There were 32 Races on Monday 11th November 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Carlisle, 7 races at Kempton, 8 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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PIC ROC (runner-up) readily accounted for Asta La Pasta (11th) when they clashed in a decent handicap hurdle at Sandown in March and the son of Mount Nelson, who looks every inch a chaser, can confirm his superiority if he takes to fences at the first time of asking. Kilta won a similar three-runner race at Cartmel on his chasing debut but has something to prove with cheekpieces added, having been soundly beaten on both starts since.

PIC ROC looks all over a chaser and is taken to concede 8 lb to the race-fit Asta La Pasta and make a successful start in this sphere. His yard has enjoyed plenty of winners first time out in the last few months and unlike Dan Skelton's charge, his stamina is proven.

Preference is for PIC ROC, who showed strong form in handicap hurdles in the spring and looks the type to do well over fences.
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Based on the potential he showed when winning a bumper on his Rules debut before finishing a respectable sixth in a Grade 2 event at Aintree last time out, NO QUESTIONS ASKED is an intriguing option starting out over hurdles at this level. As is the case with the selection, stable companions Barrabooka and Cahier's Den also boast winning point-to-point form and they, too, catch the eye on their first starts for a highly respected yard.

NO QUESTIONS ASKED was beaten only 6 lengths in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree when last seen and may have been found a good opening for his hurdles debut. Donald McCain sends out a couple of promising point winners in Barrabooka and Cahier's Den, while Beorma is worth a look having joined Dan Skelton ahead of her first crack over jumps.

This looks a good opportunity for useful bumper performer NO QUESTIONS ASKED to make a winning start over hurdles.
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A useful handicapper on the Flat, HMS PRESIDENT found only one too good at Plumpton on his hurdling bow back in February. He won't need to improve much on that promising effort to make a winning return to action and may prove the one to side with. Birthday Angel also placed at Plumpton on last month's debut over timber and he rates a threat, as does point-to-point winner Piper Park, who is one to note on her first attempt at hurdling.

PIPER PARK fetched a tidy sum after her point win and offered a fair bit in a Wetherby bumper in February. She returns for her hurdles debut in a pretty thin contest and is worth siding with over HMS President, who is presumably pretty fragile and didn't get the job done back from a similar absence first time up over timber in a weak race at Plumpton. Most Wanted completes the shortlist.

Armed with her 7lb sex allowance, unexposed PIPER PARK is an interesting alternative to form choice HMS President.
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As is the case with division one of this race, Donald McCain is dually represented with notable recruits from the point-to-point scene. Bo Cruz showed promise when second on his most recent start between the flags, but IDAHO VALLEY, a game maiden winner at Tallow and half-brother to winning hurdler/chaser Toss Again, looks the main hope based on jockey bookings. We're Red And Blue appeals most from those with hurdles experience, while Jet To Vegas was a promising second in a bumper here last month and is also considered.

The market should reveal plenty but Donald McCain's Irish point scorer IDAHO VALLEY is taken to go in at the first time of asking in this sphere with Brian Hughes in the saddle. We're Red And Blue is much the pick of those with experience and rates a big threat though, with other newcomers Jet To Vegas and Bo Cruz also worthy of consideration.

Bumper winner WE'RE RED AND BLUE was a promising second at Uttoxeter last month and is taken to go one better on his third hurdle start.
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Steppenwolf has disappointed in both outings since winning at Ffos Las in May and has undergone a wind operation. He would have solid claims if back to his best, but a chance is taken on chasing debutant MONTECAM. Nicky Henderson's maiden hurdle winner is a half-brother to the high-class chaser Altior and is fancied to improve now tackling the larger obstacles for the first time. Muskoka and Mighty Moth are others worth noting on their chasing debuts.

MONTECAM has shown fair form as a hurdler and is likely to be well prepared for this first go at chasing by his top yard, so he's preferred to Muskoka and Mighty Moth, who are also having their first go in this discipline.

