There were 31 Races on Monday 16th December 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Southwell, 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Plumpton, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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MISTYMAL has clearly benefited from the switch to fences, with a victory at Hereford backed up by his third at the same venue when beaten less than a length. The addition of cheekpieces may unlock further improvement at a track where he produced his best effort over timber, finishing runner-up in January. Safe Destination is entitled to be in the mix based on this season's efforts, while stepping up in trip appears the right move for Jessmae following his second on his chasing bow at Market Rasen.

Preference is for MISTYMAL, who made a winning debut in this sphere on return at Hereford in October and went like the best horse at the weights when narrowly denied back there just under 5 weeks ago. First-time cheekpieces go on, and he can get the better of Safe Destination, who isn't the most reliable but looks better than ever this season. Jessmae showed more than previously on his recent chase debut, so he rounds off the shortlist.

3m point winner JESSMAE could relish this step up in trip on his second chase start and he earns the vote ahead of Mistymal.
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Olly Murphy's string continues in fine fettle and NO RISK DES FLOS has a suitable opportunity to get his head back in front. He wasn't disgraced when returning from a break to finish second at Stratford behind subsequent Grade 1 winner L'Eau Du Sud and the handicapper was kind enough to drop him 1lb. Bad has the ability to be competitive in a race of this nature, while others to note include William Cody and Real Stone.

NO RISK DES FLOS is lurking on a handy mark and made an encouraging return at Stratford in October. He gets the nod. Bad and William Cody should also go well.

Having been better than ever at the end of last season, EATON COLLINA can build upon his reappearance fifth and return to winning ways.
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SLADE STEEL ought to step forward from his runner-up spot on chasing debut at Navan. Last season's Supreme Novices' Hurdle winner was expected to make a winning transition to the bigger obstacles, but he was outgunned by a worthy opponent. There is improvement to come in his jumping and it may come here as he has enjoyed racing in Naas before. Lecky Watson kept very good company over flights and was only half a length behind Slade Steel in second in a Grade 2 at Navan last year, so has to be respected on his first crack at fences. Staffordshire Knot couldn't a blow on an easy winner in Fairyhouse, but there should be races to be won with him.

Supreme Novice Hurdle winner SLADE STEEL showed enough on his chase debut at Navan last month to suggest he can make his mark in this discipline. He looks the one to beat in the opener. Staffordshire Knot and Lecky Watson are feared most in what should prove an informative contest.

Supreme Novices' winner SLADE STEEL was mastered in a tactical battle on his chasing debut. He should go one better now
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EPIC WEST, who swapped hands for 60,000 euros after winning a point-to-point in March, impressed with a ready success on his hurdles debut at Carlisle last month and is a highly appealing option given his strong physique suggests a 7lb penalty shouldn't be too much of an issue. Touquet, a C&D winner on his penultimate start, can surely do better than he managed at Ascot subsequently and also commands respect. Westerton looks the pick of the remainder.

ANDASHAN laid a good platform for hurdling in 2 bumper runs in the spring and is taken to make the most of the 7 lb he receives from last month's Carlisle scorer Epic West. Westerton's Flat ability suggests it's only a matter of time before he posts a bigger performance over hurdles and he could also have a say if reacting positively to blinkers.

Not many of these should count. Chris Gordon has an eyecatching record in this race and ANDASHAN had good form in bumpers.
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A contest that might prove to be fairly informative with some interesting newcomers on paper. IN THE AGE cost 100,000 pounds at the Cheltenham Festival sale following a point-to-point success and that experience may stand in his favour. Jack The Nipper's dam was a Listed bumper winner and he has to be respected, as do Bebe And Bean, Cool Palmer and Loch Frisa.

IN THE AGE has already scored in points and joined a top outfit so, while there are several notable newcomers in opposition, he might be the one to side with. Bebe And Bean is the main threat ahead of Cool Palmer.

