Good chance off handy mark with visor fitted

Newmarket: David Milnes

Wadigor (7.40 Kempton, nap)

Fancied to land a hat-trick for the in-form Roger Varian stable after some smart work on the Al Bahathri. The son of Champs Elysees was not stopping when last seen over 1m2f at Newmarket in October and should enjoy this longer trip.

Others to follow
Ayr 5.20 Nezwaah.
Lingfield 2.10 Humble Hero, 2.40 Hope Is High, 3.10 West Drive, 4.10 Kiringa, 4.40 Regarde Moi, 5.10 Himalayan Queen.
Yarmouth 2.00 May Sky, 2.30 Tyrsal, 3.00 Esspeegee, 3.30 Blind Faith, 4.00 Anastazia, 4.30 Lastmanlastround, 5.00 The Happy Hammer.
Kempton 6.10 Transmitting, 6.40 Margerhita, 7.10 Sensory, 8.10 North Creek, 9.10 Robbie Roo Roo.

Lambourn: James Burn

Polly's Pursuit (7.20 Southwell, nap)

Nicky Henderson has a decent strike-rate at this venue and this promising mare is capable of maintaining that record, especially if conditions remain decent.

Others to follow
Ayr 5.20 Pure Art.
Kempton 6.10 Dark Phantom, 6.40 Madeleine Bond, 7.10 Song Of Summer, 7.40 Mr Khalid, 8.10 Cape Banjo, 8.40 Helfire.
Lingfield 2.10 Mancini, 3.40 Marshall Aid.
Southwell 6.50 Follow The Bear, 8.50 Whoshotwho.
Yarmouth 3.00 Thomas Blossom.

North: Colin Russell

French Seventyfive (8.20 Southwell, nap)

Has a fine record at the course, is on a good mark and shaped with promise over fences at Uttoxeter on Saturday when he was hampered by a slipped saddle.

Others to follow
Ayr 2.20 Noble Manners, 2.50 Scotch Myst, 3.20 Cheeni, 3.50 Straightothepoint, 4.20 Inexes, 4.50 Falcon's Fire, 5.20 Maleficent Queen, 5.55 Stoneboat Bill.
Lingfield 3.40 Melanna, 4.10 Archimedes.
Southwell 7.20 Irish Roe, 7.50 Short Flight, 8.50 Leodis.
Yarmouth 3.00 Aumit Hill.

West Country: Andrew King

Purple 'N Gold (6.20 Southwell, nap)

Connections are hopeful the fitting of a visor can turn around his fortunes off a handy handicap mark.

Other to follow
Lingfield 2.40 Brooke's Point.

Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner

Duncan Of Scotland (2.50 Ayr, nap)

Arrives in great form after showing loads of speed on his way to winning his last two starts. He scored over course and distance for the first of those and is fancied to go in again.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Regicide (7.40 Kempton)

Got off the mark on his seasonal return at Lingfield last month and James Fanshawe's lightly raced four-year-old can add to his tally.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Pharoh Jake (4.10 Lingfield)

On a long losing run, but is on an attractive mark and can't be dismissed on turf at this venue.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Dawerann (8.30 Wexford)

A three-time winner over hurdles, the Gordon Elliott-trained eight-year-old can get off the mark over fences in this 2m handicap chase. Placed on his last three attempts in chases, most recently when runner-up at Roscommon 16 days ago, he reverts to handicap company here and can score under Davy Russell.