BREEZE TO VICTORY
LIBERTY BREEZE (4.50) should blow her rivals away for Simon Whitaker in the lucky last at Catterick.
The filly decisively defeated Desert Dream over track and trip two weeks ago.
That race is working out well so this pacy type can defy a 3lb hike for her shrewd yard.
LIV LUCKY (1.55) looks set to keep the team Johnston bandwagon rolling in the Sky Bet Handicap.
The three-year-old hit back with last week’s super second to Crypto Quest at Hamilton.
The speedster remains fairly treated so should go one better in this slightly weaker contest.
HEAT AND DUST (4.15) rates a typical Sir Mark Prescott improver in this afternoon’s Racing TV Handicap.
The four-year-old opened his account by bolting up from Sisterandbrother at Brighton a week ago. The gelding scored with plenty in hand so ought to shrug off a welter burden under Luke Morris.
MR ZEE (6.08) can maintain Michael Blake’s winning streak on a trappy card at Sandown.
The five-year-old denied the useful Dundory at Leicester at the start of this month.
The gelding was value for more than the length verdict so stands to follow up on the faster surface.
George Boughey is thriving so MRS U S A (6.38) should star in the EBF Maiden Stakes with a repeat of last week’s solid second at Beverley to the talented Lady Hollywood.
LIBERATION POINT (7.38) should run riot in the Hwfa Williams Handicap.
Michael Appleby’s gelding ran a blinder last week when giving the in-form Karibana most resistance at Chelmsford.
The five-year-old is even better on turf so can capitalise on a fair mark dropped in class.
The Breeders’ Handicap is a tricky one but William Haggas’
FRANTANCK (8.08) stands out. The colt looks unexposed after last month’s third to
Sense Of Wisdom in a hot Newmarket novice.
REGAL WORLD (6.25) can reign for Tim Easterby in the Bevin Handicap at Leicester.
The three-year-old stayed on the rise with a stellar second to Doomsday at Catterick.
Open to progress over a mile, the gelding can turn the tables at these weights.