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The Skeltons, Dan and Harry, are having an unbelievable year, and the yard is still firing winners everywhere they run their horses. Four-year-old black filly Evening Tess, currently 11/4 second favourite, should continue that winning streak for both jockey and trainer. Tiring at Newton Abbot on her latest run, she was only just overtaken and eluded the win she so badly needs. It was more jockey error, or perhaps poor tactics, rather than the horse to blame for the defeat last time out. Surely they have re-mastered the plan this time around. Distance and going will suit today.

It's the first time these two have ever clashed, so it's difficult to analyze a head-to-head. Martin Damm has not beaten a top-ten ranked player. He tends to fare better with players not at that level. Alex de Minaur has a much better record and is currently ranked number six. He should be too strong for his 114th-ranked opponent. Verdict: Alex de Minaur win.

Regal Charm is good each-way value. From the Henry Candy yard, this four-year-old bay filly looks the part and will hope to pick up on her very impressive form from last season. She looks a different class and really ought to be favourite.

Should the favourite continue his erratic form and not be quite ready for this race, as the trainer does not seem to know where to go forward with this horse ??" varying distances and courses sometimes don't suit ??" then it may be worth looking elsewhere. Nine-year-old bay gelding Limerick Leader from the Nick Scholfield yard looks good each-way value. He was never out of the first two last season and will look to continue his impressive form with his debut run this campaign in what looks a very open race. He loves going start to finish, and the first-time blinkers helped him to concentrate in his last performance at Sedgefield; he just tired after a very long season. His stable is in great form, the horse is in good form, and jockey James Bowen is in great form. Add to that the horse will love the distance and ground, which leaves you very confident considering he's currently 9/2. To add extra benefit, it is advisable to look for bookies that offer extra places and best odds guaranteed. Remember, some bookmakers are tricky and you are required to opt in before placing your bets.

Peru unbeaten in two comes up against European powerhouse Spain, unbeaten in twenty-three. The home team will be no match for the Spaniards, and an away win looks the banker of the day.

Kevin Ryan's charge Angels Passing is very well bred by the super horse No Nay Never. She ran very green in a fillies' Listed event on her debut, but when she got the hang of it she flew at the finish and would have come higher up the order if she had not won. She showed great pace and stamina, and her breeding confirms that if you look at her dam's side. Competition today looks less combative, and a win here looks very likely.

With both teams being consistently inconsistent, a draw is the most likely result. Kenya are unbeaten in two games, while Lesotho are unbeaten in three matches. However, before stabilizing their form, each team was hammered in defeat after defeat. In conclusion, each team concedes goals, and a score draw is a very likely outcome.

Anderlecht's last four out of five games have seen them end with over 2.5 goals. However, opponents Sint-Truidense's last two games have finished with under 2.5 goals. They have scored in four of their last five games. The home side have scored in all five of their last five games. With goals in abundance, a safe bet would be Over 2.5 Goals.

Four-year-old Missdenuo continues to progress, running well and consistently since she was three. She has been impressive over hurdles, has good stamina and pace, and if she can handle the big obstacles, she looks the likely winner.

Five-year-old bay gelding Edwardtheninth is by the amazing Bated Breath. He was clearly uncomfortable on the turf, so that poor showing last time can be forgiven. He's an inconsistent horse, but when you break it down and look closer, he clearly prefers the all??'weather tracks. Separating all??'weather form and turf is where you find a far better horse. Now back on the ground he loves and at a distance more suited, the Pontefract race can be ignored. He's a better-class horse than his mark suggests against weaker opponents. Everything seems to fall into place here, and a win is highly likely. Verdict: Edwardtheninth WIN

Ishan Kishan of Sunrisers Hyderabad was well worth the money laid out for him in the mega auction. Since becoming captain, his efforts game after game have been impressive, especially when he single-handedly destroyed Rajasthan Royals. It will be impossible to oppose Ishan Kishan as top batsman for his team here.

Karl Burke's Revels, a two-year-old chestnut colt by the fantastic Lope De Vega, cost well over two and a quarter million guineas. Apparently impressive on the gallops and entered in some top-class races, he is clearly well thought of. With that, it would be difficult to oppose him.

Osasuna, in their last four games, have resulted in both teams scoring. Espanyol, on the other hand, have seen both teams score in one of their last two games. The away team rarely get a goal, but the home team tend to always concede one. So the nod goes to Both Teams To Score, but only just.

Eight-year-old bay gelding Irundo looks quite special. Blighted by one issue after another, this fabulous horse has overcome all those niggling issues and, despite being lightly raced, he remains unbeaten in three of his four starts. Trainer Emmanuel Clayeux should be credited for keeping this horse's fitness at top level. With only three other rivals, albeit each having solid claims, the nod goes to the current favourite??"but only just.

Four-year-old bay gelding Mister Sun ran well when finishing third at Pau at the beginning of the year. Clearly training on from three to four, he needed that race and looks a promising prospect for the year ahead. He showed he has pace and stamina after winning a flat race in good fashion last year in Craon. Never out of the first three places in his three runs to date, he looks strong and impossible to ignore. Verdict: Mister Sun - Win

Icone Planchette loves this course and, like the favourite, has great form. This eight-year-old filly has been in some tough contests and fared well. Those horses that finished ahead of her have gone on to frank that form further. She is clearly overpriced currently at odds of 11/2 and is good each-way value.