There were 38 Races on Friday 15th December 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Cheltenham, 7 races at Bangor, 8 races at Southwell, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Imperial Jade opened her account over hurdles at Chepstow in April and Charlie Longsdon's filly makes her handicap/seasonal bow off a workable mark. However, IONTACH CHEVAL has race-fitness on his side after posting a respectable third on his reappearance at Sandown last month. The seven-year-old is only 1lb higher than last season's Warwick victory and makes most appeal. Sleeping Satellite and Harel Du Marais are worth a second look too.

Another chance is given to the Paul Nicholls-trained RARE MIDDLETON now taking a drop in class with a tongue tied added. Imperial Jade appeals as one who could have more to come in handicaps this term and is second choice ahead of Harel du Marais and Mrs Grimley.

Top of the list is IONTACH CHEVAL, who can improve upon his comeback run now back on better ground. Sleeping Satellite is feared.
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150,000-pound purchase BECTIVE ABBEY was quite taking when landing the spoils on his sole point-to-point start in Ireland and this looks a good starting point now under the tutelage of Nicky Henderson. His stablemate Lucky Place should enjoy the step up in distance and the four-year-old is unlikely to be far away, although a bigger threat may emerge from Onewayortother, who displayed much more encouragement on his third-placed finish at Newbury last month.

ZAIN NIGHTS caught the attention of the stewards at Huntingdon just under 3 weeks ago and having initially been banned from running for 40 days, Lucy Wadham was successful with her appeal so he gets the nod to score second time up with significant improvement on the cards. Lucky Place found only one too strong on his hurdling debut recently so could emerge as the main danger, with Inoui Machin and Onewayortother another couple fancied to go well.

Point winner BECTIVE ABBEY has his first run for Nicky Henderson having been bought for £150,000 and is taken to make a winning start.
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A Grade 2 bumper winner at Aintree in April, DYSART ENOS sets the standard in this competitive affair and made quite the impression on her hurdles debut at Huntingdon last month. The weight received from some of her main rivals is a big plus and she can see off Wincanton scorer Meatloaf, as well as Kintail, who did it well over further at Warwick. Beat The Bat and Irish raider Soldante, who sports a tongue-tie for the first time, are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

A good race that will likely be form to follow. DYSART ENOS maintained her unbeaten record without much difficulty on her Huntingdon hurdle debut last month and has scope for considerable progress based on her strong bumper form, so she's taken to extend her winning sequence to 5 under Rules. Spirits Bay finished his race off well at Sandown and is a likely improver, while Kintail and Beat The Bat are others to take seriously.

This is a serious field but the mare DYSART ENOS has looked a bit special and is selected to continue her unbeaten record under rules.
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HECTOR MASTER has posted two solid runner-up efforts since going chasing this season and a 3lb rise for his latest second at Kelso may not be enough to prevent the six-year-old from gaining a first career success. The in-form veteran Abaya Du Mathan should put his experience in this sphere to good use and may give the selection most to think about, ahead of winning pointer Ballybeg Boss.

BALLYBEG BOSS ultimately proved a shade disappointing over hurdles last season but this former point winner is likely to be seen in a better light now handicapping/switched to fences off what looks a very reasonable opening mark. Force de Frap is interesting back in this sphere (placed on a few occasions over fences when trained in France) and he is second choice ahead of Abaya du Mathan.

Unexposed 5yo BALLYBEG BOSS makes his chase/handicap debut after a break but could turn out to be too good for this grade.
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Although Stratton Oakmont warrants respect after opening his account at Southwell in late-November, the seven-year-old only beat two rivals home that day and he may need to jump with more fluency to complete a double in this contest. With that in mind, it could be worth taking a chance on JEM IN EM. The selection ran in snatches when finishing fourth at Kelso last month and first-time cheekpieces should help him travel with more verve. Ben Lilly and the returning Inedit De Mee are others to note.

JEM IN EM strikes at the type to benefit from first-time headgear and is still youthful and unexposed as a stayer, so he's selected to resume progress/winning ways. Last-time-out winner Stratton Oakmont and Ben Lilly head the opposition.

