
Oddschecker tips for every race at Yarmouth on Saturday.
15:40 Yarmouth
After two 7f successes on the all-weather, Warrior Square is an obvious starting point and enters calculations now he is more accomplished since the last time he was tried on turf. However, with previous C&D experience, DEED POLE could be the way to go. The four-year-old is better than he mustered when fourth behind Glencalvie at Chelmsford and given today's rider knows that rival well, it would comes as no surprise to see the form reversed now they meet on grass.Prediction : 1st Deed Pole 2nd Warrior Square 3rd Glencalvie
16:25 Yarmouth
Inner Peace, a 550,000gns yearling, is not overburdened for his racecourse debut and, bred to be effective at the trip, the Godolphin-owned colt is high on the shortlist. Similar comments apply to Al Ameed, who also warrants a betting check. However, FIGHTER COMMAND was a noted eyecatcher when runner-up on his introduction at Kempton in December and with that form boosted by the third winning since, the Gosdens' son of Dubawi rates the one to be with.Prediction : 1st Fighter Command 2nd Inner Peace 3rd Al Ameed
16:55 Yarmouth
MOONLIT CLOUD attracted strong support in the betting when she returned to turf with a respectable second in a division of the apprentices' race at Doncaster's Lincoln meeting, and she certainly tried her heart out as the race unfolded. Given the winner of that contest went close off a 10lb higher figure subsequently, Dean Ivory's mare has to be taken seriously off just 1lb higher and can go one place better. Uzincso is a player with Jim Crowley booked, while Chelmsford winner Letaba is also feared now back on turf.Prediction : 1st Moonlit Cloud 2nd Uzincso 3rd Letaba
17:30 Yarmouth
STONE CIRCLE struck in this contest last year following a break and he can do so once more off just 1lb higher, with Hector Crouch returning to the saddle for the first time since last June. Bang On The Bell continues to go from strength to strength on the all-weather but must now prove himself on the turf again, while Kuwait City has been inconsistent since landing a big-field handicap at York last May. Ancient Times and Angle Land are capable of being in the shake-up as well. Prediction : 1st Stone Circle 2nd Bang On The Bell 3rd Kuwait City
18:00 Yarmouth
An improver on the step up to a mile at Southwell when a one-length third on his handicap bow, CUBAN FIESTA is open to plenty more progression and this looks like an ideal opportunity to break the maiden. Notre Dame arrives on a hat-trick from the all-weather, but showed little in four starts on the turf last year. Shaws Phoenix is one to monitor for market support on her first start for new connections, while Ocean Bliss is entitled to build upon a strong placed effort at Newcastle. Prediction : 1st Cuban Fiesta 2nd Notre Dame 3rd Shaws Phoenix
18:30 Yarmouth
FENGARI caught the eye when not getting the clearest of runs and staying on late at Wolverhampton on her most recent start, and the fact she scored on debut at Leicester last year bodes well on her return to the turf. The form of her stable is another plus and she is narrowly preferred to unexposed handicap debutant Viridian and Cuban Harry, who was unlucky not to get off the mark at Wolverhampton when coming from off the pace to finish a narrow second. Prediction : 1st Fengari 2nd Cuban Harry 3rd Viridian
19:00 Yarmouth
EIGHT MILE was beaten two lengths into fourth behind a 100/1 winner over a mile at Southwell and he makes his return to the turf off a 1lb lower rating. George Scott's four-year-old was successful off a 2lb higher figure over C&D last summer and looks ready to strike again. Hover On The Wind drops to his lowest career mark after being well held at Chelmsford in November and, with Silvestre De Sousa booked, he could have a say. Of the remainder, Twilight Fun makes the most appeal.Prediction : 1st Eight Mile 2nd Hover On The Wind 3rd Twilight Fun
19:30 Yarmouth
Alafdhal is likely to be thereabouts again after filling the runner-up berth in heavy conditions at Bath and he goes off an unchanged mark. However, SPECIAL MAYSON makes his return to action after being pipped at Newmarket in August last year and Pam Sly's six-year-old goes well fresh so could be well placed to record his fourth career victory. Dual C&D winner Twayblade holds an obvious chance too.Prediction : 1st Special Mayson 2nd Alafdhal 3rd Twayblade