Solid-looking MUSKOKA is taken to make a successful debut over fences. Montecam is feared most.
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Although he failed to kick on after his breakthrough victory over hurdles at Huntingdon in March, RULER LEGEND showed that he is in decent condition with his fourth-placed return on the Flat at Newbury last month. The son of Camelot is open to improvement over today's 2m4f distance and he's fancied to regain the winning thread. Handicap debutant Horsesomeharry is another who may appreciate this rise in trip and the six-year-old is feared most, ahead of Get A Superstar.

HORSESOMEHARRY wouldn't be the first from his yard to prove a different proposition in handicaps and gets the vote, with confidence in his chance increased should the betting vibes be strong. Joie More shaped quite well on his C&D handicap debut last month and is second choice ahead of Ruler Legend, who retains handicapping scope on his Flat ability and hails from an in-form stable. In common with the selection, She's Not Joeking is an unexposed type who could improve in handicaps.

Having looked a threat only to fade over C&D on his handicap debut, JOIE MORE is taken to improve for that outing and come out on top.
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Nicky Henderson has trained two of the last three winners of this contest and his CALIFET EN VOL is anticipated to make a bold bid. The five-year-old finished a respectable third in a bumper at Ayr on his debut under Rules and will likely have plenty more to offer now hurdling. As Legends Have It won a bumper at Ffos Las in April and can feature if proving as effective on this faster going, while Thunder N Lightnin finished runner-up over hurdles at Taunton last year and that experience should stand him in good stead on his reappearance.

The three hurdling newcomers could have this between them, with CALIFET EN VOL taken to give his yard another win in this novice. He shaped well in an Ayr bumper in April and looks sure to do better now jumping upped in trip. As Legends Have It is preferred over Montana Golden for the forecast.

The most interesting one is CALIFET EN VOL, who was placed in what usually turns out to be a strong Ayr bumper in April.
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Not for the first time, UNEXPECTED PARTY's stamina appeared stretched by the 2m4f distance when finishing last in the Old Roan Chase at Aintree last month. Last season's Grand Annual hero should appreciate this stiff 2m and any improvement for his seasonal debut should make him tough to beat. Path D'oroux justified cramped odds in a novice chase at Cheltenham 17 days ago and another bold bid is forecast from Gavin Cromwell's charge, while four-year-old Kalif Du Berlais is an intriguing chase debutant with his handy weight-for-age allowance.

None of these can be ruled out but preference is for Dan Skelton's Grand Annual Chase victor UNEXPECTED PARTY who shaped as if his reappearance fifth in Aintree's Old Roan Chase would put him spot on here. Paul Nicholls saddles an interesting chasing newcomer in the shape of Adonis Hurdle winner Kalif du Berlais and Irish-challenger Path d'Oroux also warrants plenty of respect in this intriguing contest.

The 4yo KALIF DU BERLAIS won a Grade 2 over hurdles at Kempton in February and can exploit the 8lb allowance on his chasing debut.
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DARGIANNINI was sent off favourite when winning this race by 11 lengths last year and, with a run at Uttoxeter last month to put him spot-on, he has every chance of a repeat today off just 4lb higher in the handicap, especially if he is allowed to bowl along in front once more. Pyramid Place needs a career-best performance on his second start for Olly Murphy to win off his current mark and may have to settle for second, while the long-absent Stoner's Choice is the pick for third.

JACKPOT D'ATHOU fluffed his lines on his handicap debut at Ayr last spring but is taken to bounce back in style after breathing surgery for his in-form yard. Last year's victor Dargiannini could emerge as the main threat ahead of Pyramid Place.

Topweight DARGIANNINI is only 4lb higher than when dominating this race from the front last year and gets the vote.
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An opening mark of 106 could prove lenient for DIAMOND KODA, who found only a subsequent winner too strong at Fakenham in April. Nick Kent's inmate may prove a tough nut to crack if resuming in the same form and a first career triumph could be on the cards. Knomorediamonds finished a close-up second on his handicap bow over C&D last month and he isn't taken lightly off a 4lb higher rating. Strictly Tango and Dino Bellagio are also noted.

Lucinda Russell's KNOWMOREDIAMONDS is taken to build on his promising opening effort in handicaps over C&D last month. Dino Bellagio is a potentially dangerous opponent as her bumper ability certainly gives her scope from an opening mark in the 90s. Sedgefield maiden winner Strictly Tango also makes the shortlist.

