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DUTCH DECOY
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Top weight DUTCH DECOY ran a belter last Friday at Glorious Goodwood in the Golden Mile when finishing second to Toimy Son. A regular in these competitive handicaps he's has the best pieces of form in the book and in his current form he's the one to beat here for team Scotland.

Selection: Dutch Decoy (Win & Place)


BRUNEL NATION
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BRUNEL NATION looks a horse going the right way, winning twice at Chelmsford and Newmarket earlier in the campaign. He then finished then fourth behind Qirat in valuable Goodwood handicap, the form has since been franked nicely with the second winning a Listed race and third winning at Glorious Goodwood. Most recently he chased home two improving types at Newmarket when in third and he's got to be respected here in calmer waters.

Selection: Brunel Nation (Win & Place)


HAYMAKER (NON- RUNNER)
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HAYMAKER has been a model of consistency this season not finishing out the frame in all 5 starts. Winning at both Nottingham and Goodwood and then only beaten a head at Windsor by Amazonian Dream. He went very close last time at Ascot in a valuable class 2 heritage handicap when finishing only ¾L third behind two smart rivals in Fair Wind and Albasheer. A repeat of anything like that run this evening would put him firmly in the mix here.

Selection: Haymaker (Win & Place)


LIEBER POWER
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LIEBER POWER was highly tried last season after winning a Kempton novice. He's improved for the step up in trip to 1m 4f this season winning an apprentice handicap at York and was only beaten by a nose at Newbury last time out. There still could be more improvement from Andrew Balding's gelded son of Cracksman and with Oisin Murphy on board he's on the shortlist here.

Selection: Lieber Power (Win & Place)


AALTO
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AALTO has been very good form season including when winning the Bunbury Cup impressively two starts ago. He was unlucky last time at Ascot when denied a clear run on a few occasions in the International Stakes. He's a talented individual and he cannot be ignored here.

Selection: Aalto (Win & Place)


Racing has taken place in South Wales at a variety of venues for over 200 years, but the current course at Chepstow has only been in use since 1926. The arrival of the track’s feature race the Welsh Grand National in 1949 following the closure of nearby Caerlon thrust it further into prominence. The most recent running of the course’s seasonal highlight went to the home team, as Potters Corner, trained in Glamorgan by Christian Williams triumphed in testing conditions.

The race has previously launched the challenge of future Aintree challengers, with Earth Summit, Bindaree and Silver Birch all landing the Chepstow race, en route to Grand National glory.


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