4:30 Wolverhampton Tips

No Knee Never is with James Owen and should have won again last time but was too far behind and finished third, beaten two necks. Should make amends on Saturday.

Blue Eclipse drops back to a more suitable 7f after failing to stay the 1m2f last time at Lingfield. His career win came over 7f on the AW, proving his effectiveness here. Pedigree by Oasis Dream gives him the speed and suits the Tapeta. If Rob Hornby revives him, his mark of 65 is very generous if he recaptures his early form today

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Quite a few exposed sorts here, and it might pay to stick with three-year-old Fulford Cross. He is still low-mileage and built on previous promise to strike at Lingfield over 7 furlongs 10 days ago. He should be marked up for that performance, as he had to get through traffic to score by a head. Raised only three pounds, he should give his owner-breeder another good run today.

This one looks to be on a mark. It can be competitive at the back in Class 6 on all-weather and has only been out of the placings once at a similar mark to today’s. It could be a good opportunity.

Amaysmont has eight wins to his credit, including a victory in the C&D race. A favourable draw and the replacement of an inexperienced jockey with the highly professional Alec Voikhansky increase his chances of winning a prize place in this race.

Fistral Beach is handily drawn and is now much lighter in the handicap than when last seen at this trip in September. She hasn't done much at Southwell the last few times, but is certainly one who could bounce back before long. Consider each-way back in a favourable setting.