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(6)

Golden Circet^t⁷

Age: 5| Weight: 9-9| J: Oisin Murphy| T: J & S Best| OR: 75| D

1/1

1 win from 3 runs this year. Good second of 7 in handicap (9/4) at this course (11.4f, good) 7 days ago, having run of race. Can give a good account.

Form: 918-512

(2)

Graecia^t1²¹

Age: 4| Weight: 9-8| J: Rob Hornby| T: C E Longsdon| OR: 74

28/1

Fairly useful on the Flat, career best when winning on last Flat outing. Sold from John Butler 18,000 gns later in October, modest form over hurdles since.

Form: 5/42471-

(7)

Sir Edward Lear¹⁹⁶

Age: 4| Weight: 9-7| J: Ray Dawson| T: James Owen| OR: 73| D

7/4

Made a winning debut in a weak 5-runner race at Ripon in August. 9/1, matched that form when fourth of 9 under a penalty in novice at Redcar (10f, heavy). Off 6 months. Makes handicap debut off a fair mark.

Form: 14-

(4)

Most Wanted¹⁶⁰

25/1

Lightly-raced maiden on Flat. 25/1, fifth of 8 in novice hurdle at Southwell (15.8f, soft) 160 days ago. Off 160 days. Up in trip. Bit below form on last Flat outing. Makes handicap debut.

Form: 3332/

(3)

Finn Russell³⁴

Age: 5| Weight: 9-2| J: Charles Bishop| T: Ian Williams| OR: 68

15/2

Unreliable individual. Latest win at Wolverhampton in December. 7/1, fifth of 7 in handicap at Pontefract (8f, good) 34 days ago. Back up in trip.

Form: 01-2845

(1)

Trojan Truth¹⁷⁸

Age: 6| Weight: 8-5| J: L Morris| T: E De Giles| OR: 57| CD

16/1

C&D winner. Last of 5 in handicap at Wolverhampton (14f, 8/1), very slowly away. Off 178 days. Back down in trip.

Form: 962455-

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(5)

Beauld As Brass²

Weight: 10-3| Age: 5

T: George Baker J: P Cosgrave

Forecasts

Golden Circet (1/1), Beauld As Brass (6/4), Sir Edward Lear (7/4), Finn Russell (15/2), Trojan Truth (16/1), Most Wanted (25/1), Graecia (28/1)

BEAULD AS BRASS has refused to race/look reluctant at the start but he's absolutely thriving at present and the manner of his win at Leicester on Saturday suggests he can defy another penalty. The unexposed SIR EDWARD LEAR is feared most on handicap bow ahead of the in-form Golden Circet.