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HENERY HAWK 7.45 Newcastle 15/2 each way – HENERY HAWK produced his best effort in a while when finishing runner-up over this C&D a couple of weeks ago. If he can back that up, he looks more than capable of getting involved again off this mark. 

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ASTA LA PASTA 2.10 Kempton 15/8 – ASTA LA PASTA ran a strong race to finish second at Kempton on Boxing Day, splitting two subsequent winners. With the drop in trip and the addition of a hood likely to help him settle, he looks well placed to go one better.

KING OF ANSWERS 4.10 Uttoxeter 5/2 – KING OF ANSWERS took a big step forward from his hurdling debut when winning convincingly at Newcastle last month. That performance was backed up by the clock, and he looks capable of defying a penalty.

TOP OF THE CLASS 5.13 Southwell 2/1 – TOP OF THE CLASS made light work of her rivals at Kempton last time out, and even with a 6 lb rise, she still looks well ahead of her mark.

MAHARAJAS EXPRESS 6.00 Wolverhampton 11/4 – MAHARAJAS EXPRESS has been thriving at this track and is taken to complete the hat-trick with another bold showing.

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 PASSING WELL 3.00 Uttoxeter 14/1 each way – PASSING WELL is a horse who had issues last year but was signalled as a staying chaser in the making by his trainer last October. He has run well without winning this season. He has course form having won his maiden hurdle here, so I know he handles the track. After that he was pitched into the Challow but those were deep waters, and he came a respectable 4th.

I feel Gavin Sheehan has a few regrets about his last ride as he lost his inside position and ended up having to go wide to keep his position. As a result, he covered significantly more distance than others when he came to mount his challenge 4 out when 4 or 5 wide on the last turn.

His jumping is a little ponderous at times, which can cost him momentum, but I feel that if Gavin can switch him off and get him in a better rhythm than LTO then he will stay on here and take advantage of the 11lb pull at the weights. Both his trainer and jockey do well at the track and he is ground versatile.

 Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

SHEARER 4.40 Cheltenham 15/2 each way – Paul Nicholls’ SHEARER is another lively contender who is hoping to secure a fifth win on the bounce. Its form must be caveated with the fact that it has been largely competing in small fields and this is likely to be more competitive, yet it should be good enough to put itself in the picture.

WEVEALLBEENCAUGHT 5.20 Cheltenham 25/1 each way – WEVEALLBEENCAUGHT has been a model of consistency for the Twiston-Davies stable and has previous course form.

Although he fell on his last visit to the track, he previously finished second here in a novice event back in October. This horse needs to bounce back from a disappointing outing last time out and should be able to put itself firmly in the mix.

ROMEO COOLIO 1.20 Cheltenham 13/2 each way – The opening race of the festival is always a much-anticipated event, although it has been dominated by both the Irish and the top three in the market in recent years.

Kopek Des Bordes has been the cornerstone of many opening day accumulators and everything is pointing towards Willie Mullins’ short-priced favourite. It’s hard not to be impressed by this one's performance at the Dublin Racing Festival, winning its novice event by 13 lengths.

The only question mark remains about whether he takes to Cheltenham. There will be plenty of punters searching for an alternative at an each-way price, however, Romeo Coolio looks like the biggest threat.

The Gordon Elliott runner was also last seen romping home by nine lengths at the end of 2024. The lay-off is a slight concern, but this one should be able to build upon that performance. This one could be worth opposing the favourite with.

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HEADS OR HARPS 2.17 Ayr 6/4 – HEADS OR HARPS once again shaped like a winner-in-waiting when finishing second at Wetherby 10 days ago, travelling strongly before an awkward jump at the last cost him momentum. With this drop in trip looking ideal, he has every chance of making amends.

CHARISMA CAT 3.00 Sandown 15/8 – CHARISMA CAT went down narrowly at Market Rasen last time after being ridden patiently. He remains in top form and can quickly get back to winning ways, making it three wins from his last four starts.

CLASSIC ANTHEM 4.45 Sandown 4/1 – CLASSIC ANTHEM backed up his C&D success with a strong second here 23 days ago, staying on well and shaping as though even more positive tactics would suit. With that in mind, he remains of serious interest from this mark and is taken to go one better.

