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- MR CASSIOPE (12) has dropped in the ratings and has been given a chance by the handicapper to be very competitive. His biggest threat could be ALPAGE (10) who won two runs ago and ran well last time when he was fifth in a competitive handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer. PINGO (11) is also one to consider and can have a say in proceedings at attractive odds. VILLAGE ANGLAIS (4) is a capable performer and can not be discounted for making the frame.
- POTE (3) has shown promise in both outings when fourth on both starts. Dropped into a claimer he can be too smart for his rivals. BEJAR (9) could be the biggest threat. She was a promising second at Saint-Malo on her only start so far and has been given some time since that pleasing run. CLASH ROYALE (11) is one for the each-way backers to look at. LOST IN MUSIC (7) heads the remainder.
- The well-bred MONTEMESOLA (8) will be nicely tuned for a bold show on her first day at school. She can edge this over the experienced QUENDRESA (3) who has run well in all three starts so far and is a sure-fire winner in the future. QUALIXIA (2) ran well when second on her debut at Dortmund and ought to make her rivals work hard for success. PATRICIA (7) also warrants respect and can not be discounted.
- DSCHINGIS HORUS (1) ran with promise at Machecoul when fifth on his debut last month and should improve enough from that experience and be good enough to take this. AFRIQUE ADIEU (2) was third in the same race, he is the biggest threat but the selection ran green and can edge it. LUCKY BERE (6) shaped well in a handicap last time and could be the best option each way. ERIDITA DOVER (4) makes up the shortlist.
- TENNESSEE JOHN (7) has been running well of late and should be too smart for his rivals. He was narrowly beaten when fourth last time and scored before that in early February. His biggest rival could be ORANGE VIF (8) who is seeking his fourth success and is racing off a reasonable handicap mark which makes him competitive. PEGASUS (6) has Maxime Guyon booked to ride and should be involved at the finish. MI C'INFILO (2) is also worth a mention.
- SLEEPY SUZY (6) was a good third in a competitive Class 3 handicap last time and she is chosen to get another success. PISORNO (7) arrives after a win and a solid second-placed effort last time at Le Mans 8 days ago. He will not lack for match fitness. ROYALTIES (1) has plenty of talent and although not reliable he can not be discounted from playing a lead role. KASSAR SAID (2) is also worth a mention.
- MAPLE GIRL (8) is the tentative selection in a very modest handicap where a large number of the runners are either out of form or unreliable. SPACE QUAKE (7) could be the one who gives the selection the most to think about if emulating his third-placed run at Chantilly two starts ago. OPERA (1) has some ability but has looked ungenuine. TWIN BOY (6) could be the best option for the each-way backers to look at.
- EL PROFESSOR CHOP (6) can be rewarded for some nice-placed efforts of late. He looks ready to win again. VEGA DREAM (5) will do his best to make life difficult for the selection and is sure to be on the premises. MY FLINDERS (8) is one for the place backers to include in all of the place bet permutations. MEHANYDREAM (11) is a recent winner and can not be ruled out of being involved in proceedings.
- PARISIAN BELLE (2) finally got off the mark three runs ago at Deauville and then followed that up with a good third. Slightly off-key last time but has placed form at this track and might just edge this from SIBUYU (6) who has been supplemented and was a pleasing third two runs ago over 1700m at Marseille Borely in February.
- ILLENC DES BOSC (1) is the lowest stakes earner of the eight horses engaged in this race but is certainly not the least talented and his limits, after a Vincennes victory last month, are not yet known. He is good value to follow up, though will be tested by GOLD VOICE (7), who acquitted herself well at the highest level during winter and whose means/references are undeniable. GIBUS (8) beat that rival in his last appearance under the saddle at Vincennes on 9 December so has already proven himself capable of fighting for victory too. HAPPY STAR DRY (3) completes the shortlist.
