Wolverhampton debut should not be lost on Southwell contender

West Country Tim Mitchell

Multiculture (3.30 Wincanton, nap)

Solid effort in a stronger contest than this when attempting to follow up hurdling and stable debut success at Newbury last time. Handles testing conditions and connections will be disappointed if he fails to add to his tally.
Others to follow
Carlisle 3.10 Johanos, 5.25 Ouro Branco.
Wincanton 1.50 Flow With Eve, 2.20 Unison, 2.55 Top Wood, 4.05 Coole Cody, 4.40 Tikkapick, 5.10 Dark Invader.

Lambourn James Burn

Secret Salvage (4.30 Southwell, nap)

Made a pleasing start to her career when third at Wolverhampton last month and should be capable of landing what looks a moderate contest if learning from that experience.
Others to follow
Southwell 2.10 Av A Word, 3.20 Macho Mac, 3.55 Dungannon, 5.35 Priors Brook.

North Colin Russell

Spirit Of The Vale (5.45 Newcastle, nap)

Off the mark when scoring over course and distance in January and not disgraced at Wolverhampton last time. Fancied to give another good account.
Others to follow
Carlisle 2.00 Raise A Spark, 2.35 Dick Darsie, 3.10 Thomas Do, 3.45 Dartford Warbler, 4.20 Wazowski, 4.55 Wicklow Lad, 5.25 Charin’ Cross.
Newcastle 6.15 Rutherford, 6.45 Captain Dion, 7.15 Livella Fella, 7.45 War Department, 8.15 Centre Haafhd.
Southwell 3.20 Napoleon Solo, 3.55 New Road Side, 4.30 Last Chance Paddy, 5.05 Autumn Tonic, 5.35 Go George Go.

Newmarket David Milnes

Dubai One (6.45 Newcastle, nap)

Fancied to complete the hat-trick with a hood refitted after finishing with a flourish to win over five furlongs at Wolverhampton in December. Has since moved well on Warren Hill.
Others to follow
Southwell 2.45 Stomachion, 3.20 Harwoods Star, 3.55 Lady Nayef, 4.30 Whosyourhousemate.
Newcastle 7.15 Mandrell, 7.45 Via Via.

Racing Post Ratings Steve Mason

Morning Royalty (2.00 Carlisle, nap)

Course winner who is rated 13lb lower over hurdles than fences and this looks a decent opportunity for him to exploit that favourable mark.
Topspeed Dave Edwards

King Cole (3.05 Meydan)

Finished runner-up over course and distance last month and Doug Watson’s lightly raced four-year-old is fancied to strike this time.
Longshot Ed Quigley

Arizona Snow (5.05 Southwell)

Gone off the boil lately, but has some smart form on the Fibresand and can bounce back with blinkers applied.
Ireland Tony O’Hehir

Judgement Day (5.15 Thurles)

The son of Martaline won his only point-to-point and has finished second in two bumper starts. Can go one better.