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- Hawthorn Street arguably took a step backwards when fourth at Windsor last month, but it's way too soon to write off the point-to-point winner. Frisby is of interest on his first start for the Ben Haslam stable, but the vote goes to SOLID PERFORMER. Donald McCain's gelding made the frame over an extended 2m4f at Ayr on his latest outing and this step up in distance might bring out the improvement required to strike.
- The eye is immediately drawn to Florita after readily making it two wins from her last three appearances at Market Rasen earlier in the month, but she will need prove as effective over this longer trip. With that in mind, ASA gets the vote. The seven-year-old finished a close-up third over the smaller obstacles at Wetherby latest and can repeat last year's success. Overabottleofred sports a first-time tongue-tie and is also considered.
- KINGSTON NARCISSUS benefitted from the application of a tongue-tie when scoring by just under three lengths in this grade at Sedgefield on Boxing Day. This is just his fifth start in a handicap and the seven-year-old could have a lot more to offer. Born In The West and Bathgate both won on their most recent outings, but the main danger might be Forest Blaze after his runner-up effort at Wetherby.
- IMPERIAL BEDE showed up well at Haydock before fading in the closing stages on his first outing for over a year. That run should have blown any cobwebs away and, given his only win over fences so far came on heavy ground, these conditions will suit the eight-year-old. Onesoc is 10lb higher than when successful in this contest last year, although he won with plenty left in the tank and could still feature, as could the recent C&D winner El Muchacho.
- VOODOO ANGEL failed to prevent the progressive Kazar Forez from landing a hat-trick when runner-up over C&D last time. Donald McCain's charge looks to face an easier assignment on this occasion and she gets another chance to open her account. Vanilla Dancer ran her best race for some time when narrowly beaten over a longer trip at Doncaster. She could prove the main threat on that form, ahead of Adaay Dancing.
- Last year's winner HAARAR arrives at the top of his game. The seven-year-old is penalised for his recent victory at Carlisle, but Sam England's charge looks worth sticking with in his current mood given the ease of that success. Three Dons has plenty of scope for improvement on his handicap debut over timber, while top-weight Demoiselle Kap will have likely come on for last month's reappearance at Ludlow and is another to note.
- All of these have strong claims, but marginal preference is for WHERE'S CATO. Evan Williams' mare won on her chasing debut at Huntingdon last month and remains open to plenty of improvement. With that in mind, the seven-year-old can defy a 2lb rise here. Hors Jeu pulled 16 lengths clear of the third when a nose second at Hereford last time and is an obvious threat, while Star Of Affinity also hit the crossbar on his most recent outing.
- PACHACUTI was second of 2m4f at Ffos Las a month ago and, given the third from that contest has won since, David Pipe's gelding merits the utmost respect back up in trip, despite a 3lb rise. First-time cheekpieces may spark further improvement from Madajovy following his Warwick second last time, while Godot is another who arrives here with strong form claims.
- TENNESSEE TANGO chased home two talented rivals when filling third place over 2m at Chepstow in December and the strength of that form gives the six-year-old a big chance here. King Of Records was narrowly denied when runner-up at Hereford last time and he could prove to be the main danger. That said, Reteti and Answer That are others who merit consideration.
- Non Stop could only manage seventh when bidding for a double at Ascot in December, but has to be respected back over fences. Cobbler's Boy should benefit from his chasing bow at Warwick and is likely to show more, but ICARE GRANDCHAMP gets the vote. The eight-year-old has his quirks, but finished over five lengths clear of the third when second at this level at Haydock last month and a similar performance might suffice.
- Inferno Sacree continues to go up in the handicap without getting his head in front, finishing in the top three in each of his last five starts. He should remain competitive, but OUR PAPA SMURF made every yard of the running to score on his second handicap outing over 2m here and is just 3lb higher. This step up in distance could bring out improvement and he looks the way to go. Macari completes the shortlist.
- Record High was fourth at Fontwell last time having gone close at the same track prior to that. He still has the beating of Minella Kaiser, but LITTLE WREN may prove a tougher nut to crack. The daughter of Walk In The Park left her moderate hurdling form behind when making all at Fakenham on her chasing bow, and there looks plenty more to come from Dan Skelton's inmate over the larger obstacles.
