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El Nay is from a very strong family: Palace Pier, Frankel. Was drawn wide on debut and beaten by a hot-shot drawn perfectly. No whip was used and eased home. Today we will see a whole performance start to finish. He will get out of the stalls as well as on debut and simply stay in front. Joc might give the persuader, but it won't be needed. Top yard showing what they do to battle with over the next month ahead of the new flat season. Win nap.

Glasgow Kiss has experience on today's artificial surface. When last seen there was money for it but it suffered interference when challenging. The horse in fifth that day got a rating of 60, which makes my Palace Pier sibling rated 68 unofficially. My workings out are good. 33/1 e/w nap.

These are a terrible bunch of horses. Unseated rider. Pulled up. Reasons for non-completion. The only horse I have faith in is the outsider who has a victory at the distance and ground conditions: Blacksamssenorita. Win nap 5/1

Johnsons Blue has two creditable course runs on his record. A while back, over 2m4f he was staying on enough to suggest that today 2m4f won't be a problem when looking at the pedigree. Ground today is good racing going. 4/1 win nap.

My selection today is the only runner with wins at this trip. Others are a risk, and nothing in the pedigree suggests they will get it. Top jockey connections have been doing well at Cheltenham. Stands out a mile on the card. This will be a good winner today away from Cheltenham. Win nap.

Supreme Lillia comes from a yard on top of the 14-day win profit list, and so does the jockey. This racehorse will be there on the line when looking at its weight carried. When a good third last-time-out winner got an official rating of 78, Supreme was only one length behind and carries less weight. Win nap 8/1

Dolos Star doesn't have to be much to get into the top 2 when looking at the pedigree. There are winners first time out and on the all-weather surface. It is also the oldest 3yo, so the extra training time is a positive. E/W nap.

Clean Getaway reverts back to chasing on a good mark with conditions to suit. Looking back through its form four races ago, the time it completed the race in is the fastest of all its rivals today. That same ride under the same jockey wins this today. Others in the race are debut chasers on going that is questionable, which is a massive negative. So it's Clean Getaway; I cannot move away from this and I've tried. Win nap 8/1.

Eze Sur Mer has had a run and will have gained a lot of experience from it. The pedigree suggests the second run will show vast improvement. Both parents won group races on their second starts at Paris Longchamp. Holly Doyle rides Wolverhampton well, especially on 3yos. e/w nap

Lord Harcourt has everything right today after its recent 2nd, which was a very good race. Pro Joc couldn't get the job done. Today sees a top course jockey get the leg up into the plate. Lord runs off 93 with all factions included. Quite simply, this cannot be beat; hence the price. Win nap, max stake advised.