There were 53 Races on Saturday 21st September 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Ayr, 8 races at Newbury, 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Chester, 7 races at Navan, 7 races at Gowran Park, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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The form of Mirsky's recent York effort has worked out well and, though he merits the utmost respect, it is stablemate PADISHAKH who gets the vote. The gelded son of Wootton Bassett caught the eye at Ripon last time out having been short of room passing the two furlong marker. He's 1lb lower on this occasion and ought to be a real threat granted a smoother passage. Aragon Castle (sixth) finished behind the aforementioned Mirsky on the Knavesmire but is 2lb better off, while the consistent Apiarist could pick up more minor money.

MIRSKY looks ready to strike judged on his excellent second at York last month, so he's given the nod. Obelix got back on the scoresheet in ready fashion at Haydock a fortnight ago and remains well treated on the pick of his form, while others to consider are Padishakh and Aragon Castle in an interesting opener.

The fact OBELIX overcame some traffic problems to see off a couple of 3yos at Haydock recently suggests a 4lb rise may not stop him.
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Albasheer sat at the head of the Ayr Gold Cup market so it is interesting he has been diverted here. Last week's Portland effort was a cracker given his big weight and poor passage through the race, and he was just denied by Democracy Dilemma in the Beverley Bullet prior to that. However, in ANNAF, he comes up against a rival rated 9lb higher who can atone for a Haydock Sprint Cup run where nothing really went right. Relief Rally has been off since beating Adaay In Devon to second in the Carnarvon here, but is a high-class filly if ready to roll.

ANNAF escapes a penalty for his Group 2 win in Saudi Arabia early in the year and his recent comeback run in the Haydock Sprint Cup should leave him spot on for this. Three-year-olds have won 3 of the last 4 renewals and they again play a strong hand this year with No Half Measures, Relief Rally and Adaay In Devon all lively contenders.

The vote goes to RELIEF RALLY, who has a strong record over sprint trips, including at Newbury. Adaay In Devon is second choice.
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SEA TO SKY chased home the subsequent May Hill third when second on her debut over 7f at Sandown three weeks ago. With that in mind, Ralph Beckett's filly merits the utmost respect with improvement looking likely. Fool Again should not be discounted having also shown plenty of ability on her racecourse bow. All of the newcomers make some appeal, but Pearl Of Hope is arguably the pick of them being a half-sister to a Group 1 winner.

SEA TO SKY shaped well when second on her Sandown debut and gets the nod with the Ralph Beckett team going so well, although a strong market move for Godolphin newcomer Pearl of Hope would put a slightly different slant on things. Fool Again is also respected after her opening second at Beverley.

Ralph Beckett's SEA TO SKY shaped nicely when second at Sandown last month and that form has already been boosted.
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Phantom Flight (second) seemingly had the measure of ENFJAAR (fifth) in the Strensall last month, but there are reasons to believe the latter can reverse that form. Roger Varian's charge was never as well positioned as the former having been caught out wide. That shouldn't be the case here, though, and while he now receives 3lb from George Scott's gelding, the return to further will undoubtedly aid his cause. Persica finished a creditable third in the Winter Hill Stakes at Windsor and should not be underestimated.

Having progressed really well in handicaps, ENFJAAR was a shade disappointing at York but he eases back slightly in grade here so is well worth another chance given his profile. Phantom Flight has a 3 lb penalty to carry but he can still make his presecne felt, along with veteran Sir Busker.

John Smith's Cup winner ENFJAAR should be capable of considerably better than he showed in the Strensall Stakes, and he's the pick.
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Given a break since scoring comfortably on debut over 1m2f at Newmarket in June, BURRITO is likely to have plenty more improvement forthcoming, and he can follow up under a 7lb penalty. A maiden through four starts, but a creditable third at Goodwood last time out, Hillbridge is a key player, along with Marama and the recent Lingfield third Wadacre Giorgio.

BURRITO dispatched a quartet of previous winners without being fully extended on debut at Newmarket in June and, open to lots of progress, he's strongly fancied to defy a penalty. Marama has been off the track since an unfortunate incident last autumn but she represents an excellent yard, with newcomer Watts To Freedom, a stablemate of the selection, also of interest.

It's hard to be swayed from BURRITO, who is bred to be smart and created a good impression on his Newmarket debut.
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OXFORD ROCK appears to have been presented with an ideal opportunity to open her account at the sixth time of asking. Runner-up on debut at Tipperary in May, the Joseph O'Brien-trained filly then finished a highly creditable seventh in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot. Although failing to break her duck in three subsequent starts, the 85-rated juvenile warrants another chance in this company. Given the promise of his first two outings, it was somewhat disappointing that Turners Cross failed to beat a single rival at Naas last time. Assuming that wasn't his true running, the Jessica Harrington-trained colt should be more competitive here. Zambales is another contender from a leading yard who should be capable of better.

OXFORD ROCK pulled clear of the rest when runner-up at Down Royal 2 weeks ago and this looks a good opportunity for her to get off the mark. Zambales and Island Girl can fight out minor honours.

OXFORD ROCK has the strongest form and she should be able to put her experience to good use. She can finally get off the mark
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This is potentially Not So Sleepy's swansong and it would be great if he could bow out with a repeat of last year's victory. He comes up against some rapidly improving four-year-olds, though, with LIEBER POWER's arguably unlucky York second boosted by the winner then going close in the Mallard. Waxing Gibbous so nearly lifted the Old Borough Cup and should be bang there again, and Ithaca's Arrow has to enter the reckoning following last week's impressive Chester triumph. The three-year-old Our Golden One is another to consider.

