HUGO BOSS OF SHOW
THE ROSSTAFARIAN (1.45) can claim a cracking renewal of the Silver Tankard Stakes at Ponterfract.
Hugo Palmer’s colt enjoyed a hugely impressive debut when bolting up from the promising Glide Down at Salisbury.
The juvenile looks ever inch a Group-race performer so stands to deny some exciting rivals under James Doyle.
THE GRAND VISIR (2.20) can lift the Phil Bull Trophy for shrewd trainer Ian Williams. The gelding recorded a career best when third to Spanish Mission in the Group Two Doncaster Cup.
The tough six- year- old remains in peak form so ought to resume winning ways in these calmer waters.
Tim Easterby is still enjoying plenty of winners and can strike again with CRUYFF TURN (2.50).
Impressive at Redcar, the gelding improved again when chasing home a thriving Catch
My Breath at Ayr. The threeyear-old was staying on nicely over a mile that day so should go one better upped in trip.
STARTER FOR TEN (3.20) looks like the smart choice in the competitive Racing TV Handicap. Charlie Fellowes’ sprinter opened her account in good style when comfortably defeating Rasheeq at Leicester.
The gelding remains nicely unexposed for her handler so should follow up in a slightly better contest. REFUGE (1.0) is worth punting in the five-furlong handicap at Windsor.
Mick Easterby’s gelding can shrug off a well-earned 6lb hike for hammering Northern Society at Musselburgh.
The Dark Horse Handicap is trappy but it’s worth rowing in with SKY POWER (2.30).
EPIC ENDEAVOUR (3.0) can bag his third win this season in the Millenium Racing Handicap.
William Muir’s gelding should defy a lenient 4lb hike for dismissing Karibana in a hotter event at Newbury. MAYKIR (3.30) ought to extend John Jenkins’ excellent run in the At The Races Handicap and lurks on a workable mark.
■ Jim Goldie’s Euchen Glen will bid for Group Three glory in the St Simon Stakes at Newbury on Saturday.
DUE to production problems, Record Sport failed to carry the Ascot card in Saturday’s Punter, for which we apologise unreservedly.