5:00 Wolverhampton Tips

Yaa Min had wind surgery back in the summer and was 3rd in a reappearance back in October. Should improve on that and could win tonight.

Codiak has shown plenty of promise in his four starts. Second at Hamilton in August, beaten one length by a subsequent winner, with five lengths back to the third. He was beaten a head at Redcar last month. With that form setting the standard, he looks the most likely winner here.

Looks an open race in my eyes and Hector Crouch on board Requisite is one I like the look of. A couple of 3rd placed showing previously and increase to 1m 4f seems a good fit. Hopefully headgear suits.

She was a clear second in a Southwell novice over the same 1m 4f trip on Tapeta last time. So she's already proven on surface and distance. Pedigree points to further progress (Kingman out of La Pyle) from the family of the King George winner Pyledriver. This is just her third start for the Muir and Grassick team, who often coax improvement with experience.

Already gelded before his first run, George Boughey-trained Plutarch has experienced Pat Cosgrove in the saddle for his debut and can get involved at the odds.

Finished down the field in a bumper before a 5th place on the all-weather 11 days ago. Half-sister to a smart 1m winner and wasn't pushed at all LTO. From a good yard that wins.

Not So Sobers represents the David Killahena & Graeme McPherson stable. This stable has shown excellent results, with three wins in nine races over the last 14 days. Not So Sobers' speed, demonstrated in his only flat race to date at Southwell, and his stamina, proven earlier in jump races, give hope for a place in the money.