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He is a promising each-way candidate at 12/1, taking into account his remarkable recent form, which features two runner-up finishes at Hamilton this month. As a hold-up type, he will likely excel on the demanding Carlisle track if he is given a strong pace to target.

This accomplished veteran looks great value to place at 11/1, given his unbeaten record of 2/2 at Carlisle. He is at his lightest weight since July 2024, and he can deliver a late surge in a race crowded with front-runners.

At an astonishing 125/1 odds, the 8-year-old could secure a place in his hurdles debut, drawing on his valuable experience from the French flat scene, which indicates his strong class. Nonetheless, he must work on his recent lackluster form. The good news is that he is making a considerable class drop from elite flat handicaps to his hurdles debut. Trainer Tony Martin has a reputation for being particularly dangerous when changing disciplines.

He possesses strong handicap form, featuring a notable maiden triumph at Thirsk. Now that he's been lowered to a more achievable mark, with Jack Nicholl's advantageous claim, he is well positioned to secure a place at appealing odds of 25/1.

She exhibited unmistakable signs of bouncing back to her best by holding on for a commendable 5th at Wexford. This encouraging progress indicates that the 6-year-old could potentially find her way into the top positions at favourable odds of 16/1.

The 7-year-old enters this race in excellent condition, having secured a respectable third place at Cork 20 days ago. Significantly, the return to this trip will align with his racing style, suggesting that an each-way bet holds considerable value.

This 5-year-old stands out as a promising option here, given his solid history in Class 6 races and adept front-running approach. Following his stylish win at Nottingham in April, he has maintained a level of consistency that makes him a viable each-way contender at 14/1.

This impressive each-way contender is a recognized specialist at Tramore, with four career victories on this track. Philip Fenton's seasoned horse triumphed easily over this C&D in April and continued to perform exceptionally well in his favoured good-to-yielding conditions.

The 5-year-old looks quite promising. She has dropped to a competitive handicap mark and is stepping up in distance, which suits her breeding and previous experience on this course. With the right track conditions and the extended trip, she has a realistic shot at making the frame at 25/1.