The very lightly raced 6yo URBAN SOLDIER could get back on track following wind surgery and the move to Harry Derham.
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GREY DAWNING has looked a natural since beginning his career in this sphere behind the talented Stay Away Fay at Exeter, and his most recent success at Haydock was completely dominant. He can follow up under ideal conditions, with the progressive Trelawne looking best placed to chase him home after a taking success at Carlisle on his own chasing bow last month. A faller two out at this track when challenging the reopposing Ginny's Destiny, Crebilly is another to consider if getting a clear round.

A cracking contest in store with persuasive cases able to be made for most but preference is for GREY DAWNING, who could hardly have been more impressive at Haydock last month and Dan Skelton's 6-y-o looks as though he's going to be one of the premier British-trained novice chasers this season. Crebilly looked a significant threat to Ginny's Destiny when departing late on here last month, so he may emerge as the main threat, with Trelawne rounding off the shortlist.

It was hard not to be impressed by how GREY DAWNING eased clear at Haydock, hammering some seriously talented opposition.
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HORACIO APPLE'S shaped better than the finishing position suggests when fifth at Wetherby last month. The drop in trip from 3m may see the gelded son of Saddex in a better light and he's taken to get the better of Fakir. The eight-year-old finished runner-up on his reappearance at Sedgefield in October and is likely to be the mix once more, while Lady Of The Night races off a career-low mark and she cannot be ruled out either.

It may well be a case of third time lucky over fences for HORACIO APPLE'S, who appeared to find 3m on deep ground too much of a slog at Wetherby last time. He's now 2 lb lower and, moreover, will be suited by this drop back in trip. Henry Gray can be expected to leave his chase debut form well behind in time and is nominated as the main danger, though Fakir also merits respect and chase debutante Our Friend Mo needs a second look, too.

Grade-dropper HORACIO APPLE'S (nap) was right in the thick of things for a long way on heavy ground at Wetherby and can prevail here.
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Sageburg County won in facile fashion over the extended 2m4f at Southwell last month and he commands respect. However, that was only a four-runner field and this 7lb rise looks hefty, so the vote, therefore, goes to IMAC WOOD. Deborah Cole's runner ran on well when scoring cosily over 2m5f at Hereford and this 4lb rise in the ratings doesn't appear out of his reach. Prairie Wolf is another to note.

SAGEBURG COUNTY proved a class apart when making it 2 from 3 over fences at Southwell and remains one to keep on the right side of. Imac Wood has seemingly been rejuvenated by the return to chasing and rates the main threat ahead of Family Business.

The switch to fences has prompted improvement from SAGEBURG COUNTY (nap), who is two from three in this sphere, and he can win again.
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A tentative vote goes to DONNACHA, who has had an excellent start to the season and should benefit from the slight rise in distance, following a strong runner-up effort here at the November meeting. The unexposed five-year-old will once again be looking to down a progressive type of Nicky Henderson's in the shape Doddiethegreat, who returned from a mammoth absence to score at Ascot last month. Williethebuilder drops in grade, having run with credit here in Grade 2 company last time out, while Panjari is one to note for market support on his handicap debut.

A cracking handicap in which it may pay to focus on the least exposed runners. PANJARI could be underestimated by an opening hurdle mark of 117 judged on Flat ability and gets the nod for Paul Nicholls. The promising Doddiethegreat seems unlikely to give up his unbeaten record without a fight and is second choice ahead of Williethebuilder and Donnacha.

There are three fascinating handicap debutants from top stables but DONNACHA's second of 17 here last month earns the vote.
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YES INDEED was far from disgraced when finishing third on his reappearance in a competitive handicap chase at Carlisle last month and any natural improvement could make the gelding tough to pass. Hold That Taught is also likely to prove popular after his victory at Ascot. A 3lb rise is unlikely to prevent another bold bid from the eight-year-old and he merits respect, while First Lord De Cuet should make his presence felt too.

Things didn't go to plan for FIRST LORD DE CUET on his return at Cheltenham last month but is worth another chance off a tempting mark back down in class. Tiger Orchid and Yes Indeed continue to hold their form well and rate the main threats.

