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By Alan Magee - HELLO LUNA twice went through the sales ring at Arqana for 220,000 euro and wouldn’t need to be anything out of the ordinary to score on debut. The Joseph O’Brien-trained filly is the first foal out of a Listed winning daughter of Harbour Watch and market support would be significant. There is little to choose between Bansha Belle and the experienced Sharkii on running behind Karazhal over 6f here in September, while The Duke Mardukas enters calculations having shown pace when fifth to Dark Ace here also over 6f last month. Ohmyviette has also shown some promise in two outings here.
By Alan Magee - SAYIFYOUWILL won nine times for Amanda Perrett all over this trip before snapped up by Stephen Thorne this autumn and gaining a quick return in a claimer here over a mile last month. The selection beat Comfort Line by an easy four lengths and has since joined Sean Davis. Thorne now takes him on with Shoot To Kill who was prominent throughout when scoring over course and distance last month. Ado McGuinness has four runners including Nikki Swango who won a maiden here last year and indicated a return to form when narrowly denied on her penultimate start. Nezeeh won on debut at Thirsk for Saeed bin Suroor but his form tailed off badly in Meydan including when lining up for the UAE 2000 Guineas.
By Alan Magee - KARAZHAL overcame some trouble in running to win over 6f here in September and again finished strongly when a close up fourth to Nyman over 7f the following month. The selection now enjoys a significant swing at the weights with that rival and may also account for Tommy McJohn who won over the minimum trip at Naas before finishing towards rear in the valuable Birdcatcher Nursery at the same venue. Sci Fi makes plenty of appeal on pedigree being a full sister to smart sprint handicapper Ekhtiyaar and it will be interesting to see if the market speaks in her favour while Wizard Of Odds, Donna Nook and Skillman Ave are others to consider.
By Alan Magee - Ja’marr beat ADRIENNE by half a length over course and distance last month but there are grounds for believing the places may now be reversed. The winner justified good support by quickening nicely at the furlong pole, but the Ted Walsh-trained filly endured trouble in running before finishing strongly and is now a bit better off at the weights. Source Code improved for the application of blinkers on handicap debut in soft ground at Galway and it will be interesting to see how he copes with this surface, while Chica Guerrera has also been raised 13lb after beating first reserve Your Call on testing ground at Gowran. Bishopton showed promise in three outings for Olly Murphy.
By Alan Magee - NEW DEFINITION was raised to a mark of 100 when just denied in a Listed race at Lingfield last year but has tumbled down the ratings since joining current connections this term. However, he gave some encouragement when staying on late over 7f here last week and Keithen Kennedy again claims a valuable 7lb. Shaaden has gone up a combined 15lb for two wins over 7f here last month and looks like she could appreciate this step up in trip, while Rock Etoile bids to follow up a win last week. Punk Poet has won five times over course and distance and takes a drop in class, while Nakasero is another to consider following a narrow defeat here last month.
By Alan Magee - RATTLETHEONIONBAG was placed a couple of times in maidens last season and after dropping down the ratings this year, has indicated a win may be imminent since returning to this venue. She had a number of these rivals behind when just denied by Blanc De Noir before keeping on well after a tardy start again over 6f last time. Hezahunk won a claimer over course and distance this autumn and finished well over 5f last Friday, while Hasiyna has dropped down to a basement mark and is worth a try at this trip. Velvet Skies also edges back down to 6f after a couple of promising efforts here in recent months.
- Having supplemented his ready victory over fences at Wetherby with a facile triumph at Leicester on Sunday, it is hard to oppose EAST STREET reverting to timber. James Owen's gelding is off a 7lb lower mark than his latest success and is likely to taking all the beating if coping with another quick turnaround. It's Maisy is entitled to build on her reappearance at Bangor 36 days ago and she may give the selection most to think about, ahead of Topkapi Star.
- Having made a winning chase bow at Ayr on his seasonal debut last month, White Rhino likely has more to come in this discipline. The eight-year-old warrants respect off a 5lb higher mark, but the hat-trick seeking BENEFICIALLY YOURS is slightly more compelling. Donald McCain's charge scored on his sole outing between the flags in Ireland and a mark of 120 on his first attempt over the larger obstacles may prove lenient. Heros De Romay could fare best of the remainder.
