Tony Carroll four-year-old backed into 10-3 from 5-1 to break his 16-race maiden at Brighton
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Alfred Cove (2.10 Brighton)
10-3 (from 5-1)
He was a close third of 13 in an amateur race at Chelmsford on his penultimate start, but got no run at Bath last Friday. He is now 0-16 and dropping down to the minimum distance in the hope of breaking his maiden.
Moush (2.50 Redcar)
7-2 (from 6-1)
He finished second in a muddling Thirsk novice on his latest start ten days ago, but this was an improved run to when he came sixth of seven at Doncaster in April. He's stepping up to 1m6f for the first time and the yard are in good form.
Tudor (3.30 Leicester)
7-2 (from 5-1)
He hit the ground running for this yard with two all-weather wins late last year at Lingfield and has performed to a similar level in both his runs since. He has some turf form under his belt and he is likely to be in with a chance.
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