The suggestion is HOLD THAT TAUGHT, who still looks well handicapped after a 3lb rise for last month's Ascot win.
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A very competitive heat sees a chance taken on IL VA DE SOI who has been competing with rivals that boast a higher ceiling of ability recently and he can be seen to better effect today. Harry Derham's charge makes his handicap debut and this opening mark of 106 looks workable. Mikhailovich should also be on the scene, with this drop in trip likely to suit after not quite lasting home over the extended 2m4f at Market Rasen last month, while the consistent Spot On Soph is also in with a shout.

A few with chances but Kim Bailey's MIKHAILOVICH arrives at the top of his game so is fancied to resume winning ways and fend off in-form handicap debutant Two Past Eight. Soldierofthestorm is another who can have a say along with Il Va de Soi.

Harry Derham's IL VA DE SOI has been running in novice hurdles at top tracks and this mark might be okay for his handicap debut.
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Mad About Sally is 2-4 over fences and is suggested as shortlist material, while Walk In Clover boasts valuable course experience and rates as a big player, with the return to this sort of trip expected to ideally suit. However, Irish raider LA MALMASON is still unexposed and looks the one to side with after an improved effort when third at Down Royal 35 days ago. That form sets the standard, given the winner went of that race on to finish a good second in the Drinmore at Fairyhouse earlier this month.

This looks very competitive, with several appealing candidates on show. MALAITA wasn't beaten far on ground that was probably slower than ideal at Warwick last time and she could take some catching back here (winner over hurdles on sole previous visit to this course) with underfoot conditions likely to be more favourable. Irish raider La Malmason looks a big threat on her handicap debut in this sphere, while Royale Margaux and Walk In Clover are others to consider, along with I Am Gonna Be.

There's a good chance that Gavin Cromwell's Irish challenger LA MALMASON, a close relation to Stage Star, will prove the class act.
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A tentative vote is for CHRIS COOL, who exploited a career-low mark of 96 when scoring in good style over 3m1f at Huntingdon last month. A repeat of that effort, up just 6lb in the ratings, would make him difficult to stop. Butler's Brief rates as the biggest danger up 4lb for his comfortable success over 3m2f at Kelso, while the consistent Shallow River is expected to hit the frame.

Last month's Huntingdon scorer Chris Cool might be able to cope with a 6 lb rise. Astronomic View has the potential to build on his Exeter handicap debut second and gets the nod for the forecast spot ahead of Shallow River.

His stamina heads into unknown territory but this is a drop in grade for SHALLOW RIVER, who went down fighting at Carlisle last month.
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SCRUM DIDDLY was well backed when bumping into a progressive rival in a three-runner contest last month over 3m at Ascot, and he could be difficult to beat on this occasion. Egbert rates as the biggest danger after winning in good style over the extended 2m4f at Kempton last time but this 9lb rise could be tough to defy, while the former Irish raider Grozni looks an interesting recruit for James Owen.

A really competitive novice handicap. TWINJETS was let down by novicey mistakes on chase debut but is a scopey sort and remains one who should do vastly better over fences, especially now having joined a powerful stable. Scrum Diddly gave an above-average prospect plenty to think about at Ascot last time and heads the list of dangers, with Brandy McQueen taken to complete the placings.

It was a strong race in which STORMINHOME finished tired at Exeter but he's better than that, as his Huntingdon effort confirms.
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Some admirable campaigners are drawn together for this veterans chase, with the likes of recent Kempton winner Le Ligerien and Go Steady, who was denied by just a neck over hurdles at Uttoxeter last month, rated as strong contenders based on their peak efforts over fences. However, LORD DU MESNIL ran a blinder when he was second in a class 2 handicap on the New course back in April, and he could be hard to beat if he replicates that level today. Storm Control is also considered.

It could be worth chancing STORM CONTROL, who's dipped below his last winning mark on his first attempt in a veterans race. Le Ligerien looked better than ever when winning a similar event at Kempton last month and is a solid alternative, with Top Ville Ben best of the others.

