NEWBURY
1:10
Gaius (Sean Levey)
He’s already shown a very good level of form and his experience should count for plenty in a field with quite a few newcomers. He’ll handle the good to soft ground and is the one they all have to catch.
Zoom (Pat Dobbs)
He’s a nice colt by Adaay, who has made a very bright start to his stallion career, and this lad has lots of ability, but I do expect him to improve for the run and I’ll be surprised if he’s sharp enough to win first time out.
1:40
Mr Tyrrell (Liam Browne)
He’s been extremely consistent all season and has a great attitude. Liam gets on very well with him and he ran a nice race in a slightly better contest at Ascot last time so has every chance of going close here.
4:00
Gubbass (Sean Levey)
He ran a fantastic race in the G1 Prix Morny last time and while Armor got beaten a neck at Doncaster last time, he hardly let the form down so this lad comes here with very solid credentials and we know he likes the track because he won the Super Sprint in July. On ratings he’s the one they all have to beat and I’ll be disappointed if he isn’t able to go very close (as long as there’s not much more rain).
4:35
Everyday (Sean Levey)
He was well beaten at Chelmsford on his debut and needs to step up considerably on that to be considered a realistic chance and he’ll be much better further down the line in Handicaps.
Looe Beach (Tom Marquand)
He’s a nice colt by Footstepsinthesand who has been showing enough to suggest he has plenty of talent but I’ll be surprised if he’s quite ready to win this first time out.
Night Glass (Pat Dobbs)
He ran very green at Kempton but I do think that run will have done him a lot of good and I’d be hoping he can put quite a nice step forward, but he definitely needs to.
AYR
2:30
Typhoon Ten (Hollie Doyle)
He’s a tough customer with a very good attitude who rarely runs a bad race. The hurly burly of this will really suit him and a fast run six furlongs is right up his street. It’s the Ayr Silver Cup so I’m not confident by any means but he goes there with a great each way shout under Hollie Doyle. Unibet's 15 To Go free bet offer will be running on this race.
3:40
Lexington Dash (Joe Fanning)
He didn’t run his race at Ascot last time but is much better than that and wasn’t actually beaten all that far in this race last year (14th beaten seven lengths) off the same mark and if getting some luck in running I can easily see him going well at decent odds. Unibet's 15 To Go free bet offer will be running on this race.
NEWMARKET
1:00
Mashaaer (Dane O’Neill)
He ran extremely well at Ascot on his debut and did exactly what we thought he’d do. That will have brought him on plenty and he would have to be taken very seriously here.
1:30
Anghaam (Dane O’Neill)
She missed the break and got squeezed up at Lingfield last time so draw a line through that and focus on her previous efforts which are very good. She’s got plenty in her favour here so has a great chance.
2:40
Love Powerful (Rossa Ryan)
She ran a great race in a big handicap at York last time on her second run back from a break and clearly appreciated the step back down to six furlongs as well. She’s slowly but surely coming back down the weights and has a very realistic chance in this.
We’ve got a handful of runners at Wolverhampton on Saturday evening and Three Dons would definitely be our best chance in the Seller at 5:30pm.
