Handicap debutant Jaisalmer can complete the hat-trick at Plumpton

Newmarket: David Milnes

Katie Gale (3.35 Southwell, nap)

No fluke about her win over 1m6f here last time and shaped as if this step up in trip will help. Robyn Brisland's bottomweight has impressed since.

Others to follow
Southwell 2.05 Limerick Lord, 2.35 Inosanto

Lambourn: James Burn

Jaisalmer (3.45 Plumpton, nap)

Talented six-year-old has coped well with testing ground on his last two starts and looks open to more progress on handicap debut.

Others to follow
Ffos Las 2.55 Burrows Edge, 4.35 Shotgun Paddy, 5.10 Savoy Court.
Plumpton 2.15 Indian Hercules, 3.15 Amalfi Doug.
Southwell 3.05 Major Peirson, 3.35 Cousin Khee, 4.10 Seasearch.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

Cailleach Annie (4.35 Ffos Las, nap)

Consistent mare who appears to be finding some improvement for the change of tactics and will handle conditions better than most. Has to defy a 9lb rise in a deeper race but another good account can be expected.

Others to follow
Ffos Las 2.25 Point N Shoot, 3.25 Bredon Hill Lad, 4.00 Zero Grand.
Plumpton 2.15 Mister Malarky, 3.15 Tactical Manoeuvre, 3.45 Kings Walk, 4.55 Two Hoots, 5.30 Hill Fort.

North: Colin Russell

The Resdev Way(3.35 Southwell, nap)

Going great guns at the moment, following up a fine second in a Newcastle jumpers' bumper with two wins on Fibresand. Up in the weights, but stable continues in fine form and fancied to score again.

Others to follow
Southwell 2.05 Scotch Myst, 2.35 Mr Buttons, 4.10 Mr Carbonator, 4.45 Mujassam, 5.20 Da Capo Dandy.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Early Du Lemo (3.45 Plumpton, nap)

Stepped up significantly on his previous efforts for his current yard when splitting a couple of decent rivals at Newbury and looks well-treated off just a 3lb higher mark today.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Early Du Lemo (3.45 Plumpton)

Made a pleasing albeit belated reappearance at Newbury nine days ago and can begin to make up for lost time.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Henri Parry Morgan (4.35 Ffos Las)

Out of sorts lately, but trip, track and ground will suit and can't be ruled out off a mark of 133.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Lareena(4.05 Cork)

An easy winner of a maiden hurdle at Thurles on her most recent start, this Willie Mullins-trained mare appears to be on an attractive mark for her first handicap and gets the vote to land this 2m3f event under Bryan Cooper.

The Raceform Interactive nugget

Kim Bailey is 7-23 with his runners at Ffos Las since the start of 2015, improving to 7-17 (41%; +£29.62 to £1 stakes) when David Bass takes the mount. They team up with Harry Topper in the Siddell Environmental Services West Wales National at 4.35.

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