It's likely that DISCO ANNIE will be back on better ground for this handicap debut and she gets the nod. Diamond Koda is feared.
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Some intriguing runners here include top-weight Sacre Coeur, who won last time out at Plumpton by 20 lengths and races under a 7lb penalty, and Mulberry Hill, who was third at Ludlow over hurdles last month but won this race last year when racing off exactly the same handicap mark. Both can go well, but a chance is taken on TRAPISTA, who finished second at Uttoxeter when last seen in July. The selection races from the bottom of the handicap and makes plenty of appeal with Benjamin Macey claiming a huge 10lb off her back.

This is wide open but Dan Skelton's SACRE COEUR rates the pick of the weights under a 7 lb penalty for her Plumpton victory so edges the vote from last year's heroine Mulberry Hill. Chasing-debutante Finest View comes here in fine form from hurdling and warrants lots of respect too along with Holly and Ilovethenightlife.

This pick is ILOVETHENIGHTLIFE, who won over hurdles off today's mark last season and made a satisfactory chasing debut last month.
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JALISCO STAR looked to improve on her first start after wind surgery when fourth at Bangor over hurdles, beaten less than six lengths, and if she takes to fences at the first attempt, she should go close. Similar Story did win her only chase so far at Kelso but she was all out to get up over 3m and may struggle for pace over this trip off 5lb higher, while Maimie's Magic travels over from Ireland and is well worth a market check.

Ex-pointer SIMILAR STORY relished the switch to chasing when successful at Kelso last month and should improve for a while over fences, so he's preferred to chasing-debutants Maimie's Magic and Jalisco Star.

Jalisco Star is an interesting chase debutante but SIMILAR STORY (nap) made a good start over fences at Kelso and can follow up.
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Although thwarted in his bid to land a double when runner-up at Ayr a fortnight ago, Magical Arthur lost little in defeat and a further 2lb rise shouldn't prevent the six-year-old from giving another good account. However, it could be worth taking a punt on INSPECTOR LYNLEY, who sits on an attractive mark if taking Eddie Edge's 7lb claim into consideration. Neil Mulholland's charge can be excused his Perth flop in September after not travelling well on the journey north and he had previously looked progressive. The Dark Edge completes the shortlist.

The pair at the top of the weights may dominate this, with MAGICIAL ARTHUR narrowly preferred to Charlie Longsdon's The Dark Edge. Honey Jack rates a possible improver in handicaps for the in-form Joe Tizzard stable and is next on the list.

Magical Arthur and THE DARK EDGE arrive in very good form and may fight this out. Slight preference is for the latter.
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Getawhisky represents the in-form Skelton team and, as a daughter of Getaway related to some decent sorts, she can go well if her inexperience doesn't count against her. Donald McCain's Roses All The Way looks the best of his two runners, with her point-to-point second franked by the winner subsequently taking a Uttoxeter bumper, but I'VE MADEUPMYMIND seems the one to beat. Beaten less than seven lengths in both a Listed race at Sandown and a decent bumper at Cheltenham, she ought to find this level much more to her liking.

I'VE MADEUPMYMIND has already shown a good level of form and can put her experience to good use on return. Getawhisky looks an appealing newcomer for a top yard and Roses All The Way is an interesting recruit from points.

Preference is for the Dan Skelton-trained GETAWHISKY who is a sister to the highly talented two-time Carlisle winner One For Rosie.
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COUNTESS CANDY showed significant improvement from her first start when she romped home by the best part of eight lengths over this C&D in a novice stakes in September. It is safe to put a line through her most recent start, as dropping back to a mile didn't suit the daughter of Toronado, and, now back over 1m2f, she is well worth another chance off a potentially lenient mark of 70 on her handicap debut. Run For The Sun and Sambucus are the pick of the remainder.

A modest handicap with RUN FOR THE SUN chanced. She has good claims on the pick of her efforts having been dropped another 3 lb and this step up in trip should suit. Countess Candy and Rainproof may also be in the mix.

