TimeformBlog

Ghostwing has been cut some slack by the handicapper and first signs that he might be ready to capitalise when fast-finishing second on fibresand debut last week. Claims if able to build on it.

Clear Ice won a trio of sprint handicaps last year, last 2 at Brighton after joining this stable. Looked in need of the run on last month's return to action but probably high enough in the weights.

Dancing Freddy was successful 3 times in a busy 2011 (including here). Shaped as if still in form when fifth over C&D recently and should give his running once more.

Love You Louis is a speedy handicapper who won 3 times in 2010, twice at Folkestone and at Kempton. Failed to beat a rival in 2 runs in 2011, though, and something to prove on first start since June.

Rylee Mooch is a front runner who has held form since winning at Carlisle (5f) in July. Creditable third over C&D last week but work to do with Ghostwing on that display.

Grudge won a 5f Wolverhampton seller in June. Patchy form since, however, and hasn't shown his form at this track for a good while now.

Shawkantango was progressive on fibresand early last year (all 4 wins have come at Southwell) and best run for some time when third at Wolverhampton last week. Leading claims if building on that.

No Mean Trick got his career back on track with win over C&D in August and went in again at Wolverhampton (5f) last month. Another good run at latter venue last week and no reason he won't give his running again.

Bookiesindex Boy is a speedster who has found life tough since winning over 5f in February, often finding little under pressure. This track suits him well but usually worth taking on.

Timeform 1-2-3:
1. Shawkantango
2. Ghostwing
3. Rylee Mooch

Timeform View: Shawkantango showed that he was on the way back at Wolverhampton last week and he can record another win at his favourite track. Ghostwing and Rylee Mooch could give the selection most to think about.

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