There were 47 Races on Thursday 30th October 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Stratford, 8 races at Bath, 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Thurles, 9 races at Southwell, 8 races at Chelmsford City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Although unable to capitalise since scoring in a selling handicap hurdle at Newton Abbot in September, DICKENS has performed with credit on both runner-up efforts at Sedgefield since. The seven-year-old makes plenty of appeal reverting to selling company and a sixth victory over hurdles may beckon. Mohawk Chief would prove a live threat if recapturing his best form and cannot be dismissed, while Sea Thrift may fare best of the remainder.

This looks to be another good opportunity for DICKENS who has been in fine form since joining this yard. Mohawk Chief is the danger.
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TAKEITORLEAVEIT showed a big chunk of improvement after being gelded and sporting first-time cheekpieces to score on nursery debut at Brighton last month. Jonathan Portman's juvenile could have more to offer and can defy his 3lb rise. Thisonesforyou boasts a similar profile after striking off an opening rating of 58 at Leicester earlier this month and commands respect. Betty Lemon makes her nursery bow and warrants a market check.

The filly BETTY LEMON ran better last time than the bare result may imply and she rates a likely improver now sent into nurseries.
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Although he finished last on his hurdles bow at Hereford earlier this month, Marhaba The Champ should be all the more wiser for that experience. However, CUEROS has been in fantastic heart on the Flat in Jersey during the summer and he's unlikely to be making up the numbers on this long journey north. Harry Derham's five-year-old may take some stopping if taking to timber and makes most appeal. Kids Say Lastgojoe may fare best of the remainder.

The best hurdles form has been shown by Crazy About Her and she rates as the main danger to multiple Jersey Flat winner CUEROS.
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Followango looked to find 2m too sharp on her return to chasing at Ffos Las in April and she should put her experiences over obstacles to good use. Evan Williams' mare isn't without a chance reverting to a maiden hurdle, but Rules-debutant FIRST CANDIDATE may prove too strong. Dan Skelton's mare ran out a ready winner on her first completed start between the flags in Ireland and market support would increase confidence. A Path To Ronda is also of interest.

Bumper winner A PATH TO RONDA is a half-sister to some smart jumpers and she gets the vote on this switch to hurdling.
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Pantile's Gift has improved with each of his three appearances and his most recent third here gives him every chance. However, YORKIES DREAM outran her odds of 22/1 on debut to finish third at Redcar at the start of the month and is likely to take a step forward from that display. The Easterbys' filly looks to have found a suitable opportunity to shed her maiden tag. Solar Phoenix is another to keep an eye on.

Pantile's Gift nearly made all here three weeks ago but HEROICS and Solar Phoenix were eyecatchers in behind.
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MENAS MIRACLE was inconvenienced by a loose horse at Tramore on her latest start, but still finished a gallant second on what was her track debut over fences. The winner of a point-to-point and hurdle, she should be up to taking a contest of this standard. A half-sister to Captain Guinness, Stoneyford Lady starts off over the larger obstacles and is sure to have plenty of supporters after filling the runner-up spot on her latest start. Placed on two of his last three outings, Kotkito Bello warrants the utmost respect, while others for the shortlist are Mount Shenshan and Figurehead, who were both behind the selection at Tramore.

Like her rivals, STONEYFORD LADY has merely ordinary hurdles form, but she is a half-sister to Captain Guinness and may take to chasing
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The hat-trick seeking Couldbeaweapon merits respect, although he's likely to be priced accordingly given that he's 10lb well-in for his latest romp at Sedgefield. With that in mind, it could be worth chancing RADHARC NA SLAINE, who looked to find 2m4f too sharp on his fifth-placed effort at Worcester last time out. Sir Carnegie arrives here in decent heart and is still open to improvement over fences.

