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Since coming back from a short break in late December, Cephalus has won three times at a mile, starting at Lingfield, then after a couple of reverses, at Kempton and Southwell. He's 19lb higher than when the run started but is in great form and may well give it another good go.

La Marquise is by an exciting young French sire Beaumec De Houelle, a son of the great Martaline. She looked well above average when winning on debut at Stratford in November on soft ground. She then disappointed in the Listed bumper at Cheltenham on New Year's Day when the only female in the race,  but…

Double Click won successive races last spring but went through a disappointing spell either side of his summer break. He has the ability to win again and this is pretty low-grade stuff. He handles soft ground and 2m seems to be his trip so he's not wiithout an each-way chance if things fall his way.

Golden Maverick was rated 83  on the flat after winning five times at up to 1m2f. He has taken well to jumping but was very green on debut, albeit 2nd to a promising individual. Next time, he got a fair bit back in the pack and although he stayed on strongly, he couldn't get to…

Iconic Muddle, though an 11yo, shows no signs of reduced ability. He has been runner-up in all three starts this season and may well enjoy dropping back from 3m to 2m4f today. The one to beat.

Longhouse L:egacy is a slow burner but he is progressing and ran an improved race last time. I think he has taken a step forward in his work at home since then and is in good form. He sets a fair standard.

Placed twice over hurdles last season, we always had the strapping Regarde marked out for a career over fences. He won well in a handicap chase on debut in the autumn and made light of a 6lb rise next time tackling an inadequate trip. The 12lb rise he got for that seemed harsh but he…

Lightning Maqueen shaped with promise on debut in a reasonable Newbury bumper. He's one to keep an eye on, but there's a number in this with superior racecourse form.

Jupiter Du Gite switched to fences after a short break following a couple of ordinary runs over hurdles this season. He ran well for 2nd at Hereford and we're hoping he can build on that debut to get his head over the line.

Notre Dame showed a good attitude to win the last day. The track and trip tonight will suit. The others do look well exposed so we hope we have found another winning opportunity for her.

Lightning Maqueen shaped with promise on debut in a reasonable Newbury bumper. He's one to keep an eye on, but there's a number in this with superior racecourse form.

Tapley has been running consistently this season and the ground here currently looks okay for him providing the rain stays away. The track should suit and hopefully, he can finish in the frame again.

Salver has put together a four-timer over hurdles and if does rain that would give him an excellent chance as he likes it proper soft. He looked very good at Haydock last time and if conditions are right for him, he'll go there with a big chance.

Twice successful in his four chases as a novice last winter, we expected Git Maker to enjoy a good time in high-class handicaps this season. He won on his return at Lingfield, but jumped left spoiling his chance at Ascot last time out when he also found the ground too quick. Winner of six of…

Bradman is ultra-consistent and runs off his true mark after twice being out of the handicap. He should like Newcastle as he stays all day and will be thereabouts again.

Well-connected pedigree-wise, newcomer Hollygrove Cha Cha had a year's pre-training before joining us. She has done plenty for this debut but will obviously improve mentally and physically for the run. There are some highly talked-of horses that cost plenty from the Irish point field in this, but we think our mare has ability. She shouldn't…

Milldam has been in great form this season, winning twice in four starts, each time at 2m on soft ground. Up 3lb for the last one where the form is working out well, he should again be competitive in what looks a strong contest.

Cephalus got up late to win a 3k Class 5 handicap narrowly at Kempton last time. The Class is the same but the winner's prize is three times as much! First-time blinkers could help him concentrate and he has been very consistent since coming back after a break, Hopeful.

Andaleep is two for two at the track. He only just held on here last time and this is a similar race, but if things pan out he should be there at the business end.

Bravo Zulu won his maiden well at Kempton and this is a decent prize for a novice. Whilst he'll come on for the run, hopefully, he can take another step forward.