Saturday Racing Tips: Master Builder has more to offer say Timeform

• Cicero's Gift well worth another chance

• Progressive Master Builder a good bet

• Shagraan can get back on the up

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Ryan Moore has a big chance of landing the Betfair Exchange Old Borough Cup (14:25 Haydock) today aboard the Ian Williams-trained Oneforthegutter, and the Betfair Sportsbook have decided to boost the price on the combination finishing in the top six from 8/151.53 to 1/12.00.

Following a fantastic run in last month's York Ebor Handicap, where the 5yo finished an excellent third, Oneforthegutter has now finished in the top six in every one of his last nine starts on turf, so the chances of him doing so again today have to be very high.

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Cicero's Gift remains with potential

Cicero's Gift has an excellent strike rate, winning four of his six starts, his only defeats coming in the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot last year, and in a conditions event over nine furlongs at Goodwood last time.

That run was too bad to be true, though, finishing well held and leaving the impression much firmer ground than previously didn't suit him. Therefore, it is best to judge him on his previous form which is bordering on very smart.

Cicero's Gift went a long way to showing why connections had aimed so high with him as a three-year-old, overcoming both top weight and a positional bias to make a winning return and handicap debut at Sandown in July. That performance suggests he is definitely a pattern-class performer and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to quickly get back on the up.

Master to Build on Melrose promise

Master Builder shaped well behind a useful type on his debut at Windsor, and improved as expected to open his account in heavy ground at Salisbury next time, beating a subsequent three-time winner by a head and displaying a good attitude.

Given how that form has worked out, he looked potentially well treated on his handicap debut in the Melrose at York last time, attracting support at big odds and duly running a cracker to finish third.

That was a much improved performance, clearly relishing the step up to this trip, having to switch over a furlong out but finishing his race to good effect. The likely easier ground at Haydock will suit him well and he remains a horse to be positive about following a 3 lb rise - he carries the Horse In Focus Flag, while he also has the Timeform small 'p' attached to his rating.

Shagraan arrives in top form

Shagraan was a pricey purchase for these connections - he was purchased for 125,000 guineas out of Clive Cox's yard - and he has acquitted himself well this season, only managing to win once, but barely putting a foot wrong in six starts for Mick Appleby.

He was well backed when deservedly getting his head in front at Goodwood two starts back, appreciating the return to the minimum trip and capping off what was an excellent Glorious Goodwood for his trainer.

Shagraan lost little in defeat in a typically-competitive handicap at York last time, running right up to his best, beaten under one and a half lengths, and the horse who finished half a length in front of him has gone and won since. That looks rock solid form and this race doesn't look as deep, so he's fancied to launch another bold bid.

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