Point winner IN THE AGE makes his debut for Dan Skelton and earns the vote ahead of the Paul Nicholls-trained newcomer Bebe And Bean
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RIGHTFOLKSPLEASE has strong credentials for this race as, when last seen in this sphere, he was just pipped by a short head in a higher grade at Sligo in October. This drying ground will suit him well. Irish Impulse has struck form with a vengeance and has a shot at the hat-trick. He began his winning run over a further trip in a handicap chase at Clonmel and followed up in a handicap hurdle over an extended 2m at Tipperary. Turbo will enjoy a return to this distance, while Ernie From Nurney's third over further in Wexford wasn't without merit. Due Course is unexposed over fences and, given the form of his stable, market support would be significant.

IRISH IMPULSE arrives in top form and may be capable of better over fences. He can score again. Ernie From Nurney and Rightfolksplease head the list of dangers.

MAHLERS COVE has run well on his last two visits to this track and he should come on plenty for his comeback run at Tipperary.
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A low-mileage eight-year-old, DUBROVNIK HARRY contested deeper races over timber and may find this level provides him with an ideal test of stamina for his return to fences. A respectable third on his only previous chase start, Harry Fry's charge appeals with his potential still untapped in this discipline. D'jo Dela Barriere is notable after his facile hurdles success over 2m at Hereford. Course winner Alien Storm also enters the reckoning.

DIPLOMATIC ASH is entitled to build on what was effectively his chase debut and reappearance at Lingfield and is preferred to the returning Dubrovnik Harry.

A tight handicap. ALIEN STORM (nap) is back at the scene for both his wins and returning to further looks a good move.
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LAND OF MOON just failed to open his account at Uttoxeter last month and looks to have been found a suitable opportunity. The five-year-old is having only his third outing over timber and he edges the vote over French Symphony, who has finished third on both hurdle appearances to date and a recent wind procedure makes him a live threat. Lanesborough may come into his own once over further, but he still warrants respect.

Most of these look long-term projects so French Symphony could be the answer on the back of a breathing operation having displayed ability in bumpers and over hurdles. Land of Moon is the obvious threat, for all Lanesborough is a potential improver.

This trip should suit FRENCH SYMPHONY and he makes the most appeal in his first run since undergoing wind surgery.
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French-recruit Karbau could be anything after winning by a wide margin on the level in his native country. He is the sole Closutton representative and the market is likely to revolve around him. An each-way chance is taken on BOWENSONFIRE who was the subject of a favourable report in a recent stable tour. He is expected to cut much more ice hurdling than he did in his sole bumper. Shuffle The Deck showed plenty of promise in third in a Punchestown maiden hurdle. Eastern Legend finished well behind Shuffle The Deck in fourth, but then finished a close second at Navan to strengthen the form. Henry de Bromhead introduces two point-to-point recruits in Quantum Quest and Pookie Holler who cannot be ruled out.

SHUFFLE THE DECK is given the chance to build on a promising effort at Punchestown last month, although a strong market move for Willie Mullins French bumper recruit Karbau would put a different slant on things. Quantum Quest cost a bit after placing in a point and is another interesting contender.

Willie Mullins has scored with several French recruits of late and AQPS winner KARBAU could be another one here
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Bold Recruit has been consistent by finishing second on his three previous starts under Rules. However, that tendency to find one too good brings enough doubt to cast a vote for the Paul Nicholls-trained KEN ROY, who is in the right hands to make progress and is entitled to be sharper after his jumping bow on his return to action at Lingfield. Jail No Bail and Onomaris are a couple of other potential improvers to consider.

Having shown a fair level of ability in bumpers, KEN ROY made a sound start to his hurdles career when fourth at Lingfield a month ago. Sure to build on that with that slightly longer trip in his favour, he looks the answer in favour of Jail No Bail and Bold Recruit.

The suggestion is BOLD RECRUIT who has had the form of his last two races franked in a big way.
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The switch to more positive tactics saw BOND BROKER make all in a bumper at Fakenham last season. Paul Nicholls' five-year-old was a winner on his sole outing between the flags and he's fancied to make a successful hurdles bow on his return to action. Although Gore Point fell on his timber debut at Taunton last month, he seemed too keen for that 2m3f distance and better is expected. Benmore is also noted.

