6:30 Wolverhampton Tips

Serious Look appeals as a potential value angle in what looks a competitive race. He arrives here on the back of a recent win over course and distance in a Class 5 handicap, getting up by a nose off a mark of 69. His overall record at this track and trip reads well (1-1-3-4-1-7-2), highlighting both consistency and a clear liking for these conditions. He had also previously won over course and distance in October off 64 and finished 2nd here prior to that, reinforcing his suitability to the setup. Now 3 lb higher at 72, he does need to find a bit more, but given his strong affinity for the track, that improvement is not out of the question. The wide draw is a concern, particularly if he’s forced to work early, but if able to get a position without expending too much energy, he has solid each-way claims.

A classic 'falling mark' set-up, the selection ran right up to form when beaten just 3 lengths over C&D last time out and now operates off a mark of 67. He's a huge 11lbs below his last winning mark of 78. He acts really well on this AW surface and is drawn well enough to get a prominent early position. At 14/1 with 4 places available, each-way bet is heavily in her favour.

A four-time C&D winner. Although his recent performances have been a bit mixed, he showed promise by securing 2nd place over 1m last month. His last finish in 5th place is misleading, as he was poorly positioned during the race. Should he find his rhythm again, he is a reliable each-way option at 14/1.

Won a handicap for Andrew Balding last season but has taken a bit a time to get to form since hoping Michael Appleby. He got his head in front in a blanket finish over 1m2f at Newcastle two runs back and shaped as if still in form when 5th over a mile at that same track last time out. Still looks on a workable mark and today's step up to the extended 1m1f trip should really suit him. Jason Watson is 1-1 onboard and I think he'll run well again today.