Tuesday 23 June 2026 Every horse, A to Z
223 horses 27 races 4 meetings 14 with a signal
The day's horses
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Jack Doughty 13%David Flood 11%8-0703No signal12/1 17/2 12/1Keen last time but finishing a 3¼-length third — arguably her best recent effort — A Daughters Love handles ten furlongs on good ground and looks back in the right direction; yet to score in recent starts, and whether she can build on that latest run is the key question.
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William Carver 10%Jamie Osborne 12%4-5348No signal22/1 12/1 20/1Failing to stay at 14f last time, Abando drops back to a more suitable trip today; effective at ten to twelve furlongs on soft, good and AW, and first-time cheekpieces could help, though winless in his last five starts and ranked last on our figures.
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David Noonan 8%David Pipe 16%—No signal5/2 7/4 9/4Multiple winner on the Flat in France over 10-12 furlongs on all-weather and good to soft; shaped as though crying out for a more demanding test on a recent stable appearance and the switch to hurdles over this trip looks a good fit. Yet to run under rules but the French Flat background suggests she could develop into a useful hurdler.
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Charles Bishop 10%Oliver Cole 11%18-05No signal33/1 28/1 33/1Failed to reproduce his French debut level since arriving in Britain; wearing cheekpieces for the first time here and managed a creditable performance despite a slow start last time, finishing fifth — not disgraced, though more is clearly required.
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124619No signalSP FCST 16/1Ran very poorly when a distant ninth last time on his return to turf, well below his recent all-weather form; effective at six or seven furlongs and comes back on the same mark with first-time cheekpieces — needs to reassert turf credentials.
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Neil Callan 14%George Baker 10%5No signal66/1 FCST 50/1Well beaten in a novice at Kempton on only start, with little to show from that run; ranks near the foot of our figures and needs a significant leap forward to feature.
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Harry Vigors 12%Faye Bramley 15%239-68No signal11/4 3/1 5/2Drove clear to take a hurdle handicap by four lengths last time, travelling with purpose under a forward ride at two miles on a sound surface — conditions that suit here today; back on a mark just a pound above what he managed to achieve something similar off twelve months ago, and first-time cheekpieces add interest.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%5-3No signal15/2 7/1 15/2Showed some inexperience on debut, finishing four and a quarter lengths third, but should take a step forward for that experience — a rangy filly whose yard has a strong recent record in this race; effective around a mile and the profile suggests there is more improvement to come, even if yet to score.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%1No signal9/4 FCST 2/1Landed a debut novice by a head at Wolverhampton, showing enough to mark her down as a useful type, and has been over today's trip before; should improve further on turf, though a penalty makes this a tougher ask.
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William Carson 10%Nikki Evans 7%0-7979No signal66/1 40/1 66/1Outpaced throughout after a slow break last time, Angel's Call has yet to score in recent starts and is ranked last on our figures; effective at five to six furlongs on good ground and AW, but this trip may stretch and much more is needed.
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P84F7-No signal28/1 16/1 28/1Going too hard up front and emptying quickly last time, was well beaten, though had been in sound form before that; inconsistent overall and returning from a long absence of 264 days. Effective over 2m and should strip fitter for the run, but difficult to trust first time back from such a break.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%—No signal12/1 10/1 11/1A Kingman filly out of a dam who showed high-class ability at a mile and a half, Approved makes strong appeal on breeding alone; newcomers from this yard often need a first run to show their best, though this filly has sufficient quality in her background to be respected.
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Joe Leavy 11%Adrian Wintle 11%360-08SSteamer Whisper 1 signal9/2 18/1 4/1Well held at Salisbury last time and without a win in recent starts, Arabian Cobra needs to put in a much better display than of late; suited by 6f on ground with give and acts on AW, with first-time cheekpieces the only real angle.
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Rob Hornby 12%Jonathan Portman 13%42No signal8/1 5/1 8/1Runner-up last time, matching her debut level, and is effective at six furlongs on a sound surface; has yet to win but has shown she belongs at this level and could have a say if continuing in that vein.
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064764No signal40/1 33/1 40/1Fourth when beaten seven lengths at Salisbury last time, below his earlier level; he takes a lead and is effective at six or seven furlongs on fast or yielding going — the form needs to pick up from recent outings.
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Ruth Carr 12%8587-0No signal12/1 8/1 11/1Went too fast too soon last time and faded badly down the field — trainer out of form and on a long losing run; suited by a sound surface but very hard to make a positive case given the current figures and pattern.
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Pat Dobbs 14%Richard Hannon 12%5588-6No signal16/1 11/1 16/1Winless in recent starts but last outing showed a degree of improvement when sixth at Lingfield, not beaten far; effective at seven furlongs and returns after 88 days off with first-time blinkers — there is scope for progress now handicapping if that effort is a marker.
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Bryan Carver 13%55-26No signal80/1 FCST 66/1Placed in a point and showed some signs on a modest hurdling debut, though was held comfortably last time; the step up in trip today looks likely to play to her strengths. Yet to score under rules, though, and has plenty to find against more experienced rivals.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Charlie Johnston 13%/02422WHTW Whisper 1 signal7/4 4/1 18/13Consistent profile with four placed efforts in recent starts, including a close second over this distance two outings ago; handles any ground at a range of trips and attracts a notable jockey booking — the main risk is that she has yet to find the front in her last five outings.
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56P-U7No signal50/1 40/1 50/1Inconsistent in recent starts, finishing seventh and unseating before another poor effort last time out — hard to trust. Does handle today's trip and conditions, and the mark has eased, but must demonstrate improved reliability over hurdles before demanding inclusion.
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Richard Upton 18%David Bridgwater 10%P-2243No signal33/1 25/1 28/1Third in a maiden point last time out, a step up on what had been shown before, though limited overall in that sphere; plenty to prove on a first start under rules and returning from a break in first-time hood. Yet to score and faces stiff competition from more experienced rivals.
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William Cox 5%Tom Dascombe 12%4314-No signal20/1 12/1 20/1Beaten a touch over a length off a pound higher mark last time on his most recent outing; returning from a lengthy break and rated below his best, though a fair mark and solid earlier form make him worth a second look on his comeback.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Michael Bell 13%2No signal8/15 4/7 9/17Showed plenty on her only start at Doncaster, going down by just a neck and looking assured throughout; handles today's distance and conditions and is the clear form pick here, though she is yet to win and faces several lightly raced rivals.
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Jack Doughty 13%Ed de Giles 10%0-958No signal50/1 33/1 50/1Well beaten in blinkers at Leicester last time, Beau Chevalier has yet to show much of note across four outings and is hard to fancy; the sire is a sprinter while the dam stayed ten furlongs, leaving the trip an open question, and significant improvement is needed.
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Freddie Gingell 22%Joe Tizzard 14%5PP-12No signal15/2 11/2 15/2Ran to form stepped up in trip, a half-length second off 104 last time and only 2lb higher here; won by a length at Fontwell from a 5lb lower mark penultimate start and handles a sound surface well over staying trips. First-time cheekpieces may help, though a tendency to pull up is the main concern.
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Taylor Fisher 12%J. S. Moore 7%323133No signal8/1 7/1 8/1Third last time in a classified race and effective at ten to fourteen furlongs, Belle Of Kt has been a consistent performer at this level and goes well when turned out quickly; the trainer is cold at present (0/21 last 14 days), which is the one reservation in an otherwise solid profile.
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Conor Ring 7%/5584-No signal10/1 18/1 10/1The ground may have contributed to a distant fourth last time but has been underperforming for the new yard across several recent efforts; effective over 3m-plus and has slipped down the weights. Returning from a long break and the form needs to be taken on trust — hard to be confident until it arrives.
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Rose Dawes 13%Hughie Morrison 12%7470-4No signal40/1 25/1 40/1Fourth last time at Lingfield having run on off a steady pace wearing a hood, Betty Lemon handles seven to eight furlongs on a range of surfaces; back after a six-week break and still without a win in recent starts, though the ability is there — a crawl early on would not play to her strengths.