- Having filled the runner-up berth over hurdles at Stratford and Bangor in recent months, a breakthrough victory could be on the horizon for CARRIG KATE. The daughter of Westerner appears to have been found a weaker contest and she edges the vote over Grand Geste. The five-year-old almost caused a huge upset when second at Carlisle in October and he isn't taken lightly. Market support for point winner Jo Coko on his Rules debut would be interesting.
- CIRCUIT BREAKER made a strong impression when bolting up on his hurdling debut at Kempton in October and he might have plenty more to offer. The four-year-old was a good performer on the Flat and should have no issues with this drop in trip. Crest Of Fortune was successful in good style over 2m4f at Ffos Las last month and should mount a bold bid with Harry Cobden booked, while Royal Infantry is another to consider.
- GOOD BOY BOBBY put in an underwhelming display when well beaten into third at Sandown last time, but he might be best judged on his effort when making the frame at Chepstow prior to that. Nigel Twiston-Davies' veteran competes off a 1lb lower mark and he looks the way to go. Cloudy Glen was pulled up in the Kim Muir at the Cheltenham Festival when last seen but he would be dangerous to dismiss, while Empire Steel is the pick of the remainder.
- BLUE FIN showed a likeable attitude when scoring gamely over 2m1f at Carlisle on his penultimate start and he shaped as if he was still in good heart when showing up well for a long way before fading into fourth late on over the same C&D recently. Off an unchanged mark with cheekpieces enlisted for the first time, he gets the nod to return to winning ways. Guard Duty could get into contention on his handicap debut, provided he settles better. Jet Marshall returns from a long absence and warrants a market check.
- 1,600,000gns purchase ALFAREQA, who is a daughter of Frankel out of Cheveley Park Stakes winner Millisle, could hardly be more appealing on paper and has to be of high interest on her racecourse debut. From those with experience, Arabian Leopard is the most notable contender given her proximity to a subsequent Group 3 winner on her introduction at Goodwood in August. Dancing Colours and Thaisa are other promising types for the shortlist.
- Several of these are appealing types for a race of this nature, with INVINCIBLE MELODY being a particulary attractive option starting out for a yard that has enjoyed an excellent period of success. A half-brother to Group 1 heroine Lezoo, this son of Invincible Army looks the pick of Ralph Beckett's pair based on potential, although The Quiet Gent was a promising second on his debut at Wolverhampton last month. Indian Springs and Charging Bull also run for powerful yards and also warrant inspection.
- MISS COLLADA was value for further than a neck when scoring over 7f here last month, having not had the clearest of runs throughout the race, and a 4lb higher mark looks workable at this stage. Morte Point is another potential improver on his nursery debut, while Blinky has been given a chance by the handicapper and also needs considering.
- Spectacular View caused a minor upset when beating an odds-on shot in the same ownership at Chelmsford on his second start. However, a 7lb penalty may stop him from backing that effort up against some well-bred newcomers, with SHIPSHAPE getting the vote. A half-brother to the multiple Group 1-placed Swingalong, he may be another exciting recruit for the Ralph Beckett team. Others for the shortlist include Komodo Island, King Of Narnia and Spanish Voice.
- Bred to be smart as a son of Dubawi out of 1000 Guineas winner Billesdon Brook, KING'S NORTON may be primed to strike first time out for leading connections. Padua very nearly caused a huge upset when going down by a head at Lingfield after being sent off at 125/1 on his racecourse bow and the son of Magna Grecia appears capable of being in the mix. Modernise and Man Of La Mancha appeal most of the other debutants.
- ABSOLUTE STAR shaped with promise on all three starts at Newcastle when trained by Archie Watson and an opening mark of 69 doesn't appear to be particularly harsh on her first appearance since March. La Fleur Petrus didn't get the rub of the green when fourth on her handicap debut at Wolverhampton in October and she is more than capable of reversing form with the runner-up from that contest, Noisy Music.
- Despite being winless since September 2023, POKER FACE has run with plenty of credit on several occasions this season at Group 2 level. This represents a significant drop in grade for the five-year-old, and he can take advantage at the main expense of Roi De France, who remains unexposed and bounced back from a disappointing effort in the Cambridgeshire to score over C&D. A winner of a Group 3 at Haydock on his penultimate start, Holloway Boy is another to note, as well as the returning Alshinfarah.
