WEDNESDAY SELECTIONS:

CHEPSTOW: 1.10 Moleskin, 1.40 Devito, 2.15 Cesium, 2.50 Clyffe Hanger, 3.25 Magot De Grugy, 3.55 Pure Anticipation

DUNDALK: 6.00 Withnail, 6.30 An Saighdiur, 7.00 Art Sleuth, 7.30 Cheveyo, 8.00 Majestic Pearl, 8.30 Avanti Albert, 9.00 Chapter Nine, 9.25 Liberty To Rock

KEMPTON: 6.20 Westwood Dawn, 6.50 FEELIN FOXY (NAP), 7.20 Chantilly Pearl, 7.50 Lisahane Bog, 8.20 Blue Lyric, 8.50 Viper, 9.20 Fen Spirit

LINGFIELD: 12.00 Mystic Touch, 12.30 Cheap Thrills, 1.00 Wake Up Call, 1.30 Aeroplane, 2.00 Dancing Welcome, 2.35 Whistleinthewind, 3.10 Mr Willis, 3.45 Solo River

NAAS: abandoned

WETHERBY: 12.20 Heraldry, 12.50 General Hardi, 1.20 Birch Hill Bedouin, 1.50 Lease Lend, 2.25 Shifting Gold, 3.00 Passport Control, 3.35 Banjaxed Girl

DOUBLE: Feelin Foxy and Whistleinthewind

Feelin Foxy can use all of her cunning to pocket a reasonable prize at Kempton.

James Given's mare is something of a sharp-shooter over the minimum trip, as illustrated by her taking Wolverhampton success in October.

Although unable to double up at Southwell earlier this month, she still turned in a spirited display to take fourth - especially given her unfavourable draw.

Feelin Foxy competes off the same mark in the boxingdayraces.co.uk Handicap and looks the sort who could make hay this winter.

Viper makes an intriguing return to the track in the digibet Casino Handicap.

Reg Hollinshead's hardy stayer was quietly fancied in some quarters for the Cesarewitch, but burst a blood vessel at Newmarket and trailed home last.

Seemingly recovered from that setback, Viper is likely to prove too streetwise for his rivals in this two-mile test.

Whistleinthewind can set the record straight when he returns to Lingfield for the EBF Maiden Stakes.

Gary Moore's juvenile failed to consolidate upon an encouraging debut run at Bath - he was a fast-finishing second to a Godolphin hotpot - when sent to the Surrey track earlier this month.

Despite his short price, Whistleinthewind did not pick up when asked and could only finish third.

He showed traits of greenness that day, however, which could well have been ironed out on his third racecourse foray.

Moore's son of Oratorio has a most progressive profile and is clearly better than his most recent disappointment.

Moleskin looks a shoo-in at Chepstow.

Victor Dartnall's six-year-old impressed at Exeter earlier this month and can follow up in the Crown At Whitebrook Novices' Hurdle.

Despite idling on the run-in, a solid round of jumping on soft ground ensured he had the decent Watamu Bay well cooked.

And although this assignment looks tougher, Dartnall's lightly-raced gelding has clearly improved from last term.

Given his propensity for soft ground, Moleskin must go close.

Clyffe Hanger can be rewarded for his consistency by taking the Weatherbys Bloodstock Insurance Handicap Hurdle.

The nine-year-old gelding has finished in the money on three starts this term but, incredulously, has not tasted success since November 2005.

But he gave every indication at Exeter last time, when a neck second to The Great Alfie, to suggest his time is near.

Bob Buckler's charge should have no issues with a return to three miles, while a 7lb rise is unlikely to make too much of a difference.

Few would begrudge him victory in Monmouthshire.

Lease Lend has every chance of making it a double when he lines up at Wetherby.

Tim Easterby's six-year-old overcame a penultimate-fence blunder at Newcastle to emerge quite a tidy scorer earlier this month.

Raised just 5lb for that game effort, this pacy animal has been wisely campaigned so as to expect big things from the Buy Tickets For Boxing Day@ wetherbyracing.co.uk Handicap Chase.