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P. J. McDonald 14%Jamie Osborne 12%2No signal13/8 7/4 3/2Shaped with genuine promise when second on debut at Chepstow, beaten just half a length, and is expected to come forward stepping up to six furlongs; yet to win, and today's ground is significantly quicker than she has encountered so far — that remains the one reservation.
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Taylor Fisher 12%Jonathan Portman 13%P-2116No signal14/1 7/1 14/1Back-to-back wins earlier in the season show Bizou's ability at eight to ten furlongs on a sound surface; below form returning to turf last time, so a return to something close to his AW level is required — but the mark remains fair and he is not without a chance.
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Tony Carroll 13%886No signal33/1 22/1 33/1Comfortably held in a novice last time at a low level, Blue Birdie has yet to score in three recent starts and sits near the foot of our ratings; needs a significant step forward to get involved here.
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Darragh Keenan 10%Rod Millman 13%9No signal66/1 33/1 50/1Missed the break and was detached throughout in a novice at Windsor, trailing home ninth; plenty to find after that performance, though she has had the experience of a run which is worth something.
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Ned Fox 9%800-35No signal22/1 20/1 22/1Prone to setting too strong a pace and failing to last home, which proved the issue last time over a longer trip; effective at 12-14f on soft, good and all-weather and first-time hood fitted. Has shown promise on the Flat in the past but hurdles form has tailed off, and leaving that record behind is the minimum requirement here.
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Rhys Elliott 7%Michael Dods 12%4-0513No signal4/1 5/2 4/1Ran on into third last time beaten two and a half lengths off this same mark, though drifted across the track on the undulations — landed a handicap at Redcar on the penultimate start off a 5lb lower rating and is effective at 5-6f on a sound surface; the mark looks fair but the wayward tendency is a reservation.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%John Ryan 9%65/277SSteamer Whisper 1 signal4/1 14/1 7/2Outpaced from off the pace at Lingfield last time, Brazen Idol has done his best work at 6f on a sound surface; needs to find his form after two poor efforts, and there is form in there if he can return to his best.
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Myla Coppins 17%Tony Carroll 13%355348No signal33/1 20/1 33/1Well beaten in recent handicaps and ranked last in the field; best form has come on the all-weather, and a return to turf at this point makes a positive outcome hard to envisage.
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Jason Hart 14%Rebecca Menzies 11%-35235No signal9/4 9/4 32/17Consistent of late with a placed effort five days ago, beaten five lengths in a handicap — stays well at 12-16f with the best form coming on the all-weather, though acts on good ground too; first-time visor applied and worth consideration, yet to win.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Ollie Sangster 14%585513No signal5/2Keen but still finishing a narrow third last time off this exact mark, Buckland Belle has been in solid form and handles this trip and going well; our top-rated runner stepping back up in class, she lines up off the same weight and this looks like her race to lose.
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Ben Jones 17%Sheila Lewis 8%FU8-32No signal7/1 12/1 7/1Runner-up in a point beaten a length last time and has placed twice in recent form; first-time cheekpieces fitted and handles today's ground. Yet to score and has had jumping-related issues previously, though the balance of evidence suggests an each-way type if things go smoothly.
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Tyler Heard 7%Scott Dixon 7%223247SSteamer Whisper 1 signal6/1 9/1 11/2Keen and below form last time over six furlongs, Candy Warhol has been placed consistently in earlier starts but is without a win in his last six outings; effective at five to six furlongs on sound surfaces and first-time tongue-tie and cheekpieces offer a small hook, though more is required.
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Rob Hornby 12%Heather Main 12%291-30No signal10/1Outpaced after a slow break at Southwell most recently and is better than that bare result; returns from a break in first-time blinkers and is versatile at six or seven furlongs — likely to benefit from a more even pace and a fresh start.
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Jason Watson 13%Charles Hills 15%—No signal33/1 22/1 20/1A Sergei Prokofiev filly whose dam was very smart over six furlongs as a two-year-old, and who is a half-sister to a fair six-furlong performer; no racecourse form on which to base a judgement, but the pedigree has enough speed in it to make a market check worthwhile.
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Sean Bowen 24%Nick Scholfield 14%6F93-4No signal11/4Fourth last time having gone a little free early and then faded on the climb to the line, though had shown promise at the level on his two previous handicap hurdle starts; in-form trainer and effective at 2m on good. First-time hood may assist settling, and there is a real chance here if he builds on those placed efforts.
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Ray Dawson 14%Roger Varian 20%5No signalSP 11/2 8/1Raced keenly on debut at Lingfield but still held a prominent position for a long way over 10f before tiring — should be far better suited by this faster surface and a trainer in form adds to the appeal; well bred and holding strong claims, even if yet to win.
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Barry Murphy 5%57-039No signal22/1 40/1 14/1Faded out of the picture last time when the trip stretched stamina, a pattern that makes the extended journey here a concern; effective over a shorter range of 12-16 furlongs on a sound surface and first-time cheekpieces are fitted. Yet to score in recent starts with a bit still to prove over this distance.
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Charles Bishop 10%4No signal7/4A daughter of Harry Angel who was noticeably green throughout her Chepstow debut but kept picking up through the final furlong to finish fourth, beaten four lengths; the step up to six furlongs on faster ground looks well suited, and the stable has a remarkable record in this specific race.
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Gavin Sheehan 22%Jamie Snowden 26%325-12No signal9/2 FCST 4/1Progressing as the trip increases over hurdles, going a close second off 102 last time with only 2lb more in hand here; won by a length and a quarter at a lower mark penultimate start and acts well on good ground as a reliable stayer. First-time hood fitted and our figures put him clear at the head of the market.
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Rob Hornby 12%Jonathan Portman 13%7No signal20/1 16/1 18/1Beaten over seven lengths at Lingfield on debut with some encouraging late momentum; may well want further than six furlongs in time, though the raw material could be there.
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Mr James Murray 14%7402-1No signal7/1 9/2 7/1Back to his best last time, taking a handicap here by a length from a lower mark and in good form across both codes; acts on good ground over 2m and remains well treated on older form. Rises 4lb for that success, however, and the inconsistency in his overall record is worth noting.
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Oisin Orr 14%Sam England 15%731126BBoD Whisper 1 signal7/2 11/2 3/1Holding good form until a below-par effort on softer ground last time, when racing conditions did not suit — back on fast ground at a course where previously successful, with a top jockey aboard and dropping 1lb in the weights; there is a case to make here.
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Harry Skelton 26%Dan Skelton 22%531-21WHTW Whisper 1 signal8/13 5/14 9/17Won a novice hurdle with a great deal in hand last time, pulling clear by 15 lengths for a trainer in excellent current form, and could have more in hand for the new yard over staying trips; effective over 2m-4f-3m and suited by decent ground. First-time tongue strap fitted, and the question is whether today's more experienced rivals can close the gap.
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Darragh Keenan 10%Rod Millman 13%7No signal25/1 16/1 25/1Sluggish and outpaced throughout her only start at Windsor, finishing seventh and well beaten; needs to improve on that debut to get involved here.
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Tom Eaves 8%Kevin Ryan 12%8No signal18/1 12/1 16/1Well beaten in her only start so far, but this middle-distance bred filly has more than enough pedigree to suggest a longer trip will help; plenty needed to get into contention here and yet to get off the mark.
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Paddy Hanlon 5%Syd Hosie 5%00PF-PNo signal40/1 20/1 33/1Poor jumping and greenness contributed to a pulled-up effort at this course last time, and made next to no impression in points prior to switching to rules; plenty to prove and best watched. Hard to fancy with so little evidence of ability.
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Tom Marquand 16%William Haggas 23%2-621No signal9/4 5/2 9/4Landed a novice at Yarmouth by two lengths last time in first-time blinkers, a result subsequently confirmed when the runner-up scored next time out; steps up to seven furlongs in the headgear here and has the backing of an excellent jockey-trainer pairing — looks the one to beat.
