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- LACRYMA CHRISTI (4) has the best form over fences and can score in what looks like calmer waters than her latest start in a Class 1 chase 8 days ago at this racecourse when he was third. ILLAHO (2) could be the one that gives the selection the most to do. He fluffed his lines over fences two starts ago after a promising second on his chase debut in November. A recent win over hurdles will have installed confidence. PLANEUR (1) and LADY DU SAPHIR (6) warrant respect and can feature.
- MOTU FAREONE (9) was a good second over fences at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 1 race earlier this month. Back over hurdles, they should not pose any problems. JUPITER LE DUN (6) is the main threat and shaped well at Nimes when he was second in mid-November. NORMANDE (1) is the one to go with each way, he has run two good races recently in Class 1 chases at Strasbourg. JOHNNYSAID (2) heads the remainder.
- NADURRA (4) has been second on her last two runs, her most recent was seven days ago at this track in a Class 3 hurdle over 3300m. She can gain her first success. MIMETIQUE (6) could be the main threat. She won with a bit in hand at course and distance earlier this month and will be in a good frame of mind after that. RAIL DAWN (1) has arguably the best form, having contested stronger races recently. He warrants respect as does CARGO DE NUIT (9) who should be involved.
- LE ROI DAVID (1) was a convincing winner of a Class 1 chase at Cagnes-Sur-Mer earlier this month by over eight lengths and will be expected to get the job done in this Listed chase. NYIRI (2) is a Listed winner over hurdles and has scored over fences in Class 1 company. He arrives after a good win over track and trip in a handicap chase and will be full of confidence. OKTENTE (9) was second in the Cagnes-Sur- Mer race and warrants respect. REVE DE PRINCE (3) heads the remainder.
- KING SAINT (2) is a course specialist and has been in terrific form recently with a hat-trick of wins. He will need to raise his game slightly as this is a step up in class but he was an easy ten lengths winner when last seen on December 12th. WORTH A TEAM (7) was second that day and should be able to get a lot closer this time on 3kg better terms. KACOU (8) tries fences for the first time and is worth considering. IMAGINATION (11) is also worth a mention.
- ITALIAN FLIGHT (9) is a capable performer on his day and is worth taking a chance on in this open claiming hurdle. LA LOUISIANE (12) is consistent in claiming hurdles and is overdue a win. She can make her rivals work hard for success. SALAMALEK (1) has shown he has the ability and was a pleasing fourth in a Class 4 hurdle at this track earlier this month when last appearing. ETINCELLE UNIQUE (10) makes up the shortlist.
- INSPACE (14) was a bit below par recently at this track but is more than capable of scoring in this type of event at nice odds. He is the tentative selection ahead of MESSI BLUE (1) who won last time when the selection put in a below-par effort on December 12th. GOLD FOR NIZZY (16) could be a safe option for the each-way backers to latch on to. ZINOA (13) was third behind MESSI BLUE (1) last time and can be involved again at the business end.
- LORCAN (1) looks capable of defying a penalty for a recent win at this track and trip on December 6th on his hurdling debut. He was a capable performer on the flat and scored three times in that discipline. MANAROSE (2) fluffed his lines last time but won his two previous races and could be the main threat. FANDERIK (4) has been second on her last two runs and can not be ruled out of the frame. KARESSE DU LARGE (8) looks best of the remainder.
- Another competitive looking race. IGOR DU PARC (10) needed the last run and is barefoot and capable of striking a win. IMAIL DE CARSI (3) has two recent disqualifications but is a lively threat when smart. IQUITA VILI (6) was in good form before faulting at this course last time out. IXOR DE L'ITON (9) is unshod and likely to be very competitive again.
- JANE HUDSON (8) ran well when third at this track last time out and is better this distance so gets the nod to score. JABIOLE BELLEMARE (3) has yet to win but has got close a number of times and will be a threat. JANICK DU VIVIER (7) ran well over a similar distance at this course last time out but is not reliable. JOIE DE VIVRE (5) is very hard to trust but is also not out of it if wise this time.
- KIKI AND CO (11) was disqualified last time out when barefoot. he does better with this shoe combination and could bounce back to score. KENTUCKY FIRST (10) is in very good form and will not go down easily. KAISER CHANCE (1) is holding form and should be right there in the mix of things. KING STALLION (8) is unreliable but does have ability so could make the frame.
- HEAVEN RULES finished fourth over a mile at this venue last month and that level of form might be good enough. Sadie Baby and Brookmesa are others to consider.
- JAZZ N BLUES produced a much better effort to finish fourth at this level here on her most recent start and that looks the key piece of form to focus on. Newcomers My Lucky Angel and Raydar Control need to be monitored in the market.
- TICKIN TIME BLONDE finished a disappointing seventh at Churchill Downs last time, but a reproduction of either of her seconds prior to that would be good enough. Madam Mitole and Cottage Garden aren't out of it either.
- TAKESCHARGESMILING battled on gamely to record a narrow success over 6f here last month and, should this extra furlong be no issue, he should go very close. Doc Amster and American Warrior are others to consider.
- Having struck the woodwork on her latest outing, HOPESNDREAMS is taken to go one better, possibly at the main expense of Talkin Tipsy. Speightful Sis is another to consider.
- Not a strong contest and if ADIOS TIPSY can replicate recent workouts on the track, then James Gulick's filly may well make a winning debut. Others to note include Don't Tell Amy and Starship Sophia.
- Sonic Speed and POLICY OPTION may dominate proceedings judged on recent form, with the latter shading the vote in receipt of 2lb from the former. Skipperini may chase them home.
- TABOR TIME gained her breakthrough victory on the turf course here in April and subsequent efforts suggest she can land a race of this nature reverting to dirt. Scored and I Love Venezuela are others to consider.
- WHY NOT ME arrives on the back of a cracking second at this level over slightly further here and makes most appeal. Goes The Clown and Rose Collector top the list of threats.
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