Sherwood's unexposed Lady to shine at Fontwell

Newmarket: David Milnes

Pouvoir Magique (7.15 Newcastle, nap)

Looks the type to excel on Tapeta and expected to collect first time on the all-weather after a couple of modest efforts on turf. John Gosden’s colt has worked well on Long Hill of late.

Others to follow
Newcastle 5.45 Destinata, 6.15 Charleston Belle, 6.45 Cashla Bay, 9.15 Lady of the Lamp.

Lambourn: James Burn

Legend Lady (2.30 Fontwell, nap)

Lightly raced with only five starts on her CV with perhaps more to come. She boasts some useful form and is held in high regard by Oliver Sherwood, who does well with his runners at this track.

Others to follow
Fontwell 2.00 Miss Crick, 3.00 Diese Des Bieffes, 4.00 The Go Tou Man.
Warwick 12.50 Fields Of Fortune, 1.50 Full Irish, 2.20 Zen Master, 2.50 Lunar Flow, 3.50 Taras Day.

West Country: Andrew King

Lady Of Lamanver (2.30 Fontwell, nap)

Returns from a long layoff but has run well fresh in the past and expected to put up a bold show.

Others to follow
Fontwell 1.30 Lady Of Longstone, 2.00 Tacenda, 3.30 Barney From Tyanee, 4.00 Inaminna.
Warwick 12.50 Padleyourowncanoe, 1.20 Bill And Barn, 2.50 Billy Two Tongues, 3.50 Miss Tynte.

North: Richard Young

Frank The Slink (3.40 Hexham, nap)

Has not won for some time but the 11-year-old is on a good mark and ran well over this course and distance in the spring. Should be better for his last run after a break, ground conditions look ideal and he is fancied to go well with a tongue-tie fitted.

Others to follow
Hexham 12.40 Bulkov, 1.10 Black Art, 1.40 Niceandeasy, 2.10 Teddy Tee, 2.40 Sky Full Of Stars, 3.10 On A Promise.
Newcastle 5.45 Harbour Vision, 6.15 Port Soif, 6.45 Nuns Walk, 7.15 Waarif, 7.45 Mr Potter, 8.15 Naupaka, 8.45 My Girl Maisie, 9.15 Quick Look.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Oxwich Bay (2.20 Warwick, nap)

Bumper winner who has shaped well on both starts over hurdles to date and looks well treated off 115 on his handicap debut.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Arrowzone (7.45 Newcastle)

Took advantage of a declining handicap mark to end his lean spell at Wolverhampton three weeks ago and is still well treated on his best form.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Riverside City (3.20 Warwick)

Lost his way recently but is starting to look attractively handicapped off a mark of 111 so cannot be left out of calculations.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Massa Lubrense (8.00 Dundalk)

John Geoghegan’s homebred has been placed on two of his four starts, most recently when runner-up over 6f at Leopardstown. That was only his second start of the year and, with improvement on the cards, he gets the vote to land the 7f maiden.

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