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- RAINWATER showed a likeable attitude when scoring over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton and after shaping like he was still in good heart when fourth off 5lb higher over this trip at Newcastle subsequently, he gets the vote to land the spoils off an unchanged mark. Mc'ted found only one rival too good at Lingfield last month and, off 2lb higher than his last winning rating, he warrants respect, despite his wide draw. Renesmee is also noteworthy.
- Godolphin appear to hold a strong hand in this contest and JOLLY JACK TAR looks the pick of the duo. The son of Too Darn Hot fairly bolted up over this trip at Lingfield on his second start in February and, with the promise of more improvement to come, he appeals as the most likely winner. By The Book scored impressively on debut over 7f at Haydock in June 2023 and, having been gelded during his spell on the sidelines, he must be of interest stepping up in trip on his return to action. Plage De Havre looks the pick of the remainder.
- LIPSINK overcame an awkward start to run out a ready winner at Wolverhampton last month and, upped 5lb, he gets the nod to bring up a double. The formerly very smart Acklam Express is an obvious contender back off his last winning mark, while Dark Kestrel lost little in defeat when finishing a close-up third at Newcastle and he is respected most out of the remainder.
- Dashing Panther was having only his second start of the year when scoring here last month. He can feature in the finish again, while Tradesman returns to the all-weather with solid claims off his current mark, but a chance is taken on WILLIAM WALTON. Owen Burrows' three-year-old has shown steady improvement in three outings over 1m4f and the son of Galileo will likely relish this extra test of stamina now handicapping for the first time.
- LION RING has recorded four of his five wins to date at this venue and may prove the one to side with. Andrew Martin's sprinter is only 2lb higher than when last successful here in October and another bold bid is anticipated. Sir Rodneyredblood was narrowly beaten here on his penultimate start and is not easily dismissed, while Hiatus returns to this distance with a shout off his current mark and can make his presence felt.
- MONSIEUR KODI opened his account on the all-weather with a victory over 6f here last month. Richard Fahey's charge is 3lb higher on his return to this track, having made the frame at Newcastle subsequently, but has won off higher marks on turf and looks worthy of another chance over this extra furlong. Ultramarine went close over C&D three weeks ago and can feature once again, while Nammos has been in the mix in lower-grade contests and could land a blow.
- THOMAS EQUINAS was too keen to do himself justice when last of five over C&D last month having benefited from the reapplication of cheekpieces the time before. However, the five-year-old may have a better chance of settling in a bigger field and it would be no surprise to see him bounce back. Profitman was disappointing behind the selection when last seen, but is better judged on a brace of runner-up efforts prior. Heerathetrack isn't discounted dropping back to 7f.
- KONDRATIEV WAVE continues to be a reliable individual and the seven-year-old, who won here over 7f in August, arrives following a solid third at Lingfield. Anamika is an interesting contender making her handicap debut, with the pick of her three runs coming here when runner-up in August. Callianassa improved for stepping up in trip to finish second at Newcastle and she could have more to offer.
- ELTERWATER benefited from dropping in trip when getting off the mark over C&D and the daughter of Camelot is expected to back that performance up, despite a 3lb rise, and confirm the form with runner-up Kessaar Power. The latter's recent form here gives him every chance of being in the mix again, while the consistent H Key Lails and handicap debutant Empress Of Hope head the remainder.
- A promising second on his debut over hurdles for new connections at Stratford, SIXMILEBRIDGE is entitled to improve plenty on that effort and, as a former point-to-pointer, the step up in trip is likely to suit. The five-year-old gets the vote ahead of Newcastle bumper winner Lawrenny and Je Viens Du Large, who wasn't disgraced when fourth over C&D last month. Sole Solution and Tintagel Queen are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
- A tad unlucky not to get his head in front last season, WILLIAMDECONQUEROR looks to have been found an ideal opportunity on his first run since February, and soft ground should play to his strengths. A relatively promising third over C&D last month, Shesupincourt is capable of building on that effort, while Pearl Island is interesting on his chase debut for the in-form Henry Daly team.
- INSIDE MAN arrives on the back of a taking success at Exeter and there is likely to be plenty more to come from the four-year-old, despite having to carry a 10lb penalty. Carismatic Soldier showed up well when second on his debut in a Huntingdon bumper in March and he must enter calculations, along with French import Authodidacte and Malinificent, who is related to the stable's smart staying chaser Bob Mahler.
