Blinkers can help Wapping record second win at Leicester

Newmarket: David Milnes

Wapping (7.00 Leicester, nap)

May have needed the run when third on his return at Yarmouth last month and has since impressed on the watered gallop. David Lanigan's gelding has worn blinkers at home and is fitted them for the first time in public.
Others to follow
Leicester 6.00 Arabian Jazz, 8.00 Archer's Arrow, 8.30 Coverham.

Lambourn: Nick Deacon

Tales Of The Tweed (3.10 Fakenham, nap)

Showed promise in bumpers and came good with a decisive win on second outing over hurdles at Ascot last month. A fresh horse after missing the winter campaign waiting for better ground and has pleased connections since his win.

Others to follow
Exeter 6.45 Linguine,
Fakenham 4.10 Sureness,
Ffos Las 3.20 Cole Harden, 3.50 Le Dauphin,
Leicester 6.00 Queen Of The Kalahari, 6.30 Global Alexander, 7.30 Naval Warfare, 8.00 Private Mission.

North: Richard Young

Savannah Moon (4.00 Ayr, nap)

Much-improved effort to be surrounded by a stack of subsequent winners when second on fast ground at Beverley on final start last year. On a good mark for handicap debut and fancied to go close over a trip that should suit.

Others to follow
Ayr 2.00 Poet's Reward, 2.30 Sketch Book Venue, 3.00 Spes Nostra, 3.30 Strummer, 4.30 Chaplin Bay, 5.00 New Abbey Angel.
Fakenham 2.10 Back To Balloo, 2.40 Nicki's Nipper, 4.40 Close House.
Leicester 6.00 Elixsoft, 6.30 The Stalking Moon, 7.00 Mariee, 7.30 Art Echo, 8.00 Abiento, 8.30 Shakabula.

West Country: Andrew King

Brahms De Clermont (5.45 Exeter, nap)

Ran well over hurdles last season but remains a novice for this campaign and has been found a great opportunity to get his head in front.

Others to follow
Exeter 6.15 Goodgirlteresa, 6.45 Captain Buck's, 7.15 Ink Master, 7.45 Inch Rock, 8.15 My Story.
Fakenham 3.10 Trevisani, 4.40 Monsieur Gibraltar.
Ffos Las 3.20 Sir Ivan, 3.50 Wolftrap, 4.20 Ugolin De Beaumont, 4.50 Vision D'Auteuil.

Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner

In Focus (5.00 Ayr, nap)

Comes with risks attached but has slipped a long way in the weights and definite signs of life when doing best of those held up on second start for Philip Kirby last time.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Swatow (6.15 Exeter)

Has found one too good on both starts over hurdles but Emma Lavelle's five-year-old can make it third time lucky.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Gone With The Wind (5.00 Ayr)

Course-and-distance winner who is capable of going well off this mark if fully wound up after an absence.