CARGIN BHUI 5.05 Wolverhampton 7/2 – CARGIN BHUI caught the eye with a solid return to action at Southwell last week and is well drawn to build on that effort. With blinkers now added, further improvement could be on the cards.

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ZOFFANDIA 2:45 Wolverhampton 15/2 each way – Won nicely for us last time despite proving unpopular in the market, and some might say he was a bit lucky as reopposing rival ‘Local Hero’ was unlucky in the run of that race and would have finished closer with a better, more prominent ride. But I liked the way ours stretched his head out to win going away at the end, and although the prices would tell you he was a bit lucky and LH might gain revenge with a 5lb pull, I’m not so sure. He’s lightly raced with just 4 runs on the board, and with plenty of improvement to come, despite stepping up in grade for this Lincoln trial, at 12/1 I think we need to back him again.

Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

TROJAN SOLDIER 6:45 Newcastle 80/1 each way – A bet which comes with plenty of risk attached, having not been seen since October last year when finishing well down the field in maiden at Doncaster. But he has excuses for that run as it was on soft ground, plus he wasn’t asked when it became apparent conditions weren’t in his favour on what was his third start.

Another negative could be him not yet having a handicap mark after those 3 mandatory runs, so he could just be there to make up the numbers and get his mark.

But his two races prior to that run were here, and he caught the eye in quite a big way on his debut run here over a mile, keeping on well from way back in what was a warm 2yo novice full of top yards. His next run was again here where he perhaps never caught the eye as much dropping to 7f, but he still ran well, and they were two very solid efforts at a track that he clearly likes and is proven at, which can’t be said for all bar one of the 8 rivals.

His well-being is taken on trust after a break, but the fact that he ran well on his debut proves that he can go well fresh, and under the same jockey as his debut run, if he’s been prepared to run his race, then his current price will look laughable in what looks a much weaker race than those two last year.

Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

ROCKLY POINT 7.30 Newcastle 11/1 each way – A four-time course winner, ROCKLY POINT wasn’t at his best when fifth here last week, but he’s more than capable of making an impact if bouncing back to his usual level.

Today's LB comes from OPAL Horses 

REWIRED 4.00 Newcastle 13/2 each way – REWIRED landed 2m handicap wins at Doncaster and Taunton last winter but hasn't quite hit the same heights for his current yard. However, he's now dropping in class and sits 13 lb below his last winning mark, which makes him an interesting contender.

Today's LB comes from OPAL Horses

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SAM BROWN 1.20 Newbury 4/1 – SAM BROWN has shown he retains plenty of ability this season, finishing second in the Veterans' Final at Market Rasen before a respectable fourth in a Grade 2 here last time. With those efforts under his belt, he looks poised to get back to winning ways.

EPINEPHRINE 1.55 Newbury 13/8 – EPINEPHRINE took a big step forward when drawing clear to win a well-run race at Kempton last time. A 9 lb rise in the weights may not be enough to stop him from going in again, given how strong he looked at the finish.

MR BRAMLEY 2.20 Kelso 7/2 – MR BRAMLEY has taken well to hurdling and justified favouritism when landing a big-field handicap at Wetherby last time. With further improvement likely, he’s expected to go close again.

CALCUTTA DREAM 6.15 Newcastle 11/4 – CALCUTTA DREAM built on a promising effort to return to winning ways at Southwell six weeks ago. Now back in handicap company and still on a workable mark, he has strong claims of following up.

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SAINT SEGAL 3:45 Newbury 13/2 each way – SAINT SEGAL has been a horse that pundits had been putting up in the pasty who failed to live up to his reputation. He consistently ran well, and people felt that next time would be the charm to the point many stopped following him, to be fair I was never a fan in the past. The key to him seems to have been the step up in trip form 2-miles to 2m4f this season. On his first try at the trip at Chepstow last October he was ahead of Il Ridoto when his jumping was less than fluent, but he stayed on into 4th. Connections tried again here in November, but he was hampered at the start and lost lengths and while he may not have caught the winner Le Patron, he would have finished closer. He then recorded a C&D win in a Class 3 race by 11 lengths cosily before coming 2nd to the well handicapped and well supported Kalooki Kid at Musselburgh LTO. If he settles, he should be thereabouts again and given he battles I think he could go in here when others are looking at bigger pots later in the season.

