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another chance. He quickened up nicely to score at Kempton two outings ago but was never in the right position when a fast-finishing fourth to The Warrior over track and trip nine days ago. He has a 6lb pull which may be enough to overcome the two-length deficit, though the draw could have been kinder. That also applies to who got the run of the race when making all over the course and distance. His 2lb rise has been wiped out by promising apprentice Rossa Ryan’s claim but the likelihood is that he will be taken on for the lead. mount of the in-form James Doyle, has a string of seconds next to her name but has done nothing wrong, is unexposed and may be capable of better.
This level should be more to the liking of
She was clearly out of her depth when an eased-down last of 11 in a Doncaster Group Two but had earlier won with a little in hand at Kempton. That form has been boosted, too. She starts handicap life on what appears a favourable mark. is ahead of the handicapper. He is due to go up 4lb in future after his second at Chelmsford last week. That followed a comfortable success at Kempton and he is likely to make his presence felt. So will hat-trick-seeking who overcame a 10lb rise to follow up his
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Chelmsford victory with an all-the-way success at Bath. He is up a further 6lb but there is every reason to believe that he has not stopped improving.
was a tad disappointing at Ffos Las but is unexposed and may have more to offer now he goes down the handicap route.
A competitive heat but there may be more to come from She steps up to this trip for the first time but there is every reason to believe she will stay after her victory here on grass over a mile-and-a-half last month. She travelled sweetly throughout the race and needed only to be pushed out hands and heels to win with something
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to spare. The step up in distance brought about improvement from
who ran out a decisive winner at Doncaster over an extended two miles. Her 5lb rise is not excessive and it gives her every chance.
was driven out when successful over a mile and six furlongs on the turf track last time and is not overburdened with a 4lb hike. However, he has struggled when tried over this trip in the past. has about the same chance as after beating that rival two-and-a-quarter lengths over course and distance last month. The Sir Mark Prescott-trained Twister has since disappointed in a stronger race and may be worth another chance back in this Class Four grade.
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