Despite the claims of Couldbeweapon, who is 10lb well in, preference is for SIR CARNEGIE, who has conditions to suit.
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WANDERING EGO may not have shown much on his hurdling bow at Perth, but he looked good when scoring easily in a bumper at Worcester and improvement can be expected on his second start in this sphere. A relatively promising third, despite being beaten a long way on his Rules debut at Fontwell, Park Talk is entitled to be thereabouts, as well as French recruit Brace For Landing.

There are some promising sorts on show here and the pick of them may be WANDERING EGO. The main danger is Brace For Landing.
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DANCING TIGER failed to supplement his Goodwood triumph when third at Sandown last month, but that was still a fair effort. Off an unchanged rating, the son of Starspangledbanner looks the one to beat. Platinum Prince finished two lengths in second behind the selection in that Goodwood contest and is now 4lb better off, so he may get closer on this occasion. Last-time-out Brighton scorer Shalfa can fight it out for the minor honours.

Back in grade after not running at all badly at Sandown, DANCING TIGER (nap) might be able to regain the winning thread.
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No worse than fifth in his last nine outings, A NOD TO GETAWAY should run another solid race in this competitive affair. Successful at Killarney on his penultimate start, he finished third when last seen at Listowel, and had two subsequent winners behind. Up to a career high mark of 102, the Paul O'Flynn-trained eight-year-old will be ably assisted by Darragh O'Keeffe. The winner of a weak four-runner contest at Cork earlier this month, Kazakh D'arthel will be well-fancied to follow-up, while Howya Luveen and Finnians Row are other leading hopes. The only course winner in the line-up, Willywampus is another that warrants respect.

Having got over his jumping frailties to win at Cork last time, albeit it wasn't a strong race, KAZAKH D'ARTHEL could build on that.
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Having returned to form with a good second at Sedgefield last month, BALRANALD looks ready to defend his crown. The nine-year-old dug deep to land the spoils in last year's edition here and has plenty going for him off the same mark. National Question was second that day and merits consideration with Charlie Maggs claiming a handy 5lb, while Cawthorne Cracker and Platenium are also of interest reverting to timber.

Following a sound run after a break, BALRANALD (nap) is taken to win this for the second year in a row. Gemini Man is next best.
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A Listed bumper winner at Cheltenham in January, PRECIOUS METAL looks like a nice prospect for the Henrietta Knight stable and he can strike on his debut over hurdles. Making his first start under Rules after a point-to-point success in February, Taurus Bay is a key player for strong connections, along with Quaviste, who has undergone wind surgery since disappointing in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree.

Bumper winners Precious Metal and Quaviste are respected but the vote goes to Irish point winner TAURUS BAY.
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Turned out again quickly under a 5lb penalty after a taking success over C&D last week, BOBBY DASSLER can follow up with Callum Hutchinson taking over in the saddle. Gone Rogue must enter calculations after a comfortable win at Brighton earlier in the month, along with Lovely Jubly, who got off the mark over track and trip last week. Others to note include Equion, Foreseen and Lhebayeb.

Cases can be made for a few of these. EQUION ran better last time at Nottingham, will love the ground and he's well handicapped.
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Now racing off level weights, DUE COURSE might be able to reverse Sligo form with The Striker Dylan. Just a length-and-three-quarters separated them at the Cleveragh circuit and there is again likely to be little between the pair here. Set for a quick turnaround after finishing second at Galway on Sunday, Smallcraftwarning is sure to have plenty of supporters, while River Vale, Stily, Tennessee Boy and Lady Rose Hackett are other leading hopes in this competitive affair. Twice successful over flights at Clonmel in the spring, it'll be interesting to see how Volez Vous fares on her first try over fences.

John Ryan's horses often react well to frequent racing and SMALLCRAFTWARNING may step up a place after Sunday's second at Galway.
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SECRET TRIX was only beaten a nose at Worcester prior to unseating when odds-on at Wetherby earlier this month, but he sets the standard with an official rating of 130. With a clear round, he could prove hard to beat. Chasingouttheblues showed ability on his chasing bow when third at Hexham and with that experience under his belt, the son of Sea Moon could have a say. Maghlaak can beat You Some Girl home for third.