LIEBER POWER has been progressing well since upped in trip, splitting a pair who were ridden more prominently when runner-up at York last time, so he is taken to record a third win of the season this time around. Heading the list of dangers is Waxing Gibbous, who is respected with the potential of more still to offer, while Chillingham is also considered.

On soft or heavy ground, the best options may well be ITHACA'S ARROW (nap) and Oh So Sleepy.
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The unexposed SEA REGAL was only beaten a nose at Sandown last month and the William Haggas-trained filly is hard to oppose, despite a 3lb rise for that effort. Get Jiggy With It is a largely consistent performer who is likely to be in the mix once again, while Reach should not be underestimated. Others to note are Zouzanna and Zenjabeela.

REACH was too fresh after 10 weeks off at York last month and she remains of interest down in class/trip. Improving 3-y-os Surveyor and Sea Regal head the dangers.

The vote goes to SEA REGAL who seemed well suited by the drop to 1m at Sandown and still has untapped potential.
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After a slow start on debut at Leopardstown, ICONA came home well to finish a never-nearer fourth. Likely to be suited by this step-up in trip to a mile, it'll be disappointing if she is not involved towards the business end. Fourth in a Group 3 at the Curragh last month, Lady Mairen is the obvious form choice. Third when sent off a well-backed favourite on her first start at Tipperary, it would come as no surprise if Continuite managed to go a few places better now. The Aidan O'Brien-trained Island Hopping and newcomer Kalixa are others that warrant respect.

Frankel filly CONTINUITE made an encouraging start to her career when third at Tipperary and, likely to take a step forward here with that run under her belt, she gets the nod in what has the makings of an above-average maiden. Island Hopping and Icona also shaped with plenty of promise on their respective introductions and are feared most in that order of preference. Lady Mairen's credentials are pretty strong but she seemingly lacks the scope of the aforementioned rivals.

After finishing fourth in a Group 3 last month, LADY MAIREN could take some stopping give that she still looked green at the Curragh
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This is wide open so only a tentative vote can be afforded to the admirable SUMMERGHAND. David O'Meara's 10-year-old has been a standing dish in these types of event down the years, and he posted yet another solid performance when sixth in the Bold Lad at the Curragh last Sunday. It's been over a year since he dead-heated for top honours at York, but that was off 13lb higher and he appears to be coming to the boil now. The ultra progressive Alfa Kellenic can play a leading role under her penalty, while the likes of Mr Wagyu, Brooklyn Nine Nine and Lucky Man round off an extensive shortlist.

As far as 4-y-o sprint handicappers go BROOKLYN NINE NINE has relatively low mileage and is appealing here on the back of a near-miss at Ascot where he was returning from a four-month break and understandably looked a shade rusty. That will have sharpened him up and a strongly-run race back at 6f could be just what the doctor ordered. The highly progressive filly Alfa Kellenic is not passed over at all lightly and is clear second choice ahead of Aramram, Kings Merchant and Lucky Man.

Granted a clear passage BROOKLYN NINE NINE looks capable of landing a nice prize Summerghand can give him most to do.
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CLAIM TO GLORY may have disappointed on his most recent outing, but he is better judged on his penultimate start when successful at Wolverhampton, where he was prominent throughout over further. A good draw in stall four will give him every chance to employ those tactics around here, and the son of Aclaim is narrowly preferred to Groundsman and Dr T H G, who ran a career best when third at Epsom last month.

Cheekpieces clearly helped MARRY THE NIGHT given he elevated his form when second at Carlisle 10 days ago and on that evidence, his mark is a lenient one. Dr T H G is the type to go on progressing, particularly as his stamina is drawn out, so he's a major threat, along with Groundsman.

This can go to MARRY THE NIGHT, who ran well in defeat over 6f recently, should benefit from this step up in trip and is well drawn.
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INISHMOT PRINCE should be capable of exploiting a potentially lenient turf mark now that he returns to a C&D where he has shaped well in the past. Although disappointing on his most recent start at Bellewstown, the Tom McCourt-trained gelding had run a big race when fourth here in a much stronger contest back in May. A horse who tends to find plenty for pressure in the closing stages, the six-year-old should relish the stiff uphill finish of this track. Irish Rumour has looked a much-improved filly since dropping down to the minimum trip. Runner-up at the Curragh on her penultimate start, she easily won over this C&D earlier in the month. Collective Power also merits respect with his rider taking off 7lb.

IRISH RUMOUR took a step forward when registering a first success over C&D a fortnight ago and a 6 lb rise may not be enough to prevent the follow up given she remains unexposed as a sprinter. Collective Power drops in grade and has an excellent chance judged on the pick of his form, with Sporting Hero another to consider from a tumbling mark.

Fast ground will suit old boy ONLY SPOOFING who has shown plenty of life this summer and may be able to record a fourth C&D success
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Five wins and a second since joining Marcus Tregoning has seen Quietness' rating rocket by 27lb. She didn't look done with yet at Beverley latest, while Fantasy Believer arrives on a four-timer but perhaps has less scope for improvement. Flying Frontier burst back into life at Sandown, but was only half a length ahead of third home INVOLVEMENT and the Crisfords' colt is taken to gain his revenge, given he is a little more reliable. Bolster is interesting back in handicap company and Whip Cracker, who has been placed in Listed races, has been gelded since coming up short in the Britannia.

FLYING FRONTIER had Involvement behind him when scoring at Sandown last month and is taken to show he's still a step ahead of the handicapper. His old rival boasts lots of solid form this season and is second choice ahead of the thriving Fantasy Believer and C&D specialist Mustazeed.