- In a moderate event, a chance can be taken on TRUST HOUSE, who won on the Flat and he may be suited by this switch to handicap company. Night Jet could prove to be the main danger based on an encouraging fifth at Ludlow two starts ago, while Mr Zee edges out Nedzor and Mount Washington to be best of the rest.
- SAMAZUL failed to fire on his most recent outing at Fontwell, but that followed a success at the same venue in October. It would be no surprise to see Ben Pauling's gelding bounce back to form given how weak this race appears to be. Johnny Mac was well held when third at Warwick but should not be underestimated, while similar comments apply to My Portia.
- SHANTWOPOINTFIVE had plenty in hand when winning a maiden hurdle at Cartmel in May and she merits the utmost respect on her handicap debut, despite a 194-day break. Easy To Follow only found one too good on her return to action at Bangor and is likely to be in the mix once again. The shortlist is completed by Leading Choice and McGowan's Pass.
- FILLYFUDGE made the frame on her return to hurdling over C&D last month and Amy Murphy's mare gets the vote off the same mark here. Passing Kate was a consistent performer last season and should not be underestimated in this company, even if a 227-day layoff is a slight concern. Twyford's Diamond has had a wind operation since her last appearance and any market support for her would have to be noted.
- HOMME D'UN SOIR enjoyed a solid beginning to the new season with a string of consistent efforts, the latest seeing him finish third over fences at Southwell in June. In a contest lacking depth, the eight-year-old appears to have a solid opportunity to get his head back in front. Love True is entitled to step forward from her handicap debut when fourth at Sedgefield and is respected along with Piecederesistance.
- Play Pretend returns to the scene of his debut success and the application of a first-time hood combined with a drop in class is likely to see him in a better light. The vote, though, goes to VIYANNI, a winner at Bellewstown over 1m6f for Johnny Murtagh when last seen in July. The son of Almanzor has since joined Harry Derham and appeals as the type to do well in this discipline. Narragansett completes the shortlist.
- SUNRAY SHADOW still looked a work in progress when getting off the mark over timber at Aintree in October and the son of Blue Bresil is expected to have a fair amount of improvement to come, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. It's Hard To Know also gives weight to all bar the selection after winning at Lingfield on his Rules debut and is likely to benefit from going right-handed based on the manner of his jumping on that occasion. Tamarind Bay wasn't disgraced when fourth to The New Lion at Chepstow and the extra couple of furlongs should be right up his street.
- Narrowly denied at Lingfield last time out in a career-best effort, GETAWAY WITH YOU deserves a change in luck and he may get that on this occasion. The six-year-old is narrowly preferred to Walk My Way, who arrives with similar claims on her first run since finishing second at Hexham in March. Entity Of Substanz disappointed when a short-priced favourite at Ayr in October, but he may be able to bounce back on the rise in distance.
- COKYTHO looked a different proposition stepped up to 3m for the first time at Uttoxeter in May when finally getting off the mark after a string of consistent efforts. Despite a 6lb rise for that success, it wouldn't be a huge surprise if Alex Hales' gelding had more to offer given the fact he is unexposed over this distance. Kelce is likely to produce another bold bid from the front, while Icaque De L'isle and Felton Bellevue appear best of the remainder.
- Kim Bailey has his string in fine form at present, and his ZMIINYI gets the nod. The six-year-old bumped into a potentially useful sort when finishing runner-up on his chase debut over 2m5f here last month and, with the step back in trip likely to suit, he may prove tough to peg back. Brickadank brought up a course double last spring and he merits consideration on his seasonal reappearance, while Caro Des Flos is also noteworthy.
- Olly Murphy has a good record at this venue, so ORDEROFTHEDAY gets the vote. The point-to-point winner fetched 125,000 pounds in May and connections are likely to be disappointed if he weren't able to play a hand in a race of this nature first time up. Silver Hill represents the in-form Jamie Snowden team and he merits respect on debut. Kykorock is also considered.