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Ollie Pears 12%59-675No signal3/1 13/2 11/4Missed the break last time and had no chance from that point, beaten eight lengths — a trainer in form and effective at 5f on a sound surface; inconsistent but a clear run would transform the picture and there is ability in there somewhere.
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Archie Watson 15%264No signal33/1 25/1 33/1Failed to settle off a slow pace at Lingfield last time, yet still ran with some credit to finish fourth; a lengthy, still-developing colt who could benefit now handicapping on turf after experience on the all-weather — effective at seven furlongs to a mile.
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9-8036No signal4/1 9/2 4/1Held up by the way things unfolded last time, beaten two lengths here off the same mark — a veteran who has dropped considerably in the weights over time and has a proven track record at this course; trainer in form and stays 12f on any going, the penultimate run hinted at a revival.
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Jack Tudor 13%0515-4No signal6/1 9/2 11/2Should come on for that run last time after a long break, finishing well beaten over course and distance; effective over 2m and could get a bit further, but the overall form is limited and the gap to the leaders substantial. Hard to fancy on current evidence.
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Paul O'Brien 14%Sophie Leech 13%353-29No signal17/2 15/2 17/2Well below form last time, finishing ninth after a more encouraging second on the previous start; form has tailed off recently and acts on soft and good around 2m. First-time tongue strap fitted and conditions may help, but there is something to prove after that poor latest display.
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Jack Mitchell 16%095-70SSteamer Whisper 1 signal11/1 22/1 9/1Out of the money in most recent starts and suited by a strong pace, which makes him dependent on a specific race shape; effective at seven furlongs on fast ground and produces his best when the race falls apart for the front-runners.
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Harry Reed 14%Nick Scholfield 14%14-3P3No signal7/1 6/1 13/2Won by two and a quarter lengths off a mark 2lb higher at Hereford earlier and has now slipped back below that winning level; effective around 3m on soft and good, with the trainer in good current form. Tends to idle in front, which is the main risk, but has the form in the book to win off this mark.
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Joe Leavy 11%Adrian Wintle 11%-04897No signal9/1 7/1 9/1Held up last time and not able to land a blow when beaten over five lengths at Bath, Elora Prince has found it difficult to make an impact in recent starts; effective at seven furlongs to a mile and not without ability, but more is needed to feature here.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Harry Charlton 16%8-42No signal8/11 5/6 2/3Runner-up by a neck at Doncaster last time on a sound surface, English Time has been improving with each run and clearly handles this distance well; yet to score but the upward trend is clear and this looks a fair opportunity.
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Alec Voikhansky 11%Tom Ward 11%2-7188No signal9/1 4/1 9/1Suffered a bad stumble in the closing stages last time which rendered the result meaningless; effective at six furlongs on good to soft and the all-weather, and on the same mark in first-time headgear — has a strong case for a much better showing if all goes smoothly.
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Nigel Tinkler 11%6697No signal12/1 12/1 11/1Missed the break on handicap debut and never featured, beaten six and a half lengths — bred for 7f and above but has given nothing concrete to go on across four recent starts; very hard to argue a case at the current mark.
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Edward Greatrex 14%Warren Greatrex 15%5250-0No signal33/1 20/1 33/1Failed to land a blow in recent starts and yet to win in her last five; wearing a hood for the first time and needs to take a meaningful step forward to challenge here.
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Ashley Lewis 14%Dylan Cunha 13%-31038No signal14/1 16/1 11/1A remote eighth on soft last time, well below his level, and now drops a pound to a mark one below his best recent form; course experience and a firm return to quicker conditions are in his favour and he is capable of a very different display.
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Joey Haynes 10%-54463No signal25/1 12/1 25/1A 4½-length third last time — a sound effort at this distance and going — Eye Of The Water has kept on consistently across recent starts; a veteran who goes well with plenty of give, though winning has proven elusive and he remains vulnerable on that score.
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William Carson 10%Grace Harris 10%—No signal66/1 FCST 50/1A Logician filly and half-sister to North View, useful at 7f, Fallen Logic arrives on debut with obvious potential but is unlikely to be at her sharpest first time out; the pedigree warrants respect, though debutants rarely hit the ground running here.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Rod Millman 13%947-33No signal13/2 7/2 13/2Third last time and third the run before, Fast Steps has been keeping on consistently at this trip on ground suited to him; yet to score in recent starts but clearly competitive off this mark, and the consistent profile makes him a credible danger.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%David O'Meara 13%—No signal16/1 9/1 16/1By a high-class middle-distance sire, this gelding is unraced and steps into the unknown on debut — bred to appreciate around a mile and a clear market move would be needed to justify serious interest.
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David Allan 13%Tim Easterby 11%6431No signal10/3 7/4 3/1Won a maiden at Pontefract last time by half a length, applying herself well throughout on a stiff track — a leading trainer sends her here under a penalty wearing first-time headgear. Effective over 6f on good ground, though the extra weight may expose the narrow margin of that debut success.
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Jack Tudor 13%David Pipe 16%7/64-3No signal5/1 11/2 7/2Third here last time out, beaten four and a half lengths after being allowed an easy lead early and then finding plenty under pressure; in decent form of late over 2m-3m on soft and good to soft, and a first-time visor is fitted. Yet to score in recent starts and likely needs everything to fall right.
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Charles Bishop 10%Michael Blake 13%1-5565No signal13/2 9/1 13/2Failed to stay a longer trip at Chepstow last time, dropping away to finish fifth; drops back to six furlongs in first-time cheekpieces and handles any going — the return to a shorter distance is the key angle, though more is needed to get competitive.
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John Butler 13%43No signal5/1 4/1 9/2Third at Carlisle last time and third on debut before that, Foxy Night has been consistent at 7f on soft ground and AW and rates a genuine threat; yet to score but the form has held up and there looks more to come from this yard's representative.
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Joe Leavy 11%Grace Harris 10%95No signal100/1 FCST 80/1Fifth and ninth in its last two starts, Fozzy Osbourne has yet to score and ranks seventh of nine on our figures; likely needs further than 6f to show his best and may become more competitive once handicapping.
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James Best 9%Polly Gundry 7%P/PU-2No signal33/1 25/1 22/1Beaten four lengths in a point last time, a more encouraging display than what had come before; first-time hood fitted and the trainer has noted some minor ability from the pointing career. Still without a win and returning from a lengthy absence, so needs a significant performance to be considered a genuine factor.
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David Egan 14%J. S. Moore 7%56No signal16/1 15/2 16/1Has had two starts without getting close to the winner, though she has run to a consistent moderate level; effective at five or six furlongs on fast and firm going — the type who may find her niche once moving into handicaps.
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Tyler Heard 7%Jonathan Portman 13%897-8No signal11/1 13/2 11/1Weakened sharply over ten furlongs last time and well held across four recent outings, Go For Gold has plenty to prove; bred for at least eight furlongs and first-time cheekpieces may help, but improvement is needed to be competitive.
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Rob Hornby 12%Hughie Morrison 12%0No signal40/1 28/1 33/1Ran green and was beaten a long way on debut here in a maiden — the figures are difficult to look past; a step forward is expected but would need to be a substantial one to get involved.
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Neil Callan 14%Oliver Cole 11%3BBoD Whisper 1 signal9/4 7/2 2/1Third on debut at Goodwood, beaten six lengths, and showed enough to suggest she holds a genuine chance here; the quicker surface is an unknown factor, but there is evident ability from that first outing and she could prove competitive if the ground suits.
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Emma Lavelle 18%1549-6No signal22/1 16/1 22/1Failed to get into his race from off the pace on his seasonal return, beaten seven lengths, and should come on for that run; two miles is really his distance and this trip looks a shade inadequate, though fast ground suits.
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694313No signal15/2 9/2 15/2Third last time beaten only three-quarters of a length off the same mark, Grey Horizon has been in reasonable form at six furlongs on a variety of surfaces; first-time visor here and carrying the same weight, he retains a fair chance of going close again.
