRIE DANCERS (nap), who went close when upped to 2m in his hat-trick bid at Wolverhampton last week.

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15:15 York Group 2 (Class 1) 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Alflaila was progressive as a three-year-old last year, winning his last three starts of the campaign in Listed/Group 3 company. As a course winner, Owen Burrows' charge must be taken seriously on his return to action, but the safe play is MY PROSPERO, who gets the class drop following his fourth in the Group 1 Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot last month. Royal Champion won the Wolferton Stakes at the same meeting and comes here in good heart, while Mashhoor is on a roll and he beat a good yardstick in Al Riffa at the Curragh latest.

MY PROSPERO's placed effort in the Champion Stakes at Ascot last autumn is the best piece of form on offer, and while he hasn't yet matched that in 2023, this looks a good opening for him eased slightly in class. Royal Champion arrives on the back of a career-best effort and is feared most, though Alflaila is dangerous if returning in top form.

My Prospero holds strong claims but ALFLAILA looked a top-notch prospect when winning his final three starts last year.

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15:25 Newmarket Handicap (Class 2) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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TAWALLA kicked on from the front when making a successful handicap debut at Kempton in June, his second win in as many starts. He is 5lb higher returning to turf, but the proven ability to handle easing ground conditions means the son of Invincible Spirit makes plenty of appeal. Bondi Bay made it 2-3 in her fledgling career when winning at Nottingham three weeks ago and she's an obvious candidate once again, while Divine Libra is taken to chase the pair home. Alpha Capture should not be underestimated either.

BONDI BAY looks to be a sprinter going places and she is taken to complete the hat-trick. Tawalla and Dream For Gold rate the principal dangers.

This is a rise in class for BONDI BAY but she's looked a sprinter with a big future in her brief career to date.

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15:32 Gowran Park Handicap 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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The locally-trained FOOLS GLORY handles testing ground well and comes here in form. The Cotai Glory filly has a good record over C&D as well, winning last autumn and going down by just a head in May. Machnamh has been gradually progressive in maidens and got off the mark over a furlong shorter at the Curragh last weekend when handling soft ground well. Her previous start at Limerick showed that she stays this trip and she's open to improvement stepping into handicap company for the first time. Green Sky's Ballinrobe maiden win came over further on good ground so she has a couple of questions to answer but is unexposed on just her third start while Mere Accountant was placed on testing ground earlier in the season and has been beaten less than three lengths in two of her three starts since.

MERE ACCOUNTANT has a pretty solid overall record and might prove the answer to this fillies' handicap. There should be more to come Green Sky on the back of her Ballinrobe maiden win on her just her second outing and she can fill the forecast spot ahead of Jim Bolger's Machnamh.

FOOLS GLORY (nap) is suited by soft ground and was able to bounce back from a moderate run to finish second at Killarney

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15:40 Ascot Group 1 (Class 1) 12f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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As ever, this much anticipated battle of the ages serves up a mouth-watering clash, with dual Derby winner AUGUSTE RODIN the one to be on. The son of Deep Impact showed tenacity when he wore down the gallant King Of Steel in a thriller at Epsom and he is taken to uphold that form having shown deeper resolve when taking the Irish equivalent last time out. The older brigade is strongly represented, with Hukum rated as a serious threat after his Brigadier Gerard success on his return. Last year's winner Pyledriver and Coronation Cup heroine Emily Upjohn complete the shortlist.

An excellent renewal with 7 of the runners already a winner at the highest level. KING OF STEEL isn't one of them but he arguably has the most potential in the field and can reverse Derby placings with Auguste Rodin, who made heavy weather of following up his Epsom victory at the Curragh. Strong claims can also be made for high-class older horses Emily Upjohn and Hukum.

The Classic generation may gain the upper hand and KING OF STEEL is taken to reverse Derby placings with Auguste Rodin.

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15:55 Newcastle Handicap (Class 3) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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FLYING FRONTIER has progressed nicely with each start to date and made it two on the bounce with a comfortable display at Redcar under a penalty. The son of Farhh makes plenty of appeal on his handicap debut, especially with the extra couple of furlongs to aid his cause. He gets the vote at the main expense of Lucky's Dream, who can be forgiven his latest effort when not appearing to handle Epsom, and recent C&D winner Alumnus.

