Seven horses who could be timely winners

The dark mornings and lower temperatures indicate that British summer time finished a while ago, but it officially ends only in the early hours of tonight, when the clocks go back.
To mark the happy occurrence of an extra hour in bed, here's a Super Heinz worth of horses running today who would be appropriately named winners!
1.15 KelsoWitness Time
Has shown some ability and trainer Rose Dobbin had a winner off a lengthy break at Carlisle earlier this week.
1.50 KelsoNight Comes In
Unexposed but prices suggest he's a longshot.
2.35 CheltenhamBedrock
Odds-on and chasing a hat-trick; clearly the foundation (geddit) of any coincidence multiple!
3.00 KelsoThe Clock Leary
Done well since joining Donald McCain but he'll need a career-best.
3.45 CheltenhamWhataknight
If he returned to previous hurdles form from last year he'd have an each-way shout.
5.10 DoncasterPastime
Progressive all season and could still have more to offer.
8.15 WolverhamptonMidsummer Knight
Five-race maiden but sets good standard and could gain first success.
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