Tuesday Racing Tips: Timeform's three horses in focus at Beverley and Wolverhampton

15:17 Beverley - It's Debatable can open account on handicap debut

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It's Debatable (Ire)

• J: Connor Beasley
• T: Edward Bethell
• F: 642

• SBK 5/4
• EXC 2.22

It's Debatable has shown improvement in each of his three runs so far, looking in need of the experience on debut over this course and distance and stepping up on that despite the drop in trip at Redcar next time.

He confirmed that promise when pushing the odds-on favourite all the way to the line at Hamilton last month, a performance which probably didn't do his handicap mark any good, but still a near useful performance all the while.

It's Debatable is in the right hands, just the sort who will go on progressing now entering handicaps and he won't need to improve much further to open his account in this field.

15:48 Beverley - Melting Snow open to improvement up in trip

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Melting Snow (Ire)

• J: Sam James
• T: Ed Dunlop
• F: 856

• SBK 11/4
• EXC 3.9

The majority of these are exposed barring Melting Snow who is easily the most interesting runner now moving up in trip on her handicap debut.

He's from a family connections know well - out of a mare closely related to smart John Leeper who is out of high-class Snow Fairy - and she has shown some promise amidst greenness in her qualifying runs up to an extended seven furlongs.

She has seemingly been brought along with handicaps in mind, but is taken to show her true potential now moving up to a trip more in line with her pedigree. Melting Snow is bred to be much better than an opening mark of 62 and her best days are surely ahead of her.

16:53 Wolverhampton - Lady Magu figures on a good mark

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Lady Magu

• J: Ray Dawson
• T: Roger Varian
• F: 551

• SBK 2/1
• EXC 2.86

Lady Magu showed a bit on her debut over a mile and a quarter on the all-weather at Lingfield in April and perhaps found the ground too quick when failing to improve at Goodwood next time.

She was still prominent in the market for her latest start at Ffos Las and duly proved better than ever to open her account in good style, travelling well throughout and proving very strong at the finish.

Soft ground may have been the catalyst for her improvement that day, but the timefigure gives the form substance, and she's bred to relish this step up to a mile and a half now. An opening mark of 75 looks potentially lenient given her unexposed profile and top yard she represents and the return to an artificial surface shouldn't pose a problem.

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