- LUZ FATALE (10) is - as are all the fillies in this race - unexposed but has already revealed sufficient promise/potential in her 2 outings to suggest that she could win a race of this nature. LOUISIANE KERYVON (9), however, fits a similar profile so ought to fight for victory, with the pair closely matched on the form of a recent Vincennes meeting. Newcomer LACINIA (2) has claims too, having qualified well in the harness category for her competitive debut under the saddle. LEGEND DARLING (6), with the aid of Benjamin Rochard, completes the shortlist after an improved last start (3rd) in a harness race.
- LONGSHANKS went close to rewarding his supporters when second in a similar race over this course and distance 25 days ago and can go one place better off just 2lb higher. Stratton Oakmont has finished as runner-up on his last three starts and may yet again fill that role, while I See The Sea is dangerous to rule out now upped in trip for his handicap debut.
- Having finished second in four of his five previous races, the consistent KING OF THE LAKE is presented with a good opportunity to finally get his head in front. The Jeremy Scott-trained gelding has undergone a wind procedure since his most recent start and, dropped back down in trip, there are solid reasons to give the six-year-old another chance. Tiny Tetley is shortlisted after an improved effort over 3m at Taunton last month, while previous point-to-point winner Patriotik commands respect on just his second start under Rules.
- RAFFLE TICKET showed determination under a Harry Cobden drive to win at Doncaster when last seen and, with the runner-up from that race wining at the weekend, there are solid foundations to expect another bold bid here. Stormy Flight won over this course and distance on his penultimate start and makes the shortlist off just 3lb higher. Iconic Muddle can also play a big role, with the drop back down in trip not expected to be an issue.
- FEIVEL clearly benefitted from the application of blinkers on his penultimate start, when beating a subsequent winner over C&D, and he gets the nod to go one place better than his second last time. Paricolor caught the eye when finishing third in a competitive Cheltenham handicap over 2m5f in November and, if bouncing back to that form, he holds solid claims. Front View also has the ability to play a hand in a race of this nature.
- Point-to-point winner CLOUDY FLAMINGO was the subject of market support on his handicap debut last month, when weakening into fifth late on. That said, easing in grade and sporting blinkers for the first time, it may pay to be in a forgiving mood with him. Desert Fortune was making her debut for Venetia Williams when a running-on second over 2m4f at Leicester last month and, stepping up in trip, she can give the selection most to think about. Lightonthewing ran out a game winner over 3m1f at Wincanton earlier this month, but he is not certain to back that up off 4lb higher.
- FOREST CHIMES beat Grand Roi by half-a-length when the pair met over 2m5f at Stratford last week, but the former had more up his sleeve than that winning margin suggests. Despite being marginally worse off at these weights, he can confirm his superiority over that rival en route to victory once more. My Reprieve remains open to improvement after just one start under Rules for Tom Ellis, and she warrants respect with that outing under her belt.
- Now that the penny has dropped for BILLY BOI BLUE over hurdles after a taking performance over this distance at Hereford in January, there should be plenty more to come from the son of Blue Bresil. Act Of Authority may have disappointed when a short-priced favourite last time out, but he is better judged on his penultimate success at Bangor, while Tommy Time cannot be ruled out either.
- Turned out again quickly after an easy success at Hexham last week, RAFFLES WONDER looks the one to beat again and can follow up under a 7lb penalty for in-form connections. Success may come at the main expense of Lone Soldier, who showed up well for a long way at Southwell over further before fading late on. Hide Out and V Twelve have the form to get involved as well.
- A respectable second at Catterick last time out, CARRIGEEN CASTLE will appreciate a return to this track having bolted up over C&D on his penultimate start. Micky Hammond's charge is now 10lb higher, but he should have too much for Heartbreak Kid, who is capable on his day though is winless since last May. A winner here over shorter, Sword Of Fate prefers better ground but is still taken seriously in this company.
- TOP OF THE BILL failed to fire on heavy ground at Exeter last time but the eight-year-old had won his two previous starts and can be given another chance here. Donny Boy was narrowly denied at Newcastle a couple of starts ago and that form gives him a big chance in a race of this nature, while Lord Of Kerak edges out Cerendipity to be best of the rest.
