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Planet Of Sound must concede 12lbs to Carruithers, which looks likes a lot. The latter is well handicapped and cannot be dismissed on a line of form with What A Friend off level weights in the Totesport Bowl G1. He's still only 8, lightly raced and nicely prepped (reportedly very well). Despite a preference for genuine ease, he copes with any safe ground and looks a fair EW shot at 20/1 overnight.
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Raised 12lbs for an impressive victory on chase debut for Lawney Hill, but comes here still looking potentially well treated. Wolf moon is quietly fancied, but Chapolimoss was travelling well behind him on level terms last Feb over an extended trip on gd-sft when falling (Catterick), and re-opposes here with a 9lb pull (including claim) and the prospect of more to come.
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Trained for this and taken to deliver signnificant improvement. Put a line through his last run, the turn of foot and class he showed at Goodwood is a much better guide of what he's all about. He's bred for the job, with the best stamina profile of any runner and we think he holds an outstanding chance. Reportedly in brilliant shape at home.
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If the draw works out as we think it will, then his centre/high box looks plumb perfect. Unlucky at Ascot, and thrived previously in a very strongly race run over 6fl at Ripon. A repeat of that run would give him excellent credentials and the booking of Frankie really takes the eye. He looks significantly underrated.
Tangerine Trees will like the ground and is best over 5fl with a rising finish. On softer ground the draw bias tends to move away from the far rail and a middle draw should prove to be ideal. If we put a line through Ascot, and we know the flat track at Haydock didn't suit, then he has everything in his favour here.
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Remains a sprinter of potential. Ran a fine race on reappearance appearing briefly unbalanced over the ridges at Newmarket; the likely very strong pace here at a flat venue all seem ideal. Over the years solid Palace House form has been an excellent guide to the Temple Stakes.
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