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Handicappers' nap

True Self (2.25 Haydock)

Fairly decent winning hurdler who taken form to a new level on the Flat, winning three Listed races. Has been found the perfect opportunity to win her first Group race.
Simon Turner

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Newmarket nap

Swift Wing (5.25 Chelmsford, nap)

Ran a decent third on his debut at Ascot last month and has since worked nicely on the Al Bahathri for John Gosden.
David Milnes

Eyecatcher

Kodi King (4.45 Haydock)

Didn't show a great deal on his first two starts, but that didn't stop his supporters piling on the money shortly before the off. He was rather isolated from his lowest stall, but had his chance before crying enough over a furlong out. This was better and he should be able to make his mark in handicaps.
David Toft

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Irish angle

Kiss For A Jewel (4.35 Navan)

Runner-up on both her starts, more recently on quick ground at Naas last month, the Dermot Weld-trained filly steps up from a mile to 1m2f. By Kingman and out of Group-race winner Sapphire, she handled easy ground well when a close second at Galway on her only outing last season.
Tony O'Hehir

Speed figures

Safe Voyage (3.35 Haydock)

Unbeaten in three starts over course and distance and with the ground in his favour can maintain his love affair with the track.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Air Of York (8.00 Chepstow)

Popped up at 66-1 at Salisbury on his return last month and similar form when placed at the same track a fortnight ago; has a course-and-distance win on his CV and looks set for another good effort.
Richard Austen

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Dark horse

Tropics (4.15 Chelmsford)

This admirable 11-year-old won the race last year and must be respected off 3lb higher. This multiple course-and-distance winner ran well over 6f last time out and looks sure to go well back down to 5f.
Sam King

Must-have stat of the day

Sir Michael Stoute was won with his last four runners in three-year-old handicaps at Haydock, with the winners going in at 6-1, 4-1, 7-4 and 9-4. Alhaazm fits the criteria in the 1.45.

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