TIME ON YOUR SIDE
TIME INTERVAL (7.15) can make it a night to remember for shrewd handler John Flint at Windsor.
The gelding improved again for his new yard when cosily defeating Anythingtoday over 1m 2f here two weeks ago.
That race is working out well so the four-year-old looks poised to defy a well-earned 5lb penalty back up in trip.
ANGLE LAND (5.05) boasts the edge for sprint expert Robert Cowell in the Twitter
Handicap. The three-year-old was second to Kape Moss in hotter company at Goodwood.
The filly likes this quirky venue so can claim a slightly weaker race under Rossa Ryan.
The jockey should add the Fitzdares Racehorse Handicap on VAL DE TRAVERS (6.15).
The sprinter stayed on the rise for Michael Appleby when denying Eeh Bah Gum at Thirsk a month ago. That is creditable form so this lightly raced type should shrug off a 5lb rise in a stronger event.
MACHO PRIDE (6.30) can floor his foes for thriving handler Ben Haslam in the Mr Wolf Sprint at Pontefract.
The four-year-old relished returning to turf when chinned by Dream Together in a fair event at Haydock in April and is nicely treated in this sphere.
CHARGING THUNDER (7.0) should strike for in-form David O’Meara in the MND Handicap. The gelding shaped like his turn was near when narrowly beaten at York by Topanticipation last month.
KING OF TONGA (7.30) can reign for Declan Carroll in the Castleford Tigers Handicap.
The sprinter was unlucky to meet well-treated Nearly A Gonna over nearly six furlongs at Carlisle three weeks ago.
The grey has a terrific record at this venue so stands to star dropped almost a furlong.
BAVARDAGES (8.0) ought to extend team Easterby’s winning run in the Wakefield Handicap. The gelding can seal a hat-trick following his game defeat of Plumette at Beverley.
Micky Hammond knows the time of day so best look to
FIFTYSHADESARESDEV (9.0) in the last.
The grey looked better than ever when just failing to catch
Truely Aclaimed at York last month. The gelding was doing all his best work late so should deliver back over a mile.