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Taunton (going forcast S showers)
3.00 Market expected 10.25 nos 5, 4, 10 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 4/1, not expected longer than 9/1.

5. My price 13/8 (2/1 early mkt) Sayadam (D). Value early
4. My price 15/8 (3/1) Lady Adare (C&D). Value early. LTO 331? H Fry/L Murtagh(3) yard in form.
10. My price 11/4 (4/1) Forever William. Value early

My comment: Depending on the market near the off at present I prefer Lady Adare before Forever William and omit Sayadem.
The following is for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
This could prove to be a strong race for future reference as the like of Sayadam, American Sniper and Throne Hall have all won over hurdles already and can be fancied to continue to pay their way as they gain further experience. However, the unbeaten LADY ADARE had plenty in hand when she won each of her three previous starts over hurdles and, as she has already scored over C&D, she is too hard to ignore at present. Sayadam looks progressive and rates the biggest threat.

Top Tip: LADY ADARE (4)
Watch out for: SAYADAM (5)
 
Doncaster (going forecast G showers)
2.25 Market expected 11.20 no's 7, 4, 6. Theoretical strong fav 6/4, contender 3/1, not expected longer than 6/1/

7. My price 7/4 (2/1 mkt) The Questioner 5 tips. LTO 53. Value early.
4. My price 13/8 (7/2) Midnight Glance 4 tips (BF). LTO 40. A King in form. Value early.
6. My price 3/1 (9/2) Court At Slip 1 tip. LTO 15. W Easterby (5) up in form. Value early.

MY comment: Wait to see any market moves near the off, however I am not a fan of the Easterby yard for punting owing to the generally low strike-rate.

The following is just for comparison with the above.
BALLAQUANE stepped forward on what he achieved over hurdles by gaining a first career success on his chasing debut at Fontwell in November. The handicapper put him up 3lb for that victory and that may prove lenient with the potential for him to progress further. The Questioner justified favouritism to score over hurdles at Ascot on his latest start and the seven-year-old doesn't appear to have reached his ceiling yet in terms of ability. Others for the shortlist include Court At Slip, who made a winning start over the larger obstacles at Wetherby on Boxing Day, and Taste The Fear, who arrives following wind surgery.

Top Tip: BALLAQUANE (5)
Watch out for: THE QUESTIONER (7)
 
Southwell (going forecast St showers) The Feature race of the evening.
7.00 Market expected 4.15 no's 4, 5, 8 indicating a win retricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 4/1, not expected longer than 8/1.

4. My price 11/8 (5/2 mkt) Spirit Of Nguru 6 tips (D2) LTO 15 ran well. W Haggas 44% past month. Value early
5. My price 85/40 (11/4) Master Zoffany (D2) LTO 15 needs strong gallop. R Fahey 25%/O Orr in form. Value early
8. My price 3/1 (7/1) Intervention 5 tips (C&DCDBF) LTO 20 good 3rd of 8. Value early

My comment: I will leave this to Spirit Of Nguru if the market stays steady. Master Zoffany from the Fahey yard another generally low strike-rate operator. Intervention allthough it has a decent career record does not have much early support?

The above is just for comparison.
ATR form verdict
In an open event, only a tentative vote can go to TIGER CRUSADE. David Simcock's charge had been running well in defeat prior to a below-par display last time and, from 4lb below his last winning mark, his turn could be near. Spirit Of Nguru had a couple of these in behind him when finishing second at Wolverhampton on Boxing Day and another prominent showing appears highly likely. Anif likes it around here and it would be dangerous to write him off in receipt of weight.

Top Tip: TIGER CRUSADE (2)
Watch out for: SPIRIT OF NGURU (4)
 
AtTheRaces form verdict were on the ball with Tiger Crusade 10/1, so well done them
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. Just the AW available on the UK mainland owing to the bad weather all round, and AW not to my liking
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. Anyway, it's not me that's pickin' em, I'm only pricing what I determine as the early market expected from their feature race of the day.

Lingfield (going forecast St rain)
2.15 Market expected 10.20 no's 1, 6, 7 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 2/1, not expected longer than 8/1.