A chance is taken on the reappearing UP HELLY AA KING, who put up a bold show over 2m5f first time out last season.
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CLASSIC LORD was a bloodless winner over the extended 2m1f at Fontwell last time and this looks a good opportunity to follow up that success. The five-year-old can continue on an upward trajectory. Just Gino is fancied to give the selection most to think about on his first start under Rules for the in-form Donald McCain yard, while Two Auld Pals makes most appeal of the remainder.

CLASSIC LORD got off the mark over hurdles in tidy fashion at Fontwell last month and is selected to defy a penalty, though strong market support for winning Irish pointer Just Gino would put a slightly different slant on matters. Golden Ambit isn't sure to be suited by the drop in trip but is still third choice.

The one with least to prove is CLASSIC LORD, who comes here after a fairly comfortable win on heavy ground at Fontwell last month.
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A costly purchase at the recent Tattersalls November Sales, MAGICAL ANNIE could be a shrewd recruit to the Ben Pauling yard, following a highly encouraging success on debut at Galway in October. She can follow up at Listed level, with fellow Irish recruit Avakate looking best placed to chase her home, having joined the Alan King yard recently. Both Listentoyourheart and Rula Bula made fine impressions on their most recent starts and they are likely to be thereabouts, along with Future Fortune and the hat-trick-seeking One Colour.

LISTENTOYOURHEART overcame greenness to score with plenty in hand at Sedgefield a couple of months ago and, with improvement on the cards, she gets the nod ahead of Magical Annie, who also made an impressive start in Ireland. Rula Bula is also considered in what could prove a strong race.

Dan Skelton's LISTENTOYOURHEART looked a decidedly nice prospect when justifying market confidence at Sedgefield.
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Galvin was unable to justify favouritism in a similar C&D event last month, but Gordon Elliott's classy nine-year-old merits the utmost respect eased 3lb in the ratings. LATENIGHTPASS emphasised his liking for a stamina-sapping test when finishing second in that same contest and compensation could await, though Minella Indo is one to look out for on his first foray into handicaps. Gesskille arrives in search of his hat-trick and he's another to take seriously, along with Diesel D'Allier, who is now 3lb lower than when winning this in 2021.

GALVIN took well to this course when second to his stablemate at the festival in March and he shaped as if the run was needed here last month, so he's worth another chance. Minella Indo is another class act and an intriguing addition to this sphere, while another solid showing is expected from Latenightpass.

This is a new experience for GESSKILLE, yet his excellent record around Aintree tempers concerns on that score. He's 2-2 in blinkers.
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Mullins Cross has been running to a consistent level in recent starts and she must enter calculations, but a chance can be taken on WHITEHAVEN. A useful sort on the Flat, Donald McCain's charge finished down the field on last month's reappearance but ought to improve for the run and his earlier hurdling form would give him every chance, with forecast ground conditions expected to be no problem. Rolypolymoly is also noted.

Irish-raider MULLINS CROSS is on a long losing run but rates the pick of these weights so gets the vote in a contest where lots arrive with question marks against them. Cosheston could emerge as the chief threat despite having a long absence to overcome, with Rolypolymoly not ruled out for his new yard.

She has a modest strike-rate but MULLINS CROSS has posted some pretty good efforts on slow ground in recent months and gets the vote.
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The Sue Smith stable can do little wrong at present and this looks like an ideal opportunity for INFORMATEUR to regain the winning thread, following a decent pipe-opener over hurdles at Wetherby last month. His penultimate effort at Newcastle is strong form, and he can get the better of capable topweight Fidux, as well as Tango Boy, who could be up to this if his jumping is on point.

A chance is taken that FIDUX will prove too well handicapped after a break, carrying 19 lb less here (including rider's claim) than when runner-up in a similar contest at the track in February. Whatsdastory made a sound return to action at Hereford last time and is also respected, with Light Flicker well worth another chance to build on encouraging show at Cheltenham.

Six-time chase winner LIGHT FLICKER can return to winning ways now back on better ground. Whatsdastory is second choice.
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GYENYAME stayed on powerfully over 2m5f here last time when finishing second to a potentially well-handicapped individual and Joe Tizzard's unexposed hurdler looks set to continue his ascendency now upped in trip. White Rhino has risen a total of 49lb in the handicap since winning at Southwell in February and is unlikely to be far away having also hit the woodwork last time, while the Nicky Henderson pair of Captain Morgs, who landed this prize 12 months ago, and Bold Endeavour are just two others to consider.