FLYING FRONTIER remains open to improvement now switched to handicaps and is a confident selection to complete the hat-trick. Savvy Knight won at Kempton last month and wasn't disgraced from a similar mark there on his latest outing, so he's fancied to make the frame alongside Chillhi.

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16:00 York Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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PACKARD had shown a fair amount of promise on his first couple of starts, finishing second on debut at Goodwood before going one better at Lingfield, and the son of Mehmas, who was outclassed in the Coventry at Royal Ascot, is expected to bounce back with the addition of first-time blinkers. Ganesha went up 6lb for his nursery success at Hamilton and is likely to have more to offer, while others to note include There's No Limit and Blue Prince.

None of these can be ruled out but BLUE PRINCE looks the type to do better now contesting nurseries for Richard Fahey and gets the vote over the hat-trick seeking The Good Biscuit and There's No Limit.

The Richard Fahey-trained BLUE PRINCE went close at Doncaster recently and is taken to go one better on this nursery debut.

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16:05 Gowran Park Handicap 9.5f - 17 Run Class & Speed Card

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An 8lb rise for his three-parts of a length win at Navan is probably fair for MR MILLS who idled in front after getting there easily and then pulled out more when required to seal victory. He wants soft ground and the presence of Adam Caffrey, whose claim will be in demand at Galway next week, enhances his chance. Lucky Queen returned to form under an unorthodox ride at Killarney and the locally-trained filly ran well on testing ground in the autumn including when second in a big field over 1m2f at the Curragh. Bardo Contiguo caught the eye on his second run back from a break at Tramore but this trip looks too sharp while Game Nation showed that he handles a soft surface when runner-up in the other division of the handicap won by the selection at Navan.

LUCKY QUEEN bounced back to her best when runner-up at Killarney 10 days ago and is worth siding with to go one better from the same mark. Game Nation and Mr Mills head the dangers.

On the receiving end of unstylish riding at Killarney last week LUCKY QUEEN nonetheless managed to show a significant return to form

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16:10 Newmarket Handicap (Class 3) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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This represents a drop in class for Chairmanoftheboard, who lost little in defeat when filling the runner-up spot over this trip at Hamilton earlier this month. However, the four-time seeking COCO BEAR gets the vote. A game winner of his last two wins, the five-year-old looks capable of defying a further 3lb rise as he steps into deeper waters here. The consistent Justcallmepete is another to bear in mind.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and C&D scorer CHAIRMANOFTHEBOARD, who can race off just a 1 lb higher mark than when a good recent Hamilton second, looks the way to go. Coco Bear returns from a break but still can't be taken lightly in his bid for a four-time, while Bernardo O'Reilly and Justcallmepete need factoring in too.

He's on a losing run but CHAIRMANOFTHEBOARD ran well at Hamilton last week and looks far more convincing than most here.

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16:15 Ascot Listed (Class 1) 7f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ancient Wisdom is unbeaten in two starts to date having justifying cramped odds on his latest outing at Newmarket to defy a 6lb penalty and the son of Dubawi sets the standard. However, there are many unknowns in this contest, so SUNWAY gets the tentative vote after his mighty effort at Sandown to score by over three lengths. The son of Galiway is a full-brother to Champion Stakes winner Sealiway and he could improve further to go close. Rosallion also makes plenty of appeal after his victory at Newbury.

SUNWAY overcame considerable signs of inexperience when making an impressive winning debut at Sandown last month and ought to have learnt plenty from that. He can follow up. Ancient Wisdom has done little wrong so far and rates the principal danger, whilst Rosallion may be the pick of the remainder, several of whom remain with potential.

Plenty can be fancied but the verdict goes to the well-bred SUNWAY, hugely impressive at Sandown once getting the hang of things.

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

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MIAMI THUNDER made the perfect start to life with Darryll Holland when running out an empathic winner over C&D at the end of last month. Despite a 10lb rise from the handicapper, it would be no surprise to see him back that performance up. Tajawal is expected to leave behind a disappointing effort at Chester when clearly not himself, while Power Of Gold and Starshiba appear best of the remainder.

MIAMI THUNDER improved to score easily over C&D on his first outing for this stable and he's a confident choice to follow up, acknowledging that Tajawal is likely to bounce back returning to tapeta. Power of Gold is a reliable sort who should go well again.