Solid-looking handicap debutante COUNTESS CANDY is taken to defy top weight. Run For The Sun is feared most.
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IKIGAI STAR built on his second at Worcester in September when landing the spoils at Southwell last month. A 2lb nudge up in the ratings looks more than fair for Charlie Longsdon's inmate and a brace could be on the horizon. Sanitiser remains a maiden in this sphere after 10 outings to date, but the five-year-old has done little wrong and a reproduction of his latest runner-up effort at Fontwell is likely to see him involved once more. Ezmerellda may fare best of the remainder.

A case can be made for all 5 in quite a trappy finale. SANITISER can't be faulted for consistency over hurdles and perhaps this is the day he'll get his head in front. Ezmerellda and Ikigai Star are feared most.

Top of the list is EZMERELLDA (nap), who is 1lb lower than when running a big race in defeat on her handicap hurdle debut in February
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TRIBAL WISDOM landed a more competitive handicap than this when last tried over course and distance two starts ago. The son of Frankel looks to have solid claims back this venue, with Ryan Kavanagh's 3lb allowance further helping his cause, and he can regain the winning thread. Visibility won an amateur riders' race here on his penultimate outing and the return to this longer distance will suit, while Fools Rush In is not easily discounted having won over the extended mile here in September.

FOOLS RUSH IN goes well here and, having just been collared late here a week ago, he's worth a chance to make amends if the race doesn't come too soon. Tribal Wisdom is a danger and Visibility can feature if things drop right for him.

Top of the list is TRIBAL WISDOM, who is 2-2 at this track and was a creditable third behind an improver at Chelmsford last time.
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Force And Valour is not one to ignore after the Mehmas colt came home second in a Southwell nursery last month when beaten just a head, and a return to novice company can see him get into the mix. Dc Cogent is bred to be a sprinter and is related to plenty of winners over 5f and 6f, but QUEENOFDESTRUCTION is preferred. Second on her only start when beaten a nose at Wolverhampton, normal improvement may be all she needs to go one better today.

QUEENOFDESTRUCTION made a very promising start when just failing at Wolverhampton 4 weeks ago and could be hard to beat with progress imminent. Force And Valour looked unlucky not to win for a second time at Southwell and is the clear danger. Bueno Nacho is probably worth another chance switched to AW.

Wolverhampton runner-up QUEENOFDESTRUCTION can go one better. Force And Valour is second choice.
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Show Biz Kid attempted to make all when starting favourite here on his first start for new connections, but faded tamely in the closing stages. He can fare better with that outing under his belt, but a chance is taken on WONDER. The son of Masar makes a belated reappearance after suffering a setback at Newmarket over a year ago, though he had shown enough when runner-up at Salisbury before that to suggest he can win at this level. Mr Grimes may prove best of the rest.

This looks a weak race and STEPS IN TIME makes some appeal on pedigree, so he's worth a chance to make a winning start at the possible expense of Show Biz Kid. Wonder can make his presence felt if tuned up after a long absence/gelding operation.

This looks a bit trappy but SHOW BIZ KID has leading claims if he can bounce back near his best and he gets the vote.
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Karl Burke won this in 2022 with Monty Man and the Middleham-based handler bids to repeat the dose today with Southwell second A FINE CLARET. He can go close, assuming the headgear works a second time, and he may prove too strong in the finish for Leicester runner-up Laurens Dream, who makes her all-weather debut. Paulie Two Lockers has shown glimpses of ability and sports first-time cheekpieces as connections search for the improvement needed.

LAURENS DREAM has been shaping up nicely in nurseries over this trip and seems sure to go well if taking to the new surface. A Fine Claret is feared most ahead of Clever Jack.

Having posted two solid efforts in turf nurseries, LAURENS DREAM (nap) can break her duck. A Fine Claret is the obvious danger.
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BETA READER's inexperience has got the better of him in both starts so far, although last month's improved effort at Southwell indicated he was going the right way. This shorter trip will likely suit and he gets another chance, with Charlie Johnston's yard back among the winners in the past week. Sandscreendeliverd is a half-brother to a Listed sprint winner and could go well if attracting support on his debut, while Naughty Eyes and Sundiata Keita are other newcomers to note in the market.