Previous Selections February

GENERAL ASSEMBLY 3:20 Newcastle 16/1 each way – Ran quite well on his stable-debut despite finishing well down the field at Kempton last time as he raced very keen for much of the first half of the race, then after making his challenge over a furlong out, he never had enough to see his out race after his earlier exertions blunted his finish. He drops back to 5f off a 3lb lower mark, and if the wearing of the first time visor last time has done enough to spark him in to action for this return to 5f (only win was over this trip) then he should go well, so long as he takes to the surface.

Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

EARLY MORNING DEW 8.00 Wolverhampton 17/2 each way – This looks like an open contest, but EARLY MORNING DEW makes plenty of appeal. He wasn’t seen to best effect when fifth at Lingfield last time, and with a clearer run here, he’s more than capable of making his presence felt off a workable mark.

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GUARD THE MOON 2.32 Chepstow 7/2 – GUARD THE MOON, a half-brother to a talented staying chaser, is still progressing and looks well suited to this trip. He put in a strong performance last time when second to a well-regarded Nicky Henderson runner, and with that form holding up well, he has every chance of going one better here.

GENOIS 3.20 Newcastle 11/4 – While GENOIS' jumping has occasionally let him down, he should be sharper for his recent outing at Wetherby. With the handicapper giving him some leeway, he looks well placed to step forward and make a strong challenge.

IDEAL DES BORDES 4.10 Kempton 9/4 – IDEAL DES BORDES made an immediate impact on his chase debut at Wincanton before running an excellent second to another in-form rival over this C&D. With further improvement likely, he looks well positioned to get back to winning ways.

FEEL THE NEED 4.25 Southwell 9/2 – FEEL THE NEED ended 2024 in great form at this track and was simply outclassed when tackling a much stronger race at Newcastle last time. Dropping back to this level, he should be much more competitive and can return to form.

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KINGKONG CIERGUES 2:50 Fairyhouse 10/1 each way – This is a minefield of a race with just two previous renewals and 28 declared to run so there are no trends to look at here. I’m looking at one I saw going close and getting done on the line LTO when connections were on in a big way. The favourite that day was a Cromwell streamer, Next Stop Paris, who fell but this one opened in the 20’s and was sent off at 12s.

He did everything right over C&D and is only up 3lbs for that run, but as they have a decent 5lb claimer up he is slightly better off here. He acts on the going as it was heavy LTO and under a feather weight I think they will go for it again. It was just his second run in a handicap so Kingkong Ciergues is unexposed and can come on for that near miss as they are running him again just 17 days later.

NOBLE PHOENIX 5:45 Southwell 13/2 each way – NOBLE PHOENIX looks worth chancing on his handicap debut.

He’s run to a fair level on each of his three starts which have all been slightly above average novice/maiden races, including last time at Wolves when racing on the all-weather for the first time where, despite finishing 6th of 12, he looked a little better than the result after becoming short of room and losing some momentum down the home-straight.

That was a decent novice featuring several runners from top yards, plus the 4th has since won to frank the form, and the 5th has run well in what looked a better race. He’s not been seen since that run in October, but we can trust the Andrew Balding yard in that he’ll be ready to run, and returning fresh from a break and gelding op, off an opening mark of 69, at 9/1 I think he looks worth risking.

ODD SOCKS HAVANA 7.00 Newcastle 15/2 each way – A multiple C&D winner, ODD SOCKS HAVANA knows this track well and, with conditions in his favour, he should be in the mix once again.

ZOFFANDIA 8:00 Kempton 12/1 each way – Ex-Haggas inmate who showed definite promise on his first start for the Keiran Burke yard last time returning from a lengthy break on just his first ever start after sowing two decent pieces of turf form for Willie Haggas.

He might not be completely straightforward, but he’s got bundles of ability, and although well beat LTO, he was ridden with handicaps in mind, and after just one slap with the whip down the home straight, his response was immediate and looked to have plenty left at the finish.

