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Love Is The Law brings a valuable edge of experience to this race and is already a winner over the 7-furlong trip??"always a positive in competitive fillies' handicaps. Her latest run at Chelmsford was better than it looks on paper, given she was up against a strong early pace on a speed-favouring surface. With a workable mark and Callum Shepherd back in the saddle, she could go well if she finds a good position and unleashes her late turn of foot.

Motabaah remains unexposed and could take a big step forward on just her second handicap start. Her seasonal reappearance showed promise??"she stayed on nicely late despite showing signs of greenness. Trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam tends to get improvement out of these types, and the switch to a 7-furlong trip could suit if the pace is honest. Running off bottom weight with Marco Ghiani booked, she could be a lively outsider with progress to come.

Glitter Code is a filly with room to progress and shaped better than the bare result on her seasonal return. Though she finished eighth, she ran with purpose and should come on for the run, especially now fitted with cheekpieces. Trainer William Knight has booked Marco Ghiani, which is often a good sign in these handicaps. Her earlier effort at Lingfield showed she's capable at this level, and with a bit of luck in running, she could be right there at the finish.

Mini Mac has been running in some decent races this season, and his latest effort at Yarmouth showed encouraging late work. Though still a maiden, he's been gradually improving and now looks fairly treated off a mark of 65. Kieran O'Neill takes the ride, and his experience could make a difference in a race like this. If the pace collapses late, Mini Mac has the stamina and the profile to come through and spring a minor surprise.