Olly Murphy's SECRET TRIX is the clear pick on official marks and should be hard to beat if he can put in a clear round.
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The Skelton team landed this contest in 2024, and they can do so once more with chase debutant BE AWARE, who was placed in valuable handicap handicap hurdles at Ascot and Cheltenham last season. Range didn't show much after scoring at Chepstow last November, but softer ground should help on his return to action. Cerendipity and Grandeur D'ame are capable sorts on their day.

Grandeur d'Ame has a very good record when fresh but RANGE may seize the chance to dominate from the front.
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Having gone close on each of her last two starts over C&D, KISS AND RUN deserves a change in luck and she may get that on this occasion off a mark which is 4lb higher than her last success. Hierarchy has strong claims if bouncing back to the form of his penultimate victory at Southwell, while Bonnita looks to build on a taking success at Salisbury last month.

In another stride or two KISS AND RUN would have mastered Marching Mac here ten days ago and she's 10lb better off today.
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This looks a good opportunity for FOUND A DIAMOND. The five-year-old finished with a flourish when a never-nearer second at Cork recently and should appreciate this step up in trip. Fourth on his racecourse debut at Listowel, point-to-point winner Rebel Budz warrants the utmost respect with Darragh O'Keeffe aboard, while Denis Hogan's Wartime Leader and Punchestown third The Goose's Acre are other leading hopes. A first runner under National Hunt rules for Natalia Lupini, it'll be interesting to see how Chisum fares, with this chestnut five-year-old not beaten far when last seen at Downpatrick in July.

A running on second at Cork over 2m4f last time, FOUND A DIAMOND can go one better over a trip that should suit.
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HOSTILE HOTELIER was turned over at odds-on when runner-up over fences at Sedgefield, but a switch to timber may see him back in the winner's enclosure. The seven-year-old shouldn't be inconvenienced reverting to an extended 2m7f and he shades the vote over Do No Wrong, who returned to form with a respectable second over the larger obstacles at Southwell and sits on an attractive mark over hurdles. Handicap debutant Fairlawn Skipper is a potential improver.

Although a bit disappointing last time, FAIRLAWN SKIPPER should appreciate this return to further for his handicap debut.
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MOTAZZEN ran well on his return to hurdling at Fontwell earlier in the month and has to be noted, despite a 1lb rise. Soldier's Leap showed promise when a close third on his first start since a wind op at Huntingdon in February and he has to be noted on his return, while the unexposed Shareyourbiscuits is the pick of the remainder.

This can go to MOTAZZEN (nap), who made very good progress last season and probably took another step forward when second this month.
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Now that the penny has dropped for CAMELEY DAYS after a determined success at Yarmouth last week, she can follow up under a 6lb penalty. Not beaten too far over further at Brighton most recently, Bated Breeze is capable of being in the shake-up, as well as Mister Sandman, who should be monitored for market support on his first run for connections that have been in fine form of late.

Preference is for CAMELEY DAYS, who made the breakthrough at Yarmouth last week and is a big player again under a penalty.
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KILASHEE registered an eighth career success when dominating from the front at Galway earlier this month and it'll come as no surprise if she manages to follow up. The admirable 10-year-old was second on her penultimate start at Roscommon and is clearly in good spirits. The one to beat on ratings, Carried With Love is an obvious danger. Third and not beaten far on recent outings at Ballinrobe and Killarney, she'll be ridden by Eoin Staples who claims a valuable 7lb. Disappointing when last seen at Roscommon, Birmingham Alabama is capable of making her presence felt, while others for the shortlist in this open contest are Tir Og, Killinure Lass and handicap debutant Our Girl Ellie.

IMPERIAL MISS was just denied over 2m6f at Galway last time and could get off the mark down in trip
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Having jumped out to his left at Ludlow 22 days ago, Whizz Kid should be much happier reverting to a left-handed track. The nine-year-old merits strong consideration in this small-field affair, but HALF SHOT is a touch more compelling. Iain Jardine's charge arrives on the back of a fair third at Kelso and a 2lb drop in the ratings may prove fruitful. C&D winner Arthur's Quay is the pick of the rest.

