INFINIT WISDOM
Spencer can Ad to his Goodwood collection
THE in-form Daniel Kubler has booked Nicola Currie to ride
L’ENCLUME (1.25) in the Cazoo Handicap run over a mile and a half at Haydock Park, and she rode a winner for the stable at Brighton on Tuesday.
This filly is rated 74 and is worth an each-way nibble at 10-1 as she landed a 13- runner novice event at Kempton Park in January.
Mark Johnston has a good record with animals he sends on the long trek to Goodwood, so MY DUBAWI (1.45) is worth an each-way punt at 14-1 in the William Hill Harroways Handicap run over seven furlongs at Goodwood.
He snared a race at Kempton Park off 85 in March, and rocks up here off a perch of 87.
Ledge
At York in August VALLEY
FORGE (2.00) landed a 22- runner handicap off a ledge of 83, so Andrew Balding’s horse will carry my each-way readies at 7-1 when he rocks up in the Hell Nook Handicap run over two miles at Haydock Park off a rating of 89.
Jamie Spencer ( inset) gave AD INFINITUM (2.10) a peach of a ride when she landed a
Listed affair over course and distance at last year’s meeting on her seasonal debut.
David Simcock sends her back to the Sussex venue on her first run this campaign when she lines up in the William Hill Festival Stakes run over a mile and a quarter at Goodwood, so an each-way wager is advised around the
10-1 ledge.
John has given
MIGHTY ULYSSES
(2.35) an entry in a Group One contest at Royal Ascot, so the 101rated beast is going to take all the beating when he lines up in the Silver Bowl Handicap run over a mile at Haydock Park.
An easy winner by four and a half lengths at Newmarket last Friday, the capable 5lb claimer Benoit De La Sayette was in the plate on that occasion, and he keeps the ride.
At the recent Dante meeting on the Knavesmire, Michael Dods landed a competitive sprint handicap with Dakota
Gold, bur he relies on SIR TITUS (2.55) in the William Hill Handicap run over five furlongs at York.
Second on his first spin for the brilliant County Durham handler just five days ago, it looks as though he has plotted his horse up for this.
Bow
In the Sandy Lane Stakes run over six furlongs at Haydock Park, the 110- rated CATURRA (3.10) looks sure to be on the premises, with Adam Kirby choosing this sprinter over a stablemate. Runner- up at Chantilly on his seasonal bow in April, he will be sharper after that spin. NATIVE TRAIL (3.20) showed his liking for The Curragh when hacking up in the National Stakes in September, so the Two Thousand Guineas runner- up can snare the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas run over a mile at the County
Kildare venue.
In the William Hill Bronte Cup Fillies’ Stakes run over a mile and six furlongs at York,
GLENARTNEY (3.30) can hit the Wuthering Heights.
She needs her seasonal debut at Goodwood in April, so the filly will strip a lot fitter this afternoon and will enjoy the dig in the terrain.
With seven ladies participating, a win only wager is advised.
Having obliged three times at Haydock Park, it’s obvious
CAME FROM THE DARK (3.45)
loves the course, so back him each-way in the Group Two Temple Stakes run over five furlongs at the Lancashire venue.
He found the ground a bit too quick on his seasonal reappearance at Newmarket three weeks ago but will enjoy today’s easier conditions.
Any David Gowers which hit the track, will increase his chances.