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5:40 Bangor Going Soft / Distance - 2m 4f

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It's hard to rule out any of the six runners. GRAIN D'OUDAIRIES was signaling a return to form when blundering away his chance late on at Carlisle. This longer trip is worth a go. Malton Groove will have a low weight with his rider claiming 7lb and it was a big run in defeat at Wexford three weeks ago. Hunter Legend is best of the rest.[Alistair Jones]

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No.	Selection	Form		Guide	ToteWin
1	Grain D'oudairies Theo Gillard / D McCain Jnr	9yrs / 12st 2lb 331F63 Spotlight	126	4/1
Grain D'oudairies Won by 8l at Doncaster in November (2m, good) and was in the process of returning to form until losing a winning chance with a late blunder at Carlisle; not proven over this far but this might not be too stern a test of stamina.
2	Hunter Legend Charlie Deutsch / Miss V Williams	8yrs / 12st 2lb -72115 Spotlight	125	10/3	1.02
Hunter Legend Has won two soft-ground handicaps at Leicester (2m4f/2m6f) this winter and it was a Class 2 in which the hat-trick bid came up well short at Uttoxeter; had a break since then and should be a factor at this level.
3	Stormy Flight Rex Dingle / J Scott	11yrs / 11st 13lb F02U46 Spotlight	129	11/2
Stormy Flight An 11yo who wasn't at the races last time at Newbury but was running fairly well prior to that, with a second to Lowry's Bar at Exeter in December (2m3f; stays 3m+) a commendable effort; hard to dismiss.
4	Clonakilty G Sheehan / O Murphy	8yrs / 11st 6lb 16-P43 Spotlight	130	10/3
Clonakilty Record of 2-9 over fences; none too consistent and disappointed at Lingfield last time (2m4f, heavy) in a race he won the previous season; it could be he resented the new blinkers and cheekpieces return; big shout off this mark if bringing his best game.
5	Custers Mistake Mr D McGill / Ross Tumilty	8yrs / 11st 3lb 62P01- Spotlight	114	6/1
Custers Mistake Longstanding maiden under rules until running out a clearcut winner over hurdles at Downpatrick when last seen 12 months ago, where the good ground made a difference and perhaps the new cheekpieces (joining a tongue-tie); whether he can replicate that form back over fences (0-6) after a year out is debatable.
6	Malton Groove P M O'Brien / D A McLoughlin	8yrs / 10st 12lb 509032 Spotlight	117	4/1
Malton Groove Had plenty of chances to win a race (0-10 over fences) but was second of 16 in this new headgear combination last time at Wexford and should encounter similar ground here; likely to go well.