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Green Icon is better drawn today in 1. Didn't have a chance but was only 5 lengths behind finishing 13th. Can make that ground up easily today. The Curragh 3rd is good form also. Top jock booked and with 4 places today from that draw, I'll take my chances at 28/1 EW nap.

Frankel filly. January 2yo. Debut. Why has it taken so long to get her to the racecourse? Will be 3yo in 3 months, hmm. It's 5 months older than its rivals today. That's 5 months more training, surely obviously. Max stake advised. Top trainer-jockey combo. Win nap.

Brotherhood Of Man. The king's runner who is 3 from 7 recently with his breeding outfit. Just like his mum did, he loves the game just as much. They had a quiet spell for obvious reasons over the last year but are on top form again now. 10.3 win nap.

Gypsy Beat has been given time by its top trainer since its underwhelming performance on debut. It's one of the few in this with any experience at all. It's a poor race. Look at the favorite's form, and that puts it in perspective. So at 11/1 and a top trainer on this surface, I'll take my chance. Win nap.

Tai Hang Pegasus runs off 65 today, and improvement is likely and will boost that to 70 plus. The favorite is favorite because of its connections. They have a lot of winners on soft ground. The pedigree isn't as strong as other racehorses that have done this. I'm going against it for that reason. My selection will look good in this field. Win nap 4/1.

Only been raised 6 for its recent victory over 1.1. Today's new trip of 1.2 will be interesting, but better ground is good news. Will go through the race at a good pace. Top jockey will keep this gelding up to its work. 20/1 win nap.

All The Glory is 11/1 on the Racing Post app. 7/2 on here. Maybe something is going on in the shops. I came on here to back it. Shame about the price. Might be a better SP hopefully. Top joc trainer combo. Pedigree favorable for first go at chasing. Win nap.

Cool Molly. Could be a cool bet on debut when all the focus seems to be on the top 3 in the market from so-called top stables. Now, this is the time of year that top stables fail to impress. They're more focused on next season and how much they can get their strings' handicap marks down to fit the start of 2026. Freak results will pop up because of this and the excuses like ground, off feed, dirty blood, lame in box, lost shoe. Trainer could not explain poor form shown on this occasion. 66/1 e/w nap.

Raise The Stake catches the eye for a stable that has had more 2-year-old winners than usual by some way. The pedigree, when finding this out, reads favorably first time out. 16/1 each way max stake advised. Top 2 in the market are beatable. Neither are sure things to lump on. Mine just looks too good to ignore on debut. Nap.

Johnny Soda had a good go first time out, finishing 7th. Runs off 60 today on my figures and is open to any amount of improvement. Cotai Glory pedigree, which reads well for this second start. Stable jockey rides and rides this chestnut colt work, so will know it well. 25/1 e/w nap.

Moon is up. Goes first time out for the Johnston stable. SDS gets the ride. He's the percentage jock on all figures. This Kameko filly will be smart just like its pedigree suggests. The favorite has lots of questions to answer. 10/1 win nap.

Solid Bond runs for D Carroll, who had a 50/1 second-placed Finnish yesterday. This is the time of year for this stable. Every year they pay for winter feed and bedding doing this when others are getting their handicap mark back down for next season. This goes on, trust me. We are going to see more big prices e/w and winners, respectively. Big prices all over the country, not favs this time of year. Easy way to lose a lot of money backing favs in October. Back big prices, small stakes.

Adventure will have what it takes. Ground weight, trainer Joc, that have won this before and are the leading combo at this track and festival. The route to this day for this animal has been well planned. It's my pick on the stats and too much to put on here. 11/2 win nap.

Frankel filly first time out have a good record. Trainer's second string, it seems. I think not. It seems to me that father and son are trying to pull the wool over our eyes. Father O'Brien has the favorite. If he had his son's horse, that would be better odds than 9/1. But son Joseph has it. Clever, really. Father just needs to come up with an excuse why his got beat, but this won't be the first time that has happened. Another one to go into joint bank accounts abroad. And 9/1 e/w to guarantee profit, obviously.

Sea Coral seems to have been plotted up for this. Was declared a non-runner because of the going. Latest over 1.6, the distance was the problem there, not the going, and its pedigree shows this. So moving onto the race before the non-runner. An amateur female rider got the best out that day, finishing 6th. Today sees top jockey booked over 1.4 on soft. Today's the day everyone involved gets paid out. 5/1 win nap.