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Chief Little Rock had some really solid form in Group races as a juvenile last term and it’s probably the best on offer here. This isn’t the deepest Derby trial you’re likely to see and it presents a cracking opportunity for him to return to winning ways.

Lennox only had two starts last term and he finished third behind a now 88-rated rival at Wolverhampton on his second run. Further progress is very likely here and this race looks a lot less competitive.

Carlo Bianconi has been narrowly denied when second on both of his starts thus far and his latest effort would indicate that the step up in trip will suit. A repeat performance should be enough but he’s entitled to take a step forward too.

Chief Little Rock had some really solid form in Group races as a juvenile last term and it’s probably the best on offer here. This isn’t the deepest Derby trial you’re likely to see and it presents a cracking opportunity for him to return to winning ways.

Lennox only had two starts last term and he finished third behind a now 88-rated rival at Wolverhampton on his second run. Further progress is very likely here and this race looks a lot less competitive.

This isn’t a particularly deep maiden and Miss Tapley is definitely the one to side with. She was a good second on her debut at Galway in September and doesn’t need to improve much on that effort to come out on top here.

Norwalk Havoc was an impressive winner on heavy ground at Leopardstown last time out and the drop back to 7f shouldn’t be a problem. This looks like shrewd piece of placement and he can win here before going up in grade.

Carlo Bianconi has been narrowly denied when second on both of his starts thus far and his latest effort would indicate that the step up in trip will suit. A repeat performance should be enough but he’s entitled to take a step forward too.

Qitaal put in an excellent performance to win on his first start for 687 days on handicap debut at Doncaster last time out. He’s more than entitled to continue progressing and a follow up victory could be on the cards.

Captain Wallace has improved since going handicapping and managed to get off the mark in stylish fashion at Exeter last week. Provided the run hasn’t come too soon, there’s every chance he’ll go in again under a 7lb penalty here.

The Goat absolutely pulverised his rivals when winning a seemingly competitive handicap at Goodwood by 12 lengths in August. He’s struggled in three starts over 1m6f since but the drop back to 1m4f will suit. The handicapper has dropped him 2lb and much better is expected here.

Mr Baloo is a previous course winner which can prove crucial here at Epsom. It was a good performance when victorious on seasonal debut at Kempton earlier this month and a 2lb higher mark is unlikely to stop this progressive sort.

The Goat absolutely pulverised his rivals when winning a seemingly competitive handicap at Goodwood by 12 lengths in August. He’s struggled in three starts over 1m6f since but the drop back to 1m4f will suit. The handicapper has dropped him 2lb and much better is expected here.