Aintree bumper winner Lalor expected to impress on Exeter hurdling debut

Newmarket: Anthony Burke
Subhaan (3.40 Newcastle, nap)
Showed a liking for this surface when arguably putting up his best performance to date when second in a maiden over course and distance last month. He may only have to reproduce that sort of effort to make the long trip north worthwhile.
Others to follow
Newcastle 2.10 Burcan 2.40 Moqarrar 3.10 Encrypted.
Yarmouth 1.30 Orchid Lily 2.00 Celestin's 2.30 Falcon's Vision 3.00 Zizum 3.30 Hajaam 4.00 Rockley Point 4.30 Still Waiting 5.00 Dream Start.
Kempton 5.45 Shadow Seeker 6.15 Caribbean Spring 6.45 Misty Spirit 7.15 Conflagration 7.45 Dark Side Dream 8.15 Red Invader 8.45 Kings City 9.15 Diamond Bear.
Lambourn: James Burn
Forgetthesmalltalk (3.50 Exeter, nap)
The five-year-old, who will stay well, showed glimpses of ability last term and has pleased trainer Alan King following his summer break. A mark of 112 looks workable for his handicap debut.
Others to follow
Exeter 2.50 Harefield, 3.20 Zephyros Bleu, 4.50 Yanworth.
Kempton 7.45 Mr Pocket, 8.45 Percy Thrower.
Newcastle 4.40 The Big Short.
Yarmouth 2.30 Hula Girl.
North: Colin Russell
Palindrome (1.40 Newcastle, nap)
The four-year-old has yet to win in 13 attempts but is really well handicapped at present. He shaped well on his first run for current connections and with the switch to Tapeta no problem is fancied to get off the mark this time.
Topspeed: Dave Edwards
Hitman (4.30 Yarmouth)
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Lalor (2.50 Exeter, nap)
A Grade 2 winning bumper performer who is expected to make his presence felt at the highest level over hurdles this season. Pleasing in his work at home and fancied to take the beating on hurdling debut.
Others to follow
Exeter 2.20 Lady Longshot, 3.20 Vieux Lille, 3.50 Midnight Glory, 4.20 Eddy, 4.50 Sternrubin, 5.20 Acey Milan.
Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner
Kenny The Captain (4.10 Newcastle)
Largely in good order this autumn but still on a feasible mark. Every chance of going close on last year's winning course and distance winning form.
Longshot: Ed Quigley
Ambion Lane (3.50 Exeter)
Despite posting some below-par efforts, the seven-year-old shaped with promise when last seen and remains relatively unexposed. He will enjoy the ground.
Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
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