Kings Shield could be a decent type for Gosden

Newmarket: David Milnes

Kings Shield (4.15 Newcastle, nap)

John Gosden is not averse to sending decent types to Gosforth Park and this son of Scat Daddy has been showing up nicely in his recent work on Long Hill.Others to follow
Newcastle 5.15 Francis Xavier, 6.15 Navarra Princess.

Lambourn: James Burn

Forgetthesmalltalk (12.50 Exeter, nap)

Shaped encouragingly on his seasonal reappearance over course and distance and looks a big player if taking a step forward from that.Others to follow
Bangor 1.10 Dusky Legend, 2.50 Midnight Tour, 3.20 Pageburg.
Exeter 1.25 Brave Eagle, 2.30 Dingo Dollar, 3.00 Yanworth, 4.05 No Hiding Place.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

If The Cap Fits (2.20 Bangor, nap)

Useful bumper performer who made a decent start to his hurdling career at Exeter. Fancied to figure highly in this division this season so connections will be hoping he can defy his penalty.Others to follow
Bangor 12.40 Halo Moon, 1.45 Dusky Lark, 2.50 Dashing Oscar, 3.55 Motueka.
Exeter 12.50 Midnight Request, 1.25 Persian Delight, 2.00 Jepeck, 2.30 Wotzizname, 3.35 Rosemary Russet, 4.05 White Moon.

North: Richard Young

Montanna (3.40 Newcastle, nap)

Unexposed sort who is one from two at this course and weighted to reverse recent course-and-distance placings with Waiting For Richie. First-time blinkers could bring about further improvement, will be suited by the return to two miles and fancied to give a good account.Others to follow
Ayr 12.50 Nakadam, 1.00 Uncle Alastair, 1.35 Spoils Of War, 2.10 Paper Roses, 2.40 Oscar's Prospect, 3.10 Gold Opera, 3.45 Emissaire.
Bangor 12.40 Just Georgie, 1.10 Lady Buttons, 1.45 Straidnahanna, 2.20 Character Onesie, 2.50 Clondaw Kaempfer, 3.20 Snookered,
Newcastle 4.15 Illusional, 4.45 Lord Of The Glen, 5.15 Acker Bilk, 5.45 The Lincoln Lawyer, 6.15 Call Dawn, 6.45 Stardrifter.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Attention Seaker(2.10 Ayr, nap)

Reverts to hurdles off what looks a very favourable mark on the back of a career best Flat outing at Catterick.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Motueka(3.55 Bangor)

Jumped indifferently on his hurdling debut at Worcester but was still only just denied. The Philip Hobbs-trained five-year-old can put the experience to good use and shed his maiden tag.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Dingo Dollar(2.30 Exeter)

Shaped as though he needed his most recent outing and, with cut in the ground, can go well off 130.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Osco Mosco (2.25 Fairyhouse)

Runner-up on four of her five attempts over hurdles, most recently at Clonmel 13 days ago, the Gordon Elliott-trained four-year-old can gain an overdue win with cheekpieces fitted for the first time.