- KILL THE GROOVE bounced back with a close second over C&D a fortnight ago. She looks on a fair mark on the evidence of that neck defeat and another bold bid is anticipated from Karen Jewell's inmate. The four-year-old Penn Avenue faced a tough assignment when fourth in a decent novices event at Windsor last time. She's open to improvement now handicapping, while the same comment applies to Rene's Walk.
- BOMB SQUAD was only beaten a short-head into second over C&D last week and the eight-year-old merits the utmost respect off the same mark on this occasion. Mighty Ruler could not follow up his Lingfield success when fourth at the same venue last time but he should not be discounted. Others who make the shortlist are Amaysmont, Believe In Lies and Pessoa.
- Utmost Good Faith won well over a mile at Kempton last month but a 10lb rise for that success has to be a slight concern. As a result, preference is for HORWICH, who has won both previous starts and an opening mark of 77 may underestimate him on his handicap debut. The recent Southwell second Dagger Strike is another to note.
- BLUE DEVERON displayed plenty of promise when finishing a neck second on his racecourse bow over 5f at Southwell 10 days ago. With the benefit of that experience, James Tate's gelding can go one better here. Timescape was second to a talented rival when last seen in October 2024 and she should not be underestimated on her return. Cases can be made for all of the rest, but Alvin is the pick of them.
- Hint Of Humour has been in the mix since scoring here in November and another good effort looks on the cards. She's preferred to Thecoffeepoddotco, who has been raised 4lb for winning at Lingfield, but it could be the turn of ALONDRA. The latter was having her first start for Scott Dixon when third at Newcastle in December and she looks a solid option.
- BELLE AMIE was beaten only a neck at Southwell in October, when last seen competing over this distance. Switched to David Simcock's in-form yard subsequently, the daughter of Belardo is taken to make the most of this drop into classified company and open her account. Resilient Lady may also improve at this lower level, while The Pug could prove pick of the remainder.
- STARFIGHTER has won five times at this venue and just missed out when denied by only a head here a fortnight ago. The veteran may not have finished winning yet on that evidence, and can go one better with Billy Loughnane in the plate once again. Nakatomi showed some improvement in first-time blinkers last time and could finish thereabouts, while Spaceage Love Song placed in similar company at Chelmsford last month.
- Beauzon will attract plenty of support and rightly so given he's in good nick chasing a three-timer. Piperstown is another C&D winner to consider closely, but a tentative vote is for PORFIN. He likes it here and can be forgiven one moderate effort at Kempton last time now switching to the Midlands venue. She Went Whoosh is another to note.
- Sisters In The Sky won narrowly over C&D last time out and a win for Porfin in the previous race on this card would give that form a timely boost. Nordic Glory was a length behind in fourth that day and is another to take seriously, but it might not be too long before SOME NIGHTMARE wins a race like this judged on his recent performances.
- MY GENGHIS might prove tough to beat in the finale. A comfortable winner here last week in a handicap, the seven-year-old has to concede weight all round but that form reads well in the context of this classified stakes race. Sir Benedict has been running well without winning and could hit the frame, while Colors Of Freedom is also of interest.
- WATCH HIM (4) could be the best option i this competitive claiming race. He ran a credible race in a Class 2 handicap over course and distance in mid-January and will be more effective dropping in class today. ZACAPO (3) could be the main threat. He ran well to be fourth over 1600m at this track 5 days ago. SELF SOLUTION (6) has also been fourth in a similar race at this track recently and can have a say in proceedings. VENTS CONTRAIRES (2) heads the rest.
- GILDED DRAGON (4) has solid form at this track on the flat and over hurdles. His latest success was over the course and distance when scoring in a Class 2 handicap two weeks ago. He is given the edge over JOH SPIRIT (10), who was back in fourth in the same race and meets on more favourable terms today. CREW DRAGON (5) was runner-up in that race and holds solid each-way credentials. APAX (1) heads the weights and tries this track for the first time. He is worth considering, as is FELIX AUX ORMES (8), who makes up the shortlist.
- This could go to the unraced LASHKER (8), who has a taking profile and is from a leading stable. He can be expected to get off the mark under leading rider Cristian Demuro. ZAURA (6) could be the chief threat. She has been placed on both starts and was a pleasing second at this track on January 20th over this trip. COSMIC BOY (5) caught the eye when second on debut and can improve from that outing. BON VIVEUR (1) makes up the shortlist.