- Runner-up on her latest start over C&D following on from a determined success at Chelmsford the previous month, SILVER NIGHTFALL narrowly sets the standard on form and she can land a fifth career success. Not beaten far over further at Lingfield last month, Bohemian Breeze is a key player along with Liberated Lad, who has been a progressive sort this season. Last Empress and Tortured Soul cannot be ruled out either.
- The booking of Oisin Murphy aboard BRUNEL CHARM catches the eye and his most recent effort after wind surgery was an eye-catcher when keeping on well from off the pace over C&D. Charlie Wallis' charge gets the vote ahead of Art Fantastique, who has strong claims on his penultimate runner-up effort over C&D, and Heartrate. Big Bard and Dazitoo have the form to get involved in proceedings as well.
- MY MATE MIKE made the frame in this grade over track and trip on his latest outing and competes off the same rating. Dean Ivory's four-year-old is a two-time C&D winner who has lots in his favour to regain the winning thread. Mumayaz has run well over sprint distances on each of his last three starts and should have no problem with the step back up in trip, while Monsieur Beaulieu isn't out of it after his third over 6f here last month.
- BLUE SECRET has shown a fair amount of ability in her three starts to date, including her fair fourth at Newmarket last month. The daughter of Blue Point is bred to be a lot better than a rating of 74 and it would be no surprise to see her show that today. Solar Army was denied by a short head into second at Southwell last time and should remain competitive off 3lb higher, while Beauty By My Side is another to note after her victory at Wolverhampton.
- TEXAS STARLIGHT took a step forward from her debut second to score in comfortable style at Southwell in October and she is likely to have plenty of improvement in her. George Boughey's juvenile could relish the step up to a mile and can carry her 7lb penalty to victory. 230,000-euro purchase Miss Herschel is related to plenty of winners and she is of huge interest, especially if the market speaks in her favour. Joyful Sound is a half-sister to an Italian Group 1 winner and is another to note.
- BLAST THE DREAM wasn't disgraced when finishing fifth in a warm-looking novice on her debut at Newmarket last month. That experience should stand the daughter of Oasis Dream in good stead and this step up to a mile could enable a breakthrough victory. Newcomer Gray Rainbow shouldn't be found lacking for stamina given her staying pedigree and market support for James Owen's filly must be noted. C&D fourth Pershalla may fare best of the remainder.
- CHARLOTTE'S WEB had little difficulty in completing a double at Newcastle last month and a 6lb rise may prove to be on the lenient side. Sean D Bowen claims a handy 3lb off the three-year-old's back and a hat-trick could be in order. Typical Woman finished behind the selection in fourth 33 days ago and her subsequent close-up second at Kempton substantiates the selection's form. Ian Williams' mare will need to improve off a 5lb higher mark, so a bigger threat may emerge from Chelmsford scorer Lokana.
- Although he has proved expensive to follow on his last two defeats, a first-time hood could prove the key to unlocking SMART HERO's ability. The Shamardal gelding was far too keen when finishing ninth at Kempton last month, but he may take some stopping if settling better. Hafeet Alain arrives on the back of a respectable sixth in a class 2 event at the same venue as the selection and is a viable alternative dropping in class. Local Hero and Palmar Bay are also noted.
- POETIC JACK has been knocking on the door of late with a pair of runner-up efforts, including last time out over C&D, and this appeals as an ideal opportunity to regain the winning thread. Sisters In The Sky has strong claims on his penultimate second over this distance at Wolverhampton, while Doves Of Peace is another to consider for in-form connections. Lilkian and Supernova Steps are likely to be thereabouts as well.
- An eye-catcher on his first start for Hilal Kobeissi when not beaten far in third at Wolverhampton last month, CURRUMBIN is entitled to build upon that effort and he may be able to break the maiden at the 12th time of asking. Hill Station didn't do himself any favours when taking a keen hold over C&D last time out, but he is capable on his day, as well as Fravanco, who should be suited by dropping back in trip.
- OVERNIGHT OATS is in the form of his life at present and stepping back up in trip should not inconvenience as he looks to follow up on a comfortable success over 7f at Wolverhampton. A mark of 55 is still much lower than his career best and the four-year-old is likely to have too much for Brighton second River Wharfe and Star Of Atlantis, who can improve on her first start for new connections at Southwell.
