Lion able to continue Gosden's roaring form in Racing Post Trophy

Newmarket: Anthony Burke

Roaring Lion (3.25 Doncaster, nap)

The John Gosden-trained colt showed real determination to land the Group 2 Royal Lodge Stakes at Newmarket last time. That effort put him firmly in the frame for this race and with more improvement expected he holds solid credentials here.

Others to follow
Doncaster 1.45 Mutaaqeb, 2.20 Al Hajar, 2.55 Ooty Hill, 4.00 Spring Loaded, 4.35 Sir Dancealot, 5.10 Ocean Air.
Newbury 1.10 Birch Grove, 1.40 New Empire, 2.15 Frontiersman, 2.50 Mythical Magic, 3.20 Abdon, 3.55 Hikmaa, 4.30 Sudona, 5.05 Bybrook.
Wolverhampton 6.15 Miss Rosina, 6.45 Perfect Spy, 7.45 Wiff Waff, 8.15 Walk On Walter, 8.45 Dreaming Time, 9.15 Spinnaka.

Lambourn: James Burn

Nebo (2.50 Newbury, nap)

Smart juvenile has hit the crossbar a few times at Group level this term but this looks a good opportunity to strike with Frankie Dettori booked to ride for the first time.

Others to follow
Cheltenham 3.45 Thomas Campbell, 4.20 Cultivator, 5.30 Cracking Destiny.
Doncaster 1.45 Red Roman, 2.20 Rogue, 2.55 Burguillos, 4.35 Jallota.
Newbury 1.10 Mille Tank, 2.15 Danehill Kodiac, 3.20 Storm Rock, 3.55 Magnolia Springs.
Wolverhampton 7.45 Swing Out Sister.

North: Colin Russell

Buckled (4.40 Kelso, nap)

Better over hurdles than fences and having shaped well on testing ground on his reappearance at Perth last month is fancied to go close on today's good ground.

Others to follow
Cheltenham 2.35 Golden Jeffrey, 3.10 Double W's, 5.30 The Road Home.
Doncaster 1.45 Staxton, 2.20 Big Les, 2.55 Rainbow Rebel, 3.25 Alfa Maguire, 4.00 Boundsy, 4.35 Intisaab, 5.10 Hajjam.
Kelso 1.20 Echo Express, 1.50 Some Reign, 2.25 Big River, 3.00 Wakanda, 3.35 Desert Island Dusk, 4.05 Doktor Glaz, 5.15 Professor Plum.
Newbury 1.40 Prestbury Park, 2.50 Dream Today, 3.55 Miss Bar Beach, 4.30 Endless Tangent, 5.05 Tawseef.
Wolverhampton 5.45 Rapid Ranger, 6.15 Mr Enthusiastic, 6.45 Taylor's Row, 7.15 Angel In The Snow, 7.45 Jasi, 8.15 Midsummer Knight, 8.45 Rock N Rolla, 9.15 Lord Commander.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Johanos (3.45 Cheltenham)

Enjoyed a couple of wide-margin victories in March and although this is tougher, Nigel Hawke's improving six-year-old should not be underestimated.

West Country: Andrew King

Whataknight (3.45 Cheltenham, nap)

Should have derived benefit for seasonal return and can make his presence tell as a result.

Others to follow
Cheltenham 2.00 Doing Fine, 3.10 Vaniteux 4.20 Alcala 4.55 Robbin Hannon, 5.30 Ainchea.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

(1.50 Kelso, nap)

Shaped like a certain future winner behind a smart type over course and distance earlier this month and this looks an ideal opportunity for him to go one better.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Lamb Or Cod (2.00 Cheltenham)

His last run was too bad to be true and the ten-year-old has ground conditions to suit, winning form at the track and is capable off a mark of 130.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Mawaany (4.50 Leopardstown)

The Ger Lyons-trained four-year-old, who won twice over shorter trips early in the year, has performed well over 1m4f and ran as if today's return to that distance would suit when beaten a neck on his most recent start at the Curragh. He appears to be adaptable in terms of ground and can score for Colin Keane.

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