- CLIMBING was having only his fourth outing over fences when landing a novices' handicap at Kempton in good style. He looks to have more to offer over the larger obstacles and is taken to defy a 7lb rise with Will Biddick doing the steering. Planned Paradise overcame a stumble at the last fence to finish a creditable third in an amateurs' race at Cheltenham and drops in distance with every chance. Hunter Legend will likely be sharper for last month's reappearance at Aintree and is another to note.
- The winner of a point-to-point and bumper, STAR WALKING made a respectable debut over hurdles on her return to action when beaten only a length at Uttoxeter. Harry Fry's inmate looks up to winning at this level on that evidence and makes more appeal than Game Colours, who found one too good at Stratford last time and should be thereabouts once again. The returning Betty's Tiara has a shout on last season's placed efforts and is not easily dismissed.
- THE DARK EDGE arrives in fine fettle and found only the progressive Magical Arthur too good at Kempton. The five-year-old gets another chance, with the application of cheekpieces bringing the promise of further improvement. Miss Hunky Dory posted a better effort when third at Ffos Las on her first start after a wind operation and can have a say in the outcome, while Lucky Rose finished runner-up at Fontwell in September and is not out of it on that form.
- PIRATES' TALE wasn't done any favours when carried left on the run-in as he finished second at Newton Abbot in May, and a mark of 114 on his return to handicap company looks workable. A sharp track like this could suit him well and the six-year-old gets the vote ahead of comfortable Uttoxeter winner Intrepide Sud, who is making his handicap bow. Golden Move and Sunninghill have the form to get involved in proceedings as well.
- SHERBORNE (second) got the better of Pachacuti (fourth) when the pair met over 2m5f at Newton Abbot and, despite a 2lb pull in favour of the latter, Joe Tizzard's eight-year-old is unexposed at this sort of trip and gets the vote to confirm his superiority over that rival en route to victory this time around. This represents an ease in grade for the reappearing Flowing Cadenza and she must enter calculations for the in-form Venetia Williams team.
- School For Scandal (first) finished narrowly ahead of JONY MAX (second) over 2m7f at Taunton recently, though there is reason to believe that the latter can reverse that form here. Christian Williams' charge is expected to benefit from the application of cheekpieces and, now 1lb better off with his rival, he gets the nod. Game Hereford winner Langley Hundred is also noteworthy.
- TRUSTINTIMES lost little in defeat when finishing runner-up on his introduction in an Exeter bumper over 1m5f in October and, with the promise of more to come, it will be no surprise if he is able to go one place better second time up. Similar comments apply to Frontier Prince, who shaped with plenty of promise when second on his debut at Ludlow and he can emerge as the main danger to the selection. Of the newcomers, Crest Of Stars is respected most.
- A competitive looking race. KING'S DAY (9) did not run too badly in a hanrness race last time out and is barefoot and ready to do much better under the saddle. KRAKITO BELLO (1) like his rival is unshod and ready to be a threat back in a Mounted race. JANE LUIS PORSGUEN (8) was disqualified when last seen in this discipline but is capable of contesting the finish when smart and in the mood. KADENCE MAN (2) is very unreliable but can upset when on a good day.
- THE TOP GATSBY (2) has performed impeccably this year and has won on all 3 visits to this course, including back-to-back races over this course and distance. She beat several re-opposing rivals here last time and is good value to maintain her 100% record at Pau. MORPHEWAN (1), who finished a good 4th in a Listed race last time out, leads the opposition ahead of SPLENDINO (6), whose comeback 4th behind the selection would've done him good. PERLE ROUGE (4) appeals most of the remainder.
- KAI LUNG (9) acquitted himself well in defeat on debut in a well-composed field of experienced colts and he needn't improve a great deal to open his account. However, MAYISKI (8) and MARKUS (7) have shown enough to challenge the selection and could chase him home. Experienced rivals PIC PEN (4), FUSEE DE PORCHE (2) and SICILIAN THREAT (10) have legitimate place hopes but no more than that.
- THORDIS (9) confirmed the promise of her Tarbes debut by finishing 2nd at this venue in mid-October, and beat a subsequent winner on that occasion. A repeat of that performance should suffice here and she will be hard to beat if making any progress. Consistent GYP SEA (4) has the form and experience to trouble the selection, so she ought to play a role in the outcome, along with MAKE IT RIGHT (2) who has shown enough in 3 starts to be competitive in a race/field of this ilk. KIMBIA (3) completes the shortlist.
