RACING: PUNTERS' GUIDE
Simon Holt of Channel 4 Racing analyses today's Great St Wilfrid Handicap at Ripon
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Your support makes all the difference.First Maite: Highly impressive on soft ground at Haydock.
Cretan Gift: Slightly unlucky at Ascot last weekend.
Further Outlook: Reformed character for David Nicholls.
Pipalong: Running consistently without winning this season.
Perryston View: Led till over a furlong out in Stewards' Cup.
Marsad: Lightly raced, unplaced in the Wokingham.
Bon Ami: Quite consistent at 6f and 7f this season.
Indian Spark: Finished last in the Stewards' Cup at Goodwood.
Cadeaux Cher: Winner of this prize 12 months ago.
Ocker: Third over course and distance recently.
Friar Tuck: Fourth to Atlantic Viking here two outings ago.
Double Oscar: Only 14th in the Stewards' Cup last time.
Zuhair: Twice successful during Glorious Goodwood.
Now Look Here: Beat only four home in the Stewards' Cup .
Jimmy Too: Best run this season when fifth over 7f at Haydock.
Downland: Hard to assess, but from shrewd stable.
Atlantic Prince: Successful at Beverley in June.
Unshaken: On softish ground, would have a squeak at his best.
Redoubtable: This 6f may prove too sharp.
Demolition Jo: Behind First Maite at Haydock but in form.
Ansellman: Returned to winning form at Bath last time.
Mallia:. Winner three times in minor handicaps this term.
Peppiatt: Holds a chance on a win at Ayr last month.
Conclusion: ZUHAIR can score for sprint king David Nicholls
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