While his supporters would need to forgive two modest displays in Group races, BOLSTER has a big shout judged on his wins this spring.
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Kracking has to be noted having won two of his last three starts, but a mark of 70 will demand more from him. As a result, preference is for BELL SHOT, who was second off this rating at Thirsk two weeks ago and that followed a narrow defeat at Epsom. King Of Charm's recent Sandown success brings him into the mix, along with Kodiac Thriller and Be Frank.

This is wide open but BELL SHOT is able to race off the same mark as when a very good recent Thirsk second so looks the way to go. King of Charm rates a big threat though on the back of his taking Sandown success, with Musical Mystery, Lyndon B, Kodiac Thriller and Brunel Nation all worthy of consideration too.

Ian Williams' BE FRANK looks particularly interesting judged on a strong piece of C&D form in the spring and could be ready to strike.
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There was just half a length between Nautical Force and TRIBAL NATION when they finished fourth and fifth at the Curragh last month, and there is likely to be little between them again. The latter is taken to reverse the form, as he didn't get the clearest of runs that day. Brandon Creek ran a solid race on debut and is likely to give a good account of himself, while County Mayo will need to improve on his initial effort if he is to feature.

BRANDON CREEK showed promise in what was probably quite a warm Curragh maiden on debut and is narrowly preferred to Nautical Force and Tribal Nation, who were separated by a ½ length when fourth and fifth in the same race on debut. Aidan O'Brien's County Mayo is also likely to take a step forward from his opening run at Tipperary.

There was plenty to like about BRANDON CREEK's debut at the Curragh and he wasn't far behind subsequent maiden winner Genealogy.
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Royalty Bay brings plenty of experience into this contest and filled the runner-up spot in Group 3 company at Deauville on her penultimate start, so she has to be taken seriously. However, it may pay to side with the once-raced SKY MAJESTY. William Haggas's juvenile had the perfect introduction when picking her way through the field to score at Newbury last month and she would have learned a great deal from that experience. The daughter of Blue Point possesses bundles of speed in her pedigree and can take this step up in her stride. Guns Firing and Town And Country appeal most of the remainder.

None of these fillies has reached a useful level yet but SKY MAJESTY is bred to be smart and she looked potentially as good herself when winning a Newbury maiden more comfortably than the bare margin suggests last month. Maw Lam was below par in the Flying Childers last week but she's a player on the pick of her form, while Perfect Part may have more to offer over this trip after her decent fifth in the Lowther at York.

Sky Majesty is promising but TOWN AND COUNTRY picked up well to prevail over Navan's stiff 5f. Englemere is solid.
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On his final day in the saddle, jockey Franny Norton looks to have been found an ideal opportunity aboard RANEENN, who drops in class after running a respectable race over C&D last month. A winner at Yarmouth on debut, William Haggas' charge may have too much for Connie's Way, as well as Radio Star, who is likely to improve for the step up in trip.

An excellent opportunity for RANEENN to quickly resume winning ways in what looks a weak novice. Radio Star can follow the selection home.

This looks one for Franny Norton, as RANEENN has shown comfortably the most and on her second start she showed it at this track.
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A beaten favourite over C&D last month, BUCANEER'S SPIRIT can resume winning ways. Having scored at Cork on his previous start, the Jack Davison-trained gelding didn't enjoy the clearest of passages when narrowly losing out at this venue in his follow-up bid. Taking on his elders on that occasion, the son of Invincible Spirit should find life easier back among his own age group. Avatar Jet makes a quick reappearance after finishing fourth at Punchestown in midweek. Mark Fahey's charge should be much more suited to his stiffer test. Koniag, who went close at Cork last time, should again be involved. Although stepping up in grade, the Kodiac gelding looks capable of holding his own.

BUCANEER'S SPIRIT again impressed with the manner in which he went through the race when third in a big-field handicap here 3 weeks ago and there may well be a bigger performance in his locker. Avatar Jet and Koniag look the chief threats.

The value could be with CORNAHILT SOLDIER, who ran well twice at the Galway festival and looks thrown in off her current mark
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Defence Minister made it a perfect two from two when scoring readily over 6f at Haydock recently, and the son of Too Darn Hot warrants the utmost respect for his in-form stable. That said, it may pay to side with POWERFUL GLORY. The Richard Fahey-trained colt was strong in the market prior to running out a decisive winner of a Pontefract maiden on his debut last month, and he gets the vote to find the necessary improvement to land Group 2 honours second time up. Runner-up in the Gimcrack latest when bidding to make it three wins from three, the steadily progressive Shadow Of Light also merits careful consideration.

SHADOW OF LIGHT had subsequent Sirenia winner Symbol of Strength a place behind him in the Gimcrack and is taken to confirm his narrow superiority over Adrian Keatley's charge. Andesite was over 5 lengths behind that pair in the Gimcrack but that was his first run since a debut success in May and it would be no surprise to see Karl Burke's charge get a lot closer to them this time. Easy debut Pontefract scorer Powerful Glory is another fascinating contender.

Some of his rivals bring better form but highly regarded POWERFUL GLORY brings major potential. Shadow Of Light is respected.
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Equiano Springs has won this contest three times in the past, but he found Spring Bloom too good on the July Course here last month. The latter has been beaten at Sandown subsequently, when finishing behind fourth-placed MISS SHOW OFF, and it's Clive Cox's unexposed filly who gets the vote. She returned from a long layoff on that occasion and there looks plenty more to come, with an apprentice's 5lb allowance further helping her cause. Regal Envoy went close at Windsor and can feature once again.