The tentative choice is CRACKING DESTINY, although he hasn't been at his best recently. Whizz Kid is another who should go well.
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Having hit the frame on his last two outings at Market Rasen, chase/seasonal debutant JOINING FORCE looks to be on a workable opening mark. Fergal O'Brien's charge wasn't disgraced in two outings between the flags and this could prove a suitable opportunity for him to open his account. A 6lb rise in the ratings for Faitque De L'Isle's victory at Uttoxeter earlier this month shouldn't prevent a bold follow-up bid and he's feared most, ahead of Another Folly.

On a good mark and very unexposed over today's trip, ONEWAYORTOTHER is selected to open his account over fences.
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ROMAN SPRING was beaten four lengths into second at Brighton earlier this month and goes off an unchanged rating. With Ryan Kavanagh claiming a handy 5lb, he could be the one to beat. Up The Anti produced a pair of runner-up efforts prior to her disappointing eighth at Nottingham, so she might be worth another chance. Of the remainder, Autumn Festival makes the most appeal.

With no concerns about the ground and having returned to form with a close fourth last time at Nottingham, TOMMYTWOHOOTS appeals most.
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Off an initial mark of 92, it might be worth taking a chance on TUDORISTA in this fiercely competitive affair. One of two Gavin Cromwell-trained representatives, she is the choice of Keith Donoghue and caught the eye when fourth at Ballinrobe in July. Second over course and distance earlier this month, Midnight Eagle is an obvious danger. Runner-up on her debut for Terence O'Brien at Listowel, Inchiquin Maid is sure to have plenty of supporters, while Nusra and Surviving Murmansk are others for the shortlist.

If INCHIQUIN MAID (nap) has progressed even a little since a Listowel second on her seasonal and stable debut, she can win here
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MONTE A BORD went into plenty of notebooks after finishing a never-nearer second on his debut at Kelso last month and any improvement could see him collect. Port Station and Connells Cross also filled the runner-up spot on their respective debuts, with the latter's form looking slightly stronger. Jennie Candlish's filly may serve the most resistance to the selection, although market support for newcomers Grazeon Sunshine or Prince Of Clova would be interesting.

An interesting bumper can go to MONTE A BORD, who was a promising second in a Kelso bumper that has worked out well on his debut.
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Princess Of Ballea displayed promise on her opening third at Huntingdon earlier this month and she merits respect as the only one with race experience. However, there are some intriguing newcomers on show, with a tentative vote for BROKEN VOW. The daughter of Decorated Knight boasts plenty of speed in her pedigree and market support would increase confidence. Galaxy Star and Doobeedee are others to consider.

Graceful Glance has a good jumping pedigree but Flat-bred filly BROKEN VOW may have more speed and gets the nod.
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C&D winner Banana showed more when occupying the runner-up berth at Wolverhampton on her latest outing and has to be respected, despite a 2lb higher rating. However, SUB THIRTEEN had Sisters In The Sky (third) and Lahina Bay (fourth) behind when victorious by a length at this course last time and can confirm that form to complete a double. Havechatma went in at Southwell last month and also has a chance.

Plenty have possibilities but the vote goes to SUB THIRTEEN, who made it 2-5 at Bath when scoring off a reduced mark three weeks ago.
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A highly promising third on debut over C&D earlier in the month, SHAFI gets the vote. The form of that contest has been franked by the second scoring since and James Tate's charge is taken to get off the mark on this occasion. Not beaten far when third first time out at Leicester last month, Big Shot Veto can follow the selection home, along with C&D runner-up Medyg.

