7:50 Newbury Tips

Vocal Legend won after a break in April. When third up, he bounced back to take second last time out. What catches my eye is the booking of Colin Keane, which gives the ride an extra tick.

Cairdeas 3 year old chestnut gelding. Slowly coming down the handicap despite running ok in some nice handicaps. This new rating should give him a chance of winning this.

An open-looking handicap where Imperial Trooper makes some appeal at a big-looking 16/1. He has dropped to a good mark and could get his own way out in front. The drop back in trip looks a good move and wasn't beaten far on his last outing at Sandown in a similar race.

A beaten favourite over a mile at Kempton last time out and of interest dropping in trip and trying 7 furlongs for the first time.

Preference here goes to the Harry Charlton-trained Kiniro. Arrives with a bit to prove after a disappointing effort at Ascot on his turf handicap debut. He can be forgiven, as that was a tough arena to make your debut in a big field over really testing conditions. He has only just turned 3 years old, so he's still growing into himself. Maybe a step back up to 7f may suit better. He was very effective at Kempton over this trip off a 1lb higher mark, so if he can replicate that on grass, he may just outrun his odds.

Trainer Warren Greatrex reports that Ruff Justice is having her first run back after the injury she sustained during her last run. She will no doubt come on for the run, but if she is up for it today, the 3-year-old Without Parole filly could go close. After all, she has the best speed rating in the field.

Two turf runs for the 4yo this year. Something amiss last time out. He was a good 3rd of 12 during May after coming off a 4 month break and that form looks decent. A 2lb lower mark now, good jockey booking, every chance in this company and too early to write off.

Got off the mark in good style when winning a Class 5 novice at Wolverhampton on its penultimate start on only its third start. It takes a big drop in class on turf - down from a Class 2 novice to Class 4 today. This 3yo Kodiac filly could go well today at a big price if ready to roll after a break.

The jockey's 5lb claim makes this horse interesting as he will be receiving weight all around. Showed enough in Ireland to suggest he has the ability to win in this C4 grade, and back on turf today looks value each way. Long absence to overcome, but the stable is in good enough form recently to suggest he will be ready to give a good account today.