MISS SHOW OFF ran a cracker after 14 months off when a close fourth at Sandown 3 weeks ago and, with the run likely to have brought her on, she makes plenty of appeal, not least given her unexposed profile. Jungle Land gave the impression he may have needed the run on his recent yard debut and retains potential, with Ingra Tor also of interest.

In an open contest, a chance is taken on the veteran EQUIANO SPRINGS under what may be his optimum conditions.
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BLUE WOOD went down by just a neck and a short head when third at Cork last week. A winner at Down Royal in June, the Requinto bay should give a good account of himself with the champion jockey aboard. Successful at Laytown on Monday, Cherry Pink is turned out again quickly and it will come as no surprise if she manages to follow-up on her seaside victory. Lorr's Girl and Harriet Eagle are others bidding to go back-to-back, with the latter successful here in July.

Billy Lee takes the reins on HARRIET EAGLE again and this 4-y-o can make light of a 3 lb nudge for her course win in July. Blue Wood, Lorr's Girl, Monzoon and Monday's Laytown winner Cherry Pink head the dangers.

ACADEMY WINNER might be worth chancing after a promising C&D run this month and cheekpieces/drying ground could both help
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Ramazan produced a huge effort to take the silver medal home in last year's renewal and boasts leading claims once again off a 5lb higher mark after his second in the Great St Wilfrid at Ripon last time. However, the vote goes to ROOM SERVICE. Kevin Ryan's colt was worth a lot more than the winning margin suggests on his handicap debut at Pontefract in July and has since undergone wind surgery. The son of Kodi Bear should be able to make full use of his hold-up tactics and might swoop past his rivals when it matters. Sergeant Wilko and American Affair are others to keep an eye on.

This is wide open as usual but AMERICAN AFFAIR did remarkably well to land the Portland at Doncaster last week having suffered a poor run and can make light of a 5 lb penalty. The handily-weighted Rohaan hinted at a revival when an eye-catching Ascot third last time and could emerge as the main danger to Jim Goldie's much improved sprinter. Last year's runner-up Ramazan can also have a say along with Northern Express, Jordan Electrics and Room Service in an ultra competitive Ayr Gold Cup.

Jim Goldie's pair Jordan Electrics and American Affair are big dangers but ROOM SERVICE (nap) still has Group-race aspirations.
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Balon D'or has to be of interest following his victory here three weeks ago and his rider's claim largely negates a 4lb rise. That said, preference is for SOUTH PARADE, who has made the frame on both starts since winning at Thirsk last month and the progressive three-year-old may have more to offer. Smooth Silesie has won three of her last four starts and is another with strong form claims.

It was a case of 'all dressed up and nowhere to go' for CANARIA QUEEN at Hamilton where she was travelling well approaching the two-furlong marker but then saw little daylight from that point until the race was all but over. Granted better luck this time, she could be the answer to this open-looking handicap. If Lahab takes to this speed test he will be a threat, while Thankuappreciate also has claims, along with the consistent South Parade.

Bottomweight CANARIA QUEEN wasn't beaten far at Hamilton despite being denied a clear run and she can exploit an attractive mark.
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Having shaped with promise on both runs to date, the Joseph O'Brien-trained VALINOR can make it third-time lucky. Fourth on her racecourse debut at Limerick in July, the daughter of Free Eagle was just touched off at Gowran Park last time. With the potential for further improvement, she is given the vote. Runner-up on her two most recent starts, North Africa rates a serious threat. With four runs to date, the Aidan O'Brien-trained filly might not be open to as much improvement as some of her rivals, but she makes up for it with an edge in terms of experience. Ger Lyons' well-bred newcomer Silver Sixpence has to be monitored closely in the market. Her stable has introduced a couple of well-backed debut winners this season.

It may pay to side with Juddmonte newcomer SILVER SIXPENCE starting out over a trip she should find very suitable on breeding. Valinor, Sidiza and North Africa have all displayed a fair level of ability and are expected to be involved come the finish.

Having shown a willing attitude under pressure when runnner-up at Gowran, VALINOR is given slight preference over North Africa
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In what looks a trappy affair, a chance is taken on last-time-out winner THE FINGAL RAVEN. The son of Mehmas impressed when coming clear of his rivals in the closing stages over 7f at Kempton earlier this month, and he looks capable of putting his relative experience to good use against some unexposed rivals. The booking of Ryan Moore aboard Stem catches the eye and the 120,000-euro breeze-up purchase is respected most out of the newcomers before market clues are known. Al Samed and Shiplake also warrant respect.

THE FINGAL RAVEN left his previous efforts behind when opening his account in decisive fashion at Kempton 17 days ago and, with his physique pointing towards further improvement, he looks up to defying a penalty. Stem and Shiplake are a pair of interesting newcomers who require close market scrutiny.

With so little form among his rivals, the most likely dangers to THE FINGAL RAVEN are the newcomers Stem and Shiplake.
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Andrew Balding sent out a three-year-old to win last year's renewal and TACTICIAN makes plenty of appeal stepping up in trip. The son of Lope De Vega won over 2m at Ascot prior to a decent York effort and first-time cheekpieces may also bring further improvement. Premiere Ligne went close over the extended 2m4f at Glorious Goodwood and is worthy of consideration on that form, while Trooper Bisdee scored over this distance at Pontefract during the summer and is preferred to Musselburgh winner Bringbackmemories.