- BITS N PIECES has plenty of scope for progression now that he steps up in trip and appears to have been found a decent opportunity to get off the mark. Kazontherazz is more proven than some over 3m and is also a player in this company. The Midwife won a point-to-point in Ireland last year and would be dangerous to underestimate on the back of an encouraging third over timber at Chepstow last month.
- LAND AFAR sets the standard and is readily suggested as the first one to consider. The son of Kalanisi was second at Uttoxeter last month and, with that being just his second start over hurdles, there could be any amount of improvement to come with his yard in fine form. Laser Focus is feared most despite dropping in trip, while Global Esteem is respected but this is tougher than the selling handicap he won at Huntingdon.
- JOLYJUMP showed marked improvement from his chasing debut when he won cosily over 2m at Southwell last month and a 9lb higher mark might not be enough to prevent the son of Kapgarde from registering back-to-back wins. Dromlac Jury can give the selection plenty to think about if building on her promising chasing debut at Bangor in October. Ostrava Du Berlais represents an in-form yard and cannot be ruled out on just her second run after having a wind problem addressed.
- Tour Ovalie had Love Tree (second) half-a-length behind when scoring at Hereford last month and she can confirm her superiority over that rival to go close. However, it may pay to side with ARCLIGHT, who hasn't been seen in this sphere since finishing well held in a premier handicap at Cheltenham in April last year. Nicky Henderson's five-year-old will find this a much easier assignment and her class might pull her through. Panic Attack completes the shortlist.
- DREAMING BLUE was far from disgraced when finishing third at Wincanton on his latest outing and the handicapper might have been kind to drop him 1lb for that performance. Anthony Honeyball's seven-year-old might only need to reproduce that level of form in order to get back to winning ways. Frenchy Du Large filled the runner-up spot at Market Rasen in May last year and provided he is ready to go on his return, he could have a say. Strictlyadancer could be in the mix for the minor honours.
- Having filled the runner-up spot on his last three outings, another good account is forecast from Superbolt. However, the four-year-old is a further 2lb higher than his latest second at Hereford and he isn't certain to stay this distance. With that in mind, C&D winner CURRENT MOOD is taken to put her Hereford third behind her. Evan Williams' mare is only 3lb higher than her victory here two starts ago and she is unexposed in this discipline. Phantom Getaway is likely to be involved as well.
- SERVICE MINIMUM offered plenty to work with when third on her debut at Uttoxeter in October and she could be ready to open her account. The second that day subsequently hit the frame in a Listed NH Flat race at Cheltenham and Dan Skelton's filly ticks plenty of the right boxes. The 130,000-pound purchase Jackie Hobbs scored on her sole outing between the flags and market support for her would be interesting. Pollyanna's Dream and I Am The Moon are also worth a second look.
- WHAT'S UP DOC (2) is clearly hard to trust but if in the mood he is quite capable of pulling off a vicrory against these rivals. TWICKENHAM PARK (3) has been a disappointment of late but could be a threat this time. KISSY (8) won in this division last time out and could follow up. LADY DU SAPHIR (9) is capable of improvement and is also not out of it.
- PRINCE CHOP (3) is the class act of the race. He returns from a lengthy break but should win if fit. CALL OF THE WILD (6) has done well in two French chases and can cntest the finish over the smaller obstacles. INSPACE (1) is in good form and should fight out the finish again. A NOUS TOUS (2) won a claimer last time out and could earn some more money tackling stronger this time.
- NAYAKAMURA (1) is well bred and would not be a surprise winner on debut. Watch the betting on her. FAMILY SPEED (6) won on the flat on debut and could double up trying a hurdle race. MAILIE (2) showed some promise on the flat and would not be a surprise winner. MERI LILOU (12) is yet another that has won on the flat and deserves respect on jumps debut.
- FATU HIVA (9) showed form on the flat and gets the vote to score on hurdle debut. CARAJONES (2) has already won three times this year in flat races and clearly will not go down without a fight for top honours. PROUD LUCY (10) has improved just in time for her hurdle debut and is not out of it. PLAY IT AGAIN (13) makes her debut but did catch the eye.