BOND BROKER outclassed 6 rivals in a bumper at Fakenham when last seen in April and with, this sharp 2m in his favour now hurdling, he'll take a fair bit of stopping. Kapal Layar is open to improvement, with Benmore another to consider.

The vote goes to point and bumper winner BOND BROKER, who could have a good future at this new discipline.
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There isn't a lot of depth to this race and perhaps HEARTS AND SPADES can take advantage of that. He has one notable run in the book when fourth behind a more than useful horse in a Navan maiden hurdle. His rating of 105 entitles him to be heavily involved. Colonel Nelson is one to consider after banking fourth places on hurdle debut at Punchestown and in a bumper at Clonmel. Solsbury Hill ran a fair race in seventh over a shorter trip at this racecourse last month and he can improve upon that. There is likely more to come from Hills Of Glory, while Interchangeable could get in the mix.

COLONEL NELSON brings the most solid form to the table in a weak race and, although Interchangeable's latest effort would give him a chance, he's not certain to back it up. Hearts And Spades can also be considered but the market is likely to be informative overall.

COLONEL NELSON shaped okay on his hurdling debut at Punchestown and looks the most solid option stepping up in trip.
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LADY BALKO relished the step up in trip when landing the spoils over C&D a fortnight ago. That was just the five-year-old's second outing over fences and she scored with enough in hand to suggest that a 9lb hike in the ratings won't prevent her from following up. Village Master racked up a five-timer earlier in the year and he can be excused his reappearance when pulled up at Ffos Las after being hampered twice. Warren Greatrex's charge is feared most, ahead of the returning Northern Poet.

LADY BALKO marked herself as a young chaser to follow when scooting clear over C&D a fortnight ago, so she's taken to defy a 9 lb rise at the expense of Sadler's Bay, who wasn't disgraced after 10 months off when third at Market Rasen recently and now heads back up in trip fitted with a first-time tongue tie. Northern Poet has gone well fresh previously, so he completes the shortlist.

Lady Balko is hard to knock but one who might get the better of her is SADLER'S BAY, who certainly deserves a break.
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CRAZIERTHANDAISY was a beaten short-priced favourite on her jumping bow over 2m at Uttoxeter, but her second still offered encouragement and compensation could be on the cards. Nicky Henderson's bumper winner should relish this trip and any improvement will make her tough to beat. The biggest threat may emerge from Jesuila Des Mottes, who posted her best effort to date when a staying-on third at Lingfield last month. Jakana is the pick of the remainder.

Nicky Henderson's Walk In The Park mare CRAZIERTHANDAISY shaped well on her hurdling bow when runner-up at Uttoxeter and this fairly useful bumper scorer can go one better now. Market Rasen third Zarhanya also has better days ahead of her and is next on the list ahead of Jesuila des Mottes and Jakana who can fight it out for minor honours.

This could go to JAKANA, who has shaped as though she will improve for this step up in trip on her second hurdle start.
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KAROLINE BANBOU is a fascinating runner on her first outing for Willie Mullins. The No Risk At All filly was a Grade 3 bumper winner in her native France and was last seen finishing second in Grade 1 company at Fontainebleau in November of last year. She could be a very smart addition to the Closutton team. Mullins has a strong hand as he also saddles Listed bumper winner Baby Kate. The daughter of Augusta Kate disappointed at Aintree and is better than that showing. Qualimita was turned over at a short price on her hurdling debut at Navan last month and needs to improve on that run.

BABY KATE failed to deliver when a strong favourite for a Grade 2 bumper in the spring but she looked good prior to that and she couldn't be in better hands now hurdling. She's awarded the vote but a case can definitely be made for Qualimita, Amboyna and Karoline Banbou (a stablemate of the selection).

