Her close third over six furlongs at Lingfield in February, beaten three quarters of a length in Class 5, gives her a fair chance at this level. Returning to that distance means a furlong increase from her latest run, with the Lingfield effort offering encouragement for the change. She was less effective at Newcastle on 1 October, finishing seventh over five furlongs, four and a half lengths behind the winner. A 2lb drop to 60 gives her some help in this Class 6 handicap as she seeks to reproduce her better form.

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Won over six furlongs at Kempton on 30 September in Class 6, so a return to the all-weather gives him a recent success to build on. He then finished eleventh at Nottingham on 7 October, beaten seventeen and a quarter lengths on good to soft, which is a significant concern. His mark is now 60, 7lb above the 53 from his Kempton win, so he faces a stiffer task despite returning to the same grade. Stuart Williams and Marco Ghiani have combined for eight Southwell winners from 39 runners, offering a positive from the partnership's course record.

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A close third over six furlongs at Chepstow on 31 August, beaten a quarter of a length, gives him a chance in this company. He was less convincing at Catterick on 8 September, finishing fourth and beaten nine and three quarter lengths over the same trip. He now contests a Class 6 handicap from 60, having finished fifth in a Class 4 over this course and distance on Standard going in August. Archie Watson has sent out three winners from ten runners during the past fortnight, adding encouragement from the stable.

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Her second at Bath on 1 July, beaten a length and a quarter in Class 6, gives her a solid recent effort to build on. She returns from 108 days off on the same mark of 60, which gives her a reasonable chance if reproducing that performance. That effort came on firm turf, whereas today's six furlongs are on a Standard all-weather surface, so she has to reproduce it in different conditions. Dougie Costello has ridden two winners from 12 mounts in the past fortnight, offering encouragement from the saddle.

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Thirteenth over five furlongs at Redcar on 15 September, beaten eight and three quarter lengths, he comes here needing a marked revival. His rating has fallen 4lb to 59, but the lower mark has to be set against that disappointing Class 6 effort. The extra furlong offers a different test, and his fourth over six furlongs in a Class 2 at Hamilton in September 2025 provides some encouragement. Billy Garritty has ridden two winners from 16 mounts during the past fortnight and brings winning experience of Southwell.

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Third over five furlongs at Beverley on 22 September, beaten three lengths, he comes here with a respectable recent effort and a further 1lb drop to 59. The return to six furlongs has some appeal, as he finished third over that distance in a Class 5 at Nottingham in July. He is now 7lb below his rating for that run, which gives him more room in this Class 6 handicap. His fourth over this course and distance in October 2025, beaten five and a quarter lengths, also gives him experience of today's conditions.

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His Class 4 win over six furlongs at Chepstow on 31 August gives him a clear chance if he can reproduce that turf form. He runs from 57, 2lb below his rating for that success, and returns to the winning trip after two outings over five furlongs. However, he finished ninth at Bath on 8 October, beaten five and three quarter lengths. His eighth over six furlongs at Kempton in September also leaves something to prove back on the all-weather.

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Her second over seven furlongs at Lingfield on 1 September in Class 4 shows what she can do on Standard going. She failed to match it over six furlongs at Wolverhampton on 15 September, finishing sixth and beaten twelve and a quarter lengths in the same grade. Today's drop to Class 6 and a 3lb lower mark of 55 make the task less demanding, though her recent form has been uneven. She also finished second over six furlongs at Lingfield in April, giving encouragement for this trip.

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Sixth over seven furlongs at Kempton on 5 October, beaten four and three quarter lengths, she needs more than that Class 6 effort to make a stronger challenge. Her mark has fallen another 2lb to 53, giving her some assistance as she stays in the same grade. A third at Newcastle in November 2025 offers encouragement on Standard going, although that performance also came over seven furlongs. Today's six furlongs is a furlong shorter than at Kempton, so the reduced trip needs to bring a better response.

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Close placings at Brighton give him solid claims, most recently when third over six furlongs on 6 October, beaten three quarters of a length. He had also finished second over five and a half furlongs there on 28 September, a length behind the winner. He remains on 52, fully 11lb below the rating from which he won over five furlongs at Lingfield in November 2025. That success came on Standard going, giving him a positive precedent for today's conditions as he returns from good to firm turf.

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Her six-furlong Newcastle win in April came in this grade on Standard going, and a mark of 51 leaves her 4lb below that winning rating. That gives her a reasonable opening if she can recapture that form on her return to the same trip. She was seventh over five furlongs at Newcastle on 2 September, beaten five and a half lengths, having finished a closer fourth at Ayr in August. Iain Jardine's five winners from 23 runners in the past fortnight offer encouragement that the yard is in good form.

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Finished ninth at Ffos Las on 27 September, beaten thirteen and a half lengths over six furlongs on good to soft, so her recent form needs improving. Her mark has eased 2lb to 48, but that reduction alone is unlikely to bridge the gap. She was also beaten eight and a half lengths when sixth over this course and distance in November 2025, albeit in Class 5 rather than today's Class 6. William Carson brings plenty of Southwell experience, with 47 winners at the track, which is a useful positive.

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Fifth over six furlongs at Newcastle on 2 October, beaten three and a half lengths, she was close enough to offer some encouragement at this level. She remains over six furlongs and is now rated 60, a 2lb reduction from Newcastle that gives her a little more help in this handicap. Her February third over seven furlongs at Wolverhampton came in Class 4, suggesting she can make an impact in this lower grade. Simon and Ed Crisford have had four winners from 18 runners during the past fortnight, providing encouragement from the yard.

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Well beaten over a mile at Lingfield on 6 July, finishing ninth and twenty-four and a half lengths behind the winner, she has plenty to put behind her. After 103 days off, she resumes from a mark of 51, 3lb lower than for that Lingfield defeat. The return to six furlongs takes her back to the distance of a more encouraging effort here in April. She finished fifth in that Class 5, beaten five and a half lengths, and now faces a lower grade.

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