Highly regarded Cape Byron can make belated winning return

Newmarket: David Milnes
Cape Byron(3.15 Ascot, nap)
Roger Varian's chestnut was under consideration for the 2,000 Guineas until meeting with a setback in the spring, but is now ready to start. The Newmarket maiden winner has pleased on the Limekilns and should be competitive off a mark of 90.
Others to follow
Ascot 1.30 Lady Dancealot, 2.05 Saphil, 2.40 Merlin Magic, 3.50 Uptown Funk, 4.25 Great Hall, 5.00 Sacred Act, 5.30 Glenamoy Lad.
Haydock 1.50 Cavatina, 2.25 Forever In Love, 3.00 Hyperfocus, 3.35 Magical Dreamer, 4.45 Normandie Attack, 5.20 Don't Give Up.
Newcastle 1.40 Sarookh, 2.50 Naaeebb, 3.25 Codicil, 5.40 Canadian Royal.
Musselburgh 4.30 Arabian Jazz, 5.05 Just Us Two, 6.05 Armagnac, 7.35 The Night Before.
Kempton 5.50 Zamjar, 6.20 Eyecatcher, 6.50 Compulsive, 7.20 Symbolization, 7.50 Poetic Charm, 8.20 Mountain Hunter, 8.50 Robbie Roo Roo, 9.20 Avenue Des Champs.
Lambourn: James Burn
Storm Rock(5.20 Haydock, nap)
Down to a low mark and should relish the ground, especially if it gets testing.
Others to follow
Ascot 1.30 Scenery, 2.05 Fashion Sense, 2.40 Nelson River, 3.15 Musawaat, 5.00 Afaak, 5.30 African Friend.
Haydock 4.10 Noble Peace.
Kempton 5.50 Assanilka, 6.50 Warsaan, 9.20 Jack Bear.
Musselburgh 6.05 Masarzain, 7.05 Brandon Castle.
North: Colin Russell
Magical Effect(6.35 Musselburgh, nap)
In fine form and followed up a good run over 6f at Ripon by finishing an unlucky third over this trip at Catterick last time. He is fancied to gain compensation.
Others to follow
Ascot 4.25 Star Of The East, 5.00 Truth Or Dare, 5.30 Harwoods Volante.
Haydock 1.50 Coast Guard, 2.25 Chantresse, 3.00 Russian Realm, 3.35 Venturous, 4.10 My Amigo, 4.45 Always Resolute, 5.20 Awake My Soul.
Kempton 5.50 Morning Suit, 8.20 Beardwood, 9.20 Whitecliffe Park.
Musselburgh 4.30 Pelice, 5.05 Liberatum, 5.35 Knightsbridge Liam, 6.05 Ellaal, 7.05 Canny Style, 7.35 Thorntoun Lady.
Newcastle 1.40 Rastacap, 2.15 Jan Smuts, 2.50 Portledge, 3.25 Footsteps Forever, 4.00 Spirit Of The Vale, 4.35 Mr Coco Bean, 5.10 Mr Potter, 5.40 Nuns Walk.
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Hawridge Flyer(4.45 Haydock, nap)
Fair form in three starts in maidens and made the most of an inviting opportunity to open his account after a gelding operation last month. More is expected now he is upped in distance on his handicap debut and he is fancied to take the beating off a workable opening mark.
Others to follow
Ascot 4.25 Niblawi, 5.00 Storm Ahead.
Kempton 9.20 Allee Bleue.
Racing Post Ratings: Paul Curtis
Rasheeq(3.35 Haydock, nap)
Well treated on his peak efforts this year, he takes a significant drop in grade and can return to winning ways.
Topspeed: Dave Edwards
African Friend(5.30 Ascot)
Made a tardy start when a beaten favourite over the minimum trip at Thirsk last month and Henry Candy's lightly-raced sprinter can recoup losses over this extra furlong.
Longshot: Ed Quigley
Big Baz(5.00 Ascot)
Hasn't won for two years, but shaped with more promise last time and has claims off a mark of 96. Any rain will help his chance.
Ireland: Richard Forristal
Casadel Sol(7.25 Kilbeggan)
This nicely-bred sort showed marked improvement on his third start to be placed at Downpatrick and, if he progresses again, he should go close.
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