- SAN REMO (1) only found one better on the day last month at Nimes and is improving. He gets a confident nod to score. ERABLE (3) returns from a break but if fit can play a hand with the finish. LUCERO (2) showed promise and is hnting of adding to a flat win. PORZMAN (4) has only been fair so far but has scope for improvement and can make the frame.
- A very competitive race. IAMASTAR (1) has been unreliable in chases but does set the standard for the race so gets a narrow vote to win. GOONHILLY (5) returns from a break but showed enough form in the UK to be a danger in this line-up. GREYM (8) has struggled a bit of late but could improve over these larger obstacles. DESIRE FOR EVER (9) was runner-up when last seen in a chase and has a winning chance.
- KARA DE MEE (9) remains in good shape and could make a bold bid at scoring this time around. LE LION D'ANJOU (3) is improving and should be right there and challenging for top honours in the closing stages. KANGO (4) ran in third last time out and could be winning very soon. LIGHTNING FLASH (8) flopped last month but was in good form before that and has a winning chance.
- A tough lucky last race. BROOKS (3) did not fire in a chase but can bounce back to win a hurdle race. FRAGMENTS OF TIME (5) is not reliable but ran with promise last time out and could be ready to score if repeating that level of form. HALITE (6) returns after flopping in a Listed race but could be a threat if fit. One never knows what to expect from JOHNNYSAID (7) but he is quite capable of winning when in the mood.
- LORD POST OFFICE (4) was victorious in his penultimate run over 1600m at Chantilly. He followed up with a fair fourth and is selected to pass the line first today. STRANGER (9) has had plenty racing and knows how to win races. Last run was attractive, and he can be expected to go close. HERODION (5) has been holding form and has a massive place chance. MEHANYDREAM (1) can finish in the first four and is a must for all bets.
- FASTER (2) is taking time for the next career win but is never far off the action and can go very close today. Her last run was at Chantilly over 1600m finishing 4th in a Handicap. SPACE QUAKE (9) ran a much better race last time finishing 2nd over 1500m at this track in late November and has to be given serious each way claims on that alone. BIENNE (10) has won two out of her last three starts and has obvious winning claims and can never be ignored from any bets. KHABESA (6) is a must for the quartet play.
- MERCURISSIME (5) is a tad off form but has shown glimpses of spark and some ability before and is the first choice. DEL CIELO (4) ran a huge race last time finishing 2nd over 1500m at this very track and can go one better. DORIANELLO (2) comes into the race fresh off a victory at this track over 1500m and can follow up. RED NUDE ROUGE (13) can make his presence felt.
- BLACK LIVES MATTER (5) is at the top of his game right now. He was a good winner last time out and will need to overcome a penalty but can follow up with another win. WIND OF CHANGE (15) put in a much improved performance last time out and can go one better if in the same mood. BARGING THRU (7) has improved of late and and can be competitive again. CLAIM THE STARS (16) showed some improvement in his latest start and could make the frame.
- This is the headliner on the afternoon and it's a race that has attracted a field of 16 runners. There is lots of quality on offer and it is set to be a mouth-watering event over 1500m. SIAM PARAGON (12) shades the vote in this as he won doing handstands last time out and is lethal on this surface. He is the one to beat. VERTBOIS (4) showed lots of heart to knuckle down for victory last time and is now 4th up for the year which should see him cherry ripe. MOUNT ATHOS (1) and FAST RAAJ (9) met at their most recent outing and there wasn't a lot to choose between them which should be the case again. Both have compelling form and will be players.
- ALABAMA MOON (7) has been a little disappointing given that she has run against stronger and hasn't been able to get her head in front when dropped in class but this looks to be the ideal race for her to gain some confidence. CREW DRAGON (1) won a good race last time out and it would come as no surprise to see him follow up. LA BELLE POETE (5) is holding steady form and should be in the shake up. CROWDFUNDING (3) has notched up three wins this calendar year and with weight off the back, he should pose a threat.
- ATLANTICA (1) has been running consistently and hasn't been too far off the action this calendar year as she now goes in search of her 8th career win. She looks to be on the right mark and will be a threat. PIERRE LE GRAND (3) was a winner three starts back and was far from disgraced at her most recent outing which brings her into this with strong claims. PERROU (9) has been a model of consistently and will likely make his presence felt in a big way once again. LEJENDARIO (13) is better than a rather indifferent last effort and he should be in the firing line.