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Jake Dickson(3) 12%Charlie Clover 21%211133No signal14/1 8/1 14/1Three wins from six recent starts and still competitive at the weights; effective at ten to twelve furlongs on any going and trainer is in form — last time on turf the pace suited others more, but today's stiffer test looks ideal.
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Rossa Ryan 18%470-33No signalSP 6/5 EvsThird at Carlisle last time, beaten only two lengths off a mark one pound higher than today, Harry's Halo has been knocking consistently on the door at five to six furlongs with cut in the ground; trainer in form and conditions look ideal, making him the one to beat.
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Freddie Gingell 22%Joe Tizzard 14%2233-UNo signal7/2 32/17 7/2Came down last time and had been placing consistently in the two starts before that; effective around 2m-4f on soft and good ground. A tricky sort at times, but a genuine contender if he gets round safely.
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55647-No signal50/1 50/1 40/1Beaten well at Southwell most recently and returning from a very long break of eight months; needs to recover his earlier form and the absence counts heavily against him on his comeback here.
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Zoe Hawkins 7%380-25No signal5/1 13/2 10/3Keen and beaten over seven lengths at Yarmouth last time, Havana Tobouggaloo has yet to score in recent outings and is ranked near the foot of our field; effective at eight to ten furlongs and handles this going, but will need rivals to underperform to feature.
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Finley Marsh 14%Richard Hughes 15%5No signal28/1 11/1 25/1Outpaced after a slow start at Chepstow and never a factor when fifth on her only start; the trainer is out of form and the debut gave little to build on.
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Callum Pritchard 14%Joe Tickle 11%—No signal40/1 28/1 40/1A filly by Dragon Dancer out of an unraced dam, with her nearest relative making little impression at staying trips; pedigree gives mixed signals and she is best watched on debut rather than trusted. Could run creditably but is an unknown quantity first time out.
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Jason Hart 14%Ivan Furtado 10%866762No signal11/4 31/19 5/2Back in form when going down by three-quarters of a length in a close finish last time, off a 1lb lower mark — benefited from being ridden up with the pace at a sharp track, stays well over 10f and acts on this surface; first-time tongue-tie applied and the recent return to form looks genuine enough.
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William Carver 10%Jamie Osborne 12%918793No signal16/1 11/1 16/1Third at Lingfield last time despite a slow break, Hierarchy showed enough at 6f on any surface to remain credible; held up by nature and a touch inconsistent of late, though has shown a preference for AW in recent runs — the going here is a mild reservation.
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William Carson 10%Tony Carroll 13%-27225No signal4/1 7/2 4/1Multiple placed efforts including second last time make Hint Of Humour a legitimate threat; well below his best at Newbury after anticipating the start, that effort can be excused and on his earlier form at this trip he retains a genuine chance — though most of his best form has come on AW.
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Osian Radford 13%32/63-No signal10/1 15/2 17/2Held up and a well-beaten third at Fakenham most recently, never getting competitive over a trip she handles; better over fences than hurdles and comes here after a short break. Plenty to find in recent form but the switch back to chasing could bring about an upturn.
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James Bowen 20%Barry Murphy 5%P7-223No signal4/1 5/1 10/3Third and second in the last two starts, holding up and staying on without threatening at Cartmel last time, shaping as though an even longer test would be welcome; on a fair mark and the course and distance suit. Yet to score in recent starts and needs the pieces to fall right in behind the pace.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%David O'Meara 13%556No signalSP FCST 3/1Well beaten when tried over a shorter trip last time, which was probably not to advantage — out of a middle-distance sire and may do better now facing a more suitable distance in handicap company; yet to win and the form provides little encouragement, though the trip switch offers a reason to watch.
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2346P-No signal18/1 16/1 18/1Landed a race over course and distance off a higher mark earlier this season but has been inconsistent since and failed to complete last time; effective over 3m on good and good to soft, returning from a short break with a first-time hood. Must prove willingness to complete before placing any confidence here.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Robert Cowell 13%883-54No signal13/8 5/2 31/19Fourth last time at Catterick having been hampered at the start before staying on into the frame, Isle Of Lismore had excuses and the form reads better than it appears; first-time visor is worth noting and effective at 5f on good to soft — needs more, though the opposition here is modest.
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/133-7No signal10/1 12/1 8/1Placed twice in recent starts over today's trip and conditions; pulled too hard and emptied when tried at a longer distance last time but has course and distance form and handles a wide range of ground. Effective over 2m-2m-4f and looks capable of contributing from the placed positions if settling better.
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Harry Skelton 26%Dan Skelton 22%9/7-12WHTW Whisper 1 signal5/2 32/17 5/2Runner-up last time, beaten a length off 99 after travelling well but tending to lug under pressure, and steps up in trip having taken a race at Ludlow from a lower mark; the yard is in strong form and he looks capable of stepping forward now his problems have been addressed. Only 2lb higher than that last success and well treated given earlier form.
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Fern O'Brien(5) 14%Fergal O'Brien 15%221-43No signal8/1 13/2 8/1Third beaten two lengths off a 1lb lower mark last time and handles this sort of trip well on good ground; effective out to 3m-plus and connections probably feel a little more is to come. Ranked last of eight on our figures, though, and has not shown enough to demand serious respect.
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David Nolan 12%Paul Midgley 11%1423-5No signal11/2 5/1 9/2On a mark 2lb lower than when last landing a race, this is the second run after a wind operation and should come on considerably for the experience — a genuine out-and-out stayer suited by 2m-plus, acts on this ground, and our rating puts the selection at the head of this field; first-time blinkers could help.
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Liam Harrison 11%Paul Nicholls 22%5601-4No signal7/2 9/2 11/4Took a race here from a 5lb lower mark penultimate start and went below form when stepped up in trip last time on the same mark; back to a more suitable distance in first-time cheekpieces with course form to call on. Our top-rated runner and capable of making the running count if reverting to that earlier level.
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Ciaran Gethings 11%Robert Stephens 11%6635-2No signal8/1 6/1 7/1Placed at Worcester last time when a positive front-end ride down in trip produced a better effort, beaten three lengths; effective over 2m-2m-4f on soft and good and on a fair mark if that revival is genuine. Yet to score in recent starts but is a threat if the step forward from that outing carries into this.
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Conor O'Farrell 12%Jimmy Frost 3%/00-7PNo signal150/1 125/1 150/1Still learning the job at this course last time, green and unable to complete; nothing encouraging so far from either hurdling start and a half-sibling showed little at staying trips. First-time hood fitted but very much one for the experience.
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—No signal4/1 FCST 7/2A Massaat colt with a mixed pedigree — a half-brother stayed 10 furlongs but another relative was poor at staying trips, with the dam showing ability only at sprint distances; pedigree alone gives no great confidence. Best treated with caution on debut, though the scope to improve with experience is unknown.
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Jack Garritty 11%Jedd O'Keeffe 13%875-0No signal12/1 9/1 12/1Down the field on the most recent outing, which likely served as a needed pipe-opener — trainer in form and bred for 8-10f; should improve significantly now handicapping at a suitable distance and represents solid each-way claims at a price.
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Hector Crouch 18%Daisy Hitchins 10%/5224-No signalSP 3/1 10/3Placed at the last two starts including a runner-up effort, and clearly stays two miles while acting on any going; rated lowest in the field and yet to score in her last four, so will need things to drop perfectly.
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Rossa Ryan 18%David Evans 13%354325No signal11/2 11/2 5/1Running to his level in a handicap last time despite pulling freely, Knightmare has placed form at seven to twelve furlongs and handles fast ground and AW; first-time blinkers could sharpen focus and the drop back to a classified event suits — not ruled out.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%3No signal5/6 10/11 5/6Forced to switch at a crucial point on debut, finishing third beaten three lengths — the form from that outing reads encouragingly and she is expected to progress for a top yard, bred to be at her best over longer distances; yet to win but the opening run was sufficiently promising to make her the one to beat.
