The Punt Daily: Tom Collins with two to follow on Wednesday

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Singing The Blues(7.30 Kempton)

You won't see many easier winners in Class 6 company than Rod Millman's four-year-old last time out, who justified serious late market support when winning by three lengths off a mark of 53. Despite racing keenly, he cleared away from his opponents like a horse much better than his mark and has been hit with a 7lb penalty for that success. However, he is 1lb well in today and is still able to race in the same grade, which should enable him to follow up under the in-form Oisin Murphy.

GOOD THING

Reignite(8.00 Kempton)

This four-year-old has only had six starts but has done plenty wrong in his races and looked to only realise the job in hand when stepped up to 7f last time out at Lingfield. Held up out the back, Reignite dropped out the TV picture as they entered the home straight but he put the afterburners on under a hands-and-heels ride from Adam Kirby and flew home to take fifth. He has been gelded since, which could bring about further improvement, and the handicapper was generous to drop him 1lb for that effort. Kempton will suit him.

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