1. My price = 7/4 (9/4 mkt) Base Note 6 tips (CD2BF) LTO 12. Value early
6. My price = 2/1 (9/4) Capital Theory 6 tips (C) LTO 15 . Value early. Charlie Johnson and Franny Norton both 25% strike-rate past month.
7. My price = 9/4 (3/1) Silverscape 1 tip (CBF) LTO 54? Value early.

My comment: I am tempted to go with Capital Theory with excellent recent form supported by connections in form too. Base Note looks the danger on paper. Will wait for any market changes nearer the off.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
This can go the way of top-weight BASE NOTE, who ran arguably a career best at Wolverhampton when narrowly denied by Triumph Hurdle hope Scriptwriter. A 1lb rise for that defeat could prove lenient and he can uphold form with Protected Guest, who was a head behind him on that occasion and is now marginally better off at the weights. Capital Theory arrives here on a four-timer and is another key player if seeing out the trip on his first attempt.

Top Tip: BASE NOTE (1)
Watch out for: PROTECTED GUEST (4)
 
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Against my better judgement I am trying Catterick on the heavy going and a longer race too - could be the wrong call?

Catterick (going forecast heavy some S) The feature race on the card.
2.50 Market expected 11.10 no's 4, 7, 6, 5, 8 indicating an open contest. Theoretical strong fav 5/4, contender 5/2, not expected longer than 5/1. Thunderous not considered as outside the long hcap.

4. My price = 5/2 (5/2 mkt) Legends Ryde (value early) 7 tips. LTO 34 was 3rd. D? Snowden 17%/G Sheehan 19% in form past month. 3 wins on similar going
7. My price = 3/1 (4/1) Eclaire De Guy (not value early?). 4 tips LTO 17
6. My price = 10/3 (10/3) Bushypark (value early) 1 tip. LTO 5. D could suit? 5 wins on similar going.
5. My price = 85/40 (10/3) Sam's Adventure (value early) LTO 13. Smart at best but need improvement this term? 7 wins on similar going.

My comment: Legends Ryde looks the one on paper with Sam's Adventure my 2nd early choice. Will wait until nearer the off for any market moves. Who can get the D on the G will be the answer.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
LEGENDS RYDE is of interest stepping up in trip after a solid effort against her own sex at Cheltenham last month. A first-time visor might see an improved effort from Sam's Adventure, but the main danger to the selection is Bushypark, who is 2lb well-in at the weights running off the same mark as when second over hurdles recently at Newcastle. He is unexposed over fences and has won off 13lb higher in this sphere.

Top Tip: LEGENDS RYDE (4)
Watch out for: BUSHYPARK (6)
 
Try with the feature race at Sedgefield where the going is more favourable today.

Sedgefield (going forecast S some GS)
2.20 Market expected 10.55. no's 10, 5, 8, 4 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 9/4, contender 9/2, not expected longer than 9/1.

10. My price 15/8 (11/8 mkt) Tom Creen 4 tips (C&DBF) no value early. LTO 12 was an enthusiatic 2nd
5. My price 9/2 (7/2) Large Action 5 tips but no value early. LTO 12 career best on fencing debut
8. My price 7/2 (7/1) Cash Again 1 tip (C&D) value early. LTO 71? On a good mark.
4. My price 3/1 (15/2) Zuckeberg 4 tips (CBF) value early. LTO F22 and has won on the Flat.

My comment: Speculative selections early given the lack of market support for Cash Again and Zuckerberg. Wait for market moves nearer the off.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
Former pointer TOM CREEN has shown ability in two starts over regulation fences for his current yard and, given that the form of his C&D success from last November was boosted by the runner up winning at Ayr on Monday, the signs are positive for this improving five-year-old. Large Action was a comfortable winner on his own chasing debut and he too merits serious consideration. Ingleby Mackenzie and Cash Again complete the shortlist.

Top Tip: TOM CREEN (10)
Watch out for: LARGE ACTION (5)
 
The feature race at Southwell this evening.

Southwell (going forecast St)
6.30 Market expected 3.30 no's 7, 5, 9, 8. 4 indicating an open contest. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 4/1, not expected longer than 8/1.

