HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Point/dual bumper winner who came good at the third time of asking over fences over C&D in July. Backed it up with a very good second of 9 in C&D handicap last time. Building up a good record round here and a likely player once more after a breathing operation.

On the up over fences and bids for a hat-trick following wins over C&D and in 4-runner handicap chase at Fontwell (3¼m, good) in June. Must be considered back from a break up 3 lb.

A 5-time chase winner (at up to 3m) for the Jim & Suzi Best yard in 2024/25. Disappointed under Rules last season but bought for £10,000 in May after a spell in points and clearly of interest off a reduced mark starting out for Dan Skelton after a breathing operation.

Fair winning hurdler/chaser in France. Has shown promise for his new yard, jumping well when runner-up in 2½m handicap chases at Uttoxeter and Perth this summer. Not sure this longer trip will be in his favour.

Runner-up both starts in points and has shown fair form sent chasing this year, posting a good third of 8 in handicap at Uttoxeter (2½m, good to soft) last month. Shaped as still in form until race voided at Uttoxeter since. One to consider back up in trip.

Capitalised on a much-reduced mark when winning 16-runner handicap hurdle at Uttoxeter (23f, good to soft) 30 days ago, just holding on. Needs to back it up now switched to chasing (not convincing in 2 previous runs).

A fair winning hurdler but only eighth of 12 in handicap at Market Rasen (21f, good to firm) 36 days ago. Makes chase debut with work to do.

Scored over hurdles and fences last summer. Back on track with fourth of 9 in handicap hurdle here (2½m, good to soft) in June. Tried in different headgear back chasing and no banker to back that up. Sean Bowen on stablemate Axel Bleue.

Has held his form well since coming to Britain, finally shedding the maiden tag in an 11.5f classified event at Yarmouth in July. Good efforts when placed on both outings since and likely to be thereabouts again, with his previous experience of this track in June sure to stand him in good stead.

C&D winner who scored at Lingfield in February before losing her way in the spring/early summer. She has turned a corner of late, though, placed on her last 3 starts and finding only the thriving Belle of Kt too good on her last 2 outings at Bath and Lingfield. Strong claims.

Not the easiest to win with but has at least made the frame on all 7 starts in the current campaign, finishing a close third to Fletcher in a 6-runner classified event at Yarmouth on latest last month. Blinkers left off this time and minor honours again probably the best she can hope for.

Without a victory since 2023, but this veteran arrives in decent nick after in-frame efforts on each of his last 3 starts, most recently finishing 3 lengths third of 8 to Sansanetti at Lingfield. He could get an easy time of things from the front here and must be respected in a change of headgear.

Long-standing maiden who was placed in handicaps at Leicester and Chepstow in May/June but hasn’t been in the same form on her last 2 outings. Has claims from a career-low mark if able to bounce back.

Has only won once from 36 outings since 2024 and there's little encouragement to be gleaned from his recent efforts. Up against it.

Hails from a talented Moyglare family. Wasn't given a hard time when third to a couple of exciting prospects on debut at Fairyhouse (6f). Improved for longer trip when 1½ lengths third (second improved since) at Galway. The form pick and more to come if settling better.

Made an encouraging start when best of the rest behind promising Livenka (also beat Silver Kiss on debut) at this course (6f). Makes plenty of appeal with improvement likely over this longer trip (half-sister to a useful 7f winner).

Expensive breeze-up purchase. Relatively easy to back when beaten just over 6½ lengths (behind Miss Twilight) on debut at Leopardstown (7f, 10/3). She's in excellent hands, though, and reasonable to expect better given her Group 1 entry.

Has an ordinary pedigree. Showed plenty to work on when 3¾ lengths third on debut at Leopardstown (7f), beating several of today's rivals. Entitled to progress but this looks a stronger maiden.

Stepped forward from debut when ½-length second at Leopardstown, beating subsequent winner Sea Of Rain. Looked ill at ease on the track when beaten 5½ lengths at Galway subsequently. This course will suit better, and she could well be in the shake-up.

Foaled February 28. €160,000 yearling, Cracksman filly. Dam, 2-y-o 5f winner, half-sister to very smart winner up to 6f Manaccan. Interesting newcomer, especially if supported.

From a family yard has had success with. Made an encouraging start when best of the rest behind Folson Blues on debut at Gowran. Didn't build on that when beaten 5¼ lengths in a better maiden at Galway and looks held by Silver Kiss on that form.

Foaled April 22. Sea The Moon filly. Half-sister to useful 1¼m winner Reyenzi. Dam twice-raced half-sister to smart 2-y-o 7f winner Raydara. Stable knows this family well and the market can guide first time up.

Useful pedigree. Wasn't given a hard time when beaten 8½ lengths behind a handful of today's rivals on debut at Leopardstown. Should do better at some point, possibly in handicaps.

Foaled April 18. 80,000 gns yearling, State of Rest filly. Dam once-raced sister to smart 8.5f-15f winner Up Helly Aa out of smart 6f-1m winner Fiesolana. Looks the yard second string on jockey bookings.

Foaled April 27. €95,000 yearling, Saxon Warrior filly. Half-sister to several winners, including 6f/7f winner Diagnostic and 7f winner Wizard d'Amour. Dam unraced sister to useful 6f winner Prescription and half-sister to smart winner up to 1¼m Cupid's Glory. Probably one for the longer term.

Foaled March 5. Saxon Warrior filly. Dam, 1m winner who stayed 12.5f, half-sister to winner up to 1¼m Halfway To Heaven and 5f/6f winner Tickled Pink (both smart) out of smart 5f-7f winner Cassandra Go. Holds a Group 1 entry and needs a close look in the market.

Has an ordinary pedigree and ran to only a modest level when 6½ lengths sixth of 12 (behind Miss Twilight) on debut at Leopardstown.

Contested a barrier trial but looked one for later on when mid-field in a Dundalk maiden (6f, 50/1) 8 days ago. RESERVE.

Inexpensive purchase. Showed a bit more than on debut when beaten less than 6 lengths at Dundalk (200/1) last time. One for handicaps.

Held back by inexperience on debut at Galway (50/1). Likely to need more time.

No impact at long odds in 3 starts.

Could hardly have shown any less on debut at Dundalk (300/1). RESERVE.