- SUEZ (13) was unplaced on the turf last time, but a credible effort when fourth at Marseille Pont De Vivaux before that was a pleasing effort. She is given the nod ahead of MODELE ABSOLU (1), who won over the track and trip in January in a handicap on his last outing. RED MOON (5) has a couple of unplaced runs since a fourth at Deauville in November and warrants respect. ZELZANA (12) makes up the shortlist.
- LE CONQUERANT (1) and LOUIS OTHON (7) both come into this contest off a victory at the track and trip in their last attempt. On their return, they look the right sort to fight out the finish and fill in the first and second place position. ORION CLASS (6) is a filly that always gives off her best and she looks to have some sort of ability that can drive her competitiveness. GOLDEN BLUSH (3) must have a good place chance on form.
- LE TYCOON (3) keeps knocking hard at the door when finding himself running two consecutive seconds in his last two attempts. He looks poised to strike in this sort of field. ARISTOS (7) delivered a smart second over the course and distance and is one that looks threatening to the top elect. He deserves serious consideration. EASTMAN (7) understands the track and trip when running third here and a similar effort could prevail. SHANCEL (1) completes the mix.
- ROMANCE MARINE (9) romped home into the winners box when visiting the venue last time out and a repetition of her last effort could find herself saluting to victory again. WIND OF CHANGE (14) is no slouch to racing being a well experienced eight time winner. It will be of no surprise if his experience overrules this field. MANAROLA (6) is always there and thereabout and is a hearty horse. She will make her appearance felt. AMAROCITA (4) made vast improvement when she polished up her form by winning last time out and seems to be the lurker of the pack.
- VICKY (4) has had only four career starts on French soil and has not tasted victory yet. She just found one better than her in her last start but meets the right field where she can begin her winning campaign. GRAND MACHO (11) and POLO BABY (12) renew their rivalry here as they met in their last start and are confidently selected to fill in the place positions. They certainly hold the form to back them up to do so. REDRUNNER (14) completes the quartet mix.
- FRAME UP looks the one to beat after a strong runner-up effort over C&D last time out. Bozaano steps up in trip following a maiden win and Charlieslitldevil has placed in similar races recently.
- ROGUES A PLOTTING ran a promising second here last time out and looks set to go one better. El Canelo One finished runner-up over C&D recently. Legal Jargon could make an impact on debut.
- FEELING EASY drops in class and could bounce back from recent disappointments. Kat Trax has been consistent at this level and merits respect. Mobil Memory won last time out and cannot be discounted.
- PARTY POOPER won impressively last time out and looks well-placed to follow up. Matthew's Patriot finished a close second in a similar race and could challenge. Condemnation has been consistent at this level.
- BOX STEP won impressively over C&D last time out and looks primed to follow up. Diamonds N Dew has strong claims after a good second last time. Truly Inclusive won well last time and can't be discounted.
- SHALLOWBROOK finished a close fourth last time out and could improve to land this. H F S Memories makes debut and may pose a threat, while Rascal Flash showed promise when third over C&D recently.
- INSTIGATION looks well-placed to continue her winning streak after an impressive victory last time out. She's Crafty has strong course form and could challenge, while Lionistic is capable of bouncing back from a disappointing run.
- MISS FOXANN has strong recent form and looks well-placed to succeed. Here Kitty Kitty finished runner-up last time and could go close again. Luna Llena drops in class and may bounce back.
- CHRIS'S REVENGE narrowly missed out last time and can go one better here. Megastar won well over C&D recently and rates a danger, while Big Prankster is another to consider.
- WILD DOMAIN has shown consistency with multiple placed efforts and looks set to break through. My For O One Kay finished a good second last time out and rates highly. Kettle Coalmine is also in the mix after a recent runner-up finish.
- SWEET RIVER BAINES has strong course form and looks well placed to build on a recent win. Panuco is respected after a placed effort last time out. Mississippi Man is another to consider following a victory.
- RINGO has placed in three of his last four starts and looks the one to beat stepping up in trip. Twist 'n Sport can build on a promising second last time, while Stormwire is another to consider.
