Gosden charge fancied to score on first start

John Gosden: trainer runs Gymnaste, who has been working wellCredit: Getty Images

West Country Andrew King

That's Gonna Sting (3.10 Ludlow,nap)

Has shaped like the step up to three miles should suit and connections' patience can finally be repaid.

Others to follow

Ludlow 1.10 Coillte Lass.

Plumpton 12.55 Admiral Kid 1.25 Romain De Senam 2.00 Very Extravagant.

Lambourn James Burn

Alaskan Poet(3.30 Plumpton, nap)

Made an encouraging debut when second at Fontwell at the start of the summer before being put away. Has done well for the time and ought to be up to winning a bumper before going hurdling.

Others to follow

Ludlow 2.10 Agincourt Reef, 3.40 Highway Star.

Newcastle 1.50 Plead.
Plumpton 12.55 River Frost, 1.25 Top Notch.

Newmarket David Milnes

Gymnaste (1.50 Newcastle,nap)

John Gosden still has a sprinkling of unraced juveniles to run into December due to mid-season hold-ups and this daughter of Shamardal has been showing up nicely in her work on the Al Bahathri Polytrack of late.

Others to follow

Newcastle 1.20 Crimson Lake, 2.20 Aventinus, 2.50 Royal Marskell, 3.50 Tegara, 4.20 Dubai One

North Colin Russell

Boater (4.20 Newcastle, nap)

Hasn't added to debut win at Kempton in March, but mainly creditable efforts. Back after a break today, and good run expected on Tapeta debut on first run in a nursery.

Others to follow

Ludlow 2.40 Lofgren, 3.40 Our Delboy.

Newcastle 1.20 Touch Me, 1.50 Champagne Pink, 2.20 Morning Suit, 2.50 Ajman Prince, 3.20 Galilee Chapel, 3.50 Savannah Beau, 4.50 Young Tiger.

Racing Post Ratings Steve Mason

Boher Lad(3.10 Ludlow, nap)

Bolted up over course and distance in a similar race last week and will be hard to beat under a penalty if he is in the same sort of form today.

Topspeed Dave Edwards

River Frost (12.55 Plumpton)

An all-weather winner in France, he made an encouraging start for Alan King when third on his hurdling bow at Huntingdon recently and can again be in the mix.

Longshot Tom Bull

Allez Vic (1.40 Ludlow)

On a cracking mark and the addition of first-time cheekpieces could work the oracle.

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Published on 27 November 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 16:40, 27 November 2016

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