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16:35 York Handicap (Class 4) 16f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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KALAMITY KITTY was denied a fifth consecutive win when switching to the all-weather for her latest outing and she is fancied to bounce back here. Even though she remains 5lb above her last winning mark, which came over this distance at Nottingham in May, she can get the better of last-time-out winner Baez, who races off 6lb higher. Golden Shot scored on his return to action at Ayr on Monday and cannot be taken lightly off the same mark, while Captain Kane also warrants consideration.

A race which to some degree revolves around GOLDEN SHOT, who will be tough to beat off the same mark as when scoring at Ayr on Monday if this doesn't come too quickly on him. Captain Kane got back to winning ways when stepped up to 2m at Lingfield last time and is second choice ahead of Kalamity Kitty and Baez.

Golden Shot has a great deal going for him but faces a very interesting rival in KALAMITY KITTY. Third on the list is Baez.

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16:40 Gowran Park Stakes 10f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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HELVIC DREAM had his big day when landing the Group 1 Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh over two years ago, just getting the better of Broome who had finished in front of Noel Meade's charge in three previous clashes in early 2021. The selection hasn't really made any impression in five starts since, four of them last year and the other when never a factor on his reappearance at Leopardstown in April. Trip and ground will suit here, though, and it's a good opportunity for him to get back on track. Didn'thavemuchtodo is best in at the weights and went close in a Listed contest over course and distance last term before running creditably in a strong Group 2 on easy ground at the Curragh. She'll be all the better for her comeback third at Navan but very testing ground would be a concern. Londoner ran okay on soft to heavy ground when fourth in a Derby trial in May but has been well held in good class handicaps since.

DIDN'THAVEMUCHTODO has plenty in her favour after a good comeback run and could be hard to beat. 3-y-o Londoner is put up as the danger although the betting will be revealing.

In giving the vote to the 2021 Tattersalls Gold Cup winner HELVIC DREAM one has to overcome reservations based on subsequent form

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16:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:45 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 8f Race Class Flow

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The unexposed ISLE OF JURA showed plenty of encouragement when scoring on his handicap bow at Newbury last Friday and a reproduction of that effort can see him firmly in the picture. Even though he is rated 12lb higher for that success, the fact he was eased down inside the final furlong left the impression there is much more in his locker. Sherood makes his handicap debut following a fair third at Haydock most recently and is feared, while Oh Herberts Reign completes the shortlist.

ISLE OF JURA was value for considerably more than the winning margin at Newbury last week and is very hard to oppose on the back of that impressive display. Of the opposition, Sherood is in good hands and looks the sort to take his form up a notch now handicapping, while Juryman may prove best of the rest.

Easy Newbury winner Isle Of Jura may follow up but he faces an unexposed type in SHEROOD who can improve for today's longer trip.

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16:50 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 8f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:50 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 8f Race Class Flow

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GHALY gave weight and a beating to subsequent Listed winner King Of Conquest at Newmarket in October, and he was from disgraced off this mark in the Royal Hunt Cup 38 days ago. The lightly-raced seven-year-old could have more in the locker and he is preferred to the progressive Lattam, while handicap debutant Lowton should not be underestimated at the foot of the weights. Spanish raider Rodaballo is also noted.

LATTAM has shown improved form in handicaps over 1m this year, overcoming the run of the race when scoring at Newcastle a month ago, and he can land his third success of the season. The main danger could be Ghaly, who shaped well in the Royal Hunt Cup here on his return, while Lowton also merits consideration upped in trip for his handicap debut.

The two to concentrate on are Ghaly and LATTAM, the latter having a fine opportunity to enhance an already impressive strike-rate.

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17:00 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:00 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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Runner-up in two of her last three starts, this represents a good opportunity for AMOURIE to resume winning ways, even though she hasn't been seen since April. The seven-year-old remains 3lb above her last winning mark but is taken to get the better of Streetscape, who finished a fair fourth over 1m2f at Ayr earlier this month. Non Mollare completes the shortlist marginally down in distance.

ADDIE BOO BOO is handicapped to win and shaped as if retaining plenty of ability when fourth at Lingfield on debut for this stable, so she's worth chancing. Streetscape arrives in form and looks a major threat, while Amourie is expected to be back on her game after a break.

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17:10 York Handicap (Class 4) 12f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 York Handicap (Class 4) 12f Race Class Flow

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Enthrallment and recent C&D winner Gibside have a lot going for them and, along with the reliable Two Brothers, they warrant serious consideration. However, both Bulldog Spirit and DUBAI CRYSTAL get weight from their elder rivals and that could be a crucial factor. The last-named appeals as the stronger of the two on these terms and, given that her dam was third in the Oaks, this longer trip is likely to suit the Karl Burke-trained filly.

