Harry one to keep on side despite shock Newbury defeat

Newmarket: David Milnes

Dolphin Vista (1.45 Lingfield, nap)

Has had a break since springing a surprise in the Cambridgeshire but has worked well on the all-weather surfaces of late and is expected to shine. Martyn Meade's runner is well drawn in stall one.

Others to follow
Lingfield: 12.35 Zest, 2.55 Ming Dynasty.

Lambourn: James Burn

Pougne Bobbi (1.50 Ascot, nap)

Trip and testing ground should suit this grand type whose trainer Nicky Henderson is going well.

Others to follow
Ascot: 12.40 Forgetthesmalltalk, 2.25 Thomas Campbell, 3.00 Gold Present, 3.35 Charli Parcs.
Lingfield: 1.45 Battalion, 2.55 Brandon Castle.
Haydock: 2.45 Full Irish.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

Eamon An Cnoic (1.35 Haydock, nap)

Well suited by this galloping track and made it 2-2 here on second
start over fences last time. With conditions set to be testing he is
fancied to follow up dropped back in distance.

Others to follow
Ascot: 12.40 One Of Us, 1.15 Adrien du Pont, 1.50 Mr Medic, 2.25
Unowhatimeanharry, 3.00 Walk In The Mill, 3.30 Divin Bere.
Haydock: 2.45 Three Faces West.

North: Richard Young

Joke Dancer (3.20 Haydock, nap)

Unexposed sort who has improved significantly with every run over hurdles. A wide-margin winner over today's course and distance in heavy ground last time and fancied to follow up on his handicap debut.

Others to follow
Ascot: 1.50 Monbeg River, 2.25 Sam Spinner, 3.35 Nietzsche.
Haydock: 11.50 Becky The Thatcher, 12.25 Testify, 1.35 Ubaltique, 2.10 Zalvados, 2.45 No Planning.
Lingfield: 12.00 Winged Spur, 2.20 Culloden, 2.55 Primero, 3.30 Investigation.
Newcastle: 11.45 Silva Eclipse, 12.15 Celtic Flames, 12.50 Miss Tiggy, 1.25 Teddy Tee, 2.00 Morning With Ivan, 2.35 Never Up, 3.10 Kindler.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Unowhatimeanharry (2.25 Ascot, nap)

Failed to give 6lb to a shock winner at Newbury earlier this month, but still ran to a level that suggests he is more than capable of repeating his win in this race last year.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

The Worlds End (2.25 Ascot)

Below par when a well beaten favourite on his seasonal return at Haydock last month but was progressive last season and is worth another chance.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Divin Bere (3.35 Ascot)

Unexposed sort who was last seen coming runner-up in a Grade 1, and should have more to offer with Bryony Frost claiming a valuable 5lb.

The Raceform Interactive nugget

A 5-year-old has won five of the last six runnings of the 2m5f Graduation Chase at Ascot (1.15) and Paul Nicholls has won five of the last seven. Adrien Du Pont looks a rock-solid choice based on those stats.

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