Despite finding the test of stamina inadequate, TACTICIAN still ran really well when third in a more than up-to-scratch Melrose at York and this improving 3-y-o makes strong appeal upped in trip fitted with headgear for the first time. Trooper Bisdee may well get back on the up given his profile and trainer so he commands respect, along with Premiere Ligne.

Andrew Balding took this with a 3yo last year and can repeat the feat with TACTICIAN (nap), who should relish this stamina test.
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Joseph O'Brien saddles half the field, with Uluru, Je Zous and Goldana his leading hopes. Dylan Browne McMonagle takes the ride on the former, who has a course win to her name. Beaten by just three-quarters of a length at Deauville on her penultimate start, she had a far from clear passage when last seen at the Curragh. After a fine effort in the Ribblesdale at Royal Ascot, the aforementioned Je Zous is likely to have plenty of supporters, while Oaks fifth Caught U Looking and Azada are other leading hopes. However, it might be worth siding with ONE LOOK. So impressive when successful in the Goffs Million as a juvenile, she got back on track in the Ruby Stakes at Killarney last month and it'll come as no surprise if she manages to follow-up.

CAUGHT U LOOKING holds the edge on form so edges the vote in this competitive Group 3 event. Goldana could emerge as the main danger after a break with his yard going well, although Azada and Uluru can both have a say too.

ULURU was only narrowly denied in a Group 3 in France before not getting a clear run at the Curragh last time and her turn is near
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Jenni bounced back to form when hitting the crossbar at Musselburgh last week and she should give a good account off 1lb higher. However, she may come out second best to TIERNEY, who ran too bad to be true when finishing down the field at Newbury last time and is better judged on her runner-up effort at Leicester prior to that display. If she can reproduce that level of form, she could be the one to beat in a first-time visor. Wreck It Ryley completes the shortlist.

A four-time winner this season, AL MUQDAD was left on the back foot after a slow start at Thirsk 2 weeks ago, so he is worth forgiving his latest run with cheekpieces now added. He is taken to land a third C&D success, while The Caltonian made the frame here 3 times during the summer and could be the main danger. Redarna also enters calculations.

There should be a good pace on and that will suit PRAIRIE FALCON who ran a positive penultimate race and now has cheekpieces fitted.
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VINTAGE CLARETS has not been disgraced in some competitive handicaps this season and arrives here 7lb lower than when half-a-length third over course and distance in May. With that in mind, he edges preference over Roman Dragon, who was a short-head second over 6f here three weeks ago. Almaty Star's form this month suggests that he is likely to be in the mix, while Night On Earth and Secret Mistral complete the shortlist.

Having slipped to a dangerous mark and caught the eye on his last two starts, VINTAGE CLARETS could be the way to go, for all that he isn't ideally drawn. He was just behind the re-opposing veteran Copper Knight over this C&D in May and now meets that rival on 9 lb better terms. Still, Copper Knight is greatly respected from stall one and rates the main danger ahead of Radio Goo Goo, who is 3-4 on the Roodee and is also well-drawn. Roman Dragon is another with claims.

This could set up nicely for the well-handicapped VINTAGE CLARETS. Copper Knight may prove best of the rest.
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Top Star has been expensive to follow since entering the nursery ranks and Miakoda also let favourite-backers down on his handicap bow, although he maybe didn't stay 7f and can be forgiven. Even so, there are some interesting nursery newcomers here, not least STARTLING, who is out of the stable's smart sprinter Pepper Lane and has a hood applied as she attempts to make light of an initial mark of just 52. Expect better from Smallbrook Lane too.

PURE LIBERTY took a step forward when runner-up at Brighton on her penultimate start and she could be worth another chance to build on that effort as she makes her all-weather debut. She is preferred to Prada On Parole, who produced her best effort so far on her latest outing, with Miakoda also in the mix.

It might be worth chancing headstrong filly KAMEKO SPIRIT, who could take some catching if allowed to bowl along in front.
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Making a quick reappearance following her success at Punchestown on Tuesday, KEILAH is difficult to oppose. Carrying a 7lb penalty for that win, the Willie McCreery-trained filly looks well-in at the weights. Given the manner in which she emphatically opened her account on just her fourth start for the trainer, it seems likely that the daughter of Harzand has more in hand. Runner-up over this C&D on her penultimate outing, the four-year-old has already proven her ability to act on the track. Mayo For Sam, a winner over this C&D for previous connections, has to be respected under Ronan Whelan. Plunkett Street has yet to register a win but has shown flashes of ability, including when mid-division here last October.

KEILAH had plenty in hand when scoring at Punchestown 4 days ago and he's well worth a chance to defy a penalty in a race that lacks depth. Mayo For Sam and Lilac Lady should both be on the premises.

Keilah has a 7lb hike in the weights to contend with and back on faster ground MAYO FOR SAM will give her plenty to think about
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One More made a pleasing start when finishing second over 7f at Kempton on his debut earlier this month, and the son of No Nay Never warrants the utmost respect in a bid to go one place better. That said, preference is for ARCTIC VOYAGE. The Clipper Logistics-owned Kingman colt is a half-brother to the very smart Lady Bowthorpe and, with the Ralph Beckett yard in fine form at present, it would be no surprise if he were precocious enough to score at the first time of asking. The King's Falcon is another noteworthy newcomer.

Not much form to go on but Richard Hannon's No Nay Never colt ONE MORE shaped well on his debut when running on into second at Kempton and can put that experience to good use here with Ryan Moore in the saddle. Newcomers Arctic Voyage (second choice) and The King's Falcon both bring a fair bit of potential and could emerge as the main dangers, with Make You Smile another debutant to consider.