- BOETTI (2) has good references at a higher level and, judged on the strength and consistency of his form/performances in this grade, is good value to open his account. HUMAN EVOLUTION (1) also possesses sufficient means to be competitive in a race of this nature, even on his return from a break. TRADE HONOR (3), KRUNGTHEPMAHANAKON (7) and ROOFOFTHEWORLD (6) have place prospects.
- WILBUR (13) gets a slight pull at the weights with those that beat him last time out and with a clear run in transit, he could reverse the form. ROYAL VATI (14) showed a return to form at his latest outing and he should be right there at the finish. VICTORY CAT (2) is holding form nicely and hasn't been far off despite not winning and she should produce another solid effort. BORN TO DREAM (7) gets 1.5kgs off the back and is another that should have a say in the outcome.
- NUIT D'ALIENOR (4) arrives in very steady form and has been close up at recent outings which indicates that another win isn't too far away. POLIVATE (12) ran her best race in a while when just finding one too good and with a bit of luck in running, she could get her head in front. VIRIMOON ETOILE (10) finished behind the top two picks last time out but should be right on top of them at the finish. NOROLLES (15) is still a maiden but has the type of form that continues to keep one interested.
- NONANCOURT (8) started off his career well but has been terribly disappointing at his last two outings. If he can return to form, he could make amends and reward his followers. EVERSTAR (1) is holding steady form and was a winner two starts back which should see him being a big threat once again. DONALYA (4) is yet to taste success this calendar year but hasn't been too far off them and can challenge. QUARTIER MAITRE (5) is best forgiven for a below par last effort and should be judge on his previous form which will see him running a positive race.
- DOCTOR RON (2) enhanced his form with a gutsy victory last time out and that win could have done his confidence a world of good as he looks to defy those who he had behind him last time out. DIVINE CHRISNAT (4) has been a consistent performer for connections and is threatening for that next win which seems around the corner. NORDESTE (3) finished behind the top pick last time out but should get closer if not turning the form around at the weights. PAS RADINE (8) was denied by Doctor Ron but could get revenge with a bit of luck in running.
- Winning trainer of this race in 2022 and 2023, Thierry Duvaldestin sends out the unlucky HELLO SPORT (4) who was simply dynamic on his ridden bow last month, and Benjamin Chauve-Laffay will be intent on putting things right. He will still be keeping a keen eye on the the classy GRAAL DU TRESOR (10) who is unlikely to benefit from such a good entry for some time, and HALFA (7) who will be expected to make up for her recent disappointment.
- It could be worth taking a punt on stable debutant GLAMOROUS recapturing her form as this represents a marked drop in class. Eight Oz Mocha and One With The Force complete the shortlist.
- The downgraded No Fake and in-form Bobbi Two Steps aren't taken lightly, but last-time-out maiden winner BANKERS ROSE GOLD is slightly more appealing.
- This is likely to be dominated by Mitole Candy and SISTER WINNIE, with the latter's progressive profile more appealing. Cut Him Loose can chase the pair home.
- FRENCHIES GOLD landed a the odds by a wide margin here last month and looks worth sticking with. Bull's Legacy will likely prove the main threat, with Breadman's Rosebud another to note.
- The winner of seven of her nine starts so far this year, LITTLE BIT OF THAT is difficult to oppose. Golden Can and Snowy Juba Cat may prove best of the opposition.
- ZIGGY STARDUST boasts the strongest form and can confirm recent running with both Defiant Giant and Prime Shopping.
- Better is expected from the downgraded ROYAL PAIN and a ninth course victory could be in the offing. Group Eighteen and Lots Of Mischief are others to consider.
- LOOK SHARP has been operating at a different level to these rivals and he looks ready to regain the winning thread. Casino Tricks and Moncrief rate as the chief threats.
- Little separates Offutt Cole (second) and Cape Lookout (third) on their latest encounter here. Regardless, READYSEEKGO arrives on the back of a fourth career victory and he's taken to follow up.
- CANT GLIDE BY KATZ landed the spoils over C&D last time out and there is little reason to desert him. Vroysky and Kozy's Wildcat complete the shortlist.