He’s been rated just 75, so it’s interesting that connections have opted to enter this 0-90 handicap, and if their predictions are right and he runs well, then with a purchase price of just 6.5K GNS, they might have a bargain on their hands.

CELEBRATING ETHEL 8.00 Wolverhampton 13/2 each way – CELEBRATING ETHEL may only have one career win, but she has been knocking on the door lately, finishing runner-up over this C&D last time out. With just a 1 lb rise to contend with, she looks set to be competitive again.

WEE ALKI 1.20 Carlisle 11/1 each way Placed – WEE ALKI makes his handicap hurdle debut in what looks a realistic contest. His latest effort was encouraging, and with the addition of a first-time tongue strap, he has every chance of stepping forward again.

Today's LB comes from Underdog Racing

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WHISTLEINTHEDARK 2.05 Haydock 7/2 – WHISTLEINTHEDARK showed clear signs of a return to form when finishing second on his first run in veterans' company at Warwick last week. If he can build on that effort, he looks well handicapped and capable of making a big impact here.

ABINGWORTH 2.15 Wincanton 9/4 – ABINGWORTH knows his way around this course, having won over C&D last March off a 3 lb higher mark. With a clean round of jumping, he has every chance of returning to winning ways.

BEAUPORT 2.40 Haydock 2/1 – BEAUPORT put in a huge performance when finishing second in the Grade 1 Long Walk at Ascot in December. A repeat of that effort should see him take plenty of catching here.

HIGH COURT JUDGE 4.55 Newcastle 9/4 – HIGH COURT JUDGE continues to thrive and remains on a fair mark despite his recent success. He’s firmly on the upgrade and is well placed to extend his winning run.

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MR ZIPPI 7:40 Southwell 16/1 each way – Caught the eye on his penultimate start here, keeping on well from the rear over a mile 4f. Then LTO at Wolverhampton, he seemed to not stay over a mile 6f. Rossa Ryan rides him for the first time tomorrow, and down slightly in trip & grade from his last run here, he looks the best value of the 4 at the front of the ma

LEON TROTSKY 4.00 Southwell 7/1 each way – Still searching for his first victory, but LEON TROTSKY produced one of his strongest performances when finishing third to Rubellite over this course two weeks ago, beaten just over a length. The step up in trip should suit, and he looks capable of getting even closer this time.

Today's LB comes from Shrewd Tip

MUMAYAZ 2.05 Southwell 15/2 each way – A course winner with three victories last year, MUMAYAZ showed a strong finishing kick when landing a competitive 9-runner handicap at Wolverhampton last time. That win came in a well-run race that suited his hold-up style, and with conditions looking favourable again, he remains well-treated on past form. He should be right there at the business end.

Today's LB comes from Each Way Morning Tips 

WINDING ROAD 5:30 Wolverhampton 50/1 each way – Certainly hasn’t pulled up any trees in her 4 races to date, but she’s shown a glimmer of ability in 3 of her 4 races despite finishing well beat. She ran well for a good way at Southwell on her second start, before not staying and getting badly outclassed in what was a warm Newcastle novice.

Then when last seen, again at Southwell, she was possibly given a ‘too confident’ ride from the front and may have done too much before weakening tamely. She drops to 1M 1 1/2f, and in what looks a seriously weak handicap, with in form Jason Hart booked for the ride, I don’t think she should be anywhere near these odds.

Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

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FAVOUR AND FORTUNE 3.35 Newbury 15/2 each way – This is a competitive renewal, but FAVOUR AND FORTUNE looks well worth another chance now that he has his reappearance run under his belt. The form of his Ayr Champion success last spring has been boosted multiple times, and he still looks fairly treated in the weights.

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 DJELO 2.25 Newbury 7/2 – DJELO wasn’t at his best at Windsor last time, but his dominant win at Huntingdon before that remains fresh in the memory. There’s still a sense that he’s got more to offer as a chaser, particularly under these conditions, and he’s taken to defy top weight.