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Hector Crouch 18%Richard Hughes 15%3-22No signal13/2Three consecutive placed finishes including a runner-up latest, carrying course experience over today's trip and conditions; first-time blinkers are added and the return to seven furlongs from a shorter trip is a positive — the main risk is 70 days off the track.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%072-67No signal11/1 9/1 10/1Pedigree offers a hint of untapped pace — the dam is a half-sister to a champion two-year-old sprinter — and the switch to six furlongs for the first time is an intriguing development; effective at seven furlongs to a mile on good ground and the all-weather, though recent form has been below par and a recovery is needed.
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Ivan Furtado 10%917655No signal15/2 13/2 15/2Landed a handicap from recent starts but has been out of form in the last three outings, most recently below par when returning to turf — still 3lb above the last winning mark and now wears blinkers for the first time; effective at 12-14f on a sound surface and a revival is possible.
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James Bowen 20%Nick Scholfield 14%1222-2WHTW Whisper 1 signal9/4 FCST 2/1Took this race off a 4lb lower mark last year and arrives only 4lb higher after a run of close seconds, just worn down late over the longer trip last time; a front-running type who relishes making it, effective around 2m-2m-4f on soft and good with the trainer in form. Should benefit from dropping back in trip and is a clear threat to our selection.
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334-53No signal13/2 6/1 11/2Third here last time, beaten one and a quarter lengths off this mark over track and trip; a maiden who has been competitive without managing to get off the mark in recent starts. Acts on a sound surface over 2m and consistent enough to keep a place in the frame, though that first success remains elusive.
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Sam James 14%K. R. Burke 20%3No signal3/1 9/4 5/2Showed some greenness under pressure on debut, finishing third beaten five and a half lengths — should come on for that initial experience and is effective over 6f on good ground; the connections' stable landed this race last year, though she remains yet to score.
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Callum Rodriguez 20%Owen Burrows 21%24-525No signal13/8 11/4 3/2Beaten only two lengths into second last time off a mark one pound higher than today, Lohoobb has been performing honestly at seven furlongs but has found the trip stretching him; dropping to six furlongs here should play to his strengths and he handles a sound surface well — the main caveat is a run of near-misses without a win.
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David Egan 14%J. S. Moore 7%—No signal66/1 FCST 50/1A Magna Grecia filly whose trainer has had no winners in the past fortnight; a half-sister to a useful mile performer, but her debut record is hard to assess from the outside and she does not invite much confidence at this stage.
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Callum Pritchard 14%Barry Murphy 5%649-51No signal9/2 13/2 4/1Landed a race here last time by half a length off a lower mark, thriving when the contest was truly run at a strong gallop; effective over 2m-2m-3f on good and looks capable of further improvement given point form in the background. Rises 5lb for that success and the market will indicate whether connections believe he can defy the rise.
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Joey Haynes 10%43No signal33/1 FCST 25/1Placed third and fourth in his last two starts, Malakai Kite showed a reasonable level at debut and repeated it last time over this distance and going; yet to win but not without ability — needs to find a bit more to threaten the leaders.
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Bryan Carver 13%P72-59No signal25/1 22/1 20/1Well beaten last time without an obvious excuse, having been in better shape before that; effective over 2m-3f-2m-5f on any ground and an inconsistent maiden. First-time hood fitted and the prior form was more encouraging, but it is difficult to rely on until that latest effort is explained.
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Mark Winn 11%David O'Meara 13%104810No signal4/1 5/1 4/1A course-and-distance winner who showed progressive form until a poor effort up in class last time — back at the same level here on the same official rating, effective over 8-10f on this ground and carries two wins in recent starts; a significant upturn in form is required but drops into a far weaker contest.
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Roisin Leech 7%Sophie Leech 13%424-6No signal16/1 FCST 14/1Shaped respectably on handicap debut here, beaten nine and a quarter lengths, and should come on for that experience with Flat form suggesting potential to do better at this level; effective over 2m on fast ground with first-time combination headgear fitted. Yet to score under rules but should progress.
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Neil Callan 14%George Baker 10%1249-5No signal12/1 10/1 12/1Raced a touch freely at Chelmsford when beaten five lengths in the closing stages; returning from a substantial break and switches to turf for the first time in a tongue-tie — effective at five or six furlongs mainly on the all-weather, which counts against her here.
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Rossa Ryan 18%David Evans 13%-46787No signal15/2 10/1 5/1Effective at this distance and going, Meet Me In Meraki ran below form at Wolverhampton last time before this break; her mark has been easing but more is needed, and she needs to demonstrate she retains the ability to be competitive here.
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Sam James 14%K. R. Burke 20%434No signal10/3 32/17 10/3Consistent in novice company throughout, finishing fourth on her latest start when just running out of steam after stepping up in trip off a break — the opening handicap mark looks lenient and the pedigree suits around a mile; lightly raced with more to offer, though yet to win.
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Jack Doughty 13%David Flood 11%8-0No signal200/1 125/1 150/1Unplaced and eighth in her last two starts, Miss Gold is ranked last on our figures and faces a significant task; bred to appreciate a mile-plus, so today's trip may not be ideal, and the first-time hood and blinkers combination will need to produce a significant uplift.
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Oisin Murphy 22%Richard Hughes 15%—No signal14/1 15/2 14/1A 40,000gns Showcasing filly who is a half-sister to a very useful six-furlong performer, with her dam also placed at seven; connections are candid that a debut success is unlikely, though her speed pedigree suggests she can improve as the season develops.
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David Egan 14%Adrian Wintle 11%8509-3No signal10/1 9/1 10/1Ran better than bare statistics suggest when third at Kempton last time, just three and a quarter lengths off the winner off a slightly higher mark; effective at six furlongs on any going and there is a genuine case that he can build on that effort here.
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Joe Leavy 11%Adrian Wintle 11%947472No signal8/1 5/1 8/1Beaten a length into second at Chepstow last time despite a tardy beginning, Mooretown Lad showed real tenacity and is competitive off this mark at eight to ten furlongs on any surface; yet to score in his last six starts, but the latest run suggests he can go close.
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David Egan 14%Grace Harris 10%8-0255No signal10/1 10/1 9/1Beaten five lengths in a handicap last time in a hood for the first time; effective at seven or eight furlongs, probably preferring a sound surface, and the mark is drifting without matching results — more is needed.
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040-00No signal20/1 33/1 18/1Tried in first-time blinkers and back to seven furlongs having found a mile beyond him last time when well beaten here; has struggled in a string of recent starts but the headgear and the return to a sharper trip are the levers connections are pulling.
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9837-7No signal4/1 13/2 7/2Consistent enough at 2m and handles any ground, but form has been tailing off for the past twelve months with well-beaten efforts in recent handicaps; first-time hood fitted and retains a mark of 111. Yet to score in recent starts and must show something closer to his best of 12 months ago to justify favouritism on our figures.
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Ed de Giles 10%69-80No signal50/1 FCST 40/1Slowly into stride and well held last time at Wolverhampton, Northern Soldier has failed to make an impression in his last four starts; first-time blinkers and a pedigree showing speed could help, but he is bottom-ranked on our figures and has plenty still to demonstrate.
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Cian Horgan 5%Edward Bethell 17%56-302No signal5/2Went close last time, runner-up beaten one and a quarter lengths here on the same mark — back at a familiar course on the going she handles, effective at 5-6f; consistent in a short career with a workable rating and should remain very competitive.
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Ashley Lewis 14%J. S. Moore 7%56-350No signal28/1 14/1 28/1Effective at seven furlongs on soft and good ground and now trying first-time blinkers; failed to stay the longer trip when well beaten here most recently and the return to six furlongs is the key angle — a return to form is required.
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Billy Loughnane 18%2218-1BBoDWHTW Nod 2 signals10/3 5/2 11/4Taking a handicap by a neck at Chepstow last time, finishing strongly, On Edge is in fine heart across multiple winning runs and his trainer is in form; effective at five to six furlongs on any ground and first-time visor adds interest — a serious danger to our selection.
