His April fourth in a Class 2 hurdle at Haydock, beaten five and a quarter lengths over three miles and half a furlong, reads well for this Class 3 assignment. His unchanged mark of 125 is 7lb above the rating from which he won at Newbury in February, so the Haydock effort is reassuring. That Newbury success also came in Class 3 on good to soft, giving him form in both today's grade and ground. He resumes after 190 days off for Philip Hobbs and Johnson White.

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His fourth over 2m7½f at Hexham on 10 October was a welcome step forward after heavy defeats at Uttoxeter in July and Cartmel in August. That Class 3 effort gives him a better platform for this assignment, with only an extra half a furlong to travel. A mark of 121 is 6lb below his latest winning rating, achieved over 3m1f at Carlisle in December 2024, leaving him reasonably treated on that form. His second over 3m½f on good to soft at Wincanton in December 2023 also offers encouragement for today's conditions.

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His Class 4 hurdle win over 2m7½f at Uttoxeter in March came on today's good to soft, although a mark of 118 now asks 4lb more. He subsequently finished seventh at Market Rasen in May, beaten 27 and a half lengths on good ground, and returns after 167 days off. He had also been pulled up over fences at Chepstow in February, another reason to treat him with some caution. Sean Bowen's 11 winners from 48 rides in the past fortnight provide a positive for this return to action.

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Returns to hurdles after 220 days off, having finished a close fourth over fences here in March, beaten 3 lengths over 3m on soft ground. His mark of 117 is 18lb below the 135 he held when winning over 2m7½f at Uttoxeter in February 2025, giving him some scope. However, his December hurdle seventh at Haydock on today's good to soft was a weaker effort, beaten 18 lengths. The Uttoxeter success came in Class 4, so this Class 3 contest demands more than that winning grade.

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Won over this course and distance on heavy ground in February, so the return to Ffos Las gives him something solid to build around. He is now 4lb above that winning mark and moves from Class 4 to Class 3, which asks more of him. His latest sixth at Uttoxeter in March, beaten 27 and a quarter lengths on good to soft, leaves him needing to recapture his February form. He returns after 208 days, although his December second at Warwick offers some encouragement that today's good to soft ground can suit.

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His April 2025 hurdle win at Newton Abbot over three miles two and a half furlongs on heavy ground gives him a sound staying credential. Today's mark of 115 is 3lb higher, while his March 2025 success at Market Rasen came on good to soft. He has struggled since the Newton Abbot win, finishing well beaten at Wincanton in December before being pulled up at Wetherby in February, and returns after 238 days. Harry Cobden arrives with five winners from 25 rides in the past fortnight.

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Three hurdle wins here on heavy ground in January and February establish his liking for Ffos Las, with the latest over two and a half miles. He is 5lb above the mark for that February success and now steps up half a mile to three miles. However, he was pulled up here on good to soft in April and needs to leave that effort behind after 193 days off. Dan Skelton's 23 winners from 86 runners in the past fortnight provide encouragement from a stable in good form.

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His February second at Newbury over 2m4½f on soft was a solid effort from today's mark of 111, albeit beaten seven and a half lengths. He is 2lb above his latest winning rating, following a Class 4 success at Leicester in December 2025. Three miles is 3½f further than at Newbury, though his close fourth over 3m½f at Ayr in April 2024 offers encouragement for the longer trip. After 247 days off, he returns with Stuart Edmunds in good recent form, having saddled four winners from 11 runners in the past fortnight.

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