Vibrance has become a distance specialist for Fanshawe at Kempton
- Vibrance can continue on an upward curve today by completing a course four-timer at Kempton.
This James Fanshawe-trained filly is becoming a 3200m specialist at the Sunbury circuit, with two wins in November and a third success last month following a 57-day break.
It seems hard to believe now that this daughter of Nathaniel was a maiden before then, but she has come of age after being stepped up from middle distances and with plenty of racing.
She only made her debut in June, but now has the experience and know how to make an impact over long distances.
Having already gone up a total of 5kg for those two victories, another 2kg rise is unlikely to halt her winning sequence in the 32Red Handicap.
Godhead was a shade unlucky to lose his unbeaten record last time out and can regain winning ways in the 32Red Casino Novice Stakes.
It looked like he was coming through to win his race at Wolverhampton in December, when he was accidentally hit over the head by another jockey's whip inside the final 200m.
Though he kept on, he must have been put off by that as he went down by a neck to The Met.
John Gosden's four-year-old colt returns to Kempton, where he had made a winning debut the previous month.
That race was over 1600m, but he had it won some way out and the step down to 1400mgs looks a logical step.
Rajman won over 1400m on this course last month and should take some stopping in his bid to double up in the Bet at racingtv.com Handicap.
He gamely stuck to his task to hold Itmakesyouthink by 0.50 lengths, and it would be no surprise if Tom Clover's four-yearold son of Zoffany followed up.
Olivers Pursuit went so close to opening his account on his latest start on
this course and he deserves another chance in the 32Red. com Handicap.
It was only in the shadow of the post this Gay Kellewaytrained gelding was collared and beaten a short head by Barking Mad, after coming with what looked a perfectly timed run.
However, that was his first outing for 135 days and he can make amends with that run under his belt.
Glitter Queen should have enough about her to get off the mark in the Bombardier Golden Beer Maiden Auction Stakes at Lingfield.
Marco Botti's filly was seemingly not that well fancied on her racecourse debut at Kempton last month as a 14-1 shot but shaped with plenty of promise to finish third despite showing signs of greenness.
She can only improve on that performance and with the step up to 1600m likely to suit, she should prove hard to beat.
Jobsonfire has thrived since being stepped up to 4800m and should relish the stamina test at Carlisle for the Racing TV Handicap Hurdle.
Sam Allwood's eight-year-old has won his last two starts in emphatic fashion and is hard to oppose. -