Preference is for SHAFI who, despite showing signs of greenness, finished a promising third on his debut over C&D earlier this month.
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Derek O'Connor partnered LENNON GROVE to finish fifth on her racecourse debut at Listowel and it's interesting that the legendary rider remains on board. In the care of O'Connor when successful in a point-to-point at Loughanmore in April, she has since joined Gavin Cromwell and performed with credit in the aforementioned Listowel event. Sent off favourite when second at Tipperary earlier this month, Garahon is an obvious danger, while Roscommon fourth Mc Swagger is another leading hope. Out of a half-sister to Conflated, Richwood is of definite interest, as are fellow debutants The First Turn and Of Land And Sea

A chance is taken on the well-bred OF LAND AND SEA who hails from a respected yard and has the champion amateur aboard.
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READER should have learned plenty from her debut second at Goodwood earlier this month and ticks plenty of the right boxes. A switch to Polytrack is unlikely to prevent another bold showing from the daughter of Mohaather and a breakthrough victory may beckon. Afton Down left his opening seventh at Wolverhampton behind when filling the runner-up spot at Brighton a fortnight ago and is feared most, ahead of From The Hip.

South Coast Star is a well-bred newcomer for this level but AFTON DOWN has run well on both starts and could be hard to catch.
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BIRDCALL could not have done it much easier on her debut at Nottingham and a 7lb penalty may not be enough to prevent her from remaining unbeaten, especially as she switches to the all-weather. Bred in the purple from a family that connections know well, Saxon Prince may have a say on debut, as well as Havana Oaks, who wasn't disgraced when fifth at Newcastle over 6f.

The market should indicate what is expected from newcomer Saxon Prince, but BIRDCALL was impressive on her Nottingham debut.
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WOODY Y FERNANDEZ may have found his latest fifth over 5f at Redcar on the sharp side and this return to 6f may prove fruitful. The introduction of a hood may help Jennie Candlish's charge settle better and he edges the vote over Miss Ayala. The daughter of James Garfield scored over 7f here on her penultimate outing and she isn't taken lightly. Market support for nursery/stable debutant Kuiama would be interesting.

Kuiama is interesting on her stable debut but MISS AYALA's course win represents solid form and she had excuses last time.
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Not beaten far on each of her last two starts over further, LIGHTNING TOUCH could be well suited by the application of cheekpieces for the first time and she can strike at the eighth time of asking. That may be at the main expense of Wolverhampton second Romantic Spirit and Aiming High, who was a taking winner over further at Lingfield last month.

Aiming High is a reliable mare, but LIGHTNING TOUCH remains unexposed and dropping a furlong may enable her to record a first win.
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Having finished in third on her opening bid at Lingfield 16 days ago, Perdy In Paris is a potential improver stepping up in distance. However, APPLESANDPEARS was more eye-catching on her debut second on the same day at Leicester and Ed Bethell's filly shades the verdict. Baandee posted a bold bid from the front on her first appearance over C&D last month and may fare best of the remainder.

Applesandpears is greatly respected after her promising debut but BRIGHT CITY LIGHTS could improve again and gets the nod.
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DAPPER GUEST did it well when scoring comfortably over C&D last time out and an 8lb rise for that success looks manageable for the son of Dandy Man. He is preferred to another recent C&D winner in Morte Point, who has been raised 7lb, as well as the consistent One Night Thunder. Eldrickjones and Woodstock may also have a say in proceedings.

The vote goes to previous C&D winner DAPPER GUEST who can make it 3-3 on the AW despite the outside stall and an 8lb rise.
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FOUETTE successfully stepped into handicap company at Southwell 23 days ago and the daughter of Acclamation is an attractive proposition, with a 5lb rise suggested as readily workable at this stage of her development. Stellenbosch won a novices' event at the same venue last month and could also have a big say now she has proven herself on Tapeta. Al Joory and Aramis Grey are other strong contenders.

Aramis Grey and Al Joory are respected but FOUETTE (nap) created a positive impression on her reappearance and can follow up.
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A taking winner over 1m4f at Wolverhampton earlier in the month, TOP OF PLEINMONT is likely to appreciate going further up in trip and he can land the double off 4lb higher. A respectable third at Southwell on his second attempt at this distance, Doddington Guy must enter calculations, as well as Petra Grey, who could be well treated off a mark of 52 on her handicap bow.

