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‼️Use this offer to back this one, full write up below 👇 Bet £10 Get £40 in free bets + MONEY BACK AS A FREE BET IF YOUR HORSE LOSES (2.20 DONCASTER - PORTLAND HANDICAP) ads.boylesports.com/redirect… #Ad |18+ |New Customer Offer| T&C’s Apply |GambleAware.org | BET Responsibly | ✍️ANALYSIS👇 Toca Madera appeals because this unusual 5.5f trip looks almost tailor-made for him. He has the speed for five, but several of his best recent efforts suggest he benefits from having just a little more distance to sustain his run. He absolutely bolted up over 5f at Doncaster in June from 86, travelling powerfully on the front end and winning by 3½l. Since going up to the mid-90s he has shown he can still compete at this level - fourth and fifth in huge Goodwood handicaps, then a very good third of 21 over York’s extended 5f, where he loomed up travelling strongly before fading only late. The 6f York run afterwards is easily forgiven, and he bounced straight back at Goodwood last time. On soft ground over a bare 5f he lacked the winner’s acceleration but kept on and actually went again late to finish second. That is exactly why I like today’s extra 143 yards - it gives him more opportunity to use his cruising speed and stamina without asking him to get a full six furlongs. The ground being good-soft is no major concern after that latest effort, stall 11 gives Tudhope options in a huge field, and O’Meara is operating at a healthy 56% runners-to-form recently. He is 9lb higher than for the Doncaster demolition, so this is tougher, but his subsequent form says that rise hasn’t stopped him competing. Back at Doncaster, over a trip sitting perfectly between five and six furlongs, and arriving after an excellent soft-ground second, Toca Madera looks set up for a big run.