BHATT’S MORE LIKE IT
DULLA BHATTI (4.30) can strike for shrewd Michael Dods in the Drumleaning Handicap at Carlisle.
The four-year-old improved again when second to the well treated Admirality on last month’s return at Wetherby.
The gelding was staying on well so should capitalise on a nice mark at this stiffer track.
ELEGANT ERIN (2.55) can turn on the style for in-form Paul Midgley in the Biglands Handicap. The speedy fiveyear-old bounced back when easily defeating Good Earth on her comeback at Beverley.
That race is working out well so the filly can make light of a well-earned 5lb penalty.
AIRSHOW (3.05) should soar for Brian Millman in the sprint handicap at Chepstow.
The seven-year-old ran another stormer when giving the improving Get It most problems at Bath this month so ought to go one better in this slightly weaker contest.
AMALFI BAY (5.25) stands to land the odds for team Charlton in the tricky First Cafes Handicap.
The four-year-old was a fine second to Pledge Of Honour on this month’s return at Haydock so looks set to resume winning ways for a yard who have hit peak form.
THE LAMPLIGHTER (2.10) should shine for skilled George Baker on a trappy fixture at Brighton. The gelding shaped like his turn was near when chinned by Shobiz in better company at Goodwood.
DREAMS OF THUNDER (7.55) ought to extend Amy Murphy’s excellent run at Haydock tonight.
The filly easily accounted for Judy’s Park on debut for her handler at Nottingham last week. Largely unexposed over six furlongs, she should make light of a lenient 3lb hike.
Charlie Appleby remains in top gear so TRUE ACCOLADE (8.55) is worth backing.
Impressive at Windsor, he was then unlucky to meet March Moon at Lingfield. Last month’s effort was still a smart one so a winning handicap bow beckons back over 1m 2f.
FROG AND TOAD (6.30) is primed to shade the opener at Pontefract for David O’Meara.
The gelding still lurks on an attractive mark after outpointing Broctune Red in a hot Thirsk handicap.