Benaldo1981

I think Weening is probably the best player here today, so he looks backable in the games where he's unfancied. He seems to be better when analysing the recent form.

I think Weening looks a worthy play here, as he's been in slightly better form than this cohort and probably shouldn't be this price for the win.

I think there are a few of these with doubts, so maybe Flowing Cadenza, who comes from a stable that always does well with their chasers, could land this. Being reunited with Charlie Deutsch, who’s won aboard her twice, is another big plus, and I’m not too concerned about the lay-off.

Kudermetova has had a pretty rough year and doesn't play indoor tournaments very often. Friedsam has competed really well in these sorts of events, so she could defy the ranking gap here.

I doubt Battaash could win from stall 13 on a cold Wednesday night at Wolverhampton (well, he probably could, but you take my point), so I'm prepared to draw a line through SARABI's last outing. She now switches back to polytrack and the preferred course of Lingfield, where she's recorded her only win. She also came close over this trip in early September. That was a tougher race than this, but she's four pounds lighter, and I like the jockey booking too. Each-way claims at a big price.

Hold-up DIAMOND DREAMER probably wasn't suited to stall one at Chelmsford the last twice, or the six-furlong trip either, so the return to five furlongs in this grade looks positive for this one's chances. I think he will probably bounce back sooner rather than later, and he's been a dependable follow for a stable that usually delivers in this type of race.

Brentford are chanced at this price. Arsenal were held by 10 men at the weekend. The injuries have weakened their defence, and the games are coming thick and fast.

This is a tricky one for Palace, and they've just dipped a little of late. So maybe Burnley, who badly need a win, are capable of landing this contest.

Wolves are improving with the new manager and could well win one before too long. They deserve a look at this price and could take it.

Mr Cool stepped up in grade last time out and found things a little too hot, but is considered back here at Kempton. He finished second over this trip and grade at the end of October and is at the same mark. The jockey has won on board him before, and the stable have come into form in recent weeks.

I think I'd make Hedman the marginal favourite to claim this one. She has the experience and better averages in recent months.

Krohne has been averaging better than usual in recent months, so he might be able to outscore van Schie and win this matchup.

We'll chance West Ham. Manchester United are hit and miss under Amorim and have the potential to misfire. I think the Hammers could nick this one.