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Seeing Mondo Man in a Class 4 Maiden is like dropping a Premier League striker into a Sunday League park game. After rubbing shoulders in the Triumph Hurdle and Adonis, he’s here to finally ditch the "maiden" tag. The Strategy: Class Gulf: With an OR of 123, he’s nearly 20lbs clear of his nearest rival, Thistle Be The One. Elite Form: His recent 4th in a £71k Ascot Premier Handicap proves he’s a Saturday-class horse. This drop in grade should be a cakewalk. Home Turf: The Moore stable dominates Plumpton. They’ve kept Caoilin Quinn on board for what looks like a straightforward confidence booster before the spring festivals. Weak Field: His rivals lack his Flat speed. Unless he hits the deck, they’ll need a motorbike to catch him. Verdict: At 1/7, he’s not a value single, but he’s the ultimate "anchor" for your multiples. Barring a fall, he wins this on the bridle.