Master can bounce back and register first turf success
It was tempting to select all-the-way Pontefract Listed winner Lincoln Rocks for the mile fillies’ handicap at Newbury on Saturday as front-runners win more than their fair share on the straight course, but she has yet to follow up a win, recording figures of 72354 (0-5).
ALJULJALAH, who did well to run a close second against the pace bias at Haydock last time, could be the one to benefit.
The Newbury handicap won by Kestrel Dot Com last month has worked out well, with two of those ridden patiently in that contest winning last weekend – the fourth, Exceeding Power, and the sixth, Cricklewood Green. WIND IN MY SAILS, third at Newbury, can be supported at Newmarket on Saturday.
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- 'There are reasons to take on the favourite' - Denis Harney with two tips at the Curragh on Saturday
- 'If he stays he will take plenty of beating' - Richard Birch with a Carlisle handicapper to back
- 'He's sure to have been laid out for this' - Richard Birch with three pre-Royal Ascot fancies
- 'He has been found a very weak race' - Paul Kealy fancies a course winner to bounce back to form at Catterick on Thursday
- WATCH: Tom Segal and Paul Kealy mark your card for Derby day at Epsom