- VENICE (12) has produced excellent efforts at his last two outings with the apprentice engaged and with a bit of luck on his side, he could grab the spoils. DAYSANIYA (5) isn't one that you can rely on when it comes to the win given that she's a maiden but her last two runs have been good and she could get her head in front. OSER (15) jumps from a decent gate and drops in class for this assignment which should see her featuring. FIRST DREM (16) is seldom far off them and should be right there at the finish.
- Winner of her last two, most recently with consummate ease, LACINIA (11) takes advantage of an excellent entry here and Eric Raffin will be confident of pulling off the hat-trick. Runner-up to her a month ago, the reconfigured LA STORIA DE LOU (5) is not about to turn the tables but can nevertheless apply the pressure. LEXA DE LA CROIX (7) lost her maiden tag over the inner course last time will again be competitive at the business end of the race. LEA DE FROULAY (4) ran 2nd to her that day and can again figure prominently.
- SOUTH STREET benefited from his sights being lowered when runner-up at Mountaineer last month and the five-year-old is expected to go one better. Slava Ukraini and Royally Flushed appeal most of the remainder.
- BATTLE TESTED was denied in her hat-trick attempt here last time but the ease in grade can see her back in the winner's circle. Others to note are Rumours Fly and Maiden Rock.
- MISSION GIRL has been in consistent form of late and the five-year-old is likely to get her head back in front. Wortherweightngold and Lady Jasper head the remainder.
- Denied by only a neck when second in a similar race at Mountaineer last month, STRESSED could be tough to beat with a similar zestful display here. Time Break and Snell Flicka can chase the selection home.
- QUICK RECOVERY (second) and Positively (third) had a few of these in behind when they met here last month and the former can cement her authority over her old rival and gain a first career win in the process. Lime Tree is suggested as the pick of the remainder.
- VARTON has won two of her last three starts and is an appealing option back over the full six furlongs. Constitutionalist and Datttsafancyfox are a couple of others with solid form chances.
- TIERNEY has been a reliable individual in recent months and a third career victory appears likely. Buckeye Rose and Miesha can fight it out for the places.
- BLUE MAX is likely to confirm placings with Excitement from their meeting here last month, while Elliot The Dragon is another with solid credentials.
- On her best form BETHPAGE would be hard to stop and she gets the vote ahead of Princess Tereska and She She's Shadow.
- WHISKEY TALKING can make amends for her second here last month by beating Tamara's Way and Sweet Smila to the victory here.
- Coach Caley and Moneyslot both make the shortlist but preference is for TEST YOUR FAITH, who was narrowly denied over 6f here last month.
- Less exposed than some, MAKE THE BED appeals as the one with the most potential after breaking his maiden here last month. Beer Mosa and Neverfold should be capable of making this a good test for the selection.
- SKYS IMAGE gamely won a similar race on her first try at this venue last month and is an attractive proposition. Orbiting The Sky and Tales Of Makenna rate the pick of the remainder.
- Landy and M J Gold are a couple of solid contenders but the reliable CAN SHE SCOOT, who has won three of her last six starts, is readily suggested as the one to be with.
- VISUAL ARTIST arrives at the top of his game and the hat-trick beckons for Eddie Clouston's charge. Joshy Jak and Chopped could give the selection the most to think about.
- Not at her best on a wet track last time, IMMACULATE HEART gets another chance in a tight contest. Divisibility and Romantic Jewel are others worthy of consideration.
- CLOUD IN THE WIND clocked a strong speed-figure when a close-up second over C&D last month and a similar performance may prove sufficient. Warrior's Miss and Braccesca are feared most.
- KING OF HOLLYWOOD's desire to win has stood him in great stead at Delaware and Churchill Downs in recent months and a four-timer might be in the offing. Lookin At Roses and Alvy are viable alternatives.
- This represents a considerable ease in grade for LACONIA and Jose Delgado's three-year-old is fancied to take full advantage. Li'l Miss Camille and Sassy Charlee are feared most.
- SPANISH DELIGHT completed her hat-trick at Fairmount in October and further success might be on the cards. Happy Ride and Singsational should give her plenty to think about, though.
