Chase debutant to continue Munir and Souede's winning run

Newmarket: Anthony Burke

Hasanoanda (4.10 Wolverhampton, nap)

Arguably didn't get the run of the race at Chelmsford on debut but still ran a race full of promise. With normal improvement assured he is expected to go very close here.

Others to follow
Wolverhampton: 2.35 Dream Start, 3.10 Kingsley Klarion, 3.40 Global Rose, 4.40 Taghee, 5.10 Middle Creek.

Lambourn: James Burn

Fixe Le Kap (12.50 Plumpton, nap)

Imposing five-year-old who was useful over hurdles, but looks the type who could thrive over fences. He should be hard to beat and the ground will suit.

Others to follow
Ffos Las: 1.00 Savoy Court, 2.40 Rayvin Black.
Plumpton: 12.20 Lisp.
Wolverhampton: 2.00 Isstoora, 2.35 Haraz, 4.10 Voyager Blue, 4.40 Carp Kid, 5.10 Crumblecreek.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

Hideaway Vic (3.30 Plumpton, nap)

Made a promising start to his career when chasing home a useful prospect at Wincanton last month. With that experience under his belt and with the form standing up he is fancied to go one better.

Others to follow
Ffos Las: 2.05 I'm Always Trying, 3.45 Bachy Baby.
Plumpton: 1.20 New To This Town, 1.50 Bear Rails, 2.25 Thundering
Home, 3.00 Le Coeur Net.

North: Colin Russell

Maraweh (12.40 Musselburgh, nap)

Course-and-distance winner who has taken a while to come to himself this season. Particularly well handicapped now and is fancied to take advantage.

Others to follow
Musselburgh: 12.10 Silver Concorde, 1.10 Cousin Oscar, 1.40 Some Reign, 2.15 Romulus Du Donjon, 2.50 Doctor Glaz, 3.20 Royal Mandate.
Wolverhampton: 2.00 Archipeligo, 2.35 Bernie's Boy, 3.10 Hamish McGonagain, 3.40 Magic Pulse, 4.40 Blue Harmony, 5.10 Wonderfillo.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Lisp (12.20 Plumpton, nap)

A half-brother to the smart Thomas Campbell, he shaped like a certain future winner on his recent hurdling debut and can take advantage of a hefty weight allowance from older rivals today.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Looksnowtlikebrian (1.30 Ffos Las)

Made an encouraging debut over fences when runner-up at Chepstow seven weeks ago and Tim Vaughan's six-year-old can open his account in that sphere.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Lac Sacre (3.15 Ffos Las)

Blows hot and cold, but he will have no problem with the ground and looks to be on a competitive mark.

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