Signposts: Kitten holds big claims back on turf

Credit: Harry Trump

Big Kitten2.15 Windsor
William Haggas boasts a 27 per cent strike-rate at Windsor and he sends this four-year-old to the venue. This lightly raced son of Kitten’s Joy switches back to the turf after two solid efforts on the all-weather.

Mark’s Choice7.00 Doncaster
Jack Garritty and this speedy three-year-old are unbeaten in two runs together and the pair bid for the hat-trick on Town Moor. Conditions should be ideal for this progressive gelding.

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Published on 28 June 2019inHorse racing tips

Last updated 18:31, 28 June 2019

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