Wolverhampton to Host Exciting Nine-Race Card on Tuesday

The spotlight is on Wolverhampton tonight as Intervention and Accrual prepare to clash in the featured event, broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. Tonight's nine-race card at Wolverhampton includes the Class 3 Make The Move To Midnite Handicap, which sees Intervention and Accrual go head-to-head. Intervention is coming off a win at Lingfield, where he secured his 15th career victory in 112 starts for Michael Appleby and Horsewatchers. Following this success, he has been raised 4lb and now boasts a mark of 86. Accrual, four years Intervention's junior, won over the same course and distance just before Christmas, achieving his third victory on the all-weather in seven attempts. Rowan Scott will be on board, and although Accrual will carry a 5lb penalty, this may not be enough to prevent David Loughnane's charge from claiming another win at Dunstall Park. Coachello, who hasn't won since claiming this race a year ago, returns 3lb lighter than his previous outing. Love Your Work is set to compete in the penultimate Midnite: Built For 2025 Not 2005 Handicap, seeking his third win at the track. His first victory came in November 2024, and his second win last week marked his second success in three starts, making him a horse in form. For the latest news, interviews, and features from the world of horse racing, visit Sky Sports Racing. At nine years old, Love Your Work still appears to have a strong fighting spirit, as evidenced by his recent performance where he led into the bend and, despite being headed in the straight, battled back to win on the line. As a result, he has been raised 4lb. Salaria is aiming for a hat-trick after significantly improving his rating from 64 to 69, and Charlie Clover will be hoping to achieve a quickfire December hat-trick. The final race of the year at Wolverhampton, the 8.30pm Midnite A Next Generation Betting App Handicap, features Alafdhal, who is seeking to complete a hat-trick. His winning streak began in early December with a strong performance under Luke Morris, where he secured his 12th career victory at Lingfield. Stay up-to-date with all the latest racing news, interviews, and features on your mobile device. Following Alafdhal's success, Phil McEntee sent him back out just under a fortnight later, looking to capitalize on the horse's form. Alafdhal defied a 2lb penalty from Lingfield and won well on the line, suggesting the handicapper may not have fully accounted for his previous success. Sam's Xpress won at Lingfield last time out and has been given a 5lb penalty, with Dylan Hogan retaining the ride.