4:55 Wolverhampton Tips

The selection improved since its debut in handicaps. It was a close runner-up in C&D a week ago. It is therefore likely to win in this company, where Angry Ant might show the best of the rest.

Low-grade stuff here, but the Marco Botti-trained Lexington Express has run consistently well without success. Showed up well for a long time at Southwell last time out, hit the front one furlong out before getting tired late on, and finished 5th. Previous to that, he went off favourite here at Wolverhampton over 1 mile and, although 3rd, he wasn't beaten far. Could be able to dictate the pace here and get first run.

She has only beaten a combined four horses across her three races so far. However, all of those were over sprint distances, and she steps up by 2.5 furlongs today, which will suit. She is a half-sister to six winners, with Harbour Beacon, Like No Other, and Asian Wing all being all??'weather winners, so the surface will suit.

Just six career starts for the 3yo filly. She just missed out on being placed two weeks ago. She was not helped by racing wide throughout the contest, having no cover and being a little too keen. Very wide into the final bend, she still saw the race out nicely. She was much better than the official result. She's now 12 lb lower from her opening 66 mark that she received in Jan.

Always taking a chance with Dean Ivory runners..and yet he has the knack of getting his charges ready. A small yard but one with live chances now and then. Warm Waters could surprise race fans

He has only beaten three horses across four starts, but most of those came at 6f, which is shorter than what should be his optimal distance. He ran over course and distance last time out, and despite finishing last of ten, that was after a three-month break, and he can improve with that run under his belt. He is closely related to all-weather winner Gliding Bay. He is a half brother to AW winner Noble Lineage, and his dam, Regal Hawk, was also an AW winner.

This 3-year-old displayed some potential in her second career start last summer and is trained by Tony Carroll, who is known for his success with this kind of horse in lower-level handicap races as they gain experience. While it's still early days for her, she may perform better now that she's handicapping and racing over a longer trip. She looks worthwhile each-way at 20/1.