- FINAL STORM steps down in class and could bounce back from a recent stakes run. Positivity has been consistent in similar company and merits respect. Listentothemusic is another with solid claims.
- WARRIORS MARK has strong course form and drops in class. Could bounce back from a break. I'magambler finished third in a higher grade last time and merits respect. Jeeps Stride also drops in class and can't be discounted.
- STACKERS steps down in class and could prove too good based on recent form. Sapello Riddler drops in grade after a good run in stakes company. Peekay has a chance if building on a close second the last time out.
- MAMA WAS A ROCKET has strong form and looks the one to beat stepping down in class. Bye Bye Holley comes here off a stakes win and rates next best. Marked Kiss is another with claims.
- BUZZWORTHY has strong recent form and looks well-placed to build on her last run second. Charlee Mae drops in class and could go well, while Divine Wind makes her first start since an impressive maiden win.
- MOJICA looks the one to beat after an impressive win last time out and a strong victory in the New Mexico Classic Derby. Antonios Mark has consistent form and could challenge, while Holy Hank is also in contention.
- ZE'BUL won last time out and looks well-placed to follow up. Cornishman, runner-up in a higher grade last time, rates the main danger ahead of Bearings who won a stronger race two back.
- JOLIE CANDY looks well-placed to build on her maiden win last time out. Your Money has shown promise in this class and could challenge, while My Yellowstone is another to consider after a recent win.
- JJ THE BOSS has strong form and could bounce back from a recent disqualification. Hw Tellum Sweetly won last time out and is a threat, while Bellaqueengr placed in tougher company and drops in class.
- FIRST CALL looks the one to beat after winning last time out in a lower class race. Pop D'oro could bounce back from a disappointing run, while Silverbullitbadger won well over further last time.
- TYGRA has strong claims after a close second in this class last time out. Fifth Street is respected following a good runner-up effort, while Chasing Rain enters in winning form.
- CHUCKANUT BAY has strong form and could bounce back from a below-par run last time. Coastal Jazz is a consistent performer who merits respect. Jin Tong has been knocking on the door recently.
- SUPERMAX drops in class and could bounce back to form. Pleaseusetheportal placed in same grade last time out and rates next best. Without Equal is another to consider.
- FORT LANGLEY has strong claims based on a good second last time out over C&D. Cross The Causeway can build on a recent fifth-place finish, while Happy Does is another to consider.
- GUILTYOFHAVINGFUN has strong course form and looks well-placed to bounce back from a recent defeat. Catalina Cocktail comes here off a win and could go close. Bingo Baby has been consistent and can't be ruled out.
- GI GIS MAP looks the one to beat after an impressive win over C&D last time out. High Gunner drops in class and could pose the main threat, while Hoodless may improve for the step down in grade.
- MAJOR LEAGUE narrowly missed out last time and looks set to go one better. Pea Eye finished a creditable fourth in a higher grade race and could chase home, while Myth Conception is also in the mix.
- SOUL SACRIFICE won impressively last time out and looks well-placed to follow up. Order Of Merit has strong C&D form and could pose the main threat. Cabo Mischief steps down in class and may complete the placings.
- ELEGANT OKIE won impressively last time out and looks well-placed to follow up. Let'sgojlo won two back and could challenge, while Tizabellarina has been knocking on the door.
- EVERYONE NOS WENDY looks well-placed to build on a strong runner-up effort over C&D last time out. Outtaherway could pose the main threat, while Misses Millie may improve on her last run.
- SHIP OF DREAMS looks hard to oppose after an impressive C&D win last time out. Ninia could be the main danger following a good third in tougher company. Raspberry Martini may complete the placings.
- MITOLE'S LIMIT drops in class and looks well-placed to bounce back from recent defeats. Smackdown ran well when second over C&D last time and could chase home. High Spark is another to consider.
- ABSAROKA looks well-placed to follow up on his course and distance win last time out. That's Something has strong claims based on his consistent profile, while Just Plain Ornery could bounce back from a below-par effort.
- WITHOUT A TRACE looks well placed to build on a good second last time out. Classy Empire can go close after a strong runner-up effort in stakes company, while No Trouble is another to consider.
- BAILEY SIOUX has placed in both starts and looks the one to beat. Gift Of Grace has shown promise in tougher company and Brielle finished runner-up over C&D last time out.
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