SUNDIATA KEITA is bred for speed and, if he has enough know-how on debut, he could land what looks a thin race on paper. Naughty Eyes is another newcomer to respect and Beta Reader is the best of those with experience.

The vote goes to BETA READER, who showed promise at Southwell last time and is open to more progress on this drop in trip.
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Searchingtheblues has done nothing wrong in two starts, winning at Kempton by a neck and Wolverhampton by eight lengths, but she has to give 9lb to all her rivals here which might prove beyond her. North Star has to be considered after her debut C&D second last month when she ran on strongly, but a chance is taken on exciting newcomer MAJAZ. A 450,000gns daughter of Dubawi, she looks the part on paper for a stable firing in the winners recently and is certainly one to consider very closely.

NORTH STAR made a bright start here 3 weeks ago, finishing with running left, and could deliver a first defeat to Searchingtheblues, who hasn't been seen since her second victory at Wolverhampton at the end of July. Expensive yearling Majaz and Pineal are very interesting newcomers representing top Newmarket stables.

Solid-looking NORTH STAR is taken to build on her debut effort and go one better. Majaz is second choice.
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Beauzon has not been at his best lately but with seven wins over this trip off higher marks, and five of coming them here, he still makes the shortlist in this field. Araifjan has six all-weather wins but disappointed at Chelmsford last month, and it may be best to side with MY GENGHIS. Second here off 2lb lower over 5f when staying on well last month, he steps back up a furlong now which may be all he needs for a fourth career success.

MY GHENGIS has been in top form lately and wasn't seen to best effect (caught wide) when bidding for the hat-trick here last time, so he's fancied to resume winning ways at the possible expense of Gherkin. Captain Dandy is too well handicapped to completely dismiss.

Preference is for MY GENGHIS, who was a good second in his hat-trick bid here last time and still looks on a workable mark.
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THE COOKSTOWN CAFU switched to David O'Meara's yard in September and has won twice at this venue subsequently. The five-year-old has been raised 5lb for last month's success, but has scored off higher marks in the past and is likely to prove competitive once again. Rogue Encore opened his account with a recent victory over this course and distance and has scope for further improvement, while Titian will be sharper for last month's comeback at Redcar and has a shout in this lower grade.

TITIAN made an encouraging return from a lay-off when a recent fourth at Redcar and this C&D winner can build on it and capitalise on a lenient mark. Recent C&D scorer Rogue Encore is next on the list with Bellarchi and Mudamer appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

Front-runner THE AFRICAN QUEEN, who's won twice when fresh, could yet be capable of better and she's preferred to Rogue Encore
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Sisters In The Sky could prove popular here with Rossa Ryan in the saddle following a close-up fourth at Bath last month. He can go well off the same mark, but a chance is taken on GLOBAL EFFORT. Not the most rewarding gelding with one win from 28 starts, that victory was over this C&D off 7lb higher and he is undoubtedly well handicapped at present. Coast is another to take seriously in a race full of out of sorts sprinters.

SISTERS IN THE SKY has been in good order and, in a race that won't take much winning, he makes most appeal. Spanish Lady and Heartrate could also get involved.

Toussarok is respected off his tempting mark, now down in grade, but SISTERS IN THE SKY is still in form and looks the one to beat.
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BRUMMELL found only the progressive Balmoral Lady too good in a tougher sprint at Yarmouth last month. A potential improver on his second start after wind surgery, the son of Dandy Man can resume winning ways in this lower grade. Thunder Star placed at Newmarket on her latest outing and another good account seems assured competing off a slightly lower mark, while Zuffolo arrives in fine fettle and is preferred to Herakles of the remainder.

None of these can be ruled out but the vote goes to BRUMMELL who rates just the pick of these weights on the back of his very good recent Yarmouth second. C&D scorer Zuffolo heads the list of dangers with Herakles, Thunder Star and Honour Your Dreams also well in the mix.

The return to 5f will suit the hard-pulling HONOUR YOUR DREAMS. Brummell is second choice in a trappy handicap.
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COME ON JOHN was cleverly ridden by Sean D Bowen last time out over a furlong shorter when winning comfortably at Southwell, and if he gets the rub of the green again, then he could follow up despite an added 6lb from the handicapper. Arazzo left Harry Charlton as a six-race maiden but showed more when placed at Newcastle last month and it will be interesting to see how he gets on for new owner/trainer Bernard Llewellyn, while Pysanka brings consistency to the table after four consecutive top-three finishes and he is another to take very seriously.