This looks competitive but improving 3-y-o WHATACRACKER could be the answer given the manner of his success at Carlisle last time. Enthrallment and Gibside also arrive on the back of career-best runs so they head the dangers.

This month's clearcut C&D winner GIBSIDE is the most persuasive option, ahead of Two Brothers.

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17:20 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:20 Newmarket Handicap (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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May Blossom kept on gamely to score at Nottingham on her latest outing, but she has gone up 3lb for that success, so a chance is taken on the class-dropping AFTERLIFE. Connections reach for first-time cheekpieces in an attempt to see their gelded son of Kodiac bounce back and he is taken to get the better of the first-mentioned dropping in class. Han Solo Berger heads the remainder.

MAY BLOSSOM rattled home to get up at Nottingham last time and, provided the pace is solid again, she's capable of following up. Gustav Graves is a consistent type who should pose a threat and Harry With Style is worth noting given he arrives on the up.

It's hard to make a watertight case for any of these but HAN SOLO BERGER runs the track well and may regain the winning thread.

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17:25 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 5f - 14 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:25 Ascot Handicap (Class 2) 5f Race Class Flow

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Having recorded a narrow success in the Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes here in June, RHYTHM N HOOVES confirmed himself as a sprinter on the improve. He's 9lb higher and faces some battle-hardened speedsters today, but it's unlikely he has reached his ceiling just yet and further progress could be on the cards. The Big Board has been similarly progressive in recent starts and must go on the shortlist, along with Doncaster scorer Bond Chairman. Call Me Ginger is now rated 1lb lower than for last year's triumph in this and can't be ruled out.

Plenty here hold strong claims, though former Royal Ascot winner SIGNIFICANTLY perhaps makes most appeal. The five-year-old appears to have been freshened by a recent stable switch to the fine Julie Camacho yard and has the benefit of useful claimer Ryan Sexton offsetting some of the weight added for his recent Haydock win. Recent C&D winners The Big Board and Rhythm N Hooves could well prove capable of improving further, whilst Kimngrace, Khunan and the returning Dusky Lord also merit respect.

Improving 3yo The Big Board is feared but SIGNIFICANTLY is taken to enhance a good C&D record by following up a recent Haydock win.

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17:35 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:35 Newcastle Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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A comfortable winner over C&D last month, MR STRUTTER is taken to defy a 4lb rise and can confirm form with the reopposing Reclaim Victory, even though Brian Ellison's inmate is now 3lb better off with the selection. Beast Of Burden reverts to the all-weather following a disappointing run at Hamilton most recently and should also be considered, despite being rated 5lb above her last winning mark.

MR STRUTTER got the better of Reclaim Victory over C&D last time and, with few others in form, they're likely to fight out the finish again with the first-named taken to uphold those placings. The remainder have questions to answer.

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17:45 York Handicap (Class 4) 7f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:45 York Handicap (Class 4) 7f Race Class Flow

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Sunny Orange put in a much more encouraging display last time over a mile at this track, when beaten just over two lengths into fourth, and it would be no surprise to see him play a role off the same rating. However, the one with the more appealing profile is handicap-debutant CHELSEA SQUARE, who could be up to defying his opening mark if able to reproduce the form of his first career start when second at Newbury. Bajan Bandit and Indian Falcon are others to watch out for.

BAJAN BANDIT has returned an improved model for Grant Tuer in 2023 and can bag a second success for the yard on the back of his very good Haydock fourth. Just Janet failed to build on her stylish Catterick victory when fourth at Wolverhampton last time out but shouldn't be discounted off a still handy-looking mark so is next on the list. Leicester-scorer Craven and the consistent Sunny Orange complete the shortlist in a very open handicap.

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18:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 5f Race Class Flow

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ABATE has posted several creditable efforts in defeat of late and Adrian Nicholls' gelding shouldn't mind this return to 5f. The seven-year-old looks the one to beat, with Blind Beggar feared most. The son of Equiano has plenty of form in underfoot conditions and any further rain could increase his chance of success. So Smart has been given some respite by the handicapper and could also have a say in the finish too.

SPOOF should find this easier than trying to dominate a big field at Ascot last time and might be good for C&D win number four. Abate has had a cracking spell this summer and may provide the chief threat ahead of the selection's former stablemate May Sonic.