- Afilada bolted up at Monmouth when last seen in May and is respected, but the race-fit MYLASTREDCENT, who recorded a similarly emphatic success at Canterbury in September, is preferred. Numeric heads the remainder.
- Although held in a deeper race than this most recently, CATALINA EXPRESS is the type who could bounce back at this level. Midnight Onyx and Performante are a couple of others to consider.
- TOURIST STYLE has posted some improved form of late and could be hard to beat if she continues in the same manner. Cherbourg and Gulf Coast Girl can give the selection the most to think about.
- A ready winner last time out, GREYZER could be tough to deal with if performing to the same level. Feuilleton and Slim Slow Slider are the dangers.
- ELUSIVE EDGE showed enough on his return to action in August to suggest that he can win a race of this nature. Others to note are Sam Stormy and Spanish Noble.
- SWEET LAURA is hard to oppose on the back of four victories, although Broken Hearts Bay and Summer's Comin should not be discounted.
- Goddess Minerva and Rozay Summer are both noted but preference is for COMPASS RISES, who was narrowly denied on her most recent outing at Laurel.
- MS FERRARI SZ18 is hard to oppose at this level, although Heros Tribute and Daddy Little Zape should not be discounted.
- MANZONI sets the standard after his debut success in September, while Time To Fly and Fools Conversation are next best.
- Overly Fast and Lie And Deny could both go well but preference is for ULTIMATE, who is proven at a higher level than this.
- MISTER MCLEAN looks to have solid claims back in this lower grade and may be the one to side with. Scratchy Apache and Boss Of Themoss are viable alternatives.
- OLIVIA'S CHOICE has won four of her last five starts and can go in again. Trouble N Paradise and Rubysa filled the places behind the selection last time and look the main threats once again.
- ROADSWITCHER finished fourth in a stakes race last time and can go close with any further progress. Calmcoolncollected is a likely improver, while Take Charge Tom is preferred of the newcomers.
- MINEDANDREFINED appeals strongly after hinting at a return to form with a respectable second last time out. Stardust Dreams and Veronica's Delight are others to consider.
- Already a dual winner from just three start, JUST CALL ME LUCKY has a good chance of adding to her tally. Brumbodoppelganger edges out Squeeze The Day to be next best.
- A speculative vote is given to LIVEHAPPY in the hope that he can make the make the most of dropping down in class here. Goldentown and Westeros heads the list of dangers.
- TIVERTON returns to the all-weather track with strong claims, while Mr. Faversham looks likely to feature and is preferred to Confucius of the remainder.
- ANAITA won a stakes race at Penn in August and a similar effort will likely prove good enough at this level. Protomagic and Save The Bees are others with solid claims.
- MAMITA won in good style here on debut and there should plenty more to come from her. Gone Kat and the more exposed Gabriella Who are both worthy of consideration.
- MR RIGGER ran well for a long way here on his first outing of the year and is capable of winning at this level if back to his best. Tee Breaker and Playthemarker may prove the main threats.
- BART SIP SOME continues to improve and the hat-trick beckons having landed a tougher contest here on his latest start. Sir Ruckus and Kae Gae may give the selection the most to think about.
- RAEGAN'S STORM ran well for third in a tougher contest here last time and may prove difficult to beat at this lower level. She may have most to fear from Chasenuinmydreams and Sheza Hailstorm.
- I'M A DREAMER TOO bounced back to form in good style here last time and looks worth sticking with in an open affair. Wall Street Logic and King Bryce are others for the shortlist.
- JED boasts the strongest form and is difficult to oppose, while Speed Bump Bob and Leave Them Behind are next best.
- HOODWINKED KATE has won two of her last three starts and has a good chance of extending the good run of form. Awesome Walker is the chief threat to the selection, although Trust Anabelle can also go well.
- REMEMBER BIG JIM wasn't beaten far when fourth in a similar race last time out and could be tough to deal with. Road To Eldorado and Smartier are the chief dangers.
- MARK THE DATE takes a significant drop down in class and earns the vote here. Burningdaylight and Tammy Macho are other solid options for consideration.
- PROJECTION eases significantly in class and is suggested as the most solid option. Iowa Hawkeye is another strong contender, along with the hat-trick seeking Pass It Around.
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