RACING RESULTS & CARDS
DORKING COCK (4.40) can maintain Tom Lacey’s excellent run on a competitive card at Carlisle.
No great shakes as a novice, the five-year-old relished the softer ground when hacking up on his handicap debut at Sandown on Friday.
There should be plenty more to come from this unexposed gelding who can take advantage of an unchanged mark.
Lacey can double up in the bumper with LOSSIEMOUTH (5.10) who beat the promising
Alright Sunshine when last seen at Newcastle in December.
VIS A VIS (2.0) can open his account over hurdles at the first time of asking.
Neil Mullholland’s gelding was fourth in the Cesarewitch at Newmarket and has the scope to be even better over timber.
Nicky Richards remains in flying form and can strike with
PETITE GANACHE (2.30). The seven-year-old beat Call The
Cops with plenty in hand over 2m 6f at Newcastle and can follow up back over three miles.
NATIVE ROBIN (3.0) can defy top weight for Jeremy Scott in the Racing UK Handicap Chase.
The nine-year-old has been in cracking form and sits on an attractive mark after his good third to Night Of Sin at Fontwell.
INFORMATEUR (3.35) can enhance Sue Smith’s excellent strike rate in the Racing UK Hurdle. The six-year-old showed some eye-catching form in novice company and can get the better of some useful rivals on his handicap debut. GROUNDUNDERREPAIR (4.05) can bag his first fences win in the staying handicap chase. Warren Greatrex’s gelding ran better than the result when third to Chidswell at Kelso.
Gary Moore likes a winner at Lingfield and can bag the novice chase with WAIKIKI WAVES (2.45). The six-year-old slammed
Hint Of Grey over course and distance on his fencing bow and can do plenty more damage. Venetia Williams can claim another big staying prize with ROYAL TARA (3.50) in the Surrey National.
■ Gordon Elliott said Samcro is recovering well from a lung infection and could return in next month’s Stayers’ Hurdle at Cheltenham. Elliott’s Tiger Roll bolted up at 25-1 in the Boyne Hurdle at Navan and is now 14-1 to retain his Grand National crown in April.