One More made a promising debut, as did DRAGONFLAME. The King's Falcon and Arctic Voyage are newcomers to check out.
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CHORUS weakened out of contention in a valuable heritage handicap at York last month, but William Haggas' filly scored in commanding fashion at Windsor on her penultimate start and a return to that form would see her difficult to beat. Dubai Melody displayed good resolution to break her duck at Newbury and she makes appeal on her handicap bow, while the consistent Ciara Pearl isn't easily discounted.

MILLITERRIES is finally getting a chance over this sort of trip and can follow up her maiden win. Fellow 3-yos Dubai Melody and Chorus are feared most.

Top billing goes to MILLITERRIES who has progressed of late and may have even more to offer now exploring 1m2f+.
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With just 1lb between them on official ratings, Castanets and TANAZADIA standout with preference for the Johnny Murtagh's filly. Going down by just a head on her penultimate start, the Lope De Vega bay since finished a close third when sent off favourite for a handicap at Cork. Castanets also failed to justify favouritism when last seen and she should be suited by this step up in trip. Street Mentor has regressed since finishing second on debut at Dundalk, but could make an impact in a contest of this quality. The Dermot Weld-trained Campari Soda has some solid efforts to her name and is likely to appreciate dropping back into maiden company, after disappointing earlier in the month.

Not as competitive as the numbers suggest and CASTANETS is fancied to build on her good recent third here and get off the mark. Tanazadia also has the form to play a part, with Whist another who could take a hand in the finish.

With the potential to improve for a step up in trip, CASTANETS could be the way to go having stuck to her task well over 7f last time
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After showing a likeable attitude when scoring over 7f at Thirsk earlier this month, DESERT FALCON can follow up. Julie Camacho's charge has been raised 4lb for that near-length success, and Oisin McSweeney's 3lb claim can help to carry much of that burden. The reopposing Vince Le Prince (third) is likely pose the most significant questions to the selection being 1lb better off, while Mereside Diva won off a 3lb lower mark at Thirsk in June and a return to form would see her considered.

Preference is for DESERT FALCON, who registered his first victory for Julie Camacho at Thirsk a fortnight ago and remains fairly treated on old form. Vince Le Prince and Abduction head the list of dangers.

The suggestion is DESERT FALCON, who came good for Julie Camacho with a pretty convincing win at Thirsk a fortnight ago.
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CORSICAN CAPER looks to be still improving given the ease of last week's success here. This shorter distance is not a problem and Kevin Frost's inmate should go close in an open affair. Course regular Dreams Adozen looks likely to have a say in proceedings once again, while Small Fry has won two of his last three starts and is another to consider, despite a 5lb rise for winning in good style at Epsom latest.

PERCY JONES is down to a good mark and was beaten only by a 3-y-o improver at Bath on his most recent outing, so he's put forward as the tentative selection in a competitive race. Tailorman ran another good race when third here 3 weeks ago, despite being caught further back than ideal, and seems likely to go well again, while Small Fry remains unexposed for his current yard and completes the shortlist.

This looks wide open but the vote goes to dual course winner DREAMS ADOZEN, who went down fighting in a close second here last week.
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The penny has suddenly dropped for Lazieelunch and he proved his Kempton success was no fluke when beating the runner-up by even further at Lingfield. He has risen a total of 18lb, which does make life more complicated, so maybe OASIS SUNRISE is worth a punt after being set a couple of stiff French assignments. Moonlit Stage is another nursery newcomer to consider and he, like Musselburgh fourth Corpus Juris, runs first time as a gelding.

LAZIEELUNCH was well on top at the finish when landing his second nursery at Lingfield earlier this month and can complete the hat-trick. Cymbidium is the obvious danger.

Topweight LAZIEELUNCH was treated quite sternly by the handicapper for his latest success but is still taken to complete a hat-trick.
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The Ger Lyons-trained MARKET TIMING can open her account on her third start. Having reached the frame on both previous runs, the daughter of Camelot gives the impression that she could benefit from stepping up in trip here. A well-bred filly, the three-year-old looks to have been found a nice opportunity against some more exposed rivals. Realt Na Ri, who finished behind the selection at Bellewstown last time, is a definite contender. Fourth in a Listed race on her previous start, the Jessica Harrington-trained filly definitely underperformed for whatever reason, but she could be the one to beat if back to her best. The Johnny Murtagh-trained Kalkanli is capable of further improvement having had just the three starts to date.

MARKET TIMING took a step forward at Bellewstown last time and promises to be well suited by the extra distance she encounters here, so she gets the nod over Joyeux Machini, who is an obvious player if able to replicate some of his jumps for. Tiding also has potential.

Juddmonte's TIDING gets the vote. He made eyecatching late headway here over shorter this month and he's ready for this stamina test
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A brother to Group 3 winner Sangarius, AMPHIUS has yet to live up to his pedigree, but he looked on good terms with himself when breaking his duck at Beverley last month and a mark of 91 could still underestimate his potential. A seven-year-old who has run off higher marks in the past, Persuasion is entitled to be thereabouts after his Haydock success, while Harvard Sound could be anything after comfortably scoring over 7f on Lingfield's turf course on both starts since his debut. The progressive Run Boy Run and C&D winner North View are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

Cases can be made for a number of these, so it could pay to take a chance on CITY OF YORK, who was last seen in winning action when completing a hat-trick on this card last year and he turned in his best effort of the season when runner-up at Southwell earlier this month. North View got off the mark for the campaign partnered by Buick for the first time over C&D recently so heads up the dangers, while Amphius, Movie Maker and Noodle Mission all merit consideration, too.

