15:15 Musselburgh - Amber Hamur can complete a hat-trick
Amber Hamur was just modest for George Boughey, but she's shown improved form since joining Ed Bethell, building on her stable debut when opening her account at Hamilton last month.
She showed a good attitude to fend off her main market rival on that occasion, and recorded a career-best effort when following up at Ripon this month.
Amber Hamur didn't look entirely straightforward on that occasion, but she asserted away at the finish in the manner of one who is ahead of her mark, and this doesn't look a much deeper race kept to 0-65 company.
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16:00 Lingfield - Viking Glory one to follow
Viking Glory had been campaigned as a sprinter since joining James Owen, but he appreciated the return to seven furlongs when opening his account at Brighton earlier this month.
He was also well suited by a return to waiting tactics in first-time cheekpieces, making eye-catching headway from two furlongs out, and proving strong at the finish once taking up the lead in the final furlong.
Viking Glory was given the Horse In Focus Flag for that performance, marking him out as one to follow, and a subsequent 5lb rise in the weights shouldn't be enough to prevent him following up.
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16:30 Lingfield - A good opportunity for Dialstone
This doesn't look the strongest race of its type and it looks an excellent opportunity for Dialstone to open his account.
He wasn't especially well fancied on his debut despite being well bred and representing a good yard, but he showed plenty to work on, beaten only a head by one who set the standard on form.
Dialstone well and truly bumped into one at Kempton last time, but he was well on top of the remainder and that may prove to be a very good race. There is still further improvement to come from him and this looks a good bit of placing.
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