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C&D winner. Fourth of 10 in handicap at Windsor (5.1f, good to firm, 4/1) 28 days ago, doing well under the circumstances having helped force a brisk early gallop Tongue strap back on and expected to be thereabouts back on all-weather.

Eleven runs since last win in 2024. Tenth of 13 in handicap at Ayr (7.2f, good to firm, 12/1) when last seen in May. Fallen to an attractive mark if a subsequent break has had positive effect and note worthy if the betting spoke in his favour down in class.

9/1 and blinkered for 1st time, fifth of 8 in handicap at Chester (5.1f, firm) 9 days ago. Return to this longer trip rates a likely plus on polytrack debut and better showing anticipated.

AW maiden winner last year but has largely struggled this time around, always behind in a first time hood when last of 8 in handicap at Kempton (7f, 28/1) 19 days ago. Headgear worn then is retained here but has it to prove at present.

18/1, thirteenth of 15 in handicap at Tipperary (5f, good to firm) 31 days ago. Makes polytrack debut. First run for yard after leaving Kevin Thomas Coleman and the betting may well prove an informative guide.

Winner at Windsor in June. Good third of 7 in handicap (12/1) at Chepstow (5.1f, good) 14 days ago. Can give a good account back up at 6f.

Fair form when runner-up on second of 4 starts as a 2-y-o but well-beaten in 2 runs upon returning this year, eighth of 9 in handicap at Yarmouth (7f, good, 28/1) 42 days ago. Cheekpieces/switch to polytrack need to have very positive effect now.

Dual C&D winner who was very strong in the betting (sent off at 11/10) and returned to form back on all-weather when second of 9 in handicap at this C&D (AW) 13 days ago. Live player once more with Oisin Murphy again in the plate.

Ended last season badly out of sorts and easy to back after 6 months off, he offered little when pulled up in handicap at Brighton (7f, good, 50/1) in June. Absent since and he rates best watched again.