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This is a walkover for this fav. Will get a mark after this. Others from its last race already have in their 90s. Easy-win race rivals have not got the minerals for this lad today.

Duidin has a recent good 3rd to its name. The winner that day has a mark of 80, so this is thrown in at 60 and is entered up in some hot race later in the season. Cotai Glory is its parent and he knew his job on the track. Win nap.

Molo Del Palazzo is by Palace Pier and ran a good 3rd last time out. Winners have come out of it, which is why it's worth an each-way bet at 9/1. The favourite is 4/9 ??" Ryan Moore hotpot, apparently.

Bad Baker has a good pedigree for first time out. Palace Pier, who needs no introduction, is the standout pick for pedigree among these racehorses at Wolves this evening. Trainer/jockey combo is fierce. O. Murphy is on one; obviously it's favorite because he's on it. But it won't win, no matter who rides it. Nap to win. 11/2.

Chestnut Palace seems to have a question mark about today's distance. When looking at its close pedigree, it does. But when looking deeper into its progeny there's 1.4 in there. Noel Meade has had a good few days with 3yo runners, and that has to be taken seriously at 25/1. Each-way is the play at those odds, and 3 places for 8 runners gives us a better chance of making a good profit. Nap. E/W.

Mister Dam is trained by a top 2m flat trainer, Ian Williams, who has placed this in a race away from any big race meet. A mixed card at Haydock. Clever man. Keep it simple at 33/1 E/W nap.

Pink Diamond Girl has finally got a handicap mark and can now go racing. The trainer has campaigned this 3yo Golden Horn filly with this in mind. Not given a hard time by amateur jocks who aren't up to much. Today sees professional jockey Ray Dawson getting the leg up. Four places on offer will also help make a healthy profit. 12/1 each-way nap.

Fareenar on handicap debut is preferred rather than the short favorite who is weighted all wrong. Too much weight. Faree, on the other hand, is weighted correctly compared to its last start. Its rivals that day have been given handicap marks to compare today's race with. My selection will finish in the first three. If you can get even money, that's the bet with Bet365.

Seraglio Point was 33/1 yesterday when I was looking at the card. I've been looking for Golden Horn siblings first time out, and this is the first 3yo debutant. Top course jockey gets the leg up. Punters have now got stuck into it a bit. While it's still an each-way price, I would still get on it 9/1 each-way nap.

Big difference in the weights today for Asian Journey. When last seen finishing 2nd, he can make amends today with help from the handicapper. Positive jockey booking helps the confidence. Win nap.

Moon Is Up has been running with credit. Latest at Kempton, only beaten 4 lengths. Jockey takes 3 lb off, which will help. Trainer has a habit of getting them right at good odds. 17/2 each-way nap.

Lillie Margot has had 2 runs. The first, which I've looked at and followed, was encouraging at 50/1 and went into my tracker as a result. I'm willing to give it a fresh start at a price today e/w nap. Trainer is having a good start to 2026 flat.

Rose's Dart won well at Market Rasen, and that form at a top track is the best form on offer. Its rivals today have had runs, but the standard just isn't there. Big difference in prize money and quality. Stick with Rose's each-way if you fancy a profit, but I'm going for the win. The second home in the Rasen race goes in the 3:40 and is favorite, so there's something in that. Get on that when this one makes us a profit.