9:00 Wolverhampton Tips

Gelded son of Kodi Bear & Enliven ( Dam's sire Dansili ) who was last seen at Ripon 46 days ago where finishing last of 16 however wasn't ideally placed with that also being his comeback run after a 145 day break and this race is a whole different scenario that also represents a drop back down from class 4 to class 5 company after a shorter 46 day break worth noting he has won arriving from a shorter break in the past currently operating on an extremely dangerous mark of 67 R A Fahey's inmate looks poised to strike here also most certainly worth noting he is now operating a total of 10lb below his winning mark here jockey D Nolan takes the ride and can give Lesley's Boy a promising ride here at Wolverhampton must be taken seriously and accordingly and shouldn't be by any means underestimated here

In what is an open Cl6 handicap, Havana Sky ticks the boxes. The Ed Dunlop-trained 5yo gelding is a three-time C&D winner and has Oisin Murphy in the saddle. He is a hold-up horse, so with a bit of luck in running it would be no surprise to see the eight-time winner with six places go very close.

Dr. Newland's 4yo gelding has hit the frame in half of his 20 runs whilst winning 3 of those, the speedster is ultra consistant when running from the mid-sixties in handicaps and hopefully go one better today when only just getting touched off 2nd last time Southwell , a must for a place at very least

Beyond Borders has been generally in decline since leaving the Burke yard. He managed to win a five-runner race last June for the Frost yard, but that's been the only highlight. His handicap mark is down to an all-time low, and he runs in a first-time tongue tie. He needs to improve on recent form, but this is only his fifth AW start, and he has won 2 of 4 of those AW runs.

At current odds, I'll take a chance on this horse bouncing back now returned to an all-weather track following a couple of underwhelming turf runs. He should be competitive on his current mark in a Class 5.

Has ability but can ruin their starts and has to be shaken up early. Up against the boys today, but does get a little weight pull on that. Each way.

Now back on the All-Weather after a bit of a disappointment on turf last time, he can go well off a mark around the one he's won off before. The jockey's claim puts him right in the mix.

The ability is there, beaten by just a length at 28/1 at Kempton in December. A horse who has fallen that far through the handicap is eventually going to reach a mark where the weight is light enough to be competitive again, and it could be now.