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Freddie Gingell 22%Paul Nicholls 22%1/1BBoD Whisper 1 signal6/4 3/2 5/4Opened his account at Newton Abbot on debut by an emphatic margin and clearly has scope for further improvement for a top yard; first-time cheekpieces add a positive angle and he handles today's trip and going. Didn't face strong opposition that day, but the manner of that display suggests he is open to a significant step forward.
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Robert Dunne 8%Sam Thomas 12%075047No signal22/1 12/1 20/1Flat and well held at Chepstow last time, Paps Of Jura has struggled to find form in recent starts and sits near the foot of our rankings; first-time hood is a possible aid and a drop in trip is a plus, but there is plenty to prove.
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Oliver Stammers 12%Grant Tuer 13%244No signal8/1 FCST 7/1Showed a consistent level in her opening starts, including a runner-up effort, and simply ran out of stamina when tried over a longer trip last time — effective at a mile on good ground and the drop back in distance should suit; in form, though a touch more is needed to get off the mark.
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Daniel Tudhope 18%David O'Meara 13%25-140No signal13/2 15/2 9/2Landed a handicap at Doncaster three starts back off a 3lb lower mark — effective over 10-12f on a sound surface and drops 1lb from a well-beaten latest effort; the mark still looks testing and there is ground to make up on the race leader on ratings.
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I. J. Power 9%Jennie Candlish 17%/56-42No signal5/2 FCST 9/4Placed last time off a 4lb lower mark and looked as though a more demanding test would have helped; a bumper and point background that points to staying trips and effective at 2m-plus on good. First-time hood fitted and yet to score in recent hurdles starts, but there is upside if given a searching examination.
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Joey Ramsden 7%7-8668No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Below form in first-time cheekpieces over a shorter trip last time, beaten eight lengths — effective at 6f and stays 7f on the all-weather; this trip is easier but the form line makes a confident recommendation difficult despite a lower mark.
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Cam Hardie 6%0-4462No signal12/1 7/1 11/1Placed here last time beaten three lengths but appeared to find the test insufficiently demanding — wears first-time blinkers and has limited miles on the clock for this type of race; effective between 7f and 9f on the all-weather, and while without a win, there is some scope for improvement.
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Charlie Price 12%/5226-No signal22/1 12/1 22/1Out of sorts on turf last time, though returns from what appears to have been a long absence; effective at 2m-2m-2f on good ground and has shown promise at this level on older form, albeit unreliably. Has plenty to prove before this mark can be trusted.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Charles Hills 15%3-1980No signal5/1 4/1 9/2Tailed off and well below form last time, Proof has shown the ability to be effective at five to six furlongs on testing ground; first-time tongue-tie and a drop back in class could help unlock improvement, but a big step up from recent outings is required.
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70No signal250/1 FCST 200/1Down the field after a slow break in a novice last time, Prophet Squeeze has yet to score in recent starts and sits at the foot of our ratings; held up by nature and hard to fancy, though the switch to first-time headgear offers a small hook.
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Alexandra Egan 14%John O'Shea 9%387021No signal9/1 5/1 9/1Took a handicap at Chepstow last time by a length and a quarter, digging in gamely, and Punchbowl Flyer remains on a fair mark for a veteran who goes best with some give in the ground; first-time blinkers and a trip well within his range of five to seven furlongs make him a genuine contender.
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Faye Bramley 15%0882No signal11/8 9/4 11/10Beaten only a neck into second last time in a classified race — the best effort of his career — Pureis King has shown he is competitive at this sort of level over this trip; yet to score but the latest run is compelling and he is our top-rated runner.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%474252No signal11/8 FCST 18/13Beaten a head last time off this exact mark, putting up a sound performance at the distance and going — back in form and our ratings place this firmly at the head of the market; without a win in recent starts but consistently close, and conditions are right.
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William Carver 10%Ed de Giles 10%00-572No signal6/1 4/1 6/1Beaten only a neck last time at Chepstow despite a slow start, Racing Demon ran consistently to his level at this trip on any surface; by nature inconsistent but the near-miss keeps him in frame, though still without a win in recent starts.
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Tom Queally 10%22-005No signal5/2 6/1 9/4Found five furlongs too sharp at her most recent outing, fading when asked to quicken; steps back up to six furlongs where she has been more effective and is respected off her current mark if the longer trip brings the best out of her again.
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Kyle McHugh 7%J. S. Moore 7%-87834No signal25/1 22/1 25/1Unplaced last time after a tardy start, well beaten after a sluggish beginning, and the mark continues to slide without improvement in results; handles ten to twelve furlongs on any going, but the form of late gives little reason for confidence.
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Harry Vigors 12%Charlie Pike 7%723-81No signal9/4 7/4 9/4Took advantage of a drop in the ratings to win a handicap at Salisbury nine days ago, doing so comfortably with Harry Vigors's three-pound claim reducing much of her penalty; versatile in terms of ground and trip and looks a logical follow-up candidate.
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Ben Robinson 10%Brian Ellison 10%2BBoD Whisper 1 signal3/1 FCST 5/2Runner-up on her only start, beaten three and a quarter lengths in a race where she shaped with real confidence — effective over a mile on the all-weather and bred to get a bit further; should improve further and is the one all others are measured against on the form book.
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Joanna Mason 12%55-556No signal4/1 5/1 7/2Denied a clear run when staying on well last time, beaten five lengths — down in the weights on a going she acts on, effective at 7f but not yet proven over today's mile; there is a case on the handicap mark if getting a trouble-free passage.
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Mr Lucas Murphy 19%Paul Nicholls 22%U3417-No signal7/1 11/2 13/2Back after a break of nearly eight months and below form prior to that in a higher-grade handicap; the yard has a strong recent record in this race and he handles today's distance and conditions. First-time cheekpieces fitted and the return to a longer distance could prove beneficial, but a lot to prove after such a long absence.
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Rhys Elliott 7%Michael Dods 12%111211No signal3/1 5/2 3/1Five wins from his last six starts, landing a handicap off this same mark last time back on turf — suited by 6-8f on a sound surface and crucially escapes any penalty here; the consistent form strongly suggests another bold display.
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263015No signal40/1 18/1 40/1Failed to stay back up at two miles last time, beaten fourteen lengths in first-time blinkers; ten pounds lower here and returns to around twelve to fourteen furlongs which is his optimum range, though his best form has come on the all-weather.
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3-3607No signal14/1 16/1 12/1Beaten three and a half lengths at Brighton last time off a slightly higher mark and is now below the level at which she has shown her best; in first-time headgear and suited by a sharp five or six furlongs on any going, with an affinity for that course — needs more than recent showings.
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Finley Marsh 14%Richard Hughes 15%—No signal20/1 12/1 20/1A £60,000 Sioux Nation filly who is a half-sister to a fair five-furlong performer, Roosike is bred for speed and this stable can have a debutant fit and ready on day one; worth checking the market, though she has everything to prove.
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Sean Kirrane 11%Michael Dods 12%50-0No signal9/1 12/1 9/1Beaten down the field in a novice when green and likely in need of the run — dam was a Listed-placed winner over 7f and there is some pedigree to work with; trainer without a winner at the moment and yet to show consistent ability, making this a speculative pick.
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Olivia Tubb 12%Jonathan Portman 13%31-134No signal15/2 7/1 15/2Has two wins in recent starts and handles today's trip and going; in first-time headgear and still in a viable position at the weights, though a 19-length fourth last time means he needs to show he has regrouped before he can be backed with confidence.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Rod Millman 13%5-3417No signal10/1 FCST 9/1Well beaten last time in a race that may have come too soon, Safari Dream needs a much-improved effort having run to a disappointing level seventh — and now carries a 5lb penalty here; has winning form at this trip and acts on a range of surfaces, but must improve significantly.