Most of these have lots to prove but TOP OF PLEINMONT won at Wolverhampton last time and is open to more progress at this new trip.
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FLOWSTATE's two recent second-placed finishes in similar company read well and he could be up to the task of giving weight away all round at this level. Due Date is respected in bidding for a hat-trick. However, he hasn't won from a mark this high before and needs another personal best. Poetic Jack is a previous course winner to also consider from 4lb below his last winning mark.

Due Date should go well in his hat-trick bid but he may have to give best to top-weight FLOWSTATE, who also arives in good order.
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DIVOT returned to form with a highly creditable second over further at Wolverhampton last month and this appeals as an ideal opportunity to get off the mark. Woodstock City is best judged on his penultimate outing at Kempton when narrowly denied over this trip, while similar comments apply to Phaedra, who was successful at Ripon in August before disappointing at Windsor last month.

It may be worth giving a chance to GILTHONIEL on her handicap debut, given she is a half-sister to three middle-distance AW winners.
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Due to go up 4lb in the future after a comfortable success at Southwell last Thursday, JUNO STAR is taken to strike again while the iron is hot, with Ashley Lewis' 5lb claim a major plus. Placed on each of his last two outings, and a winner over C&D in February, Sir Rodneyredblood is one to note, along with Shalaa Asker, who has run with plenty of credit on his last two outings over track and trip.

Juno Star is unpenalised for last week's Southwell win but DARK SIDE PRINCE may be able to exploit his reduced mark.
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SHIMMERING SANDS may be on a long losing streak, but dropping back in trip looks like a good move and he has shown promise on each of his last two starts. The son of Teofilo may have too much for Beaming Light, who bounced back to form with a creditable third at Leicester recently. Coloane and Midnight Ravens are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

The choice is BEAMING LIGHT (nap) who looks the one to beat if reproducing the form shown in third for a 0-78 event over C&D last month.
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Not beaten far on each of his last two starts over slightly further here, CARDINAL POINT sets the standard on form and can return to winning ways, with Hector Crouch an eye-catching booking. Must Believe returned from a break to score comfortably over 1m3f at Kempton last month, but he must now prove himself back over further, while The Bay Warrior is best judged on his penultimate victory at Lingfield.

3yos Must Believe and CARDINAL POINT look the pair to focus on and the latter's proven stamina earns her the verdict.
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IMOLA didn't enjoy the best of passages on her second-placed stable bow over 6f here 19 days ago and compensation could be on the horizon. Joey Ramsden's filly makes plenty of appeal reverting to 7f and she may be able to repel chief rival Latin. James Owen's charge arrives on the back of a good second over 1m2f at Lingfield, although this emphasis on speed could leave him vulnerable. Instant Bond is also noted.

Preference is for IMOLA who comes into this 0-15 but looked unlucky not to make a successful stable debut at Wolverhampton last time.
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Unbeaten in two starts over C&D, including when scoring easily here recently, WYLD BILL should have plenty more to come off 8lb higher. Narrowly denied in a contest at Kempton that has worked out well since, Frostmagic could improve with another go at this trip, whereas Time Tested should appreciate a return to this track, having scored here off 4lb lower in March. Gretna Dreams and Mythical Bird may also have a say in proceedings.

Time Tested and Vilaine Verlaine can give it a good shot but WYLD BILL is taken to continue on the upgrade.
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Magna almost caused a shock when runner-up at odds of 40/1 at Kempton recently and she shouldn't be underestimated off just 1lb higher in the handicap. However, SPUN TO GOLD escapes a penalty for his triumph over 6f at Newcastle nine days ago and reverting to 7f is unlikely to prevent another bold showing. Charlatan arrives here in better form than most and could also feature.

Spun To Gold is much respected but OSELTON may be capable of better yet after a luckless run last time out.
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