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Four-year-old returns to Newcastle, where he has already won three times, for the all-weather championships

The decision to switch the all-weather championships card from Lingfield to Newcastle means that Tyrrhenian Sea returns to the track where he reeled off a mid-winter hat-trick, and he is likely to start at odds-on for his in-form trainer, Roger Varian, in the Betway Easter Classic at the end of the card.

The four-year-old looked like one of the unluckiest losers of the all-weather campaign when only fourth at odds-on at Kempton Park last month, and he is better judged on a very cosy win from an opening mark of 87 on his handicap debut in February.