SERVICE WITH A SMILE
SIP AND SMILE (2.45) can extend George Boughey’s magnificent run in the Almada Mile at Hamilton.
The gelding improved again when a cracking third to Laasudood in a hot Doncaster handicap this month.
The three-year-old looks nicely unexposed over this trip so ought to deny a strong field under William Buick.
The duo should also bag the Hampton By Hilton Handicap with JUDY ’S PARK (3.50). The speedster was unlucky to meet the progressive Dreams Of Thunder in a fair event at Nottingham last month.
That was a career best on turf so the filly can deliver against some exposed rivals.
Iain Jardine has hit top gear so LORD SAM’S CASTLE (1.15) gets the nod in the maiden.
The juvenile should score with a repeat of his narrow loss to Mas Rapido on debut over track and trip 13 days ago. Kevin Ryan is thriving so
SHALADAR (1.45) stands out in the Ferniegair Handicap.
The three-year-old relished a mile when just denying
Fergie Time here 13 days ago.
The gelding still looks fairly treated so stands to make light of a reasonable 6lb penalty.
Simon Pearce’s FRISKY (2.15) will take some stopping in the Racing Staff Novice Stakes. The three-year-old can build on a creditable second to the promising Royal Aclaim
at Bath this month.
MADAME AMBASSADOR
(3.15) looks poised to turn on the charm in the Hamiltonpark.co.uk Handicap.
Mark Johnston’s horse ran a stormer when third to Bizarre Law at Goodwood 11 days ago and ought to deservedly open her account dropped in class.
Mick Easterby’s REFUGE
(4.25) rates the safest call in the tricky Racing TV Handicap.
The sprinter hit back when decisively defeating the inform Quanah over course and distance this month.
The gelding still lurks on an attractive mark so can star in a slightly weaker contest.
ON THE NOSE (2.30) should boost Gary Moore’s terrific record at Brighton after giving Silver Bubble most resistance at this track three weeks ago.
Julia Feilden’s SPANISH MANE (4.45) can defy a fair 3lb hike for edging out Rivas Rob Roy here this month.