9. My price 4/1 (4/1 kt) Blow Your Horn - value early
8. My price 4/1 (5/1) Nolton Cross - value early
4. My price 10/3 (6/1) Haku - value early. M Loughnane/Billy Loughnane yard has been in form during the past month.

My comment: No market moves before the off and 1 pt each for interest. Taking one Haku is the obvious selection for me. This is a race where the possible OR bias may come into play as it looks a form graded contest rather than a proper hcap IMO in which case 1. Kihavah is favoured?

The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
KIHAVAH has won under both codes of racing and is dangerous to underestimate on his return to the Flat. The six-year-old sets a good standard on the official ratings and, assuming he copes with the switch to a synthetic surface, top weight may be no barrier to him adding to his tally. Haku is an obvious contender and is highly respected in his bid to land a four-timer. However, he has gone up 17lb in the handicap and looks vulnerable as a result. Qaasid and Vega Sicilia complete the shortlist.
Top Tip: KIHAVAH (1)
Watch out for: HAKU (4)
 
What a day! Two inches of snow and everything grinds to a halt in the UK - no newspaper yet for a start, meetings abandoned! (I've had harder times in NAAFI queues. Up at 5.30, cup of tea, got breakfast ready, then Patch and me were out at half-seven for our morning constitutional, fetched the coal in, fed the birds, banked the stove up). The racing now left on the UK mainland is fairly low grade, but it's all we have got :|.

Wol 1.40 (going forecast St) Market odds from 10.20.
5. Cicely. My price 11/8 (11/8 mkt) value early
1. Richard RHB. My price 2/1 (3/1)
8. City Escape. My price 2/1 (5/1) value early

Sou 5.12 (going forecast St) Market odds from 10.20.
9. Sax Appeal. My price 5/4 (10/11 mkt)
8. Oyamal. My price 4/5 (5/2) value early.

My comment: Wait until near to the off time to check if there are any value punts worth considering.
 
Jackform said:
The feature race at Southwell this evening.

Southwell (going forecast St)
6.30 Market expected 3.30 no's 7, 5, 9, 8. 4 indicating an open contest. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 4/1, not expected longer than 8/1.

9. My price 4/1 (4/1 kt) Blow Your Horn - value early
8. My price 4/1 (5/1) Nolton Cross - value early
4. My price 10/3 (6/1) Haku - value early. M Loughnane/Billy Loughnane yard has been in form during the past month.

My comment: No market moves before the off and 1 pt each for interest. Taking one Haku is the obvious selection for me. This is a race where the possible OR bias may come into play as it looks a form graded contest rather than a proper hcap IMO in which case 1. Kihavah is favoured?

The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
KIHAVAH has won under both codes of racing and is dangerous to underestimate on his return to the Flat. The six-year-old sets a good standard on the official ratings and, assuming he copes with the switch to a synthetic surface, top weight may be no barrier to him adding to his tally. Haku is an obvious contender and is highly respected in his bid to land a four-timer. However, he has gone up 17lb in the handicap and looks vulnerable as a result. Qaasid and Vega Sicilia complete the shortlist.
Top Tip: KIHAVAH (1)
Watch out for: HAKU (4)
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Well done jack with Nolton as far I can see no else on the forum had that one
 
markfinn markfinn, this one is just for you as there does not seem a lot of interest in this approach, which is a pity. I mean if all your winners are value how can you lose - but are they? It's only my opinion :D .

Added a further race at Southwell this evening just a class 6 so perhaps consistency may not be a strong point with the runners.

Southwell (going forecast St)
6.15 Market expected 3.40 no's 14, 1, 4, 5

14. Written Broadcast. My price 7/2 (5/2)
1. Atrafan. My price 9/4 (3/1) value early
4. Hannah's Return. My price 5/2 (7/2) value early
5. How Bizarre. My price (8/1) value early

My comment: Three to consider nearer to the off, but How Bizarre looks rather iffy on paper owing to it's lack of support now.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
Not many can confidently be ruled out but ATRAFAN has shown a bit more sparkle than a few of his rivals since he returned from a break and, having gone agonisingly close in a similar race at Newcastle last Friday, is given a chance to atone. Hannah's Return rates as the main danger, as she doesn't have many miles on the clock and may have more to offer after landing a handicap over this trip at Wolverhampton last month. Kraken Florida and Oxygen Thief complete the shortlist.

