Fizzy should be far too good for the rest

Far Too Fizzy will hopefully be far too fast for the rest in the BetMGM Supports Safer Gambling Handicap at Wolverhampton on Tuesday.

The David Loughnane-trained colt has been in good form since October last year, adding to a Chelmsford success when winning last time out at Lingfield.

Partnered as he is now by Rossa Ryan, the son of Far Above was very keen through the early stages - but that proved no barrier to success, as he absolutely bolted up.

A very easy 5.5-lengths was the margin and while it is no surprise the handicapper took a dim view, he showed more than enough dash to suggest he can come back to 1000m for the first time since his debut and still have an edge.

Look out for Jamie Osborne's Many A Star in the Midnite, Building The Future Of Betting Handicap. He ran a blinder after his 142-day layoff here in December and should not be long in getting his head in front again.

Lovethiswayagain had the misfortune to bump into a useful all-weather performer in Star Of Albion in a Lingfield novice when last seen, but for which she would have been a good winner.

Ollie Sangster's charge has every chance of building on that in the Create Your Bet Builders At Midnite Restricted Maiden Stakes.

Flying Macs remains a maiden after 10 tries, but while no one will be getting carried away by her chance of making it 11th time lucky in the Always Gamble Responsibly At BetMGM Handicap, she has a squeak.

She was last seen finishing fourth at Lingfield in a run that can be upgraded, as she was done no favours when the leader went wrong, losing a good couple of lengths.

This new career-low mark of 52, combined with some luck and the application of cheek pieces this time, could just be the ticket.

Harry Derham has won with four of his five previous runners at Carlisle, making both of his participants at the Cumbrian track's latest fixture of huge interest.

First in to bat is Lasko Des Obeaux, who was bought for £120,000 after finishing second on his sole appearance in the point-to-point field and he has since been placed twice over hurdles.

He was ultimately well beaten on his latest outing in deep ground at Exeter, but a return to less demanding conditions can see him in a better light in the Racing TV Novices' Hurdle.

Rosie Mahler holds similarly strong claims for the Derham team in the British Stallion Studs EBF Mares' "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle.

There was plenty of encouragement to be taken from her second place finish on her debut at Uttoxeter and she can only improve for that initial experience.

Olly Murphy and Sean Bowen will have high hopes of landing both divisions of the Racing To School Celebrates 25 Years Novices' Hurdle at Taunton.

Division one sees runaway Ayr winner Kings Champion bid to follow up under the mandatory penalty and with an official rating of 124 he sets a decent standard.

His stablemate Wandering Ego has the same mark, having impressed when winning at Stratford before finishing fourth behind star novice Old Park Star at Kempton and then placing third in a decent handicap at the same venue.

Switching back to novice company for the second division of this 3800m contest, he is difficult to oppose. - Press Association

TAB is betting on 3 UK meetings on Tuesday. Here are the tips.

CARLISLE: Race 1: 15.30 Lasko Des Obeaux, Race 2: 16.00 Della Casa Lunga, Race 3: 16.35 Rosie Mahler, Race 4: 17.05 Celestial Fashion, Race 5: 17.35 Gintime, Race 6: 18.04 Rob Roy Macgregor, Race 7: 18.34 Irish Goodbye.

TAUNTON: Race 1: 15.40 Kings Champion, Race 2: 16.12 Wandering Ego, Race 3: 16.45 Beauty In The Park, Race 4: 17.15 Premier, Race 5: 17.45 Royal Jewel, Race 6: 18.15 Jaitroplaclasse, Race 7: 18.45 Dish Of The Day.

WOLVERHAMPTON: Race 1: 19.30 Harbour Vision, Race 2: 20.00 Many A Star, Race 3: 20.30 Lovethiswayagain, Race 4: 21.00 Captain Robert, Race 5: 21.30 Commander Of Life, Race 6: 22.00 FAR TOO FIZZY (NAP), Race 7: 22.30 Flying Macs.

ALL TO COME: Many A Star and Far Too Fizzy (Wolverhampton, Races 2 and 6).