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Jason Hart 14%James Horton 11%58-74No signal5/2 5/2 2/1Fourth on handicap debut beaten six and a half lengths, broadly meeting expectations on that first handicap start — middle-distance bred and a big colt still learning the ropes; attitude has been a question mark in the past but it is early days in this sphere and there could be improvement ahead.
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Jennie Candlish 17%923-71No signal15/8 5/4 32/17Took a handicap by seven lengths off this mark last time in a first-time tongue strap, running to his best form since going into handicaps; effective over 2m-3m and acts on good to soft and good. Only seven days since that win but the consistent profile gives confidence he will go close again.
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Sean Dylan Bowen 11%Harriet Bethell 20%8476-4No signal4/1 11/4 4/1Back from a break and kept on to finish four lengths third last time off a 1lb higher mark — effective at 10f on good ground and the longer trip today could prove beneficial; yet to win in recent starts and the mark still looks stiff.
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James Davies 8%Joe Tickle 11%454-25No signal11/1 FCST 9/1Had every opportunity last time at Uttoxeter and still only fifth, beaten nine lengths, with the mark now considered fair; effective over 2m-2m-3f on soft and good. Inconsistent and yet to score in recent starts — first-time cheekpieces need to unlock something that the recent evidence has not shown.
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907913No signal9/1 17/2 9/1Third at Chepstow last time off the same mark, Scarfo handles cut and good ground and has shown he can perform competitively at this level; landed a win earlier in the season and can again go well in the right conditions.
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Callum Pritchard 14%Joe Tickle 11%45P3-PNo signal16/1 12/1 14/1Came home lame having bled last time and has twice failed to complete in recent starts; effective over 2m-7f-3m2f on good to soft and good to firm when on song. The reliability question is significant and is the dominant concern until proven otherwise.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%8No signal11/1 8/1 11/1Raced too freely and looked ill at ease throughout her soft-ground debut at Chepstow, finishing well beaten; but juveniles from this yard frequently make a dramatic improvement between their first and second starts, and she is bred for pace — worth backing her to show an entirely different side here.
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Connor Planas 11%John Ryan 9%141030No signal50/1 33/1 40/1Well beaten on softer ground most recently but his best form has come on a sounder surface; blinkers fitted for the first time and his form has blown hot and cold lately — a top-to-bottom revival is possible on quicker conditions, though the evidence for it is thin.
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Oisin Murphy 22%William Knight 14%2-2134No signalSP FCST 15/2Beaten two lengths off a pound higher mark at his most recent outing, booking a useful jockey here; effective at seven furlongs on fast ground and on the all-weather, and a consistent record over the last few starts earns him a strong claim.
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Kieran Shoemark 14%Ed Walker 16%—BBoD Whisper 1 signal11/2 6/1 9/2A 50,000 euros Cotai Glory filly out of a dam who showed smart ability at a mile; from a good stable and worth watching the market on debut — the bloodlines carry enough quality to make her an unknown quantity worth monitoring.
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Taryn Langley 10%Tom Ward 11%776-13No signal5/1 5/1 4/1Third when beaten two lengths last time in first-time headgear, going close to his best off a mark of 74, and is now just a pound higher; handles today's distance and conditions and has the form to make his presence felt — the main risk is a competitive ten-runner field.
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Pat Dobbs 14%Richard Hannon 12%540232No signal13/2 9/2 13/2Half a length behind the winner at York last time, running close to his mark off a weight just two pounds lower; effective at seven or eight furlongs on any going and carries top weight, though the proximity to his best form gives fair grounds for optimism.
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Alec Voikhansky 11%Tom Ward 11%8No signal18/1 12/1 18/1Was always at the back and never landed a blow when beaten over five lengths at Kempton on debut; a debut that gave little encouragement, and more experience may be needed before she finds her level.
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Billy Loughnane 18%John Butler 13%-51432No signal11/4 5/2 11/4Consistent across her recent starts with a win on the card and two further placed efforts, Solanna handled this distance and going when beaten just over three lengths last time off this exact mark; our top-rated runner, she looks the one to beat.
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Mark Loughnane 10%0-4234No signal16/1 15/2 16/1Keeping on into fourth last time in a classified race, Sorted ran to his usual level at this trip on AW; stepping back into a handicap where more is required, and still without a win in recent starts, though he acts on the surface and trip.
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Ollie Sangster 14%56No signal18/1 14/1 16/1Beaten ten lengths in a maiden at Goodwood last time and well short of a useful standard on both outings so far; first-time hood is fitted and the type who could show improvement once moving into handicap company, though more is needed immediately.
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Ethan Tindall 10%Michael Dods 12%8-472No signal8/1 9/2 8/1Runner-up on her handicap debut, beaten four and a quarter lengths from a low weight with the speed in her pedigree to handle 5f on good to soft — able to race off the same mark here and could build on an encouraging first handicap start; yet to win but our rating puts her at the top of this field.
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George Bass 12%Denis Coakley 11%228-31No signal7/2 9/2 10/3Dug deep to get off the mark by a neck last time, showing a strong attitude, and a three-pound rise looks fair for that effort; goes well at six and seven furlongs on fast ground and the all-weather, and the consistency of his recent record suggests another sound run.
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Brendan Powell 11%Joe Tizzard 14%951-45No signal12/1 FCST 11/1Took this race by two and a half lengths off a 3lb lower mark three starts back and remains well treated given older efforts; effective over 2m-3m on any ground and shaped respectably at last start despite a sizeable defeat. First-time blinkers add interest, though the most recent display was well below par.
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Paul O'Brien 14%Harry Derham 20%2No signal4/5 4/7 8/11Gave first run away on hurdling debut, finishing a promising second beaten four and a half lengths; handles today's trip and ground and is likely to come on significantly for that experience. Yet to score, but the manner of that debut display suggests there is more to come when given a stronger ride.
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Charles Bishop 10%—No signal11/1 17/2 10/1A Mohaather filly with a dam who was fair at seven furlongs and a half-sister to a very useful six-furlong performer; the stable has an outstanding record in this exact contest and that reputation alone demands respect on her debut, even though she is an unknown quantity.
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Tim Easterby 11%613074No signal11/1 12/1 10/1Landed a handicap here in April off a 2lb lower mark but has been inconsistent since and has never prevailed off the current ceiling — fourth last time running to form, and a top trainer at the course provides some encouragement; hard to be confident at this rating all the same.
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William Pyle 9%9-0009No signal80/1 50/1 80/1Struggled to make any impact even with headgear last time here, beaten nine and a half lengths, and the form across recent starts has been consistently poor — effective at 8-10f on a sound surface; very difficult to argue any case and the pattern of results is discouraging.
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Oisin Orr 14%35-434No signal9/4 5/2 32/17Fourth beaten two and a quarter lengths in a handicap last time, running consistently without threatening — effective at 8f with a top course jockey engaged; has had several chances already without getting off the mark and a step forward is required here.
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Shay Farmer 8%David O'Meara 13%640-75No signal25/1 16/1 22/1Out of form across recent starts, beaten five lengths most recently — effective at 5f on a sound surface and wears first-time headgear today; looks well held on current evidence and needs to show considerably better than seen recently.
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Mason Paetel(3) 11%Joe Tickle 11%448-21No signal9/4 7/4 9/4Landed a handicap by four and a half lengths off a lower mark at Salisbury last time, travelling strongly and asserting in good style; effective at around a mile and a half on any going and the confidence from that performance should carry over here — just whether he gets two miles is the question.
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Jason Hart 14%Charlie Johnston 13%318232No signal17/2 9/2 8/1Placed last time beaten half a length off the same mark, inclined to race with the lid off but still ran to form — landed a handicap at Musselburgh in April off a 2lb lower rating and is effective at 6-7f on a sound surface; should go well again.
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5334-3No signal6/1 9/2 6/1Made a series of jumping errors last time and was clearly not at his best, a well-beaten third over course and distance; suits 3m on good ground but that display was well short of what would be needed. Needs significantly improved jumping to figure.