PANIC ATTACK 3.48 Warwick 9/4 – PANIC ATTACK looked in top form when making a successful start over fences at Windsor. She returns to hurdles off the same mark, and with conditions in her favour, she should take some stopping.

RED CADILLAC 4.33 Uttoxeter 5/2 – RED CADILLAC caught the eye when held up in a steadily-run handicap at Ayr three weeks ago. That effort suggested this mark is within his capabilities, and with a stronger pace likely today, he looks a big player.

SOBER GLORY 4.45 Newbury 5/2 – SOBER GLORY has made an excellent start to his career, passing all three tests so far in good style. His form stacks up well, and he looks well placed to extend his unbeaten record.

ELIGIBLE 4.10 Southwell 15/2 each way – ELIGIBLE finished last year in fine form, landing back-to-back wins at this track in December. He wasn’t seen to best effect when finishing fourth here last time, but remains well treated and could bounce back.

DOWN TO THE KID 6:30 Southwell 10/1 each way – Has finished well beat on both starts for trainer Michael Herrington since returning from a long absence and a wind op, but he raced keenly on the front end each time over the same 1m 3f trip which seemed to be his downfall.

He’s been dropped a total of 7lb for those two runs and is now looking nicely handicapped for his in form yard, and dropping back to a mile for this lower grade, this nice-looking 3-time al-weather winner could go well and outrun his juicy odds.

Today's LB comes from the Bookies Enemy

HIATUS 6.30 Kempton 14/1 each way – HIATUS, a previous C&D winner, has shown consistency in 6f handicaps, securing three victories last year. He has remained in good order since and looks capable of making his presence felt again.

Today's LB comes from Each Way Morning Tip

ADMIRALTY HOUSE 1.55 Taunton 15/2 each way – ADMIRALTY HOUSE looks well treated at these weights and should appreciate the return to less testing ground after a solid third at Haydock. He’s more than capable of getting back to winning ways in this company.

Today's LB comes from OPAL Horses

WHATSYOURPROBLEM 3.50 Southwell 10/1 each way – 

WHATSYOURPROBLEM has yet to fully deliver on the promise of his hurdle debut in Ireland but has shaped respectably in two outings for Fergal O'Brien, including when third in a Doncaster novice two months back.

He should be more at home now handicapping, though his best may come once tackling fences.

Today's LB comes from Each Way Morning Tip

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MAITRE EN SCIENCE 1.42 Musselburgh 9/4 – MAITRE EN SCIENCE brings standout form from France, with his latest success at Clairefontaine in September proving particularly strong. The form of that race has worked out well, and he looks well-placed to make a winning start for Harry Derham.

ETALON 2.00 Sandown 2/1 – ETALON made excellent progress as a novice and looks to have been brought along steadily this season. Now just 4 lb higher than when impressively winning over C&D a year ago, he has every chance of getting back to winning ways.

NO NO TANGO 2.08 Wetherby 11/4 – NO NO TANGO was unlucky to fall mid-race at Haydock two weeks ago but had previously looked highly promising when scoring on debut for Harry Derham at Wincanton. If he gets back into that rhythm, he should have every chance of bouncing back.

BOOMSLANG 3.57 Musselburgh 13/8 – BOOMSLANG took another step forward when winning here to kick off the year, proving well in command from three out. With further improvement likely, he looks capable of adding another victory to his tally.

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BALLARAT BERTIE 5:40 Wolverhampton 7/1 each way – BALLARAT BERTIE looks by far the most interesting in this field for several reasons. Richard Hughes has an excellent record with his all-weather 3yo debutantes, and this fella got well backed before being declared a non-runner on his handicap debut, with a weird reason of ‘owner unable to attend’, which is the first time

I’ve never seen such a ludicrous excuse (maybe it’s because a very high percentage of the money on him that day was theirs and they didn’t want to miss the horse winning). He was again backed LTO but ran no sort of race, as he pretty much got outpaced in rear for the whole 6f. I’m sure he’s better that that, as not only does he look the part, he’s quite well-bred and should improve over further. He’s been gelded since that last run in October which has to be a plus, and stepping up to a mile and a bit for the first time, I’m hoping he sees plenty of money again and this time shows us the reason why he’s clearly well-regarded.

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