Gordon Elliott's QUALIMITA shaped with plenty of promise at Navan last month. She will strip fitter now and should improve plenty.
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A 6lb rise for MUTLEY CREW's victory at Fontwell looks on the lenient side. The second added substance to the form when runner-up at Uttoxeter and Robert Walford's unexposed mare should prove tough to beat. Whynotnowroy found only a handicap debutant too strong at Fontwell and isn't taken lightly racing off an unchanged mark. Jewel Eyed Judy is worth a market check on her entry into handicap company.

WHYNOTNOWROY made a promising start for Neil Mulholland when runner-up at Fontwell last month and is weighted to go one better here. Mutley Crew looked an improved model when going in at the same track in October and is feared most after a break, while course winner Tara Iti and the lightly-raced Trevor's Lad can also have a say.

After bumping into one on a good mark on her recent stable debut, WHYNOTNOWROY is taken to go one better.
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EASTER ICON won on his handicap bow at Fontwell before running with plenty of credit when third at Ascot last month. This doesn't look anywhere near as strong on paper and the five-year-old appears to have been found an excellent opportunity to strike again. De Vega's Warrior might step forward on his handicap debut, while similar comments apply to Kuma Beach.

In a contest where the majority have a point to prove the obvious one is top-weight EASTER ICON. Ballydangan hasn't shown much obvious promise in 2 outings for Dan Skelton but he'll likely click before long and a market move would make him a threat. Danny's Friend can build on a recent outing here after a break and prove best of the remainder.

The vast majority of these have something to prove but EASTER ICON (nap) is a glaring exception and he can add to his August win.
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O'FAOLAINS GLORY ran well in a competitive contest at Navan and a similar effort may be enough to get her on the scoresheet again. The Fame And Glory mare showed marked improvement on previous efforts when third to Love Me and, off just 2lb higher, looks to be on a rating that she can win off. She scored off this mark over fences at Downpatrick in May. Backfromtheraces ran well on her handicap debut when chasing home Inchiquin Star at Wexford in late October and could be a danger. Bishbashbosh is unexposed and might be one to note on her first outing for Ross O'Sullivan.

A case can be made for a few of these but NO BIG DEAL looks the way to go on the back of his promising Limerick fourth. Navan third O'Faolains Glory is next on the list with Petit Dejeuner, Backfromtheraces and Ghumama also in the picture.

A winner off an equivalent chase mark in May, O'FAOLAIN'S GLORY has solid claim on current hurdles form following a Navan third
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Not beaten far in his attempt to land a double at Wincanton last month, I SHUT THAT D'OR was a comfortable winner over C&D on his penultimate outing and a return to this track is a major plus. A mark of 100 still looks manageable and he is preferred to Hidalgo Des Bordes, who has had wind surgery since finishing third at Fontwell in May. A winner twice before occupying the runner-up berth at Sedgefield, Mutual Respect is another key player.

Course-winner I SHUT THAT D'OR confirmed his return to form at Wincanton last month and still looks fairly treated. He can land the spoils. Mutual Respect rates the chief threat.

This may go the way of I SHUT THAT D'OR who might well have followed up his C&D win at Wincanton had he not kept jumping left.
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MAGICAL ARTHUR continued his fine run of form when making it three wins from his last four outings at Plumpton. The six-year-old may not have been at his very best on that occasion, having won more impressively the week before at Kempton, and a longer turnaround between his races gives him every chance to progress further. Prince De Juilley enters the reckoning along with Job, who makes his first start in handicap company.

MAGICAL ARTHUR is thriving under the expert tutelage of Jennie Candlish and taken to make light of a 4 lb rise for his Plumpton success and bag another victory. The reliable Prince de Juilley should ensure he doesn't have things all his own way though, with Isthebaropen and Job also worthy of consideration.