This is a drop in grade for SPOOF and he can register his fourth C&D success.

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18:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 8f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 8f Race Class Flow

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Breguet Boy didn't make the cleanest of starts on the all-weather earlier in the week and is arguably a lot better than the bare form suggests. The quick turnaround suggests more can be expected and, along with the consistent Villalobos, he rates as a serious player. However, the ground conditions have come right for VOLTAIC and, off 11lb lower than his last winning mark, Tony Carroll's gelding is too well handicapped to ignore.

VILLALOBOS wasn't seen to best effect when fourth at Bath last time and is fancied to capitialise on a 1 lb lower mark here and resume winning ways at the chief expense of C&D winner Magical Dancer. Breguet Boy can also have a say if as expected building on his debut run for Archie Watson.

The most appealing option in this rather uncompetitive opener is VILLALOBOS, who has been very consistent since his AW win in March.

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18:30 Windsor Maiden (Class 5) 5f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:30 Windsor Maiden (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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NAZRON should have learned plenty from his debut third at Nottingham three weeks ago and this appears a suitable opportunity for the colt to gain a breakthrough success. Hot Front shouldn't be underestimated having found the Queen Mary beyond her at Royal Ascot in June and better is expected in these calmer waters. Tan Rapido offered something to work with when second on his opening bid at Newcastle earlier this month and completes the shortlist.

NAZRON impressed with the way he travelled for all he couldn't justify strong market support on his Nottingham debut and, with plenty of improvement anticipated, he's selected to get off the mark at the second time of asking. Tan Rapido fared best of the newcomers when runner-up at Newcastle 4 weeks ago and must enter the reckoning, along with Hot Front, who should appreciate this drop back in grade.

Not a lot went right at Nottingham for hot favourite NAZRON and he can show his true colours this time.

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18:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:45 Salisbury Maiden (Class 4) 6f Race Class Flow

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Those with previous experience have all shaped as if they will do better when they contest handicaps and, with that in mind, the Juddmonte-owned TASK FORCE may have been found an ideal starting point. The son of Frankel has a cross of speed and stamina in his pedigree and, given his Champagne Stakes entry, he could be anything. Cajetan is another noteworthy debutant to consider, while Enpassant appeals most of those boasting experience.

Ralph Beckett's TASK FORCE catches the eye on paper and holds an entry in Doncaster's Group 2 Champagne Stakes so is taken to go in at the first time of asking. First Encore looks to have more to offer so rates the pick of those with experience ahead of Kingswood Flyer and Enpassant who can fight it out for minor honours.

Not the finished article when making the frame over 5f on his first two starts, KINGSWOOD FLYER may come good on this first 6f attempt.

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19:00 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:00 Windsor Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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EMPIRE OF LIGHT posted a polished performance when recording an opening victory at Newmarket last month and a 4lb penalty may not prevent Charlie Johnston's colt from completing a brace. Shayekh has undergone a gelding operation since flying too high in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot in June and is another to consider in these calmer waters, with Townsend Manor making most appeal of the remainder.

EMPIRE OF LIGHT showed a good attitude when opening his account at Newmarket last month and likely has more to give yet. He can score again. Shayekh and Townsend Manor rate the principal dangers.

Leaves Of Grass could take a big step forward but the well-bred newcomer INSIGNIA gets the tentative vote.

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19:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 6) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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The handicapper hasn't taken much of a chance with Ishani and the lightly-raced four-year-old is considered on her handicap debut. However, the form of ALPINE GIRL's last start is working out and, assuming she can continue to progress now switched back to turf, there could be a lot more to come from this daughter of Acclamation. Bath winner Thank The Lord rates as another to place high on the shortlist, with Firenze Rosa not ruled out either.

THANK THE LORD captured this contest a year ago and amother bold showing is on the cards on the back of his recent career-best Bath success. Firenze Rosa is feared most now the handicapper is showing some respite while Destiny's Spirit is also weighted to go well if shrugging off a below-par Haydock run last time out.

Ground conditions are a query for 2022 winner Thank The Lord but they shouldn't hold back ALPINE GIRL who still has potential.

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19:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 4) 6f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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There was a lot to like about MONTAUK POINT's first triumph for new connections at Salisbury a fortnight ago and she is fancied to make light work of her opening mark on this first foray in handicaps. Parisiac is a versatile performer with regards to ground and Alice Haynes' inmate also enters the reckoning if conditions were to deteriorate. Society Lion takes a drop in class and can't be discounted either.

