4:58 Brighton Tips

He presents a solid opportunity at decent odds, thanks to his impressive course form, reliable speed ratings over comparable trips, and a beneficial handicap rating. The coastal track’s wide turns align perfectly with his running style, enabling him to make a late push for a top-four finish.

Close third, latest at Redcar from eleven runners. Ran out of steam in the closing stages and was beaten by a length. Raced here six times last year, winning two on this ground, which seems to have brought out his best form. Market-opening favourite Neptune Legend has a bulk of weight to deal with after winning at Bath.

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Dark Sun has been placed in four races from seventeen starts. Fourth over 6f at Windsor on her latest outing earlier this month. Course, distance, and going should suit. Seems well treated and could well be able to win this race.

Still a maiden but edging closer to success and may be ready to go all the way under a seasoned rider, David Egan.

Top Biller has won two races at 6f, and was second over 6f at Yarmouth on his latest outing last month. Course, distance, and going should suit. He seems well treated and could well be able to go one better and win this race.

Won at the course last May over an extended 5f. Was well fancied at Bath last Friday where he was repeatedly hampered in running. Could recover losses here.

A bet four runs ago at Bath, where he was a decent 8th of 13 but only beaten just over two lengths. It’s been a backward step the last twice, finishing beaten nine and ten lengths. That was at Windsor and Bath, where his previous form figures read 65672277 and 165067122080, which is patchy enough to say the least. I’m taking a chance on the return here (previous form figures of 231213511243) to spark him back into form. Off a dropping mark and at a decent price, I’d still want him onside in the short term when conditions drop right, and you’d be hard pressed to argue they don’t here.

Lynsood Lad isn't consistent, but he has won three on the AW and one on turf. All wins were gained off marks between 46??'48. He runs off 46 today. Only turf win came here around this time last year, off a 2 lb higher mark. That was one of his good days and he won quite easily, beating the short-priced favourite. A repeat of that run would see him in the mix.

A winner on the all-weather in a classified contest and now making a turf debut. Could have done with an ease in weight, but still could improve from this run.

Voodoo Ray is a 7yo trained by Gary and Josh Moore, ridden by Rhys Clutterbuck. Four of his five wins have come over today's course. Two were over C&D off marks of 50 and 49. Races today off a mark of 46. Each way.

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