Wolverhampton, 18:10 - Back Margaret's Pearl E/W @ 12/113.00
Handicap debutante Margaret's Pearl could defy top weight in this 6f sprint, unexposed in this sphere but having already shown to possess talent when getting off the mark at Pontefract earlier in the season. She has featured in three Listed contests, unable to pose a serious threat but far from disgraced in her penultimate start at Newmarket.
In calmer waters here, the daughter of A'Ali could pose a threat for in-form Lemos De Souza under Clifford Lee. There's some substance to the form, with two subsequent winners emerging from her maiden win, and there could be more to come from the filly in only her sixth career start.
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Windsor, 18:55 - Back Under The Twilight @ 5/16.00
Course-and-distance winner Under The Twilight has plenty of valuable experience in her favour as she bids for a ninth career success in her 47th start in this 6f handicap.
She's currently 7lb higher than when winning here in penultimate start, beating Amazonian Dream by a length-and-a-half, but was subsequently only narrowly denied in a hugely competitive 26-runner Goodwood Festival handicap by French Affair from a rating of 78.
On a mark of 80 here, she could be worth keeping onside in great form currently and having shown form in deeper waters previously. The likeable mare makes appeal at the weights on the back of two excellent performances under Harry Davies, representing the Michael Blake stable.
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Wolverhampton, 19:10 - Back Dicko The Legend @ 9/25.50
Dicko The Legend is one to note for Liam Bailey at Wolverhampton, with winning course-and-distance form from a 1lb lower mark than when recording his latest success in a 22-runner York handicap last summer.
The six-year-old gelding has put in a number of good efforts from a higher mark this season, making the frame on a couple of occasions including when only narrowly denied on his reappearance at Southwell in the spring.
The son of Ardad was far from disgraced in sixth on the Knavesmire when last seen, but is capable of better and could be worth keeping the faith in as he seeks a sixth victory. He's another hugely experienced performer and could put in a bold bid under the in-form Daniel Tudhope.
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