TAKE SHINE TO LASER
Godolphin runner can be star of the Show
Laser Show (2.20) can light up the day and illuminate the wallet at Chelmsford.
Saeed Bin Suroor’s gelding has an excellent chance facing just four rivals in the royal blue of Godolphin.
He has been coming along steadily and there was much to like about the way he travelled and ran on when scoring at Newmarket last time.
Calum Shepherd is back in the saddle and they can make all again back on the all-weather despite an 8lb hike.
Bin Suroor and Shepherd also team up with SILVER LINE
(3.25) who can see off Aljaro having run well fresh in the past.
The day starts with a novice race and it’s incredible to see
EYE OF HEAVEN (1.15) given the fact he was all the rage for the Norfolk at Royal Ascot.
However, it didn’t go to plan for Mark Johnston’s charge that day but he should bounce back at a very short price down in class.
If he does go odds-on, just do the double with Laser Show. ROSA GOLD (4.15) is
the pick at Bath for the thriving
Rae Guest while CWYNAR (5.05) can extend Andrew Balding’s winning run at Wolves.
SEARCH FOR A SONG (4.40) is well worth a shot at a repeat success in the Irish St Leger at the Curragh.
Dermot
Weld’s mare hosed up a year ago and will have been laid out for the return bid al l season.
Aid an
O’ Brien’ s
Sovereign is a worthy market
leader but Search for a Song is too big a price so she looks a cracking each-way bet. MASTER OF THE SEAS (4.10) can fend off Lucky Vega and Battleground in a tremendous renewal of the National Stakes. Charlie Appleby has done well in this race and the fact his charge is going there is noteworthy.
The colt looked sharp when winning the Superlative Stakes at Newmarket and can upset the locals.
Stradivarius puts his Arc claims to the test in the Prix Foy but he’s far too short for a bet. Raabihah should be every bit as dominant in the Prix Vermei l le but she is also best watched at the cramped odds likely to be on offer.