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Yet to win. Back on turf, showed promise as a 2-year-old on the same ground conditions as today. Providing no rain, first win is on the cards here as a 3-year-old. Only doubt: first-time jockey ride. Sometimes that gives the horse the spring it needs, or it completely flops.

Trainer tends to fare well at this course. Horse is now 13 lb below the winning mark. Regular winning jockey in the saddle.

Drops to its winning weight here. Runs well on today's conditions. That should show. Runs well fresh. Just denied a win when running fresh.

CD winner as a 2-year-old. Came here as a 3-year-old and is yet to win. Is in fine form at other AW courses. Should be in the mix here, with regular jockey in the saddle.

Straight back out from last night's run here. Led most of the way last night, slightly blocked when attempting the final furlong. 1 furlong longer here. Could do the trick.

Has run well at this course under new ownership. Top jockey Luke Morris is back in the saddle for the second time. He finished an excellent 2nd here on his first ride on this horse. He is booked again at this course tomorrow. Normally ideal connections ??" they want to beat the handicapper if a win tonight.

Distance winner. This horse tends to run well fresh. Back in October it ran well here, into 2nd place at mark of 55. 5 lb claimer onboard brings this horse down to 50. 4 places up for grabs. Nice each-way play here.

Trainer T. Faulkner very much on form in 2026. He sticks his favoured jockey in the saddle for his first-time ride on this horse. This horse's last win was at Ascot in Class 4, on good firm ground at a mark of 80. Now here in much weaker company at a mark of 70, make it top-rated today. Interestingly, a horse called Jackson Street was 11 from 12 runners that day and has since won at this track over 7f. Northcliff could be overlooked, knowing its poor rival has won at Lingfield.

1st run in England under new ownership. Trainer James Owen tends to have his 4-year-olds in good shape. Bottom rated here, but was rated 72 in Ireland. English handicappers tend to dismiss ex-Irish horse runners into lowly rated events. If shown no career wins, this horse is much better than its 45 handicap.

Ran well at Kempton recently, leading all the way before fading in the last furlong. Now drops an extra furlong here on a straight-running track, with J. Hart in the saddle for his second ride. Looks likely a big run and could see a first-time win. Horses in front at the Kempton event ran well into places, including a win for one horse.

Top rated. Not had many runs at this track, but seems to run well with regular and winning jockey in the saddle. Four places up for grabs. Worth each-way play.

3rd. Top rated here tonight. When last seen at this track in a 6f event, it was in much better company. Regular jockey back in the saddle. 7f has not been its best distance. Has had one run at 8f, finishing a very close 3rd as a 3-year-old. In fact, its last run here at Wolves was in a Class 5 event. Connections are expecting a big run. Four places up for grabs ??" looks a nice each-way play.