- ATLAS FALLS sets a clear standard on his C&D second in October and a breakthrough victory looks imminent. He's A Wild Child and Torrefactor may serve the most resistance to the selection.
- It could pay to stick with QADIRA as she returned an easy winner here last time. Whats Goin On and Ribbons And Lace may give the selection the most to think about.
- RAY'S GONE ASTRAY won here last month and can go in again, while Fast Forward and I'm Your Captain are others for the shortlist.
- SHE'S ALL ABOUT IT has gone agonisingly close on her last couple of starts and gets another chance to open her account. All Roads To Denis and Donald's Nation look best of the remainder.
- WHERE IS ESSA arrives on the back of a decent fourth in a stronger event at Woodbine and this contest looks ripe for the taking. Billy's Bet and Amicable top the threats.
- BUDDY BUDDY has acquitted himself with credit at Charles Town in recent months and this looks a suitable opportunity for him to land a first victory in 2024. Tap Your Heart and Malpractice Meuser are viable alternatives.
- GOOSE HUNTER posted several creditable efforts in defeat for previous connections at Presque Isle Downs and he could take some stopping if running to a similar level now under the tutelage of Cody Beattie. Synonym and Rhumjar top the list of threats.
- RAPID RESPONSE is nothing but reliable and that factor could give him the edge in this competitive event. Dark Timber and Sassy Lad are just a couple of others to note.
- LUCKY LINUS is an attractive proposition with his sights lowered here. The unexposed Joey Tickles and reliable Double Nickel can give the selection the most to think about.
- MO TRAFFIC has been keeping better company since scoring here in July and gets another chance. Disco Flash also faces an easier task than of late, while Nature Trail looks best of the rest.
- CALL ME NOW returns to claiming company and can resume winning ways. Rudy Rudy Rudy won nicely here last time and is preferred to Bermondsey of the remainder.
- Not the strongest of maiden races and YOUGOTTHISJR makes most appeal of those with experience. Mi Saturday and Da Chief are newcomers to keep an eye on in the market.
- SWORD OF GOLD returned the easy winner when last seen in this grade and may edge a tight contest. R D C Posse, In Bond We Trust and Buckin Again are others worthy of consideration.
- INARI is a filly on the upgrade and can take this step up in class in her stride. Bluebonnet Girl and Mariah are others worthy of a place on the shortlist.
- DELTA FRONT arrives on the back of a solid third on the turf course here and a similar performance on dirt may see a breakthrough victory. Priority Lane and Brewing are others to consider.
- SMALLTOWNSMOKESHOW clocked a decent speed-figure when runner-up over track and trip last month and she looks ready to shed her maiden tag. Red Seven, Springtime Moon and Presleys Volley are other key contenders.
- ARTHUR lost little in defeat when runner-up at Keeneland in October and a similar performance on his course debut may prove hard to topple. Shaggy Edge and Rocking Rocket can also make their presence felt.
- RECHARGE drops in class on her return from a layoff and Steve Asmussen will likely have her primed for action. Geometrique and Talkin Cadee may prove the main threats.
- BIJOU BEAR found only one too good on his latest outing and another bold bid is on the cards. Washita Valley can feature once again, while Texoma has plenty of scope for improvement.
- CONDENSATION makes plenty of appeal reverting to dirt and she is fancied to regain the winning thread. Majestic Ways and Faith Alone spearhead the dangers.
- CHANTRY FLATS has won four times here and can add to his tally in this lower grade. Kygo and Reapply look likely to give the selection the most to think about.
- BEMBRIDGE LEDGE should relish a return to this longer distance and a breakthrough victory looks imminent. Market support for newcomers Stop Watch and Tarragon would be interesting.
- O'BABE arrives on the back of a facile victory at Canterbury and she should take all the beating if running to a similar level. Abitibi and Ardis complete the shortlist.
- GOLDEN SYMPHONY found only one too good at Churchill Downs and this longer trip will likely suit. Oscargot and Alpha Omega are others with claims.
- FORGOTTEN PEACE has won five of her six starts so far this year and may not have finished winning yet. Polka Polenta and Kiki Krazy are viable alternatives.
- TROTTER is taken to make the most of this drop in class and resume winning ways. Camp Akeela and the recent maiden winner Ain't No Other make most appeal of the rest.
