Law to prove highest order in Newbury conditions event

James Tate: trainer of Law And Order, who is fancied to win again at NewburyCredit: Mark Cranham

Newmarket David Milnes

Law And Order (3.55 Newbury, nap)

Created a favourable impression when sticking to his guns to win a competitive maiden at Newmarket last time. James Tate's colt has been in good order since on Warren Hill and is fancied to improve for the extra furlong.

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Jack HaynesReporter

Published on 15 September 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 15:28, 15 September 2016

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