READY TO RUMBLE
RUMBLE INTHEJUNGLE (2.25) can floor his rivals in the Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster.
Richard Spencer’s juvenile has developed into a smart sprinter, finishing fourth in the Norfolk at Ascot before bolting up in the Molecombe at Goodwood.
The colt showed a potent turn of foot when routing a quality field that day and can add this Group 2 to his CV with further progress expected.
Richard Hannon’s ANNA BY GARRY OWEN
NERIUM (1.50) can reign in the Group 3 Sceptre Stakes.
The daughter of Dubawi is a proven class act who looked better than ever dismissing the progressive Dream Of Dreams at Goodwood.
The three-year-old won’t mind any cut in the ground and can follow up in this contest for her skilled connections.
WALTON STREET (3.00) can keep Charlie Appleby’s fine season on track in the Mallard Handicap. The gelding has shown some impressive form and relished the step up to 1m 6f when third to the talented
Hamada in the Group 3 Geoffrey Freer at Newbury.
The son of Cape Cross remains open to plenty of improvement as a stayer and can triumph down in class.
SHEIKHZAYEDROAD (3.35) can regain his crown in the Group 2 Doncaster Cup. David Simcock’s nine-year-old has been one of the best stayers for several years and landed this Group 2 contest in 2016.
The gelding showed plenty of ability when sixth in the Ascot Gold Cup and can resume winning ways back on Town Moor.
SANGARIUS (4.05) can enhance his growing reputation in the Flying Scotsman Stakes.
Sir Michael Stoute’s colt looked above par scoring on his debut at Newmarket.
LAKE VOLTA (5.10) can land a trappy sprint handicap for Mark Johnston. The gelding has been running with credit in defeat over seven furlongs and remains on a workable mark back over an extended six. Lah Ti Dar, Kew Gardens and Old Persian head a highclass field of 12 for tomorrow’s St Leger at Doncaster.
Gordon Elliott’s Samcro is likely to reappear at Down Royal in early November – but he has warned owners Gigginstown haven’t decided if he’d start his campaign over hurdles or fences.