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14:00 - Here's hoping that experience will see us through the first leg, as both of the selections have already run. Marah Music sets the standard on her fourth at Windsor, showing plenty of speed that day, and she should have improved for the run. Richard Hannon's Swing It shaped as if in need of the outing at Newmarket and, like our first selection, has been given some time off, but he should be much more clued up now and can carry us through into leg two.

14:35 - Three year-olds can often provide the answer to these sort of races at this time of year, so Fine Threads is a good starting point. She was given plenty of time after her winning reappearance this year before running a good third in a competitive handicap over C&D. She has been given a break again, is open to more improvement and is unlikely to be far away. Our second selection comes in the form of the thrice-raced Elraabeya. Sir Michael Stoute's three year-old improved for each start in maidens, getting off the mark at the third time of asking, and has potential to do better.

15:10 - The conditions event over one mile and a furlong is an intriguing event in which Dubai Prince makes his belated reappearance. He had a well-documented setback in the spring but, judged on his Irish form and lofty reputation, he could prove to be a class above today's rivals and is worth taking a chance on here, especially as main rival Tazeez has been declared a non-runner.

15:45 - Just the one selection required here, with Harvard N Yale expected to go close. He has done nothing wrong so far in his career, finishing second to the exctiting Ektihaam on debut at Newbury before winning at Newmarket, despite still looking green. He remains open to improvement and sets a good standard here.

16:20 - Glen Moss has finished second on both his starts, showing enough to suggest that he will win before long. He is clearly thought a lot of by the Hills team as he holds Middle Park and Dewhurst entries, and should run into the places. He may be trumped by our second selection, however, as Accession shaped with plenty of promise on debut at Haydock and is sure to improve from that, looking the one to beat here.

16:55 - Hazel Lavery is the sole selection in the final leg, which with any luck will steer us home. She showed plenty of promise when finishing third on debut, doing much the best of those held up in that race. In receipt of weight from her main rival here, Hazel Lavery will surely improve and is expected to make the first two.

Selections
14:00 - 7, 9
14:35 - 8, 9
15:10 - 6
15:45 - 2
16:20 - 1, 4
16:55 - 4
= 8 lines

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