- FAINCHE arrives here on the back of a close second over 3m1f at Carlisle last month and a 3lb rise in the ratings may not be enough to stop her from going one better here. That said, Oliver's Island has also been knocking on the door of late and is an obvious threat to the selection. Kinder Kid remains unexposed and is another to note on just his second handicap start.
- WORLDWIDE FURY was purchased for 150,000 pounds after winning an Irish point-to-point a year ago and it would be no surprise to see the son of Jukebox Jury make a winning start to life under Rules. Oak Grove was not disgraced at Ascot on his debut for these connections in November and he could prove to be the main threat, ahead of Castle Ivers and Sawdust.
- Raul Da Silva hardly needed to move a muscle when LADY OF SPAIN made an impressive winning debut over this course and distance in December and, with the promise of lots more to cover, the Roger Varian-trained filly is very hard to oppose. Operate ran above market expectations at Kempton last month and can figure for a place, while the well-bred King's Coronation is a notable contender running for a top yard on his belated introduction.
- Aces Wild (awarded second) was badly hampered by Hi Hoh Tonto (demoted to third) as they filled the frame behind Basholo (winner) over this course and distance eight days ago, and the lightly-raced gelding has a feasible chance of turning the form around with the penalised victor on these revised terms. However, this is competitive and MUNIFICENT appeals most off 5lb below his last winning mark. A three-time C&D winner, the selection is highly effective in this grade and gets the nod.
- The betting market will be informative and the likes of Marmaduke Lemon, Viennoise and Shelbourne are all suggested as potential improvers to seriously consider if they are supported. However, ARCTURIAN rattled home in an impressive manner when emerging as a surprise winner of a similar race at Kempton in December and, assuming he can deliver the same turn of foot under a 7lb penalty, the Richard Hughes-trained gelding can follow up.
- HEARITFORTHEBOYS made an excellent start to life with new connections when a creditable third from the front at Kempton and, with improvement expected, he can bounce back to winning ways off a workable mark. Stepping up in trip looks like a big plus for Fengari, who has not been in action since last August, while Twenty Bob is another who should appreciate going up in distance. Handicap debutant Mammy and Lady In Havana are capable of being in the mix too.
- Going back up in looks like a perfect move for BUNGLE BAY, having been outpaced before keeping on late over 6f here last week. A taking winner on his penultimate start over C&D, the five-year-old is preferred to the recent Newcastle second Bernie The Bear, and Gidwa, who is interesting on just his second start for new connections. Others to note include Outreach, Porfin and Rebel Redemption.
- Lough Leane will no doubt be popular after bringing up the hat-trick over a mile at Newcastle last week, but a 5lb penalty demands more of David Simcock's gelding. With that in mind, it may pay to side with REVERBERATION, who went agonisingly close to making all over a mile at Chelmsford last time and could go one better nudged up just 1lb. Plumette can often be a hostage to fortune under her usual waiting tactics, but if the cards fall right, she is weighted to strike.
- RIVER CHAT has looked far from the finished article in her three qualifying runs to date but, with cheekpieces applied on her handicap debut, an improved showing can be anticipated. Eaux De Vie fared best of those ridden off the pace when an excellent second to Pittsburg over 1m3f at Kempton most recently and, with the former marginally better off at the weights this time around, she can gain revenge on that rival.
- This won't take much winning, with a tentative vote going to eight-time winner CURT'S ANGEL. War Moon and Sweet Belen also enter the reckoning.
- It may pay to stick with last-time-out C&D scorer MAKING ME CRAZY, who looks ready for this rise in class. T Money and Malibu Classic are viable alternatives.
- MIGHTY PELE posted a decent speed-figure when third over C&D in December and a similar performance may suffice. Donahue is a danger to all if bouncing back, while El Bandido wouldn't be out of this on his best form either.
- LUVISANAKI was well beaten in sixth in a tougher race over an extended 5f here last time, but she can capitalise dropping in grade. Bulls N Berry and newcomer Sheza Said Goodbye won't make it easy.
- HOT PRINCESS had four of her six rivals in this contest behind when filling the runner-up spot over C&D last month and she can confirm that form to go one better. Kissing Medals and Thirty Something can give her the most to do.
