TOOSEY GOOD TO PASS
TOOSEY (1.50) can make the long journey over from Gavin Cromwell’s Meath base worthwhile by scoring at Southwell.
The gelding did me a nice turn when hacking up over fences at Ayr and stayed in form when narrowly beaten over timber at Thurles.
Still fairly treated, the consistent seven-year-old can quickly return to winning ways.
TROUFION (12.50) can enhance Caroline Bailey’s superb course record in the handicap chase. The grey was progressive over fences when last seen in April 2017 and can shrug off a long absence having gone well fresh in the past.
SAFFRON PRINCE (3.20) can reign for David Brigwater in the conditionals’ handicap hurdle.
The 10-year-old bounced back when beating Deise Vu in a trappy chase at Stratford and can follow up off an attractive timber mark. Dan Skelton is in flying form and can score at Fakenham with TOO MUCH
TOO SOON (1.0). The nine-year-old has been running well over fences and can bag his first win of the campaign back over hurdles. SWEET DESTINATION (1.30) can shade a tight three-runner mares’ chase for Garett Ahern. The six-year-old build on encouraging Irish form when slamming Between The
Waters at Plumpton and is unexposed over staying trips.
ANONYMOUS JOHN (1.10) is the name to remember on the all-weather at Lingfield.
Dominic French-Davis’s sprinter did it nicely over course and distance on Friday and remains well handicapped.
Jim Boyle’s SHINING (2.10) can gain a well-deserved success in the Ladbrokes Nursery. The juvenile was just held by
Lorna Cole here and should still be ahead of her current mark.
BOBBY K (2.40) can take another step forward for in-form Simon Crisford in the Betway Handicap. The three-year-old was unlucky when second to
Why We Dream at Nottingham. Colin Tizzard says stable stars Native River and
Thistlecrack are both primed for their clash in Saturday’s Betfair Chase at Haydock.
Superstar Enable will be kept in training next season by owner Khalid Abdullah, with the mare’s campaign geared towards a third Arc success in October.