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ROAD TO WEMBLEY
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ROAD TO WEMBLEY goes well on all-weather surfaces winning at both Wolverhampton and Lingfield earlier in the season over 1m2f. He's been stepped up in trip on his last two starts finishing fourth at Chelmsford over 1m6f and then last time out finishing second to an improver at Newbury over 2m. He's got to be respected back on an artificial surface here tonight.

Selection: Road To Wembley (Win & Place)

 


NATZOR
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NATZOR a previous C&D winner in May when beating Ludo's Landing gets the vote. He ran well last time out when only beaten a neck by subsequent Racing League winner Night Breeze at Thirsk last time out. A repeat of that performance and back here at Newcastle he's one to consider.

Selection: Natzor (Win & Place)


CORSICAN CAPER
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CORSICAN CAPER is interesting here on his stable debut for Kevin Philippart De Foy. He was in good form for previous connections winning at Haydock in May and then narrowly being beaten at Leicester later that month. He comes after a break for shrewd new connections and off a low weight here he's shortlisted.

Selection: Corsican Caper (Win & Place)


STORM STAR
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The lightly raced STORM STAR won well on debut here over 6f beating Jungle Land clearing away in taking style. He's was stepped up in trip to 7f since and made his handicap debut at Sandown when second to Swindon before running a cracker at Yarmouth the Racing League when being caught late on by Pedro Valentino. He's upped in trip to 1m here and has be one for the shortlist.

Selection: Storm Star (Win & Place)

 


HEATHCLIFF
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3 year-old HEATHCLIFF has really caught the eye this term scoring first time up at Kempton beating Old Chums and then was flying finisher after blowing the start back there in July when third behind Stanley Spencer. He was very impressive last time out when winning by 2¾L again back at Kempton, he's progressing very nicely and has to be on the radar again here down in trip.

Selection: Heathcliff (Win & Place)


The brilliant Newcastle racecourse has two tracks - a jumps track and all-weather track. The latter is the only all-weather track in the UK that uses Tapeta, a surface more commonly used in North America and the Middle East, and on which the brilliant Enable made her debut in 2016.

The valuable Northumberland Plate, where there’s £150,000 prize money up for grabs, is arguably the highlight of their Flat fixtures. Over the jumps, the Grade 1 Fighting Fifth Hurdle has seen many a Champion Hurdle winner compete whilst the Eider is seen as a strong Grand National trial.


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