Top Tip: ATRAFAN (1)
Watch out for: HANNAH'S RETURN (4)
 
markfinn markfinn, way to go :lolsign:.

It ain't the weather for horse racing just a case of 'keep calm and carry on' is the best we can do. Another low-grade card at Wolverhampton with nothing better than class 5, says it all really
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Wolverhampton (going forecast St)
3.40 Market expected 10.10 no's 7, 3, 8, 1, 10 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 9/4, contender 9/2, not expected longer than 9/1.

7. Moveonup my price 3/1 (9/4 mkt) 8th 4/1 bet 1 pt
3. Hachert my price 7/2 (3/1)
8. Send In The Clouds my price 7/2 (5/1) value early 5th 5/1 bet 1 pt
1. Elegant Ellen my price 13/2 (11/2)
10. Won Love my price 4/1 (8/1) value early won 8/1 bet 1 pt

My comment: Wait until near the off for any market moves as usual. Value early is Send In The Clouds then Won Love to a lesser extent.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict
MOVEONUP returned to winning ways in handicap company at Chelmsford last Thursday and the step back up in distance is unlikely to stop him from backing that performance up. Elegant Ellen, who sports a first-time hood, has the potential to enter calculations if settling better, while Send In The Clouds could take a step forward from his recent third at Kempton.
Top Tip: MOVEONUP (7)
Watch out for: ELEGANT ELLEN (1)
 
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Newcastle (going forecast St to Slw)
5.45 Market expected 10.10 no's 8, 3, 7, 5, 2 indicating an open contest. Theoretical strong fav 2/1, contender 4/1, not expected longer than 8/1.

8. Modular Magic my price 3/1 fair (7/4 mkt) 5/2
3. Army Of India my price 6/1 (9/2) 4th 9/2
7. Bert Kibler my price 10/3 (6/1) value early 9th 17/2 1 pt stke
5. Maritime Rules 5/1 (13/2) value early 17/2 5th 1 pt stke
2. Bellagio Man my price (15/2) value early 9/2

My comment: Wait until nearer the off before deciding.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict
Bert Kibbler was last seen securing a comfortable win over this trip at Southwell in January last year but, given he has had 367 days off the track, it is easier to side with MODULAR MAGIC. Denied narrowly on his latest run over this C&D, he's on the same mark (3lb well-in) and merits the utmost respect. Bellagio Man is another to bear in mind having filled the runner-up spot on his last three outings.

Top Tip: MODULAR MAGIC (8)
Watch out for: BERT KIBBLER (7)
 
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Wide of the mark yesterday, so try one possibly a little easier today.

Lingfield (going forecast St0
3.22 Market expected 10.05 nos 4, 2, 1 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 7/4, contender 7/2, not expected longer than 7/1.

4. Silky Wilkie my price13/8 fair (2/1 mkt)
2. Strong Power my price 3/1 (11/4)
1. The Bell Conductor my price 7/4 (4/1)

My comment: Wait for any market moves nearer the off.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
STRONG POWER has been running consistently well in recent months and the return to handicap company after his recent fourth in a conditions event at Wolverhampton may see him back to winning ways. The Bell Conductor lost his unbeaten record on the all-weather when fifth at Southwell on New Year's Day and the ease in grade is likely to benefit him, while Silky Wilkie and Pop Dancer appeal most of the remainder.

Top Tip: STRONG POWER (2)
Watch out for: THE BELL CONDUCTOR (1)
 
Feature race of the card Newcastle and it's a class 5 - that'll make you stop until the end! :prankster:

Newcastle (going forecast St to Slw)
3.15 Market expected 11.15 no's 1, 3, 4 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 5/4, contender 5/2, not expected longer than 5/1.