The Newbury factor makes several runners look interesting. The suggestion is CITY OF YORK, ahead of North View.
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TERRIES ROYALE hung away his chance when second in the Legends race at Doncaster last Sunday and he looks primed to offer another bold bid. Mick Appleby's representative went down by just three-quarters of a length on Town Moor, having struck at Ascot the week prior, and will be hard to beat if he stays straight. The hat-trick seeking Pride Of Nepal is fancied to offer the sternest resistance, even though a further 4lb hike could be difficult to defy. Charming Whisper should also be taken seriously.

CHARMING WHISPER is still going the right way and has a more-than-able partner in Ross Birkett, so he gets the nod over in-form pair Terries Royale and Pride of Nepal in an open-looking Amateurs' event.

Terries Royale is feared but slight preference is for topweight CHARMING WHISPER who bumped into an unexposed rival last time.
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It might be worth taking a chance on MADAME PLANTIFF, who was a comfortable winner here in April but has been disappointing in recent starts. The three-year-old might be reinvigorated by first-time blinkers though and is just 1lb higher than her previous winning mark. Best Law and Barrogstown Girl have already won twice this season and both are likely to have plenty of supporters. Successful earlier this month, top-weight Bright N Shine and the Johnny Murtagh-trained Bizarre Dreams are other obvious contenders.

C&D winner EVERYLITTLESTEP rates the pick at these weights so edges the vote in a very open-looking handicap. Course scorer Madame Plaintiff is next on the list with the likes of Bright N Shine, Barrogstown Girl and Bizarre Dreams all in the mix too.

Preference is for EVERYLITTLESTEP. She rarely runs a bad race here, the ground will suit and she didn't get a clear run last time out.
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A host of in-form rivals line up in this heat, with the slight preference being MOUNTAIN ROAD, who arrives here seeking a hat-trick after wins at Newmarket and most recently at Chelmsford. Making his first appearance for Jim Goldie, he will have to defy a further 3lb rise for a half-length victory, which is negated by his rider's claim. Kihavah ran a big race when second in the Ebor at York last month and a repeat of that effort would see him in the thick of it, while Fiver Friday is an Irish raider to note.

Ebor runner-up KIHAVAH should find this much less competitive and, with a performance of similar merit, he'll be tough to beat. Fiver Friday is a big threat on the back of a third success of the season at Naas, while the veteran Euchen Glen should benefit from a return to this track.

C&D winner KIHAVAH was runner-up in the hugely competitive Ebor last month and can go one better today. Euchen Glen is a danger.
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The retiring Franny Norton will be hoping to bow out with a winning ride and he partnered QITAAL when the gelding finished third over course and distance back in July. 3lb lower and dropping down a grade, he looks to have every chance. A recent third at Haydock, Mr Swivell is worth another try over this longer trip and can get involved, while Bushfire is potentially well treated.

MR SWIVELL is going the right way and promises to be suited by the return to this longer trip. He can land the finale. Qitaal and Bushfire head the list of dangers.

3yo Mr Swivell is respected along with Qitaal, but the vote goes to recent Carlisle runner-up BUSHFIRE.
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Jiff's Army has made the frame at Epsom and Brighton, and his official rating of 76 sets a fair standard. NAHASH was third behind a rival with that same mark at Chelmsford, but it was a pleasing debut and natural improvement could be enough to see James Horton's colt home in front. Flagon Dry is a half-brother to last year's smart juvenile Dragon Leader so is worth a glance in the market, as are fellow newcomers Magic Glow and Tattie Bogle.

NAHASH should have learnt plenty from last month's encouraging Chelmsford debut and can get off the mark. Jiff's Army looks the obvious danger on form, whilst Magic Glow may be the pick of the newcomers.

His outside draw is not ideal but Epsom runner-up JIFF'S ARMY is excused his recent lesser effort on soft ground and gets the nod.
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The Emmet Mullins-trained EL REGALO catches the eye on just his second start in handicap company. Having shown definite promise in three maiden runs around a mile, the Australia gelding appeared suited to stepping up in trip when fifth on his handicap debut last time. Faced with an additional two furlongs now, he could be nicely treated off a mark of 70. Question Of Class, who disappointed at Galway last time, had been a very consistent filly prior to that below-par run. Third at this track in July, she is another that is certainly worth chancing over this longer distance. Game Phoenix could be interesting at a bigger price. Twice runner-up in juvenile hurdles, the Paul Power-trained filly stayed on strongly over an inadequate trip last time at Clonmel.

WAYSTAR is unexposed and caught the eye with her finishing effort at Down Royal 15 days ago. so she could be the one to side with in a tricky contest. Martinelli is shaping as if still in form and should be on the premises, while El Regalo is hard to rule out.

Too free in blinkers last time, QUESTION OF CLASS has been freshened up and her earlier form on lively ground puts her in the mix
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A gelding who only ever seems to do just enough when winning, GREAT CHIEFTAIN has consistently stayed ahead of the handicapper over the summer and a 3lb rise for his most recent success at Newmarket may not be enough to prevent him landing the hat-trick. Similar comments apply to Tribal Chief after getting up late to score off 6lb lower at Epsom recently, while the consistent Kodi Lion has his first go at 1m, having shaped as though he would be suited by going up in trip with fast-finishing efforts over 7f the last twice. Completing the shortlist are Atlantic Gamble, Retracement and Sedgemoor.