- ARTIES CRYPTONITE may have been beaten seven lengths into fifth on her latest outing, but she recorded a speed figure that puts her in front of this poor field. Angel's Destiny and Dee's Ky Wildcat aren't out of it either.
- An open event in which it's difficult to rule out the majority, but LOGICO, who bolted up over C&D last time out, gets the vote. Fivefive Six Champ and Come See About It are feared most.
- YOU BET A FORTUNE lost his unbeaten record when sent over the extended mile at Charles Town in January, but he can resume progress now dropped in trip. Destino can chase him home, ahead of Poker Partner.
- GRAY MAGICIAN struck by three lengths on his return to this track on his latest outing and he can follow up. Lettherainsettleit and Race Home could also have a say.
- MERINO WOOL has been unlucky to fill the runner-up berth on three out of her last four outings and she can make amends on this occasion. If You Want It and Mary Walker can give her the most to worry about.
- JESSIES CARTEL was only denied by a neck in May last year and she could make a winning return. Newcomers Socialicon and Ms Vales Diva could also have a say.
- PRISONER was victorious by just over two lengths when making his first start at this track last month and he can follow up. Mr. Stang and Good Bye Charlie can follow him home.
- WEDNESDAY AT SHADY was well beaten into seventh in a much tougher contest than this on his debut here in December, but he could find the improvement needed to score at this lower level. As Luck Happens and Sea Breeze Boy are others to note.
- ELUSIVE LOVE (second) finished ahead of Moon Time (third) when the pair met over C&D last month, and he can confirm his superiority en route to victory this time around. Brannigan also commands respect.
- WEDDING GROOM went down by just over two lengths in a higher grade last time out and, in these calmer waters, he can make a bold bid to go one place better. Royal Halo and Uncle Leon also enter the reckoning.
- X RAY VISION represents an in-form stable and, easing in grade on the back of a comfortable victory here last month, it is hard to look elsewhere for win purposes. Arizona Lindy and Stormylux are also key players.
- TRIBAL IMPACT hit the frame in this grade over 6f here last month and that level of form could be good enough. Economical and Meet Joe aren't out of it either.
- GREASE MISSLE drew clear to score by over four lengths in stakes company over C&D last time and she will prove very tough to beat again. Perfect Mischief and Calebs Lady can give her the most to think about.
- PAISLEY'S VISION found the drop in class to her liking when holding on to score over C&D last month. A similar performance may see her land a double, possibly at the main expense of Red Noon Rising and Jasmine Chieftain.
- ALMA'S PRINCESS scored in a slightly higher grade when last seen in September, and she may be tough to stop in these calmer waters. Brooke's All In and Twitter Traffic can also make their presence felt.
- It is hard to look past the class-dropping SHE'S GONE D'WILD, who could only manage fourth in a warm race. Back down to a more manageable grade, she can stamp her authority on this contest. Minnesota Nice and Gimme Candy also enter the reckoning.
- SMOKIN MOTION finished an admirable third over C&D earlier this month and, in what looks a trappy affair on paper, she gets a tentative vote to go two places better. Lady Yellowstone and Tensas Clear also have the ability to play a part.
- STORM CATCHER has been knocking on the door of late and this looks like a good opportunity to regain the winning thread. Drag Malibu and My Calante need considering as well.
- IN BOND WE TRUST had La Batalla (third) behind when runner-up here last time out and he is taken to go one better. Brown Town cannot be ruled out either.
- EASTER JIM must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form that saw him win over further on his penultimate outing. Hero Time and Kyembea are leading contenders as well.
- Last-time-out winners Chasin Jason and Norway Beach may not have reached their ceiling yet and both warrant respect. However, OKIE SMOKE makes slightly more appeal over 6f and he's taken to land the hat-trick.
- STRAIGHT AHEAD was denied by the smallest of margins over 6f here earlier in the month and, with normal progression, he could be the one to beat. Mr Peloton and Sonic Posse are others to watch out for.
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