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Signposts: Get Knotted well treated to record race hat-trick
Credit: Harry Trump
Get Knotted has won the 2.05 at York for the last two years and finds himself just 1lb higher than when a ready winner in 2017. Callum Rodriguez’s 3lb claim increases confidence he can go in again.
Archie Watson is on the hot trainers’ list and boasts a solid 33 per cent strike-rate (4-12) at Salisbury. He has booked leading amateur Simon Walker for his sole runner at the track, Warmhearted in the 5.15.
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