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4:50 Southwell Going Standard / Distance - 1m 0f

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Fulford Cross was finishing to good effect at Kempton on his debut three weeks ago but that was a slowly-run race and he isn't guaranteed to improve for the extra furlong judged on pedigree (sire a miler but dam's side of the pedigree is chock full of sprinters). Daddy Chill and Live Aid both showed promise last time and the former looks a likely big improver but this may be the day for I'LL GIVE IT A GO to break her maiden. She's going to stay further in time but a repeat of either of her two runs this year would make her hard to beat.[Paul Smith]

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No.	Selection	Form		Guide	ToteWin	TotePlace
1 (4)	Live Aid Zak Wheatley / D Carroll	5yrs / 10st 2lb 82 Spotlight	65	4/1
Live Aid Showed ability in bumpers for Emmet Mullins last year; well beaten on stable/Flat debut here last month but built on that when second of seven (100-1) at Newcastle three weeks ago; can do better but such progress is needed.
2 (2)	Daddy Chill Rob Hornby / A M Balding	3yrs / 8st 12lb 3 Spotlight	48	9/4	5.80	1.10
Daddy Chill Remote third on his Chelmsford debut two weeks ago but the first two home are promising and it wasn't a bad start; Rob Hornby replaces a 7lb claimer and improvement should be forthcoming.
3 (3)	Fulford Cross Hayley Turner / D M Simcock	3yrs / 8st 10lb 2 Spotlight	65	6/4
Fulford Cross It almost certainly wasn't a strong Kempton maiden in which he finished second on last month's debut (7f) but it was a promising start given he came from well back in a race that was steadily run to halfway; ran the final 2f quicker than anything else in the race, suggesting he wasn't short of speed, and stepping up to a mile isn't sure to suit on pedigree; open to improvement though and commands respect.
4 (6)	My Kind Of Way K T O'Neill / Alice Haynes	3yrs / 8st 10lb Spotlight		11/1
My Kind Of Way 10,000gns yearling; fourth foal; closely related to Spanish 1m-1m2f winner Maderas; dam Listed-placed 6f 2yo winner (RPR 94); makes his debut at a realistic level and market support would look significant.
5 (7)	I'll Give It A Go Saffie Osborne / James Owen	3yrs / 8st 7lb 22 Spotlight	72	11/10	1.10
I'll Give It A Go Bred for at least 1m2f but she's shown promise in two runs this year, second over C&D on debut before chasing home a long odds-on favourite at Lingfield last week (1m); this looks weaker and she's high on the list.
6 (8)	Dance No More Edward Greatrex / P Attwater	3yrs / 8st 5lb Spotlight		22/1
Dance No More 12,000gns breeze-up 2yo; sixth foal; half-sister to winners Tell William (1m/8.5f including Italy; RPR 83), Wrought Iron (6f AW; 73) and Continental (6f AW; 66); dam 1m AW winner (79); doesn't have a daunting standard to aim at but still likely best watched.
7 (1)	Grande Armee Enzo Crublet / D Menuisier	3yrs / 8st 5lb 8 Spotlight	34	66/1	21.70
Grande Armee Too green to do herself justice on last month's Chelmsford debut (1m) and although the penny was dropping late on, she's likely to need more time and distance.
8 (5)	Wayward Daughter Cam Hardie / I Furtado	3yrs / 8st 5lb 9 Spotlight	27	80/1
Wayward Daughter 150-1 when always in rear over 7f here two weeks ago; one for the longer term.