Race-by-race preview and tips for Newcastle (Beaumont) on Tuesday

3. In Circles is a lightly raced metropolitan mare who finds a very winnable race second-up over more ground. Was close up in two provincial runs to kick off his career earlier in the year before a spell. Then ran home to miss by under a length in a smarter race at Gosford when resuming. Again drawn to settle back and get to the outside, and even better suited with the track likely to slip back into soft range. 12. Private Liaison gets first use of the inside, and a clear threat coming back from a fair debut run in much tougher company at Canterbury when specked in the market at double figure odds. 11. Latest Flame held her ground into a place on debut at Hawkesbury. 4. Odin’s Eye is lightly raced, and over the odds second-up; while 8. Our Turbo , a colt by Pinatubo on debut in blinkers for the Archibald stable at Warwick Farm behind three trials, can run well above his early price. How to play it: In Circles to win

8. Grand Carousel is a genuine mare well-placed to pounce deep into her first extended campaign. Has placed in three of her last four, the latest two strong through the line from both well off speed and on-pace at her Kembla home. Drawn to get a soft run, and just needs a clear crack at them over the final 350m. 11. Yvonne’s Joy is primed to break through fourth-up after two solid closing runs against metro opposition in soft going. Pushed up a little further in trip now, and the more rain that turns up on race day, the better placed she is. 3. Call Me Rookie is a big market watch on debut for the David Pfieffer stable. Won the second of two lead-up trials, and is by boom sire Harry Angel. Gap to the rest headed by 1. Algorithmic who gets a key gear change fourth-up, and comes through some handy provincial form lines. 5. The Prospe ct returning off a nine-week break is next best. How to play it: Grand Carousel to win

2. Force March is a lightly raced and promising home track four-year-old by Grunt who can resume for a second prep with a bang. Rounded out a three-start campaign through autumn with a fast-finishing effort in a much deeper maiden at Wyong, and is drawn to get cover off speed. Headed for better races, and was scratched from the opening race to run in this. 1. Wan Lost is a big watch, resuming for the leading on-track stable, with a key metro jockey booking. Was good through the line in a trial here three weeks back, and well capable of defying the weight. 4. St Johann , a four-year-old by Doubtland, won the second of two Rosehill trials ahead of his first start for the Hawkes stable. 5. Mayweather second-up from a good draw, heads the rest. How to play it: Force March to win

4. Lady Of The Castle is an improving provincial mare well placed to go back-to back fourth-up, especially with one of the early market rivals being preferred at Monday’s Tuncurry meeting. Came off a plain run in heavy going at Gosford to appreciate a firmer surface on the course proper here, tracking the speed and finishing best. Again drawn to get a cosy run on speed, and strong jockey sticks solid. 1. Canal reloads 25 days after a dominant first-up breakthrough win at Port as a heavily backed favourite. 9.