The Meade stable won this last year and might be able to repeat the feat courtesy of MONTAUK POINT, who won quite nicely in novice company on her recent first outing for the yard and looks speedy enough to cope with the drop to sprinting for her handicap debut. Fellow 3-y-o Nogo's Dream is second choice ahead of the likeable Airshow.

Montauk Point is the unknown quantity but NOGO'S DREAM (nap) looks more than capable of winning handicaps off this mark.

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19:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:45 Salisbury Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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PRIMEVAL is a beautifully-bred filly who comfortably accounted for her rivals on debut at Doncaster. With normal improvement, she could prove very hard to beat. More was expected from Many A Year on debut at this track over 7f, but he could improve plenty from that first outing to get involved over a furlong shorter. 62,000gns purchase Love Lies warrants a market check too.

A thin novice and hard to oppose the well-bred PRIMEVAL, who looked a good prospect when making a winning debut at Doncaster. Many A Year showed something to work on here 2 weeks ago. while Love Lies is a newcomer to note.

This has the look of a very weak novice and a golden opportunity for the promising PRIMEVAL to follow up her debut win.

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20:00 Windsor Handicap (Class 5) 8f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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OUTRACE appeared to relish the return to 1m when holding on to triumph at Bath recently and a 2lb nudge in the ratings could prove lenient for Richard Hannon's colt. Flying Spirit also looks capable of landing a race in this company and may give the selection most to think about. Ibiza Love is a potential improver now tackling this stiffer test for the first time, although the three-year-old will need to settle better.

FLYING SPIRIT proved himself on turf when runner-up at Newbury earlier this month and remains on a workable mark. He gets the nod in a tricky-looking contest. Outrace and Silver Nightfall can also make their presence felt.

The return to turf should suit LARRSEN and he can confirm that he had something to spare when winning at Bath on his latest grass run.

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20:15 Salisbury Handicap (Class 5) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BEAU JARDINE took a liking to blinkers last time over C&D when he bolted up by over five lengths, and he is asked to compete off an 8lb higher mark which might not be enough to prevent another bold display. Brazen Idol returned to action to finish an encouraging fourth at Doncaster and he is one to consider off the same mark, while Fiscal Policy remains in good heart and won't mind the return to turf after his Kempton second.

BEAU JARDINE landed a significant gamble in impressive fashion on his second start for this yard over C&D 2 weeks ago so he could defy an 8 lb rise. Oriental Spirit shaped as if back in top form when almost brought down at Kempton so must be feared, while Brazen Idol made a positive start for this yard when fourth at Doncaster.

A strong pace will benefit ORIENTAL SPIRIT. He's on a dangerous mark and was an unlucky loser on the AW last time.

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20:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 11f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:30 Windsor Handicap (Class 6) 11f Race Class Flow

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Solution offered plenty of encouragement when staying on into second place on his handicap debut at Ffos Las last month and must enter the reckoning off only 1lb more. However, FRAVANCO makes slightly more appeal, having proved his opening mark to be fruitful on the Polytrack at Lingfield at the start of the month. Michael Madgwick's four-year-old has only a 3lb rise to contend with and could complete a double, while How Hard Can It Be may chase the duo home.

SOLUTION is on the up and can open his account. Fravanco is a big player after his Lingfield success, while It's How We Roll always has to be respected at Windsor.

The prospect of further improvement from SOLUTION, who was runner-up over 1m4f on his handicap, earns him the vote.

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20:45 Salisbury Handicap (Class 5) 12f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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GRAHAM was seven lengths clear of the third when second at Doncaster on his latest outing, which showed he continues to be in great heart and could still be well treated off just 3lb higher. Twoforthegutter is still a maiden, but he finished a solid fourth at Newmarket last time and could get involved. True Legend could show improvement in first-time cheekpieces and is another to consider.

GRAHAM confirmed he's still improving when pulling clear with a handicap debutant at Doncaster last week, so he's an appealing candidate having gone up just 3 lb in the weights. Twoforthegutter is well worth a try at this longer trip, while it's too soon to be writing off Seahouses given his earlier promise.

This step up in trip may unlock improvement from TWOFORTHEGUTTER (nap), who has been shaping as though his turn might be near.

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How to use Tomform

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

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