1. Shalaa Asker my price 11/4 (15/8 mkt) 3rd 2/1
3. Walking On Clouds my price 15/8 (9/4) value early won 6/4
4. Beneficiary my price 13/8 (11/2) value early 2nd 11/2 - bet 1 pt lost

My comment: Wait for any market moves until near the off and not risking more than 1 point level stakes whatever.
The following is just for comparison with the above.
ATR form verdict.
WALKING ON CLOUDS was worn down late on over 7f at Southwell and holds leading claims now turned out quickly off the same mark on this drop in distance. Beneficiary has shaped as if he would appreciate this stiffer test in recent appearances and is one to consider in the first-time blinkers. However, the bigger threat may emerge from last-time-out winner Jkr Cobbler, who might have more to offer now reverting to handicaps after the hood proved successful over C&D last week.

Top Tip: WALKING ON CLOUDS (3)
Watch out for: JKR COBBLER (6)
 
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markfinn markfinn, I noted in General Chat your comments about pricing and I do it all the time but you need a good form source. This is one I use that is freely available each day just for interest looking at the last race on the card at Southwell.

Southwell (going forecast St)
4.50 Market expected 4.15 no's in order of merit 7, 5, 3, 10, 13, 9, 4 a lot of them but it still indicates a win restricted to these in my book.

7. 10/3 mkt. Better than 7/2 required by my form source.
5. 9/2. 15/2+ req
3. 11/2 5/1+ req

10. 8/1 13/2+ req Mr Funky Monkey
13. 8/1 13/2+ req Tommytwo hoots
9. 10/1 7/1+ req May Remain
4. 12/1 8/1+ req Jenever ( started with the wrong name up - Doh!)

My comment I wouldn't read too much into one race but a point on each of the bottom 4 could fetch us home according to my source :D . I have to say that none of the trainers in the race are all that hot at present.

The following is the ATR form verdict to compare with the above
LORD CHERRY got off the mark when making his debut in classified company here at the start of the month and Stuart Williams' gelding is capable of backing that performance up, despite dropping down from 7f. Kraken Florida has been knocking on the door recently and has to be respected, along with Mr Funky Monkey, who placed here over 5f last time, and Jenever.
Top Tip: LORD CHERRY (7)
Watch out for: KRAKEN FLORIDA (5)
 
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Catterick (going forecast G some GF showers) Market odds from 09.30.

2.45 Early market expected no's 2, 3, 9, 10, 1 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 9/4, contender 9/2, not expected longer than 9/1.

2. 5/2 mkt. 3/1+ req
3. 4/1. 10/3+ req

10. 6/1. 5/1+ req Kavanaghs Cross. won 9/1
9. 13/2. 7/2+ req Omega. non runner
1. 9/1. 13/2+ req Glentruan. 2nd 15/2

Comment: No's 9 and 1 are value early but wait for the market to develop IMO.
ATR form verdict to compare with the above.
American Gerry hasn't been at his best in recent starts, but he returns to the scene of last February's victory. Harry Cobden takes the ride aboard Omega, who drops in class having contested a 0-135 at Huntingdon, but the vote still goes to THE NAVIGATOR. The Dianne Sayer-trained grey is now 1lb below his last winning mark and this looks a good opportunity to record a sixth career success over timber.
Top Tip: THE NAVIGATOR (3)
Watch out for: AMERICAN GERRY (2)

3.15 Early market expected no's 6, 2, 3, 4 indicating a win restricted to these. Theoretical strong fav 7/4, Contender 7/2, not expected longer than 7/1.

6. 5/2 mkt. 5/2+ req. 2nd 5/2
2. 3/1. 3/1+ req

3. 9/2. 3/1+ req Fruit N Nut. 3rd 16/5
4. 13/2. 10/3+ req First Impression. won 4/1

Comment: No's 3 and 4 look best to consider with First impression tops for value -we shall see later.
ATR form verdict to compare with the above.
EL MUCHACHO continues to go from strength to strength and the form of his most recent triumph here has been franked by the runner-up subsequently. An 8lb rise looks manageable and he can round out the hat-trick at the main expense of comfortable Sedgefield winner Fruit N Nut, who appears to have more to offer. First Impression and Takeit Easy are players based on the pick of their form.
Top Tip: EL MUCHACHO (6)
Watch out for: FRUIT N NUT (3)
 
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Quickie for the biggie this evening.

