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Looks to be on a favourable mark and has good runs in the handicaps over this distance at the course in November and December. The Skelton yard is adept at placing their horses for the Spring Festival handicaps and warrants a lot of respect.

The main race of Tuesday and arguably the most talked-about race of the festival for much of the season, due to how it has cut up during the season, with State Man, Sir Gino and, latterly, Constitution Hill being ruled out for various reasons. This presents Lossiemouth with the perfect chance to make it four festival victories in a row. Proven course form and excuses for defeat last time out. Mullins has been clear the horse wouldn't line up if she wasn't showing plenty at home, which is a tip in itself.

Always a competitive handicap, the Fred Winter has a number of contenders. Saratoga represents the most solid option. Runner-up LTO in a race that has been a good guide for this race. Handicap mark looks workable and looks a good each-way bet.

Looks the most solid option in a race which favours 5??"6yo's traditionally. In winning the Rossington Main in a visually impressive way, the horse showed both tactical speed and stamina. It holds a victory at Cheltenham earlier in the season and can replicate that victory in the festival curtain-raiser.