KODI LION is on the up and shaped well in a competitive event at Southwell last time, so he's worth a chance to defy this mark with the 1m trip sure to suit. Great Chieftain should be on the premises and Sedgemoor needs respecting based on the big impression he made at Haydock 3 months ago.

Judged on breeding this looks the perfect first turf assignment for THORNTONLEDALE MAX. Second choice is Tribal Chief.
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Blinkers are tried on Formal Display, who has been disappointing this season but it'll come as no surprise if they have the desired effect. Kelbelle is of definite interest after an impressive win at Bellewstown last month, while Power Mode will need to bounce back from a disappointing effort at Cork if he is to feature. RAHMI has placed three times this season and in much calmer waters now, he looks the one to beat.

KELBELLE confirmed debut promise when running out a ready winner at Bellewstown last month and is open to plenty more improvement, so she's narrowly preferred to standard-setter Rahmi, who needs to bounce back from a below-par display at Leopardstown last week. Formal Display may prove best of the rest.

Preference is for RAHMI (nap). He's proven at this trip, he has top-notch handicap form in the book and he's the best treated in this.
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Metro Dubai finished third at Brighton on his latest outing and now sports first-time blinkers, which could eke out more. However, a chance can be taken on SMITHY, who showed ability when hitting the line well on his debut at Newcastle and might take a big step forward from that fourth-placed effort. Uppercase is another to note after his third at Kempton.

HERB FENNEL has shown encouragement on his first 2 starts, finding only a well-backed improver too strong at Chester on his latest outing, so he could be ready to get off the mark as he steps up in trip. Uppercase shaped promisingly on debut and could be the main danger, ahead of Metro Dubai.

The draw could have been kinder but UPPERCASE shaped with lots of promise on debut and can prove too strong for Herb Fennel.
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WHOOP WHOOP completed a course-and-distance double at Lingfield earlier in the month and she is only 3lb higher than her most recent victory. Tom Ward's filly has been a different proposition since the application of cheekpieces and she could continue her good run of form. Thoughtful Gift struck over a mile at Lingfield on her latest outing and should go well, while Noisy Music rates best of the rest.

The hat-trick beckons for WHOOP WHOOP, who is undefeated since the cheekpieces went on and Tom Ward's filly can defy a 3 lb rise at the expense of Thoughtful Gift, who is a couple of years older than all her rivals and arrives on the back of a fourth success of the campaign. Noisy Music can edge out Jazzy Angel for third.

Whoop Whoop has won her last two but THOUGHTFUL GIFT looked in excellent nick when scoring at Lingfield recently and is preferred.
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Mintana was successful in a classified event at Lingfield last month and she should make a bold bid back in the handicap ranks. However, HAWAJES look the way to go. Tony Carroll's four-year-old finished a fair third at Bath on his latest outing and he might be able to capitalise off an unchanged mark. South Dakota Sioux is another to watch out for.

SOUTH DAKOTA SIOUX hasn't won for a while but he was left with too much too do when last seen over C&D in July, so he's fancied to get back to winning ways from a career-low mark with the booking of a talented apprentice only enhancing his claims further. Dawn Success, making his handicap debut, is next best, ahead of Mintana.

Off a very handy mark and with Kaiya Fraser taking off a bonus 5lb, SOUTH DAKOTA SIOUX is preferred. Dawn Success is second choice.
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The steadily progressive CHARLOTTE'S WEB caught the eye with the way she travelled into contention before fading into fourth late on over 1m2f on testing ground at Goodwood last month. Pitched into handicap company for the first time, she can make light of an opening mark of 77. This step back up in trip can see Yeoman go well, while Fihrayn completes the shortlist having performed well over a mile at Bath latest.

FRANCESI has just the sole success to his name, but he's been shaping up well in recent starts so gets the nod to double his tally having dropped to a career-low mark at the expense of Master of Combat, who ran a shocker at Ascot last time but is back down in class here. Charlotte's Web can edge out Snooze Lane for the bronze medal.

The vote goes to CHARLOTTE'S WEB (nap), who caught the eye in a C&D novice last month. Yeoman rates the main danger.
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MELISENDE bounced right back to form with an impressive display when scoring over 6f at Lingfield last week and, upped 3lb, the daughter of Havana Grey should be tough to stop with a reproduction of that effort. This step back up in trip can see Phoenix Beach emerge as the main danger to the selection having performed with credit over 5f the last twice, while better can be expected from Galel on her handicap/stable debut.

Last-time-out winners MELISENDE and Kensington Agent may well come to the fore here, with marginal preference for the 3-y-o. She did the job well when opening her account in this headgear combination at Lingfield last weekend and there could be more to come now that connections have seemingly found the key to her. A Pint of Bear and Phoenix Beach can do battle for minor honours.

Phoenix Beach and Melisende both have claims but KITTEN GLOVES looks on a fair mark now and is preferred.
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Mark Loughnane has his string in fine form at present and PYSANKA gets the vote. He made eye-catching late headway when going down narrowly in second over an extended 1m3f at Windsor earlier this month and, off an unchanged mark, he can go one better. With legitimate excuses for his recent disappointing effort over 1m4f at Leicester, Trojan Truth may offer some each-way value, while Fiddlers Green should find this easier than his most recent assignment.

PYSANKA, Kojin and Fiddlers Green could be the trio to concentrate on, with the vote going to the first-named who lost little caste in defeat when going close back from a six-month break at Windsor recently. Kojin resumed winning ways in Jersey last time and he is marginally preferred as the main danger ahead of Fiddlers Green.

This isn't particularly competitive and PYSANKA has every chance of registering a fourth C&D victory. Kojin is second choice.
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