Unraced Karl Burke filly backed into 2-1 (from 3) to get off the mark in Pontefract opener
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Market movers
Estifada (1.45 Pontefract)
2-1 (from 3-1)
The unraced two-year-old filly is a half-sister to two winners out of a German Listed winner and looks like she should make a strong debut.
Vitani (2.00 Uttoxeter)
4-1 (from 11-2)
Trained by Adam West, she is one of the main contenders on hurdles form, having made all at Stratford last time.
Bollin Margaret (3.25 Pontefract)
6-1 (from 11-2)
The Tim Easterby-trained six-year-old put in a modest show last time, which helps to show she has much more to prove on softer than good.
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- Handicapper backed into 4-1 (from 11-2) to go one better at Leicester
- Once-raced juvenile cut to 8-1 (from 16) to strike for stable in top form
- John Ryan handicapper shortened to 15-2 from 18 for Brighton contest
- Galway Plate hero Danny Gilligan's mount 5-1 (from 16) to record her first success at Roscommon