No prizes for originality, I’m afraid, but Kalon Brama yet to run a bad race since switched to the Polytrack at Chelmsford in September and may be able to record her second course and distance win. Peter Charalambous’ filly has actually won
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In the Totetrifecta Pick The 1, 2, 3, Handicap (6.15) at Chelmsford on Thursday, Merritt Island has officially improved by 35lb since making her seasonal debut at Bath last May and may be able to resume winning ways. The daughter
Historically, North Yorkshire trainer David O’Meara has a poor record on the Rowley Mile at Newmarket, but he appears to have found an excellent opportunity for Zacynthus to record his second win for the yard in the TurfTV Handicap (4.20).
In the Bet Through the Racing Post App Handicap (3.10) at Doncaster on Saturday, Storm Force Ten is presumably being primed for another winter over obstacles for owner Robert Waley-Cohen, but he doesn’t look badly handicapped on the Flat
The Southwell-Racecourse.co.uk Handicap Hurdle (3.35) on Thursday is plenty competitive enough, but Cusheen Bridge has shown a liking for the Nottinghamshire track and could be worth chancing, despite finishing last of eight, beaten 29 lengths, in a 0-130 contest at
Wadi Al Hattawi was pulled up after just two furlongs on his second start of the season at York, after inexplicably losing his action, but has otherwise made excellent progress and can make it three wins from four starts
The Al Maktoum College, Dundee Handicap (3.40) at Ayr on Friday is about as competitive as sprint handicaps come, but Compton Heights is clearly thriving in his new surroundings and can record the biggest win of his career so far.
Richard Hannon has a healthy 4-14 (29%) strike rate at Ffos Las and Jakodima can improve that record in the Castell Howell Foods Handicap (5.00) at the Carmarthenshire track on Sunday. The son of Kodiac is set for a
The Ladbrokes St Leger Stakes, run over 1 mile 6 furlongs and 132 yards at Doncaster, looks a particularly trappy contest this year, despite just eight runners. Nevertheless, we’ve analysed the recent trends in the oldest British Classic in an
In the Ladbrokes Portland (2.35) at Doncaster on Saturday, Mark Johnston’s three-year-old Indescribable makes a quick reappearance after finishing last of fifteen, beaten 20 lengths, in a similar race at Haydock last Saturday and could go well at generous