Prince De Juilley is respected, but preference is for MAGICAL ARTHUR, who has won three of his last four starts.
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Willie Mullins has a terrific strike-rate in bumpers and it would be no surprise if KARA DE THAIX made a winning start here. The Jeu St Eloi filly cost 26,000 euro as a store and is a half-sister to three winners in France, including a horse who was Grade 2-placed over fences. Romany Brown has a couple of nice runs under his belt and commands respect. He just lost out by a head over hurdles at Clonmel last month. Another track newcomer to note is point-to-point winner Scope To Improve. The Telescope gelding makes his first start for Henry de Bromhead having been an easy winner between the flags on his debut at Necarne in May.

SCOPE TO IMPROVE won his point in facile style and has joined a top yard, so a chance is taken on him to maintain his unbeaten record starting out under Rules. Kara de Thaix is of obvious interest on debut given her pedigree/connections and Ifallgoeswell, who was sent off 2/1 when brought down on debut, needs considering.

Second in a maiden hurdle at Clonmel, ROMANY BROWN has a fighting chance with the help of Evan Dwan's 7lb claim.
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A promising third at Warwick on debut in November last year, despite being slowly into stride, MUSTANG BETTY is likely to have plenty of improvement forthcoming on the rise in distance and she can get off the mark. Chique Angel was over five lengths behind the selection in fourth but still enters the reckoning, along with Appleshaw, who is an interesting newcomer for the Harry Fry team. Related to multiple winners, Media Style must also be monitored for market support first time out.

CHIQUE ANGEL has been off the track since an encouraging debut at Warwick (when very green) over a year ago and she can improve enough to open her account at the second attempt. Mustang Betty has also been off a good while since a positive start, but she's feared most ahead of the well-bred newcomer Media Style.

A chance is taken on MEDIA STYLE whose yard has a 31% strike-rate in bumpers at Plumpton. Easy Love is second choice.
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My Turn Now was a surprise winner at Chelmsford but finished full of running and, with that being her first appearance after wind surgery, she rates a key player off just 3lb higher. However, DARKENED EDGE has been consistent since the summer and having returned from a short break with a respectable third over C&D, Chris Mason's filly can step forward for a first all-weather success off 1lb lower. Beneficiary and My Delilah complete the shortlist.

SECOND COLLECTION was fifth to My Turn Now last time but she's lurking on an appealing mark and blinkers could spark more of a revival, so she's fancied to turn the tables with that rival. Suanni was second in the same race and should be involved once more.

Preference is for C&D winner MY TURN NOW (nap), who returned from wind surgery with a convincing win at Chelmsford last month.
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SOLDIERS STAR went agonisingly close over 6f on his racecourse debut at Newcastle. After a slow start, the son of Soldier's Call finished with a determined effort to go down by just a short head and, with an additional furlong sure to suit on pedigree, this appears a good opportunity for him to go one place better. Best Of All and Well Enough are the pick of the others with experience, with Deira Storm an appealing newcomer.

SOLDIERS STAR and Well Enough both arrive on the back of promising debuts and should have more to offer, so they might well fight this out, with the former marginally preferred. Deira Storm is one of a handful of interesting newcomers in opposition.

The form pick is SOLDIERS STAR, ahead of Well Enough. The shortlist is completed by Best Of All and Deira Storm.
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Lovesick and Moby Quick appeal most of those with experience, but the bar isn't set too high for MULLWARCHAR to have a big impact on his racecourse bow. A close relative of Listed winner and Park Hill runner-up Aljezeera, the son of Ulysses looks the part on paper and, with his yard having enjoyed plenty of success with similar types on the all-weather over the last 12 months, this could be the perfect starting point for him.

MULLWARCHAR is bred to be useful and given those with form do not set an exacting standard, he may well be up to the task on debut. Rogue Officer and Lovesick should be on the premises.

With improvement likely, LOVESICK is taken to emulate her useful dam by scoring second time out. Mullwarchar is second choice.
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SEX ON FIRE is unbeaten on an artificial surface and it wouldn't be a huge surprise if the son of Dark Angel gained a third career success on his return to nursery company. Packetofbiscuits shaped as though the extra furlong would aid her cause when runner-up at Newcastle last month, while Newmarket novice winner Misty Sky is feared most of the remainder.

