Marco can take it to the Max
Marco Botti’s Maximilian Caesar was going further and further away from rivals, when winning at Yarmouth.
That was over the seven-furlong distance, and if ever a two-yearold would improve for further, it is him.
Up to a mile at Windsor, and with the winner’s penalty set at just 5lb, this looks like another good opportunity
John Spearing has managed to squeeze two recent wins from It’s How We Roll, a modest but totallywilling animal.
His latest, over course and distance, incurs a 4lb penalty, but that is negated by young amateur, Lewis Kent’s claim.
Sir Mark Prescott’s Heat And Dust is the likely favourite, but he’s been beaten at today’s Class 5 level, after two Class 6 wins.
Pam Sly’s Cubanista has been hit with a 9lb hike for winning a Class 6 handicap at Yarmouth, which seems harsh.
Perhaps Henry Candy’s Ring Of Light can improve this time, after his second at Newmarket was a solid step forward.