Dream Mount can sprout wings to win at Wolverhampton

Newmarket: David Milnes

Dream Mount (4.40 Wolverhampton, nap)

Marco Botti has his team in good form for the backend and this son of Dream Ahead scored cosily on his latest start at Lingfield last month. That form has since been upheld and the youngster has since worked well on Racecourse Side.

Others to follow
Catterick 1.35 Nurse Nightingale, 2.40 Newt.
Wolverhampton 5.10 Laieth, 5.40 Jellmood, 6.10 Cool Breeze, 7.10 Tasaaboq.

Lambourn: James Burn

Haul Away (3.35 Bangor, nap)

This handsome four-year-old is a handy type who appears more forward than some of the youngsters at Seven Barrows. Should be able to go close before attention is switched to hurdling.

Others to follow
Bangor 12.55 Turtle Wars, 1.25 Gibralfaro, 2.00 Pennywell, 3.05 War Creation.
Chepstow 1.15 Canelo, 1.45 Vinnie Lewis, 3.25 The Lion Dancer.

North: Richard Young

Chickenfortea (3.15 Catterick, nap)

Overall form patchy but is two from three at Catterick and showed a good attitude over 7f here last time. He should have no problems with return to 6f, has ground in favour and well drawn for one that makes the running and he's fancied to go very close.

Others to follow
Bangor 12.55 Zalvados, 2.30 Ballycool, 3.05 Cave Top.
Catterick 12.35 Machree, 1.05 Ebtida, 1.35 Mixboy, 2.10 Boots And Spurs, 2.40 Only Orsenfoolsies, 3.45 Short Work, 4.20 Cool Strutter.
Wolverhampton 4.40 Dr Richard Kimble, 5.10 Arch Gold, 5.40 Handsome Bob, 6.10 Lady Joanna Vassa, 6.40 Dalalah, 7.10 Lotara, 7.40 Omotesando, 8.10 Mr C.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

Dostal Phil (12.55 Bangor, nap)

The form of his French win has been impressively franked by the runner-up who looks very smart and connections have high hopes for this exciting recruit. He is fancied to take the beating on hurdling debut.

Others to follow
Bangor 1.25 Modus, 3.35 Neachells Bridge.
Chepstow 1.15 Ballygown Bay, 2.50 Ramses De Teillee, 3.25 Rock On Oscar, 3.55 Smart Boy, 4.30 As I See It.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Smart Boy (3.55 Chepstow, nap)

Much improved for more positive tactics for his new yard and bolted up at Plumpton last week. Should prove hard top beat under a 7lb penalty.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Milan Of Crystal (3.05 Bangor)

Has scored twice already this month and a hat trick looks on the cards for Dave Roberts' thriving, in-form mare.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Saint John Henry (1.45 Chepstow)

Lost his way when last seen over hurdles, but trip, track and ground will suit and can go well on chase debut.

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