Class dropper backed into 9-4 from 5 for Roscommon feature
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Sun Festival (3.27 Brighton)
5-4 (from 9-4)
Neil Callan is enjoying a brilliant summer and his Brighton mount has shortened considerably in the market. The Joseph Parr-trained runner arrives in good form having finished third at Newcastle last time and boasts winning form over today's course and distance.
Gatwick Kitten (3.57 Brighton)
6-4 (from 100-30)
This six-year-old recorded two wins at Brighton last season and is strongly fancied to strike again. The Ed Dunlop-trained runner bounced back to form when winning well at Yarmouth on Friday and promising apprentice Taylor Fisher takes the ride.
Kingswood (7.50 Roscommon)
9-4 (from 5)
The returning Espionage is the talking horse of the day but punters are siding with the race-fit Kingswood in the Lenebane Stakes. He was a comfortable winner at Cork at the start of the season then shaped with plenty of promise when third in a Group 3 last time. He could be dangerous now lowered in grade.
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Copy- Roger Varian three-year-old shortened to 2-1 (from 6) to score on the all-weather at Lingfield
- Handicapper backed into 4-1 (from 11-2) to go one better at Leicester
- Once-raced juvenile cut to 8-1 (from 16) to strike for stable in top form
- John Ryan handicapper shortened to 15-2 from 18 for Brighton contest
- Galway Plate hero Danny Gilligan's mount 5-1 (from 16) to record her first success at Roscommon
- Roger Varian three-year-old shortened to 2-1 (from 6) to score on the all-weather at Lingfield
- Handicapper backed into 4-1 (from 11-2) to go one better at Leicester
- Once-raced juvenile cut to 8-1 (from 16) to strike for stable in top form
- John Ryan handicapper shortened to 15-2 from 18 for Brighton contest
- Galway Plate hero Danny Gilligan's mount 5-1 (from 16) to record her first success at Roscommon