Stick To The Plan can deliver dream result at Southwell

Newmarket: David Milnes

Tranquil Star (7.10 Kempton, nap)

The daughter of Galileo gave notice that her winning turn was not far away when third at Salisbury last time. Jeremy Noseda's filly has since worked well on the Al Bahathri.

Others to follow
Kempton 5.40 Popsilca, 6.10 Lady Danxealot, 6.40 Lady Of Aran, 7.40 Buxted Dream, 8.10 Influent, 8.40 Send Up, 9.10 Transmitting.

Lambourn: James Burn

Brandon Castle (4.00 Ayr, nap)

Archie Watson has worked his magic on this five-year-old, who has won four of his five starts since joining the trainer, including when bolting up at Chester on Saturday. He looks a big player if continuing in that fine form.

Others to follow
Kempton 8.10 Assanilka.
Sedgefield 4.10 Or Three Sons, 4.40 Between The Waters.
Southwell 3.15 Little Windmill, 4.50 Zen Master.

North: Colin Russell

Ingleby Angel (5.05 Ayr, nap)

Hasn't won for a couple of years but is now well handicapped and, having shaped well when fourth at Newcastle on his first run back with David O'Meara, is fancied to fare even better this time.

Others to follow
Ayr 2.20 Barney George, 2.55 Edgar Allan Poe, 3.25 Question Of Faith, 4.00 Vindicator, 4.30 Ce La Vie, 5.35 John Caesar.
Kempton 5.40 Dalalah, 6.10 Undercover Brother, 6.40 Brisk Tempo, 7.40 Summerghand, 8.10 Teomaria.
Sedgefield 2.00 Mathayus, 2.30 Lady Vivona, 3.05 It's Your Move, 3.35 Bordeaux Bill, 4.10 Our Kyle, 4.40 Larkhall, 5.10 Manitowoc County.
Southwell 2.40 Roman Numeral, 3.15 Shaizar, 3.45 Special Prep, 4.20 Nemean Lion, 4.50 Volvalien, 5.25 Grey Monk, 6.00 Thankyou Very Much.

West Country: Tim Mitchell

Love The Leader (5.25 Southwell, nap)

Shaped as though he was coming to hand when staying on from off the pace at Newton Abbot last time. Bold bid expected now back up in distance off a winnable mark.

Others to follow
Sedgefield 2.00 On Alberts Head, 3.05 Boy In A Bentley.
Southwell 6.00 Polished Rock.

Racing Post Ratings: Simon Turner

Edgar Allan Poe (2.55 Ayr)

Created a good impression when winning back-to-back races on an easy surface earlier this year. Likely to be better for a recent spin on quicker ground and appeals as being well handicapped off 71.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Stick To The Plan (4.20 Southwell)

Broke the ice on his final outing last season and Dan Skelton's five-year-old can carry on where he left off in April.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

Braes Of Lochalsh (4.00 Ayr)

Not firing on all cylinders lately, but has some smart form over course and distance and will handle the ground.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Miss Eyecatcher (4.25 Tipperary)

Roger McGrath's talented six-year-old, the winner of three bumpers and two hurdle races, was impressive when getting off the mark over fences at the Listowel festival where she won easily over Tuesday's 2m4f trip. She can follow up against three rivals.