COME ON JOHN is yet another who has been turned around by James Owen and can defy the handicapper. Low-mileage 3-y-o Arazzo is feared most for new trainer Bernard Llewellyn.

Off his last winning mark and with Rossa Ryan back on board, HILL STATION is preferred. Come On John is feared most.
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King's School may prove popular after coming home second on his last two starts, but an added 5lb from the handicapper won't help and he may have to settle for another place. Ahamoment scored by a couple of lengths at Ayr in September and he can go well despite a 5lb rise having won off 1lb higher over C&D in January, but TURBO COMMAND gets the nod. All five career wins have been over this trip on the all-weather and, after a close-up third at Southwell last time, he may be ready to strike again.

A few with chances but KING'S SCHOOL signalled he is ready to strike when a fine recent runner-up over C&D and can gain a deserved breakthrough victory. C&D scorer Ahamoment heads the list of dangers, with Turbo Command, Lahab and William Dewhirst all worthy of consideration too.

Judged on his recent C&D efforts, KING'S SCHOOL looks set to get off the mark. Finn Ironside is second choice.
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Breeding suggested ALTANERA would appreciate the step up to 1m6f here and she duly returned a cosy winner. This further test of stamina will likely bring more improvement and the unexposed three-year-old is taken to defy a 4lb rise. Dance Time has placed over 1m4f on the Tapeta and is respected with Rossa Ryan taking over the reins, while Grand Duchess Olga can feature again on the back of finishing second over this course and distance.

ALTANERA stands out as an unexposed type in this line-up and can make light of a 4 lb rise. Dark Mystery and Grand Duchess Olga may provide the main opposition.

This can go to the lightly raced ALTANERA (nap), who won over 1m6f here last month and is open to more progress over this longer trip.
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With a lack of recent winning form to work with, it may be sensible to side with HOWZAK, who has won five times on the all-weather and was only beaten half a length here when third earlier in the month. Three of his victories have been off higher marks and a repeat of his last run may be all he needs to score. Miami Hills is lightly raced and could have more to offer from a lowly mark on her handicap debut, leaving the dropped-in-class Kats Bob to possibly chase them home.

This is wide open but HOWZAK edges the verdict on the back of his very good recent third here. Pinpoint is weighted to have a big say if back on his A-game so could emerge as the chief danger ahead of handicap-debutante Miami Hills.

The return to 6f will suit HAVANA ROSE, who's tumbled down the weights in recent times. Keep an eye on Miami Hills in the market.
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First-time cheekpieces worked the oracle for JUST TYPICAL when returning the ready winner at Newcastle. Ian Williams' charge had gone close over this course and distance before that and a 4lb rise may not be enough to anchor him in this. Plumette is potentially well treated and showed signs of a resurgence when runner-up over 7f here a week ago. Another good account seems likely from her, while Cut To The Chase and Fitz Perfectly are others worthy of consideration.

PLUMETTE has made a positive start to life back with the David Loughnane stable here in recent weeks and can resume winning ways with Rossa Ryan taking over in the saddle. Fitz Perfectly, Cut To The Chase and Harlington head the dangers.

An open race in which recent Newcastle winner JUST TYPICAL gets the vote ahead of another 3yo in Harlington.
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ALAFDHAL was winning off a similar mark here at the start of the year and the six-year-old looks set to get his head back in front based on recent efforts, including a third-placed finish at Chelmsford just four days ago. Darkened Edge has been in the mix since scoring at Bath in August and remains unexposed on the all-weather. She rates a threat, while Cooperation drops in trip with a shout on his first start for Mick Appleby's yard after placing over 6f here in September.

It's worth taking a chance that Mick Appleby has been able to work his magic on COOPERATION. Alafdhal has been knocking on the door lately and is second choice ahead of Darkened Edge.

An open race and a chance is taken with COOPERATION now making his debut for Mick Appleby off a generous mark.
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