Third at Chepstow on 9 October, beaten eight lengths over two miles in Class 4 company, following another creditable effort at Fontwell. He was second there over two miles and five and a half furlongs on 22 September, finishing three and a half lengths behind the winner. Dropping to Class 5 and going three and a half furlongs further than at Chepstow brings him closer to his winning trip at Wincanton in April. His mark of 104 is 12lb above that April winning rating, though his recent placings show he can compete from higher ratings.

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Successive Class 5 hurdle wins at Taunton in November and Plumpton in December 2025 came over three miles and three miles and a furlong respectively. The Taunton success was on today's good to firm ground, while his current mark of 103 is 4lb above his later Plumpton winning rating. He subsequently finished sixth at Market Rasen on 16 January, beaten fourteen and a half lengths, and returns after 283 days off. Today's trip is three and a half furlongs shorter than at Market Rasen, placing less emphasis on the stamina evident in those wins.

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His Class 4 hurdle win at Market Rasen in December 2025 came over two miles and half a furlong on good to soft. Second at Newton Abbot on good to firm in August, he has also shown he can cope with today's ground, although beaten nine and a half lengths. However, he was pulled up over this trip at Bangor-on-Dee on 8 September, leaving a question over his effectiveness at the distance. A mark of 104, 2lb below his Market Rasen rating, gives him some scope if he can recover that form.

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A course-and-distance hurdle win here in April on good ground gives her an obvious positive returning to a track where she has shown her effectiveness. She added a Newton Abbot success on 3 July after finishing second at Hexham in June, beaten three quarters of a length. However, she was pulled up at Stratford on 12 July on good to firm, the ground she encounters again today, which tempers enthusiasm. She returns after 106 days off from a mark of 102, 6lb above her rating for the July Newton Abbot win.

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A distant sixth at Fontwell on 3 October, beaten more than 60 lengths in Class 5 company, leaves him with plenty to prove. He had also finished 70 lengths behind the winner at Newton Abbot in September, so those two hurdle efforts make him hard to recommend. His Cork hurdle win over two miles in April 2025 came on yielding ground from a rating of 92, compared with 99 today. Today's two miles and three and a half furlongs is two furlongs further than at Fontwell, while the good to firm ground differs from Cork's yielding going.

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Won over hurdles at Newton Abbot on good to firm in July, so today's ground is a positive despite his uneven subsequent form. He was a length and a half second at Fontwell in August, but has since been well held in two fifth places. The latest came at Stratford on 5 October, when beaten 16 lengths in Class 4 company on good to firm. He drops to Class 5 from a mark of 98, 2lb below his July winning rating, with an extra furlong to cover.

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His September second at Newton Abbot, beaten two and three quarter lengths from today's mark of 89, gives him a chance on that form. However, he has disappointed twice in October, most recently finishing seventh at Stratford on 17 October, beaten forty and a half lengths. His July win at Newton Abbot came on today's good to firm ground from a rating 4lb lower, offering some encouragement despite those defeats. The step up to two miles and three and a half furlongs adds three furlongs to his latest trip.

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Won Class 5 hurdles at Uttoxeter and Stratford in 2025, with the former success over two and a half miles offering encouragement for this trip. His mark of 86 is 18lb below his rating for the later Stratford win in September 2025, giving him scope if rediscovering that form. However, he was beaten 50 lengths over hurdles at Stratford on 5 September and has since suffered two heavy Flat defeats at Bath. The latest was a seventh, beaten nineteen and a half lengths on 19 October, which offers little encouragement for this return to hurdles.

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Fourth at Stratford on 16 June, beaten 17 lengths over two miles and half a furlong, he was less competitive than the placing might suggest. His mark has eased to 83, 2lb below his Stratford rating, but he returns after 132 days off needing a stronger performance. More encouragement comes from his Class 4 third at Ffos Las in March 2025, when beaten two and a quarter lengths on good ground. Today's two miles and three and a half furlongs is three furlongs further than at Stratford, adding a different test as he seeks to rediscover that earlier form.

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Well beaten in seventh at Stratford on 17 October, he had also been pulled up over today's trip at Bangor-on-Dee in September. Those efforts leave him with plenty to prove, although his fourth in a Class 4 hurdle at Ludlow in May was a more encouraging performance. Now rated 80, he is 3lb lower than at Stratford and steps up a furlong to two miles and three and a half furlongs. Good to firm offers no obvious reassurance after a heavy defeat on that going at Stratford in August.

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Won a Class 5 hurdle over today's two miles and three and a half furlongs at Huntingdon on 6 October, giving him a clear claim on recent form. That was a step forward from his September fourth at Worcester, where he was beaten twelve and a half lengths over two and a half miles. He now races from 80, 10lb above his Huntingdon winning rating, so another advance is required. The trip and grade remain the same, although today's good to firm ground differs from the good ground at Huntingdon.

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Sixth at Fontwell on 10 June, beaten 15 lengths over two miles and three furlongs, he needs more on this return to hurdles. His mark has eased to 76, 3lb below Fontwell, although his March fourth at Plumpton also left him well behind the winner. There has been encouragement on the Flat, with an August win at Lingfield followed by third at Brighton on 6 October, beaten two and a half lengths. He subsequently finished fifth at Wolverhampton on 13 October, beaten nine and three quarter lengths, so comes here after a less persuasive Flat effort.

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