SIMON SAYS PICK ME
MANXMAN (2.25) can cane his foes for Simon and Ed Crisford in the staying handicap at Goodwood.
The four-year-old was only denied a five-timer by Rathgar on his return over 1m 6f here three weeks ago.
The gelding remains fairly treated so should put that to good use back up in trip.
RED SAND (1.50) ought to keep Ed Walker’s bandwagon rolling in the novices’ event.
The colt was a stellar second to the promising Star Anthem on debut at Bath this month.
The juvenile learned plenty so can open his account in another fascinating contest.
Jane Chapple-Hyam is flying so MALLAVELLY (3.0) is worth backing in the EBF Handicap.
The filly improved again three weeks ago when third behind the exciting Sea Just In Time at Newmarket.
The three-year-old stayed 1m 2f well so stands to cash in on an attractive opening mark.
PASSION AND GLORY (3.35) looks set to get back on track for Saeed bin Suroor.
STREET KID (4.10) should show his mettle for shrewd Kevin Philippart de Foy.
The gelding ran a stormer when second to Liamarty Dreams at Mussselburgh last month and still sits on an inviting mark in a tricky event.
ARAGON CASTLE (4.40) looks solid in the Racingclub. com Handicap. The threeyear-old returned to form with a second to Nellie Leylax at Haydock a month ago. That is strong form so the gelding can extend Andrew Balding’s super run under Oisin Murphy.
FAIR WIND (5.10) should breeze to victory for Owen Burrows in the sprint.
The grey was unlucky to meet Isle Of Lismore on his return at Ascot this month.
The four-year-old should be fighting fit so ought to claim a trappy event for his in-form yard. AL SAYAH (7.0) can maintain Neil Mulholland’s flying start at Hereford tonight.
The hurdler relished tackling almost 2m 4f when hammering
Trickalight at Fontwell this month and faces a 5lb penalty.
CAPTAIN ATTRIDGE (8.0) should take control for Henry Oliver in the handicap hurdle.
The gelding hacked up from
Sanitiser over track and trip this month so stands to make light of a fair 5lb hike.