Newmarket novice winner MISTY SKY looks on a fair opening mark and can provide Hugo Palmer with a second successive win in this nursery. Godolphin's Beccali looks capable of better now handicapping and is feared most.

It's hard to rule out any of these but PACKETOFBISCUITS gets the vote ahead of another nursery newcomer in Misty Sky.
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Endofastorm carries a 5lb penalty for her C&D success last week when getting the better of CASA LUNA. However, Philip Kirby's mare could gain her revenge due to her mark being unchanged, and a more forceful ride on the front end may also benefit her over this distance. Khangai finished third as favourite in the aforementioned contest and is expected to be competitive once again.

KHANGAI wasn't seen to best effect when behind Endofastorm and Casa Luna over C&D and is taken to resume winning ways now. Phil Kirby's charge is feared most ahead of Forge Valley Lad.

The return to 1m4f puts VIRTUAL HUG at the top of the list, ahead of Khangai who remains of interest at this level.
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REDHOT WHISPER would set the standard on his third to Persica at Epsom and has been freshened up since disappointing subsequently at Pontefract. Stepping up to 1m4f is unlikely to be an issue for the son of Too Darn Hot, who gets the vote to shed the maiden tag. Always Waving is expected to improve for going up in trip on her first appearance since November 2023 and is of interest along with Jack McNamara, who was runner-up at the Curragh when last seen.

REDHOT WHISPER has the assistance of Rossa Ryan on his return to the track and is taken to open his account. Jack McNamara and Always Waving may provide the chief threat.

Redhot Whisper and Jack McNamara are respected but Andrew Balding's filly ALWAYS WAVING gets the vote on her comeback.
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EYE OF THE WATER has raced with more zest since being fitted with a visor and he makes plenty of appeal reverting to the all-weather. The veteran found only a resurgent rival too strong at Bath last time out and a similar performance on Tapeta may prove sufficient. Triple C&D winner Plumette arrives on the back of a close-up second here and another good account is forecast. Bungle Bay may fare best of the remainder.

PLUMETTE figures off a handy mark and has run well in all 4 starts since rejoining David Loughnane. She can return to winning ways. Eye of The Water and Bungle Bay can also make their presence felt.

Judged on her recent efforts, PLUMETTE looks particularly solid. Bossy Parker is second choice.
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PORT NOIR has posted three creditable efforts in defeat since landing the spoils over C&D and a 1lb drop in the ratings for her latest fourth over slightly shorter may prove lenient. Robert Stephens' mare ticks plenty of the right boxes and an 11th career victory could be in the offing. The biggest threat may emerge from last month's track-and-trip runner-up Strategic Fortune, although Come On John could also have a say if given a strong pace to aim at.

Lots with chances but COME ON JOHN rates the pick of the weights so is taken to build on his good recent third here and bag another C&D victory. Course specialist Port Noir heads the list of dangers ahead of fellow C&D scorer Strategic Fortune.

Being still attractively treated, STRATEGIC FORTUNE could well register a fourth C&D success. Come On John is second pick.
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Assuming MOE'S LEGACY can be forgiven her recent below-par run under a penalty in a class 5 at Lingfield, the Ron Harris-trained filly could provide some value back at the scene of last month's 5f success. She collared Alafdhal on that occasion, although the runner-up then made the frame again in that aforementioned Lingfield heat so is an obvious threat. Last-time-out 7f course winner Yoshimi is another must for consideration.

This is wide open and it could go the way of ALAFDHAL who can boast a C&D win and should benefit from the return to this trip having posted a good Lingfield third over 5f last time out. Yoshimi heads the list of dangers on the back of his recent course victory with Radiant Angel, Moe's Legacy and Beauzon all weighted to have a say.

The vote goes to NOT JUST YET, who went close over C&D last time and is a big player if this sets up for his closing style.
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