Wolverhampton (going forecast ST Scattered showers) Market odds from 4.35. Early mkt indicates open contest.

8. 4/1 mkt. 15/2+ req (War In Heaven. M Appleby 17% past month)
5. 5/1. 13/2+ req
9. 6/1. 6/1+ req
13. 7/1. 11/1+ req

4. 8/1. 6/1+ req Court Of Session. S&E Crisford 18% past month
3. 10/1. 4/1+req Baldomero. MAppleby17%
1. 12/1. 7/1+ req Dark Pine. D Loughnane 19%

My comment: No's 4, 3, 1 are my early market selections to consider.
ATR form verdict in comparison to the above
War In Heaven isn't taken lightly in his quest to land a fourth consecutive victory, but a career-best performance will be required off this 8lb higher mark. A chance is taken on C&D winner DARK PINE improving for his recent comeback at Southwell and he now races off the same rating as his last success, albeit that was on the turf at Chester. Four-time course winner Civil Law arrives at the top of his game and is another to consider.
Top Tip: DARK PINE (1)
Watch out for: WAR IN HEAVEN (8)
 
The Lingfield 3.00 interests me because of the unusual early market odds
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. I'm not really sure what I make of it with one of the four runners not considered as out of the long handicap? I tried an amended Fineform rating using the Curtis 1-2-3 block for consistency and then compared it with my 'good form source' converted to prices for comparison. Looking at the tips and overall market I think nobody is too sure about this one
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Lingfield (going forecast Chs G some GS) Market odds from 10.55. GL Moore top track trainer.

1. 23 = 15/8 MY fineform (9/4 mkt) Scipio value win 2/1 3 tips - T Lacey 20% past month. Good form = 11/4 req
2. 20 = 9/4 (3/1) Hudson De Grugy 3rd 7/2 2 tips - GL Moore 21%. Good form = 5/2 req
3. 16 = 10/3 (3/1) Not What It Seems PU 4 tips . Good form = 4/1 req
4. 8 = 17/2 (3/1) Seigneur Des As 2nd 9/4 4 tips. Good form = 10/3 (not considered)

My comment: It's either Scipio or Hudson De Grugy as far as I am concerned. Possibly take the GL Moore runner as the early value punt?
ATR form verdict for comparison with the above.
A case can be made for all of these but preference is for NOT WHAT IT SEEMS, who was not beaten far on his chasing debut at Wetherby last time and he can race off the same mark here. Seigneur Des As showed some promise at Taunton in December and may improve for a subsequent wind operation. Scipion edges out Hudson De Grugy to be best of the rest.

Top Tip: NOT WHAT IT SEEMS (3)
Watch out for: SEIGNEUR DES AS (4)
 
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Try the vets contest for value but it's a long race and heavy going man?
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Carlisle (going forcast S some Heavy)Market odds from 9.50.
3.35 Early market expected no's 1, 2, 5, 6 indicating an open contest. Theoretical strong fav 6/4, contender 3/1, nor expected longer than 6/1.

1. Lord Du Mesnil (11/4 mkt) 4 tips (7/2 form fair odds ) D&G both OK. R Hobson 18% past month.
2. Ramses De Teillee (11/4) 6 tips (6/4) D&G top for both
5. Uncle Alistaire (4/1) 1 tip (10/3) D&G both OK. N Richards 28%. B Hughes top track jockey.
6. Sam's Adventure (9/2) 2 tips (7/1) D&G?

My comment: Ramses De Teillee and Uncle Alistaire are the two early market value punts.

ATR form verdict in comparison with the above.
The Richard Hobson-trained LORD DU MESNIL is fancied to carry top weight to victory, as he ran a great race behind Grand National hope Le Milos on his penultimate start at Bangor and the handicapper has dropped him back to the same mark from that effort. His main danger comes in the shape of Ramses De Teillee, who has run respectively in this class the last twice and warrants plenty of respect, especially back on softer ground than last time. Uncle Alastair is interesting wearing a first-time visor.

Top Tip: LORD DU MESNIL (1)
Watch out for: RAMSES DE TEILLEE (2)
 
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