There should be more to come from WHITE RHINO now stepping up to 3m for the first time and he's taken to confirm last month's course superiority over Paricolor and take his handicap record to an impressive 5-7. Gyenyame, another with a good recent effort here, looks best of the remainder.

The highly progressive WHITE RHINO (nap) has a great deal going for him. Most of the others require plenty of enthusiasm as well, mind.
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GUARD THE MOON trounced his rivals over C&D earlier this month. On that evidence, Nigel Twiston-Davies' five-year-old looks more than capable of carrying a penalty to further success, although point-to-point winner Josie Alice, a half-sister to three winners including bumper scorer The New One, could have a say on her Rules debut. Grand Albert is another to take seriously, while Lawrenny is worth a market check too.

JOSIE ALICE and Grand Albert have joined top yards after winning between the flags and they might dominate this contest, with marginal preference for the former. Guard The Moon is also worthy of respect after scoring over C&D recently.

This might go to GRAND ALBERT, who changed hands for a six-figure sum after his wide-margin Irish point win in April.
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MORAL TURPITUDE was conceding 13lb when narrowly beaten by Scorchio in a C&D nursery in October before making all to win a maiden by six lengths next time. The daughter of Raven's Pass was smartly away on the latter occasion and could be hard to peg back if breaking similarly well. Scorchio gained a second nursery victory here last month and is capable of further improvement but may find the selection too strong this time at level weights. Francis Meynell handled a little ease in the ground when making all on debut at Naas but was said to have found conditions too soft when failing to beat a rival in a Group 2 at Doncaster. It's easy to forgive that but he has to give the selection 10lb. Tarsus sprang a 66/1 shock in a maiden last week but has more to do in this company.

MORAL TURPITUDE holds much the best form on the back of her C&D success so rates a confident choice to follow up. Francis Meynell is feared most now lowered in grade, with recent C&D winner Scorchio also in the mix.

Preference is for MORAL TURPITUDE, who really put it together in a C&D maiden last time and if getting a good break, could be the one
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Ramon Di Loria was a comfortable winner at Wolverhampton 10 days ago and he merits respect under the penalty, but it might pay to side with the less-exposed BROWNLEE. A C&D winner in December last year, the son of Bungle Inthejungle hasn't been seen since finishing third at Newcastle in January but might not need to be at his best to make a successful return. Bang On The Bell can chase the pair home.

BANG ON THE BELL ran well at Chelmsford last time and might be up to landing a fourth success of the year. Last week's Wolverhampton winner Ramon Di Loria should go well under a penalty, while Rodborough is respected back at the scene of her 2 wins in August.

Stone Of Destiny can go well back on a straight track but CAPTAIN'S BAR's latest run can be upgraded and he gets the tentative vote.
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Michael O'Callaghan always knows what he has on his hands and the fact that STEP IT OUT was heavily backed into favouritism when second on debut here last month augurs well for her prospects of going one better on her return to Dundalk. Beaten by a gelding also making his debut then, the daughter of Inns Of Court can regain losses in fillies only company. Sweet Delta Dawn, from a family of dirt performers in North America, had 21 rivals behind when second to a subsequent stakes-winning colt at the Curragh in August. She steps up a furlong and it's interesting that she comes here after a break rather than being put away until the turf racing returns. Clarita was placed for the third time when touched off over 6f here a fortnight ago and may again have to settle for minor honours. Labhaoise, by Phoenix Of Spain, represents a yard which does well here while Buckhead Betty, a second runner for Joseph O'Brien, cost 100,000 pounds as a yearling and is a half-sister to an all-weather winner.

SWEET DELTA DAWN fared easily the best of the newcomers when runner-up in a big field at the Curragh in August and is narrowly preferred to Step It Out, who showed plenty to work on when second over this C&D last month. The selection's stablemate Buckhead Betty makes the most appeal of the newcomers.

