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Newmarket: David Milnes

Lansky (3.30 Lingfield, nap)

Jeremy Noseda’s runners can do no wrong on the all-weather of late and this three-year-old is expected to make a bold bid from stall one. The son of Dark Angel is fit from recent work on the Al Bahathri.

Others to follow
Lingfield 1.45 Humbert, 2.55 Encore d’Or.
Chelmsford 5.45 Expediate, 6.15 Intense Pleasure, 6.45 Ocean Of Love, 7.15 Excellent George, 7.45 Rock On Baileys, 8.15 Bernie’s Boy.

Lambourn: James Burn

Snowy Winter (6.45 Chelmsford, nap)

Has thrived since being switched back to the all-weather and, while there might be a question mark over the trip, it is not a major one.

Others to follow
Chelmsford 7.15 Captain Lars, 8.15 Pulsating.
Lingfield 1.45 Chevallier, 2.20 Attain, 5.10 Barye.

North: Colin Russell

Golden Jeffrey (4.20 Newcastle, nap)

Decent Flat performer who has developed into a useful hurdler. Makes his all-weather debut but gets the trip well and looks the one to beat.

Others to follow
Chelmsford: 6.45 Luv U Whatever, 7.15 Duke Cosimo, 7.45 Bungee Jump, 8.15 Mr Potter, 8.45 Ravenhoe.
Lingfield: 1.45 Poet's Society, 2.55 Brother Tiger, 3.30 Rufus King, 4.35 Porrima, 5.10 Mambo Dancer.
Newcastle: 2.05 Mon Ami Bob, 2.40 Thankyou Very Much, 3.15 Western Rules, 4.55 Wor Verge, 5.30 First Up.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Bournville (2.05 Newcastle, nap)

Created a good impression when making a winning debut over course and distance last month and is open to plenty of improvement.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Atletico (2.55 Lingfield)

Has finished second on each of his last three starts but his recent timeline confirms he is in top form and he would not be winning out of turn.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Havana Beat (5.10 Lingfield)

Not the force of old, but is capable of getting involved off a mark of 77 if showing any of his old spark.

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