TRUST FUND ALL SET
TRUST IF WE CAN CAN (5.00) will put his best foot forward on Hamilton’s exciting DM Hall Raceday.
Mark Johnston’s threeyear-old didn’t set the heather on fire over shorter but relished the step up to 1m 2f when dismissing Troop at Redcar.
A 6lb hike requires more but the Sepoy gelding is open to plenty of improvement over middle distances and can follow up today. DAPPER MAN (2.30) can take the trappy Macroberts Handicap for thriving handler Roger Fell.
The four-year-old has been in cracking form and remains fairly treated after his defeat of King
Crimson at Ripon. The Lockton Handicap is also tricky but I like the look of
STRAIGHTOTHEPOINT (3.00). Ryan Smart’s sprinter has a fair record at this venue and shaped like his turn was near when a close third behind Extrasolar at Catterick.
JABBAAR (3.30) can kick off a profitable spell for Dumfries handler Iain Jardine.
The five-year-old scored with plenty in hand at Chester on Saturday and can shrug off a 6lb penalty with any repeat.
Jardine has his string in reasonable form and he can double up with COLOUR
CONTRAST (4.30). The five-year-old has been getting the hang of things this season and can open his account after an eye-catching second to Rebel State at Ayr.
Top Irish handler Ger Lyons can enjoy a rare winner at Hamilton with LADY
NATHANIEL (4.00). The Nathaniel filly has shown some respectable form during her short career and should be primed after running well for a long way on her return at Dundalk.
Team Johnston can also get on the scoresheet at Chelmsford with VALE OF KENT (7.10). The useful handicapper was a fine third behind the exciting
Society Power at Goodwood on Saturday and can score off an unchanged mark.
MESQUITE (7.40) can take another big step forward for in-form Ralph Beckett.
The High Chaparral filly improved again when outpointing decent yardstick
Fountain Of Time over course and distance and remains unexposed over a mile.