4:05 Southwell Tips

Pushed out under hands and heels by Tudhope when scoring at Beverley. Only up 3 lbs for that win, and hopefully under Jack Mitchell she can build on a promising 2026 campaign.

I believe she is a formidable candidate who can secure a place here, considering her impressive record over this C&D, having won twice. Despite finishing sixth last time, she had valid reasons for that performance following a challenging start. She is the least exposed competitor in this group and is ideally situated for this 1m Class 5 race.

Tipped Donna Nook the other day but she was taken out. She now drops into a 0-70 race for the first time after remaining a maiden after 15 runs. The yard goes for cheekpieces today instead of the visor. Hopefully the drop in grade and new headgear can have the desired effect and she can finally break that maiden tag.

Nearest at the finish over 7 furlongs at Chelmsford last time out and should welcome this extra furlong. Drops back to Class 5 having raced in a Class 4 last time out too.

Won first time up last year on stable debut in a Class 3. Struggled with the new mark afterwards but starts this season off 7 lbs lower than for that win. Has had wind surgery since last seen. Looks overpriced here.

Ran OK on handicap debut, just tiring towards the end of the race. Slight drop in trip today which can help. We'll bred sort so optimistic there's more to come. Weighted well.

There's a few here I can chalk off at much shorter prices, so it might be worth a punt on the big outsider of the field, ELECTRIC AVENUE, who does have a previous habit of bouncing when least expected. And let's face it: on current form, we are unlikely to expect much here. That said, Paddy Bradley looks a good booking. The early handicappers still have plenty to find, so if we catch a going day, there are place claims.