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Enola for Wolverhampton double

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January 05, 2026

Enola Grey can make it a Wolverhampton double in today's Always Gamble Responsibly At BetMGM Fillies' Handicap.

Gemma Tutty's charge secured victory at the venue on her latest start, prevailing over 1400m by a cosy two lengths in what seems to be her peak time of the year.

Four of her seven wins have come in December but she has previously rolled her good form into the early weeks of January, so now might be the time to support her.

Stepping back up to an extended mile from 1400m should prove no issue as she bounded away in the final 200m before Christmas and while she has been raised 3kg to a mark of 79, Enola Grey has won off that perch in the past.

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