It's hard to get away from SWEET DELTA DAWN (nap) who only found a subsequent Listed winner too good on debut and she should take to AW
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A fairly open nursery in which preference is for REPRISED. Karl Burke's charge displayed plenty of ability across her three qualifying runs and doesn't appear to be overburdened by an opening mark of 70, so the daughter of Blue Point might be well placed to strike. Call Glory and Cotai Vision both arrive on the back of second-placed efforts and both ought to give another good account of themselves. Blue Storm should not be underestimated either.

A few in with a squeak but preference is for COTAI VISION, who saw off everything bar a big improver at Wolverhampton just under 3 weeks ago and having landed the plum draw in stall 1, David Loughnane's front runner can go one better. Second choice is Call Glory, who looked as good as ever when runner-up on second start for Mick Appleby last month, while Reprised and Blue Storm are another couple worthy of a mention.

Cotai Vision finished in front of BLUE STORM (nap) at Wolverhampton last month but she may struggle to confirm the placings today.
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SWAN BAND has run well on both starts over C&D including when runner-up, with Nituna back in fifth, two weeks ago. Sent off favourite, the daughter of Awtaad had no excuses when beaten by four lengths but the well-exposed winner did seem to show improved form. Galileo filly Dawn Rider took a nice step forward from her debut when second over a longer trip last week. She kept battling away in genuine fashion and is a big player but might just be vulnerable dropping back almost three furlongs. Mooretown Lad, whose classy brother I Am Superman won readily here last week, was three lengths behind the selection last month when both horses were making their second starts and is from a family that improve with racing. State Actor is out of a half-sister to Dewhurst winner War Command and is a newcomer to keep an eye on.

DAWN RIDER took a nice step forward from her debut when runner-up over a longer trip here last Friday and can strike at the third time of asking. Swan Band is making steady progress and is second choice ahead of Mooretown Lad, the mount of Colin Keane.

It was a much improved run from DAWN RIDER when only beaten a length by a nice prospect here last week and she shaped like 1m may suit
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MATTELLA belied odds of 40-1 when filling the runner-up spot at Newcastle on her debut. She pulled well clear with the winner that day, so natural progress might be enough to see Tim Easterby's filly open her account. Cobh Harbour shaped with promise on his first start and could improve for the switch to an artificial surface. Wee Geordie is also noted.

MATTELLA looks set to make up for lost time judged on her promising debut second at Newcastle last month and can strike at the second time of asking. Cobh Harbour showed promise on his turf debut at the end of the summer and is second choice ahead of Embroidered Cloth. Juicy is a newcomer to keep an eye on in the betting.

Mattella is the one to beat but WEE GEORDIE could be the type to take a good step forward now dropped to 5f.
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FEATURE THIS has a cracking record over C&D and went close to a fourth win of the year three weeks ago. Paul Flynn's filly went down by just a head to an unexposed rival and should be in with every chance again off a 2lb higher mark. Monzoon has returned to form in claimers here recently, winning easily on his final start for Ross O'Sullivan and just failing over 7f last week. He has since moved stables again and has a wide draw to overcome for his Donegal connections. International Lady had a couple of near misses over 7f during a busy spell in early November and has been freshened up while Calum Hogan is an interesting booking for three-time winner Run The Jewels who was a disappointing favourite here last time but is capable of better. The maiden Roman Palace ran two solid races over C&D last month and is well drawn.

FEATURE THIS is not ideally drawn but a double-digit stall didn't stop her from going close over C&D three weeks ago and another bold show is on the cards. Monzoon did well to run the winner so close on unfavourable terms in a 7f claimer here last week and he is second choice ahead of Roman Palace, who also found just one too good here last time. Run The Jewels has slipped to an attractive mark and also commands respect.

INTERNATIONAL LADY wasn't seen to best effect on her latest outing but she should appreciate going back up in trip
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COOL PARTY already boasts winning form on a Tapeta surface and, having proven his stamina with a win over 1m6f at Haydock in September before finishing a close second over this trip at Kempton the following month, he has a lot going for him on these terms. The only three-year-old in the field, he gets in lightly with his weight-for-age allowance and has a live chance of further success. The hat-trick seeking Aqwaam is feared most, with Sharp Distinction and Apparate also noted.

