17:30 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 5f Hcap

1. Debydinks (11/4 odds): With the highest total rating of 256.1, Debydinks has shown promise in 5f Tapeta handicaps this year. Although he hasn’t won in 14 races, he’s come close a couple of times and is an each-way contender back on the all-weather surface.
2. Ma Famille (3/1 odds): Ma Famille has a total rating of 240.2 and showed promise in maidens, finishing second to a rival who has since won two handicaps at Kempton in February. Despite a poor performance at Bath last week, she has the potential to bounce back on the all-weather surface.
3. Wedgewood (11/2 odds): With a total rating of 239.1, Wedgewood was placed in three of her last four races as a 2-year-old, including a 5f race on Tapeta. She has the pace to hold a good position from the inside stall and has Hollie Doyle booked for her return.
4. Holly Blackmore (8/1 odds): Holly Blackmore has a total rating of 207.6 and has been showing progress in handicaps. She finished a close third at Chelmsford in February and poorly positioned when fourth at Thirsk 11 days ago. She has a bigger run in her and is more appealing than some other contenders.

18:00 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 1m Nov Stks

1. Tranquil Rose (6/5) – This filly came very close to winning on debut over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton three weeks ago. With more experience now, she should be more polished and appears to be the one to beat in this race with a slightly shorter trip.
2. Gold As Glass (8/1) – She made a winning debut in October at Newmarket, showing potential despite the race not being particularly strong. Open to improvement and the trip should suit her well, she deserves respect even with the penalty.
3. Maid In London (8/1) – She showed promise in her first race, finishing fourth at Kempton, and seems ready for this longer trip. Open to plenty of improvement, she could be a solid contender in this race.
4. Sail On Silverbird (9/1) – Finished just a neck ahead of Maid In London in her debut at Kempton. While she should improve this year, she’s not guaranteed to confirm the placings with Maid In London. However, she still has a chance to perform well.
5. Amazing (9/1) – Her second run as a 2-year-old was better than her debut, and she’s likely to stay further at some point. She still commands some respect on her return to action and could potentially be a good performer in this race.

Keep an eye on Mischievous Madame (7/2) as well, as she represents a strong stable, and the betting may provide clues about her potential.

19:00 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 6f Hcap

1. Kensington Agent (9/4) – With three wins this year, including at this course and distance, she has been consistent and performed well in her last race at Bath. There’s no apparent reason she wouldn’t perform well again in this race.
2. Come On Girl (15/2) – She has had a string of good runs in defeat this winter, with her most recent race resulting in a close third place at Kempton. She is likely to be involved in the mix again.
3. Penguin Island (4/1) – Although she hasn’t won yet, she ended 2022 in good form, finishing a close second in sprint handicaps at Chepstow. Not fully exposed as a sprinter and returning from a 219-day absence, she could be one to watch closely.
4. Autumn Angel (5/1) – She won at Southwell in February, but her performances since then have been less impressive. However, she did finish behind stablemate Kensington Agent at Bath last week, so she could still have a chance to perform well.
5. Madame Fenella (100/30) – A Polytrack winner 13 months ago, she has had some solid efforts since, including finishing just behind Kensington Agent at Bath last week. She may need to improve slightly to win, but she could still put in a good performance.

Port Noir and Rhubarb seem less likely to win based on recent form, but they could still potentially perform well in the race

19:30 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 1m1f Hcap

1. Marmara Star (6/4) – She has shown significant improvement on her handicap debut over this course and distance in January, easily beating her rivals. Although she is up 6lb, the apprentice takes off a handy 5lb, and she still has potential for further improvement.
2. Cariad (7/2) – With three all-weather wins, including two at Wolverhampton over shorter distances since September, she has been performing well. While her latest defeat should not be judged too harshly, she will be facing some unexposed opponents today.
3. Peaceful Night (11/2) – Showed promise as a 2-year-old and made progress when finishing second on her handicap debut and reappearance ten days ago. Although she is 3lb higher now, there is still room for improvement, and her previous all-weather run on Polytrack showed promise.
4. Kilcummin (6/1) – His first two runs were promising, and moving up in trip for his handicap debut could lead to better performance. Gelded since his last run, he could be capable of more.
5. Hourless (13/2) – Although beaten by large margins in three novice runs, he is bred to perform better. However, there are risks attached to his handicap debut.

Shamalama appears less likely to win based on his recent form, but the significant step up in trip could potentially have a positive effect on his stable debut.

20:00 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 1m1f Hcap

1. Well Prepared (11/4) – Despite struggling at Bath last week, his previous good form at a low level on the all-weather should be considered. As a course and distance winner, he has the advantage of Oisin Murphy in the saddle, making him a safer choice than most in this race.
2. Captain Pugwash (3/1) – His best run after a lengthy absence came when finishing second in a 1m2f classified event at Lingfield 17 days ago. While more is needed to perform well in this handicap, he is still well-treated based on his old form.
3. Dark Company (100/30) – Though he was well-beaten after a nine-month break last month, he has dropped significantly in the weights, and a revival could be possible at this low level.
4. Crazy Spin (7/1) – A prominent racer, he was the runner-up twice at Chelmsford in February. Although his form dipped last time, he could still be competitive in this field.
5. Young Winston (11/2) – With a poor strike-rate, he has been competitive at a modest level in recent months. Although not a leading contender, he is not without hope at this level.

Vaxholm, Cityzen Serg, and Hopeforthebest appear to be riskier options, given their recent performances or the lack of notable achievements in handicaps.

20:30 WolverhamptonSat 15 Apr 1m4f Hcap

1. Carlos Felix (2/1) – With a recent win justifying strong market support after a five-month break, his 5lb rise still leaves him favourably treated on his all-weather form from last year. As a major player under Oisin Murphy, he has a good chance of performing well in the race.
2. Hooves Like Jagger (5/1) – Despite a losing run of 13, he has been consistently competitive in recent months and is suited by the conditions. With Hollie Doyle regaining the ride and a strong record on this course, he is likely to make his presence felt.
3. Scarborough Castle (6/1) – A consistent performer with all four wins on Tapeta, including a recent win at Southwell over the same distance. Given his strong performance at Chelmsford and the subsequent success of the winner, he is a solid contender in this race.
4. Bristol Hill (3/1) – Despite starting issues, he managed to win at Newcastle and secure a second-place finish at Southwell. With a 1lb increase in weight, he remains capable of making an impact in the race.

Lawmans Blis, Glint Of An Eye, and Out Of Sight appear to be less reliable choices based on their recent form or the lack of notable achievements in handicaps.