Recent Kempton scorer Navarra Princess can follow up despite rise

Newmarket: David Milnes

Navarra Princess (2.40 Wolverhampton, nap)

Won from a wide draw at Kempton last time and is fancied to repeat the trick, even though he's back in trip. Don Cantillon's speedster is fancied to defy a 9lb rise.Others to follow
Wolverhampton 4.50 Dubai Frame, 5.20 Refrain, 5.55 Drap D'Or.
Ripon 6.30 Stay Classy, 7.00 Al Ozzdi, 7.30 Eyecatcher, 9.00 Restive Spirit.
Windsor 5.40 Letmestopyouthere, 6.10 Deadly Force, 7.10 Brigand, 7.40 Arcadian Sea, 8.40 Garden Oasis.

Lambourn: James Burn

Aardwolf(5.30 Worcester, nap)

Took some time to click over hurdles, but has been in good form this summer and thrived on the quick ground. Should be able complete a hat-trick on his first start in handicap company.Others to follow
Ripon 6.30 Hawayel, 8.30 Global Excel, 9.00 Timespan.
Windsor 6.10 Glorious Lover, 8.10 King's Slipper, 8.40 Candidate.
Worcester 2.20 The Fresh Prince, 3.25 Ask Robin, 4.25 Boychick.

North: Colin Russell

Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner

Bayshore Freeway (8.40 Windsor)

Progressive filly who has impressed in winning her last two. Still looks fairly weighted and should go close for her in-form stable.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Garden Oasis(8.40 Windsor)

Hung on in gritty fashion to break his duck over ten furlongs at Haydock last month and is expected to be suited by this step up in distance.

Longshot: Andy Harrison

Culm Counsellor (1.50 Worcester)

Uninspiring recently but the application of the first-time tongue-tie could see a return to the form that saw him win off this mark at Stratford in October. James Davies travels for the one booked ride.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Alfirak (6.50 Roscommon)

A winner over a mile at Dundalk in April, the Damian English-trained four-year-old performed well on his turf debut when second at Bellewstown five days ago. He can build on that effort and gets the vote to land this apprentice handicap under Oisin Orr.

The Raceform Interactive nugget

Jimmy Quinn's last two rides for Sir Michael Stoute have won. He goes for the hat-trick with Refrain in the 5.20 at Wolverhampton, a race in which three-year-olds have won eight of the previous nine runnings.

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