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Rowan Scott 11%David Loughnane 12%461414No signal10/3 9/2 11/4Fourth last time off the same mark here, running to form at 7f on a sound surface and is a horse that enjoys dominating from the front — now tries first-time blinkers and has landed a handicap here previously on the penultimate start; the mark looks stiff but the ability to set the pace makes this a live each-way player.
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Jason Hart 14%Ed Dunlop 12%3-53No signal11/4 10/3 5/2Placed here last time out, finishing three lengths third in a maiden, and a switch to today's shorter distance should play to her strengths — consistent across her three starts and effective at 8f on this type of ground; has more to show but back from a short break.
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Jack Dace(5) 10%Ian Williams 11%34-642No signal5/1 7/2 9/2Close second at Doncaster last time, just half a length behind the winner off this exact mark; handles a range of trips and ground conditions, though the trainer is currently without a winner and he needs to settle to show his best.
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Ryan Sexton 12%Julie Camacho 11%006-60No signal12/1 9/1 10/1Failed to land a blow last time out having missed the break, finishing down the field in poor form — now 4lb below last winning mark and first-time cheekpieces are applied; effective over 8-10f on this ground but without a win in recent starts and needs a significant step forward.
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Neil Callan 14%George Baker 10%8-33No signalSP 11/1 14/1Made a series of errors at Windsor last time but still finished third, beaten four and a half lengths, showing there is ability underneath the rough edges; effective at six furlongs on fast ground and the all-weather, and there is room to progress now entering handicap company for the first time.
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David Allan 13%James Tate 19%869No signal13/2 7/1 6/1Out of his depth over a shorter trip last time and never able to land a blow — bred for around a mile and first-time blinkers are applied today; should find the longer distance here much more conducive and is on a winnable mark, though yet to score.
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377512No signal6/1 4/1 6/1Finished with clear purpose when a close second last time, just a length and a quarter behind the winner off a mark one pound lower; handles six and seven furlongs on any ground bar soft and should relish these conditions — back in form and appeals strongly.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Ian Williams 11%227-64No signal7/4 11/4 18/13Fourth by six lengths at Yarmouth last time — running to his level at this trip on a sound surface — Typeface is consistent enough without finding a great deal; first-time tongue-tie and a return to class could help, though still without a win in recent starts.
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Joe Tizzard 14%4647-7No signal7/1 7/1 6/1Has been dropping down the weights and, though held up and beaten 10 lengths here last time, shaped as though a more demanding test over this trip could produce a better result; acts on any ground over 2m-2m3f. Yet to score in recent starts but is a genuine threat if given the searching test he needs.
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Lewis Edmunds 12%Adrian Wintle 11%0-8679No signal12/1 14/1 10/1Well held in a mile event last time, Uncle Albert clearly found the trip beyond him; a drop back to seven furlongs with cut in the ground should suit and first-time blinkers could sharpen him up, though a string of poor efforts means he has a great deal to prove.
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Jack Tudor 13%6276-4No signal17/2 6/1 17/2Drifted up the hill and struggled for fluency when fourth last time at a course that places a premium on clean jumping; effective over 3m-3m2f on a sound surface and first-time cheekpieces fitted. Unreliable and yet to score in recent starts — hard to fancy until consistency improves.
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Conor O'Farrell 12%Jimmy Frost 3%4554-3No signal9/1 9/1 8/1Beaten 23 lengths in third last time over course and distance, held up and losing ground on the testing uphill finish; effective over 2m-4f-2m-7f and first-time tongue strap fitted. A maiden without a win in recent starts, but an unexposed type over fences who could stay on for minor honours.
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Conor Whiteley 15%Jamie Osborne 12%30-006No signal28/1 12/1 28/1A modest sixth on his latest outing and without a win in his last five starts; beaten six lengths when returning to Britain most recently and the figures remain unimpressive, though he is still relatively early in his career and there is just about time for him to progress.
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Connor Beasley 13%Charlie Johnston 13%98524No signal5/2 9/4 5/2Performed to a sound level at this track last time, beaten two and a quarter lengths off a 1lb higher mark — consistent across her starts and back on the fast ground she handles well; effective at 10f here and the mark is very workable, making her a clear favourite on our figures.
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Sean Bowen 24%David Pipe 16%42-131No signal15/8 7/4 32/17Won a point by eight lengths last time, reliable and likely thrown in relative to a handicap mark here; effective over 3m on good ground and has two wins in recent starts. Our top-rated runner and, despite this being her first attempt over regulation fences, the pointing form puts her ahead of the field on merit.
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Conor O'Farrell 12%Jimmy Frost 3%P/96-3No signal14/1 11/1 14/1Made a couple of jumping errors last time but ran to form, beaten four lengths here over today's trip on a similar mark; showed ability in bumpers and could improve for a longer trip as confidence grows. Yet to score and inconsistent, though first-time hood may sharpen the effort.
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Clifford Lee 17%K. R. Burke 20%1No signal13/8 2/1 31/19Ran out a comfortable two-length winner on her debut at Wetherby, looking within herself throughout and suggesting there is more in reserve; effective at five furlongs on quick ground and in good hands, though a penalty tests whether that form translates to Newbury.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Jack Channon 14%02No signal7/2 11/4 3/1Beaten three-quarters of a length into second at Goodwood last time, West Byfleet built on his debut and clearly handles this trip; trainer in sharp form (30% last 14 days), and with more to come, he looks a genuine danger off 52 days away.
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Billy Loughnane 18%Max Comley 13%56-254No signal6/1 7/2 6/1Fourth at Chepstow last time when tried in a tongue-tie, Whiskey Sunrise kept on at eight furlongs on a soft surface and retains a chance at this level; the headgear returns here and the form fits, though still without a win in her last five starts.
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Harry Vigors 12%John Ryan 9%272-33No signal15/2 8/1 15/2Beaten a length off this exact mark at Yarmouth last time, consistently running to a decent level at six or seven furlongs on quick ground; yet to win in recent starts but the form is solid enough to warrant respect.
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Rossa Ryan 18%Ralph Beckett 19%7-No signal11/2 5/1 9/2Returning from a near nine-month absence, Wid disappointed on her Doncaster debut relative to market expectations, but is bred to be a serious performer over 7f to a mile and her connections hold her in high regard; trained by one of the best yards at this course, she is taken on trust to step forward significantly.
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Caoilin Quinn 16%678-No signal18/1 14/1 18/1Well beaten in recent starts, finishing eighth and seventh before a distant effort that was at least partly a need-for-the-run performance; showed promise on the Flat but hurdles form has deteriorated and there is ground to make up now stepping into handicaps at this level. First-time hood may prompt a better showing, but has much to prove.
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William Cox 5%Tom Dascombe 12%064No signal14/1 15/2 12/1Produced her best late when fourth last time, with her closing effort suggesting a more demanding stamina test will help; cheekpieces added for the first time and today's six-furlong trip on quicker ground could release more from her.
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Finley Marsh 14%Richard Hughes 15%35-067No signal10/1 7/1 9/1Well beaten in recent handicap starts and yet to find a way to score; effective at six furlongs on good ground and the all-weather but has yet to make a meaningful mark in this grade.
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Joe Leavy 11%Adrian Wintle 11%87-635No signal5/2 11/4 2/1Finishing on well once in the clear over a mile last time, Yokkell found the trip too short and the return to ten furlongs looks a positive move; yet to score in recent starts but acts on any ground and could go well if the extra distance brings out the best in him.
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Mason Paetel(3) 11%John Butler 13%7-0513No signal11/4 3/1 5/2Third last time when the going proved a touch testing, but most effective on a sounder surface; consistent at ten to twelve furlongs and has the form to go well here, though the same mark makes this no easy task.
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175-75No signal14/1Failing to get home over twelve furlongs last time here at Ffos Las, Zambezi Magic is better suited to ten furlongs and the trip drop is a clear plus; has a win to his name and first-time hood could help, though form has been up and down in recent starts.
No horse matches that.