Lady Valdean can score for smart apprentice Rossa Ryan

Lambourn: James Burn

Lady Valdean (8.15 Kempton, nap)

Promising apprentice Rossa Ryan an eyecatching booking for this useful four-year-old, who has claims on the pick of her form.

Others to follow
Kempton 6.15 Khamry, 6.45 Perfect Lady, 7.15 Kath's Lustre, 8.45 Oregon Gift.

Lingfield 1.35 De Little Engine, 2.10 Pulsating, 4.20 Mercer's Troop.
Newbury 2.00 Euxton Lane, 2.30 Private Malone, 3.05 Christmas In April.

Newmarket: David Milnes

Artarmon (4.20 Lingfield, nap)

Michael Bell's three-year-old was staying on nicely when third over a mile on the second of his two juvenile outings at Nottingham last November. The son of So You Think has worked nicely on the Al Bahathri Polytrack of late and can make it third time lucky.

Others to follow
Lingfield 3.50 Lawless Secret, 4.55 Harmonica.
Kempton 5.45 La Isla Bonita, 6.45 Ripp Orf, 7.45 Oud Metha Bridge, 9.15 Tinker Tailor.

West Country: Andrew King

Ice Cool Champs (3.40 Newbury, nap)

Far from disgraced when runner-up at Exeter last time. The form has worked out well and he can regain the winning habit.

Others to follow
Newbury 2.00 Molineux 2.30 Halo Moon 4.10 Moabit 4,45 Billy Marriot
Sedgefield 2.50 Minella Voucher 3.25 Dieg Man 5.05 Black Narcissus

North: Colin Russell

Roxyfet (1.45 Sedgefield, nap)

Has a tremendous record on the course and can be forgiven below-par run on latest start as it was too soon on him having won at Market Rasen two days earlier. Returns to hurdling on a very good mark and fancied to take advantage.

Others to follow
Kempton 7.45 Georgian Boy.
Lingfield 2.40 Mighty Zip, 3.50 Fire Fighting, 4.55 Illusional.
Sedgefield 2.20 Raised On Grazeon, 2.50 Oak Vintage, 3.25 Blottos, 4.00 Goliath, 4.30 Mahler Lad, 5.05 Agent Louise.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Ange Des Malberaux (1.45 Sedgefield, nap)

Hardly a prolific winner, but does have a course-and-distance success to his name and is back on a mark he can score off.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Another Frontier (3.40 Newbury)

Put a modest chasing debut behind him scoring at Doncaster six weeks ago and receives weight from all today.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Raven's Tower (4.10 Newbury)

Performed as tough something was amiss when last seen. Freshened up after a break, he can go well. Drying ground is a benefit.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Mount Pelier (5.15 Navan)

Runner-up over longer trips on his last two starts, more recently behind The Big Dog at Naas, the Alan Fleming-trained five-year-old can get off the mark under Mark O'Hare, with the ground and Navan's stiff finish likely to play to his strengths.

Raceform interactive nugget

Since the start of 2017 Neil Mulholland is 11-22 (50%) with his runners at Sedgefield, for a £1 level-stakes profit of £11.49. Harry Reed is 2-3 for the trainer at the course and he takes the ride on Dieg Man in the handicap hurdle at 3.25.

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