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Silastar ran away to a 12-length victory at Leicester and in that context, we should probably be a little relieved at his new mark being only 7lb higher. If anywhere nearer the form of last time he will be very hard to beat.

Saligo Bay ran well at Epsom last month in the very testing ground. Tonight's surface should be much more to his liking and with fitness assured he can go well. Each-way hopes.

Scrum Diddly won easily last time out at Ludlow, his first run in a handicap over 3m. I don’t think it was the strongest of races but he did it well, and as he’s going up 12lb, I’m running him here with a 7lb penalty. He was green initially when arriving here but has been…

Lil Guff drops back to five furlongs after getting stuck in heavy ground here last month. She's only raced over the minimum once when far from disgraced at Royal Ascot last year and a good run today would open up more options for her.

Andaleep was a real star last summer, winning five times. He's enjoyed a well-earned break over the winter and is ready to start back again now we have some quicker ground. Really good prizemoney here has resulted in a very competitive race. It will probably require a career-best to win it, which is a big…

In The Air has been lightly-raced since coming over from France early last year, but he has won a race and was not disgraced when 2nd at Taunton in March. Top-weight in a trappy race, he could be dangerous.

Cumulonimbus was a shade disappointing on debut this year, but very little went his way that day. Newmarket should suit him and any rain we get will be a plus

We run two here and He's A Latchico might well have been let in quite leniently. A 70-plus flat performer, he starts handicapping after his three qualifying runs on only 86 and if he gets it right first time, he could take plenty of beating.

Atwixaday started at long (and even longer) prices in his three runs last year. He showed next to nothing yet is 2lb above the upper limit for this 0-60  handicap. We hope he's improved over the winter and in a modest contest, he could figure on the season's return.

Bucko's Boy made a decent start to his career winning a bumper and maiden hurdle but while largely consistent since going into decent handicap company, he has found winning quite elusive. He deservedly got his head in front at Newton Abbot last summer and can continue to progress. He needed his recent comeback run but…

A winner of his sole run in a French AQPS flat race, Angel's Dream has been third in two very competitive novice hurdles since arriving here. Love Is Golden and then Brentford Hope were the winners and there is nothing of that calibre in opposition today. Decent chance.

Royaume Uni was taken out of a flat race at Ascot the other day owing to too-testing ground. It should have dried out a fair bit here and he has a decent chance of making the switch pay off.

A winner of his sole run in a French AQPS flat race, Angel's Dream has been third in two very competitive novice hurdles since arriving here. Love Is Golden and then Brentford Hope were the winners and there is nothing of that calibre in opposition today. Decent chance.

Percy's Lad broke the track record over this course and distance last summer and this race has been a long-term target. He has form on all ground so that shouldn't be an issue but stall 13 could well be.

Tawalla ran really well recently at Catterick and I'm hopeful he can take another step forward. Six furlongs should suit and he should have no problem handling the track.

Semser has come back from a winter break with two runs around Lingfield. On the latter occasion, he set a strong pace that helped Sausalito win again and he was sold for a handsome 50k at Newmarket HIT last week. Semser is down 4lb over the two runs and that could bring him right into…

Hey Frankie has been disappointing since a couple of placed efforts last summer. I'm hoping the return to hurdles from chasing and better ground will see her back to her best. If she is, I think she's well treated and her work at home has been good, so it would be no surprise for her…

Court In The Act ran respectably on an unsuitable surface at Wincanton on his bumper debut. We declared him on good to firm but it chucked it down before the race, so on watered ground it became desperate. It was sloppy so he sort of coped with it but he has a proper good ground…

Donald Llewellyn has won twice around here since returning after a long absence, over 1m4f and then 2m. He disappointed on a return visit at the longer trip two weeks later, when perhaps we were bringing him back too quickly. Chances if in the earlier mood.

Mark Of Gold has not run on the flat for almost two years but is fit from hurdling and won two runs back at Kempton. There is a massive disparity between his respective handicap marks and he is potentially thrown in here if he remembers what to do without seeing an obstacle!