AQWAAM is in the form of his life and can complete the hat-trick having only been nudged up 2 lb from his latest Newcastle success. Cool Party remains relatively unexposed as a 2-miler and can pose the biggest threat, whilst Sarsons Risk would have got closer to the selection last time granted a clearer run and completes the shortlist.

3yo COOL PARTY could have more to offer over this trip and he can see off his older rivals. Pleasant Man is feared most.
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Three-year-old NIBRAS RAINBOW returned to form over course and distance last week and should compete from 2lb higher. Ideally suited by a mile on fast or all-weather surfaces, he again competes from a winnable rating and looks sure to run well. Comfort Line's rating dropped 27lb in 2023 before winning over C&D last week. He had previously been well beaten in two claimers in recent months but should run well from 5lb higher than last week's rating. Six-time winner Indiana Grey is consistent, suited by conditions and has been running competitively from her rating recently. Chummie had been lightly-raced in recent times and is effectively 4lb higher than when winning over C&D in November.

Last-time-out winners CHUMMIE and Comfort Line both make plenty of appeal. Marginal preference is for the fomer, who hasn't stood much racing in recent seasons but she looked on good terms with herself when making all over C&D last month and she's drawn to attack in stall one. Kudbegood wasn't at his best last time but has claims judged on his solid second here in January while Indiana Grey and Nibras Rainbow are others to consider in a competitive handicap.

Last week's winner COMFORT LINE can go in again having only gone up 6lb for pulling clear with a well treated rival
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AUGUST showed some ability in four starts for John and Thady Gosden and, given Mick Appleby's knack of finding winning opportunities with his new recruits, this nicely-bred gelding offers strong appeal on his debut run for new connections. Ivory Madonna and Sandret are a couple of others with solid recent form to consider, while Vondelpark is respected off 1lb lower than his last winning (turf) mark.

SANDRET did well to finish second back from a break at Newcastle so gets the vote off a similar mark. Vondelpark took very well to this surface when runner-up over C&D last week and rates the main threat, while August is one to note starting out for shrewd connections.

A trappy race can fall to KING OF SCOTIA, who is in better form than his figures suggest and who may benefit from the new blinkers.
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DAAMBERDIPLOMAT was unlucky having been snatched-up late-on when finishing third over course and distance in November. A Curragh juvenile maiden winner and once rated 96, that mark has recently fallen, he is ideally suited by this C&D and can turn November form with Volatile Analyst, being 4lb better off. Both Ostraka, which finished sixth, and Jered Maddox, in seventh, weren't beaten far in that race with Dontspoilasale (12th) and Petit Calvados (13th) being well held. Eight-time winner Inishmot Prince is in excellent form but competes from a career high mark. Gobi Star similarly competes from a career-high mark chasing a hat-trick and while his recent wins have been over seven furlongs. has won at this distance. Collective Power hasn't run on the all-weather since defeating Jered Maddox to win here in April and with his rating dropping 2lb, should compete under Colin Keane. Stablemate Marsa has an excellent all-weather record but lacks a run and while she won at this distance as a juvenile, would prefer seven furlongs. Dontspoilasale's best form is over five furlongs.

Plenty are in with a shout. MARSA has an excellent record here and also figures on a handy-looking mark so gets the vote in a very open-looking handicap. Gobi Star heads the list of dangers on the back of his own recent success here, with Jered Maddox and Daamberdipomat also firmly in the picture.

It could pay to take a chance on MARSA, who lacks a recent run but her Curragh third reads well and is a four-time winner here
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TEA SEA proved a different proposition when opening his account on the return to handicap company last week. A 6lb penalty is unlikely to prevent another bold bid from Tony Carroll's inmate and he's difficult to oppose. Willow Baby enters this sphere off a workable mark and she may give the selection most to think about, ahead of fellow in-form rival Sydney Bay.

