13:10 Wolverhampton

JOJO RABBIT sets the standard having won a similar event over C&D last month and he only found an impressive winner too good in the Super Sprint at Newbury a week ago. Aussie Stormer was well held in the same contest but he may be better judged on his encouraging debut effort. Black Sparrow and Charlie Fellowes are the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Jojo Rabbit 2nd Aussie Stormer 3rd Black Sparrow

13:40 Wolverhampton

Plenty of these arrive with valid form claims but none more so than BLAZING HOT, who found the ground too soft for him on his only other start in handicap company. When last seen nine days ago, the son of Hot Streak finished second to an unexposed rival and he remains open to further improvement himself. Heavens Open warrants consideration on her handicap debut, while Fuchsia and Red Stripes are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Blazing Hot 2nd Heavens Open 3rd Fuchsia

14:15 Wolverhampton

SERMON was not disgraced in a handicap at Leicester on his most recent outing and he hit the crossbar in a novice contest at Haydock two starts ago. A reproduction of either of those efforts should be good enough to see off his rivals here. Kingsholm failed to fire in that Haydock event but the ground may have been against him on that occasion. Upstate New York and Blue Cable are others who make the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Sermon 2nd Kingsholm 3rd Upstate New York

14:50 Wolverhampton

Sweet Joanna went close on her introduction, only beaten a neck over this distance at Thirsk last summer. However, she may have to play second fiddle to the match-fit FREEDOM FLYER, who shaped nicely to finish fourth over 7f at Haydock on debut and could appreciate the drop back in trip. Cotai Again completes the shortlist on the back of some decent two-year-old form and this is much easier than the Sandown handicap he took part in last time.
Prediction : 1st Freedom Flyer 2nd Sweet Joanna 3rd Cotai Again

15:25 Wolverhampton

CRITICAL THINKING shaped nicely to finish third over C&D and the six-year-old is backed to take advantage of the same rating here to get on the scoresheet. Barring a disappointing effort last weekend, Lacan has been in top form since the restart and could bounce back at a venue where he has done well in the past. Shark was a silver medallist at Beverley last month and now makes his handicap debut on his first outing for Adam West, with Good Answer interesting stepping up from 6f.
Prediction : 1st Critical Thinking 2nd Lacan 3rd Shark

16:00 Wolverhampton

GAMBON was beaten less than a length when third at Chepstow last month and makes plenty of appeal off a 1lb lower mark and now tried in first-time cheekpieces. Tranchee was in good form on the all-weather in the early part of the year and is respected on his first outing for David Loughnane, while Kupa River could get involved as well.
Prediction : 1st Gambon 2nd Tranchee 3rd Kupa River

16:35 Wolverhampton

Zest Of Zambia was only beaten three-parts of a length on her Bath return and is likely to be in the shake-up again, but narrow preference is for the less exposed EXCITING DAYS. There was lots to like about his handicap debut at Lingfield last month, making most before fading inside the final furlong, and he is entitled to improve for that first start since October. Mister Dependable and Olivers Pursuit are others to watch out for.
Prediction : 1st Exciting Days 2nd Zest Of Zambia 3rd Mister Dependable

17:05 Wolverhampton

GOLD STANDARD gets the vote for Tony Carroll and Elisha Whittington. His recent form has been very good and he has won and placed in two previous visits to Dunstall Park. Militry Decoration made a pleasing stable debut for Camilla Poulton at Chepstow and, running off a 1lb lower mark with Ray Dawson claiming 5lb, he warrants respect. Others to note are Windsor third Toybox and Sir Gnet, who ran well enough latest and continues to creep down the ratings.
Prediction : 1st Gold Standard 2nd Militry Decoration 3rd Toybox

17:35 Wolverhampton

FIVEANDTWENTY left last year's novice/maiden form well behind when scoring on her seasonal/handicap debut at Ripon 12 days ago, and likely to improve again for this extra quarter of a mile, she could defy a 5lb rise. Nikolayeva was narrowly defeated in a 1m4f Ripon handicap and hopefully she can back that effort up. Bath third Herodotus and Michael Bell's handicap newcomer Ray's The One are others to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Fiveandtwenty 2nd Nikolayeva 3rd Herodotus

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