TEA SEA took his form up a notch when scooting in here last week and a 6 lb penalty doesn't look sufficient to prevent him from following up. Explorers Way wasn't seen to best effect when eighth at Newcastle last time and is next on the list, with Camacho Star another who can have a say if building on his encouraging Newcastle fourth.

Camacho Star is feared after wind surgery but TEA SEA bolted up over 1m here last week and can defy his 6lb penalty.
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ZIG ZAG ZYGGY was rated 85 in 2021 and while no longer at that level, ran well over C&D recently. He ended a long losing spell when winning in July and while only one of his seven wins have come on the all-weather, competes from the same mark as nine days ago with today's rider claiming 5lb. Three-year-old Senado Square has already raced against 10 of today's 16 declared opponents. A heavy-ground winner last March, he has run well here twice recently and while beaten 1.75 lengths by Theriverrunsdeep nine days ago, that run came five days after winning, he met some trouble in-running and is 2lb better off. Theriverrunsdeep is ideally suited by this distance while Hero Of The Our was well held here last month but is a three-time C&D winner. Another C&D winner Un Bacio Ancora was well beaten on two recent runs while Poet's Pride finished fourth behind the selection over C&D nine days ago. My Girl Sioux is a 17-race maiden while Shaaden drops in distance having shown some promise on Irish debut.

SENADO SQUARE has found top form recently and remains well treated on his best efforts, so he gets the nod ahead of Zig Zag Zyggy, who is also on an appealing mark. Theriverrunsdeep is also a player if she can back up her latest effort.

Senado Square merits respect but stablemate MY GIRL SIOUX could prove better value
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The reappearing Champagne Supanova should appreciate this return to 7f and the six-year-old isn't taken lightly. Nevertheless, INTOXICATA looks sure to pick up another race off her current mark and makes most appeal. A reproduction of her recent second at Wolverhampton may prove good enough, while last month's course winner She's The Danger shouldn't be far behind.

INTOXICATA is holding her form admirably well and makes plenty of appeal having hit the crossbar off this mark at Wolverhampton on Sunday. Successful over 6f here three weeks ago, She's The Danger is feared most ahead of Champagne Supanova and Tom Tulliver.

She's The Danger and Intoxicata are feared but CHOOKIE DUNEDIN returns to the AW on a dangerous mark and is preferred.
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Recent course maiden winner PITTSFORD might be suited by stepping up slightly in distance for his handicap debut. His sire Ulysses' progeny like middle distances, with a half-brother winning a French Group 3 winner over 1m3f and being race-fit, is likely to compete from his rating. Oakley was dropping in distance when winning here in November but his prior German form was over staying distances, which suggests he should also compete, despite being 4lb higher. Miss Paloma managed to overcome a 773 days absence to win last month and while she too steps up in distance, has form at this trip although is 6lb higher. Yokkell is 3lb higher than when also wining over a slightly shorter trip recently (Giselles Defence finished third) but remains a fraction unexposed on the all-weather. In-form Celtic Revival drops in distance but is well suited by 12 furlongs.

An ultra-competitive finale in which preference is for GISELLES DEFENCE, who has been knocking at the door in recent weeks and Gavin Cromwell's 3-y-o can make it thirteenth time lucky. Pittsford showed improved form to get off the mark at this track 4 weeks ago and he could emerge the main danger now handicapping, with Oakley and John Alexander another couple fancied to be in the mix.

A quartet of recent course winners, most interestingly Oakley and MISS PALOMA, both proven at the trip with the latter preferred
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Jockey Simon Walker is often the one to side with in these amateur races, and he looks to have picked up a nice mount on the unexposed BACK TOMORROW, who didn't show much on her handicap debut at Yarmouth, but was a promising runner-up on her first two starts. Richard Spencer's charge is narrowly preferred to Kempton third Vitalline and Churchill Bay, who has done very well since joining the Jessica Macey stable.

VITALLINE has slipped in the weights and, having attracted support, shaped well under an aggressive ride at Kempton last time, so he makes most appeal. Churchill Bay remains in top form and looks an obvious danger, while Voltaic can't be ruled out.

Lightly-raced VISCOUNTESS RENARD ran better than her finishing position suggests on handicap debut and can see off her exposed rivals.
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